Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-15
SERVICES IN NEWARK
CHURCHES TOMORROW

exchange pulpits with DIR Pleasant
Hunter, of the Second Presbyterian
Church, tomorrow morning. In the
evening DR.. Dawson will occupy the
pulpit of the old First, and W Il
preach the second address in the
s series of popular Sunday evening
services during November on the sub
1ect, THE Problem of hmm grafton 7"
TIL music at the morning service
will be: Organ, prelude, In Paradise
Dubois; opening sentence, Sanctus,
Holy City" Gaul; anthem, chorale
from Elijah" He That Shall En-
dure to the End Shall Be Saved"
Mendelssohn; offertory s ntence, Bee
thoven; offertory quartet, blessed
Are the Merciful," Hiles; organ post
lude, Fiat Lux, Let There Be Light -
Dubois. The music at the evening
serv ce will be: Organ prelude, An
dante Cantabile, Pierne; opening sem
tence, Choral Sanctus, Holy City,"
Gaul: anthem, ut Is High Time to
Awake Barnby; offertory sentence,
Beethoven; offertory duet, Say.
Waterman, What of the NightT'
Sarjeant; organ postude, Hallelujah
Cho~ns, Handel. On Monday evening
Joseph Lincoln will lecture in the old
First on "Cape Cod Folk and 9th sr
Sea Folk"
On Tuesday evening. ut o'clock,
tho Congregations OF the South Park,
the Third and the First Presbyter'a Az
churches and the st Paul's Methodist
Oh rch Will unite in a union pray er
meeting in the First Presbyterian
Church DIR. Davis w LUSH Rev
w. A. Howden. DR.. L Hurlburt
and A. V Hamburg. president of the
Board of TRADE, will speak The sub
ject will be Immigrants" On Thurs
day evening q free public lecture VIII
be delivered in the church bv George
n. Cross on Paris, a World Capital.
Rev. w. ]. Dawson. D. D., will
preach in the Second Presbyter' an
Church tomorrow morning at 1920
O'Clock in exchange of pulpits with
DR.. Hunter At 7:45 DIR. Hunter will
preach. The following musical num-
bers will be rendered by the choir dur
ing the day: Morning-Prelude. Can
table, Callaerts; anthem. Jesus
Saviour, Pilot Me- Campbell; organ
offertory, Henry Smart offertory,
tenor solo; postlude, Berthold Tours.
Evening-Prelude, Offertoire, Dubois;
!, anthem, Forward BE Our Watch
word" Shelley; organ offertory, Inter
mezzo." Durham; offertory, 20 for
the Pearly Gates" Hanscom; re-
sronse, selected. and postlude, Grand
Choeur in A, Salome.
The music in the Third Presbyte-
rian Church tomorrow will be as fol-
lows: Morning-Anthem, Art Thou
Lord. Most Holy Abt. Miss Koehler.
Evening-Anthem. 1.-The Shadows of
the Evening Hour" Smart-Meyer;
anthem, Bonum Est, Holden.
Rev. w. f. Lemon will preach on
Observation-Disclosures" tomorrow eve
ming at the Manhattan Park Presby-
terrain Church. Grove street and
Z, pY-i n
Church tomorrow will be: Organ, "A
Song of JOY" II. Smith; anthem,
Arise, Shine for Thy Light Is Come"
d Buck: offertory, more Love to
Thee" Marks: Postlude in G minor.
CaIlxin. Evening-Orgau. Prayer IN
A fiat, Thompson; anthem, Hall
Gladdening Light" Field; offertory,
''The Day Is Past and Over" Shell
don; Postlude in G, Ashmali:
DR.. George Walton King will preach
tomorrow evening at the Central
Presbyterian Church on "The
Thinkers Thought" This is the
third sermon in the series on THE
Man of Thought and HIS Mission in
the World of Today" The sermon In
the morning viii be preached by Rev.
Joseph F. Folsom on Missions at
Home" in AN exchange of pulpits
ordered by the Presbytery of New
IA.
Norning-Orean, Allegro Moderate,
Stebbins; elevation" Lcret; Grand
Chorus, Dubois; anthem, In
Heavenly Love Abiding" Brown.
Even'ng--Organ, Largo, Handel: Bar
carolle, Salome; Postlude, Faulkes;
anthem, IT Lay My Sins op>Jesus."
Hawley; specials, GLORIOUS Things
Are Spoken Havdn Jesus Calls
Us Jude: "Oh. Could Speak the
IL, 1x,4l
Methodist Protestant.
Rev. Eugene c. Makosky, the pas
tor of the First M. p. Church, Clinton
a~d Treacy avenues, will preach to-
morrow morning on the subject
"show us the Father" At night his
sermon subject will be "a Poor Rich
Man" The musical program will
consist of the following numbers:
Morning-PraIude. Prelude. Fla oler:
offertory Offertory in F. Benoist: So
rrnpo solo. "In Thee, o Lord Do I
Put My Trust" Frey. Miss Collins
Brchanan. postiude. Grand Offertoire.
-Wely. Evening - Prelude.
"0Hertoire st. Cecile," Batiste: offer
prano solo 81 Law Me Down in
Peace" Dudley Buck. Miss Buchanan;
postlude, Russian March. Clark.
Methodist Episcopal.
DR.. vogel will preach at the MORN
ing service of Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow In the
evening DR.. F. Watson Harmon, of
Drew Theological Seminary, VIII
preach.
DR. William Eakins,, will preach in
the Franklin Street NJ. e. Church, OPP
poste the City Hall annex, tomorrow
morning on the subject "Men o.
Wbnr1 fha World Was Not Unrfhu
In the evening DR.. M. Y. Bovand,
former pastor. will Occupy the pulpit.
At Union Street M. e. Church the
pastors morning discourse will be
1.-THE New Emancipation Proclama-
ton Rev. Arlo A. Brown will de-
liver "Progressives in Religion" at
the evening service. Rev. Warren p
Coon will conduct the service. Music
fer the day will be: Morning-Volun-
tsrv Zundel: offertory "samiro-
m de-" Rossini; postlude, March in r,
\ Stark Even ng--Prelude. Pathetic"
herman: offertory. Pomanza Rosen-
kranz; postlude, Fanfare in E fiat,
Rosenkranz.
At the Central Methodist Episcopal
Church Rev III. Y. Murkland. the pas
tor, will preach at both services IN
the morning his sermon subject will
be First Things First" and in the
evening "The Two Foundations" The
Sunday school meets at 2:30 and the
Epworth League at Gas. On Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock the church prayer
meeting and on Friday afternoon at
o'clock the Junior Epworth League.
st, Luke's NJ. e. Church, Rev. j. III.
Macdonald, the pastor will preach
morning and evening tomorrow. The
morning music will be: Organ
Prelude Adagio cantabile, Page; an