Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-20

or, and Mr.. Eddy, bass; offertory,
Evening Chimes" MacFarlane;
tenor solo. Sorrows of Death" from
Mendelssohn's Hymn of Praise"
H. l.. Hunt; response, quartet from
Adams Holy Child" postlude,
christmas Postlude," Best. Prof.
Fred A. Earle
PRESBYTERIAN.
There will be special Christmas
services tomorrow morning and eve
ming at the First Presbyterian
Church. Springfield The choir, under
the leadership of Carl H. Rupprecht
will render the following Christmas
music: Morning-Anthem, There
Were Shepherds Vincent; anthem,
Arise, Shine,' Maken; response,
| "SevenfQld Amen" Stainer; offertory
solo, Holy Night" Adam; carol Gum
accompanied), "Sleep. Holy Babe"
Dykes. Evening-Anthem, Behold, I
Bring You Good Tidings," Goss; re-
sponse "Sevenfold Amen" stainer;
anthem, Sing, o Heavens" Gaul;
offertory solo, 1.-THE Birthday of a
King" Neidlinger; carol (unaocompa-
nied), Holy Night, Peaceful Night"
Traditional.
DIR. w. ]. Dawson will preach at
First Presbyterian Church. The sub
1ect Of his morning sermon will be
"The Mother of Jesus" In the eve
ming he will deliver an address on
Phillips Brooks's % Little Town of
Bethlehem +"
The Christmas music at the Old
First will be as follows: Morning
Organ prelude March of the Magi
Kings" Dubois; Christmas carol,
God Rest You, Merry Gentlemen"
Old English; anthem, Nazareth"
Gounod; response, "Silent Night" Old
German; offertory. Noel. 20 Holy
Night" seventeenth century French,
ADAM Christmas carol, 20 Little
fury German; organ postlude, Christ
mas Postlude, Best. EVENING"
music of this service is from ST.
Saen's Christmas Oratorio)-Organ
prelude, Pastorale from oratorio; rec
itative and chorus, There Were Shep-
herds at Night" alto solo, Patiently
Have | Waited for the Lord" tenor
solo and chorus, I'm My Heart I Be-
lieve, o Lord" soprano and baritone
duet, Benedictus, blessed Is He Who
Cometh In the Name of the Lord;
chorus, Gloria Patri, GLORY Unto the
Father" offertory trio for soprano,
TENOR anu DdTllOhes MdBliilCdI, quar-
tet, "Alleluia, We Heavens Sing
Praises" quintet and chorus, Arise
Now, Daughter of Zion;" organ post
Jude, March Pontificale, Lemmens.
Alexander Russell, organist and
choirmaster; Mrs. Louise MacMahan.
soprano; Miss Mary Porter Mitchell.
contralto; DIR. M. L. Eichorn, tenor;
Perry Averill, baritone, assisted by
Miss Mae Wright, mezzo-soprano;
Miss Milford billing, harpist, and the
chorus choir of forty voices.
Rev. Lewis B. Hills will lead the
Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:45
o'clock tomorrow night. The subject
will be 1.-THE Christmas Spirit, and
How 1t May Prevail" The Misses
Madeline Spain and Helen Vaughn
will sing duet, and vocal solos will
be rendered by Miss Trautwiler and
Ernest e. Bedell. On Tuesday eve
ming at o'clock this congregation
will attend a union prayer meeting in
the Third Presbyterian Church. The
meeting will be led by DR.. Robert
Scott Inglis, and the subject will be
1.-THE Christmas Spirit" The Chris
mas exercises of the Sunday school
will be held on Sunday afternoon. De-
cember %.
At the West Presbyterian Church
Rev. II. c. Harmon will preach to-
morrow morning on 1.-THE Christmas
Message" and in the evening on THE
Value of the Gift" The musical pro-
gram for the morning will be: Pas
toral Symphony ("Messiah"), Han
del; solo. HE Shall Feed His Flock"
C'Messiah"), Handel; anthem, Be
hold, Bring You Glad Tidings."
Churchill; offertory. "A Christmas
Carol" Lorenz; postlude, Hallelujah
Chorus C'Messlah''), Handel. Eve
ning-Prelude (a), March of the Magi
Kings" Dubois; (b), THE Shepherds
in the Field" Mailing; anthem, 20
Little Town OF Bethlehem" Wake
lin; offertory, Babe of Bethlehem"
Dressler; Christmas Postlude, Best.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Bible school will be held Friday
night, December 26. at o'clock. The
church congregation and Bible school
will sing Christmas carols on Christ
mas eve throughout the neighbor-
hood, in accordance with the plan Of
the municipal Christmas celebration.
The music at the Second Presbyte-
rian Church tomorrow will be:
Morning-Prelude, trio, "Contempla-
tion," violin, harp and organ, Dali
lier; anthem. And There Were Shop