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

herds" Shelley; offertory. (a) trio,
violin, harp and organ, Meditation"
Missa; (b) duo, violin and harp ave
Maria" Schubert Wilhelm; tenor
solo. GLORY to Heavens Eternal
SON. Meyer-Helmund; carol anthem,
Come, Ye Gentles, Hear the Story"
Bairstow; postlude, Hallelujah Cho-
rus, Handel. Evening-Prelude, trios,
violin, harp and organ, (a) "Ro-
nance" Saint-Saens; tb) "Priere,"
Franck; anthem, Like Silver Lamps
in Distant Shrine" Barnby; offer
tory, (a) harp solo, Meditation" L.
f. Eastman; (b) trio, Ave Verum,"
Mozart; Christmas carols. (a) God
Rest You, Merry Gentlemen" Old
English; OBJ "Silent Night, Holy
Night" Old German; (e) "Slumber
Song of Infant Jesus" Gevaert; I'D
IAN Ancient Christmas Lullaby"
Corner; carol. Child Jesus Comes
From Heavenly Heights" Lutkin;
postlnde, March for a Church Festi-
val, Best. The choir: Mrs. Caryl
Bensel Wildrick, soprano: Miss Bessie
G. Volckman, alto; Howard V. Pascal.
tenor; Carl Morris, baritone; Miss
Ethel G. Smith, vlolinist; Mrs. Lucia
f. Eastman, harpist; William w.
Bross, organist and director.
The Christmas music in the Third
presbyterian Church will be some
what unique this year for two rea-
sons; First, because the music for all
the anthems, solos and carols have
been written at various times by the
organist, J. II. Huntington, ir.. who
is now in his twenty-fifth year of
service at the church, and second. be-
cause these Christmas services are
tho last to be held in the present
church building. In the morning the
anthems will be Calm on the Listen
ing Ear OF Night" and 30, Little
Town of Bethlehem" soprano solo.
sleep, Holy Babe;" bass solo,
There's n Song in the Air;" contral-
to solo, THE Virgin Stills the Cry
ing" In the evening a carol service
will be given by the choir and Sab
bath school. These carols have been
dedicated by Mr.. Huntington to Mat
thias j. Price, superintendent of the
school, with whom he has been n CO.
worker for many years. The pastor,
Rev. Robert s. Inglis, will give a
brief history OF the origin of the
words of the various carols. There
will also be other interesting exer-
cises The members of the choir are
as follows: Soprano, Miss Lydia
Koehler; contralto. Mrs Mollie
Chaplin Ely: tenor Charles p, Morse;
bass, Millard Robaud: organist and
choirmaster. ]. n. Huntington, jr.
Communion will be observed In the
First Presbyterian Church Tabernacle
tomorrow morning at 1890. Rev. A
Fl. Tully will preach at 7:45 D. m.
The music follows: Morning-Pre-
Jude, Melody in r., W. Haynes; an
them, Weary Of Earth and Laden
With My SIM" Ferris Lozar; post
Jude in c, w II. Tervis. Evening
Prelude In @, A. Petrali; anthem,
Sing, o Daughter of Zion" M.
Schwartz; offertory, Lord. We Pray
Thee" d. Brown; postlude. Process
sional March, Fl. Parker.
1.-THE Gospel of the Incarnation"
will be the subject of Rev. John Nc
Dowelps sermon tomorrow morning In
Park Presbyterian Church In the
evening a cantata, bethlehem" by
Maunder, will be given by the chorus
choir OF fifty voices assisted by Mrs.
Lucille Elizabeth Pellet, soprano;
George @. Tamlyn, tenor; William De-
Forest Voorhees,, baritone. and John
e. Miller, bass The music In the
morning service will be as follows:
Organ prelude, Noel, Buck; anthem,
Gloria in Excelsls, Coombs; soprano
solo, "A Christmas Message" Dress
Ter, Mrs. Pellet; anthem, "sing, o
Heavens" Tours; offertory baritone
solo, Nazareth" Gounod, Mr.. Voor-
hees: anthem, praise the Lord"
Loveland; response, 'Sevenfold,
Amen" Stainer; organ postlude, Fes-
tival March, HUM.
DR.. George Walton King will preach
tomorrow morning at the Central
Presbyterian Church on 1.-THE Christ
mas Song" A beautiful Christmas
booklet of this sermon is in prepara-
ton to be given as DR.. Kings compli-
ments to those who attend the serv-
Ice. In the evening, in connection
with the musical service Rev. Robert
Spencer Young, B. D., the assistant
minister, will deliver an illustrated
sermon on 1.-THE Way to Bethlehem
The morning music will be: Organ,
Jubilate Dec, Silvers; Pastoral, Oes-
ten; Marche Pontificale, Sonata Pom
tificale, Lemmens. Evening Organ,
1.-THE Holy Night" ("Noel'O, Buck;
march of the Magi Kings" Dubois;
Christmas Pastoral, Pache; cantata,
christmas Tidings," Berwald; bass
recit, 1.-THE Lord Thy Cod" quartet,
BLESSED Night" soprano solo, And
There Were Shepherds" tenor solo,
"Be Not Afraid" quartet GLORY to
God In the Highest;" quartet, Chris