Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-24

Women in Society" will be the ser
mon subject of the Rev. James A.
Sclandt tomorrow evening at the
Belleville Avenue Congregational
Church.
Mission Work at Home and Abroad
Industrial Missions, will be dis
oussed at the Bible reading sessions
of the Christian Endeavor societies to-
morrow.
The members of Wayne Council Jr.
o. L. A. NJ, will attend a special serV
ice to be held in the First Methodist
Protestant Church. Clinton avenue, to-
Eugene c. Makowsky. will preach the
sermon.
Two banners will be awarded at the
annual Junior Christian Endeavor rail-
ly. to be held in the Calvary Presby-
torian Church this evening. The ad
dress will be made by the Rev. Walter
b. Greenway, of Philadelphia.
Ivan p Flood. boys secretary at
the local Y. NJ. c. A.. will dicect the
work at Camp Kiamesha, in Sussex
county, during the summer. The New
ark boys connected with the associa-
ton are now planning for the usual
outing.
The services at the House of Prayer.
Will be as follows tomorrow. Holy
communion at 80 a. M, morning
prayer at 10 o'clock. choral eucharist
at $50, children's vespers a $3.50 p.
m. and choral evensong at 1870 o clock.
The Rev. DR.. Miller, rector, will offici-
ate.
The first annual convention of the
Christian Endeavor societies of the
Methodist Protestant churches of the
Eastern Conference. embracing New
York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
closed in the Beulah M P, Church.
opened on Wednesday The program
included addresses by prominent
speakers. chorus choir and orchestral
music and selections by the Hudson
Double Quartet.
A Sunday school chapel, to cost So
600, will be erected soon by the con-
gregation of the Second st. Paurs
Evangelical Lutheran Church, at
Grafton and Lincoln avenues. Wood
side section. The new frame struc-
ture viii occupy corner of the plot.
and when completed will be used for
regular services until the new church
proper is constructed later.
Vocational day will be observed
by the local Baptist churches on sun
day June Is. The pastors will preach
special sermons on the need of young
men entering the Christian ministry
as vocation. The call for the OBJ
servanee in this State has bean sent
out by the New Jersey Baptist AS
ISOLATION.
This city will be represented al the
conference Of the World Student
Mohonls, N. y, the first week in June
The general conference sessions will
be conducted by DR. John r. Mott. of
Montclair the general secretary Of
the federation. Forty countries will
be represented at the meet.
The Rev A. j. futile. an aged
member of the Newark Methodist
Conference, well-known to the clergy
in this city will retire as pastor of
the First Church, Summit. on April
next He has spent forty FIVE years
in the ministry and has served the
years. AT the close of his pastorate
he will devote his time to literary
work and will probably make his
home with daughter in East Or
ange,
Tho building committee Of the local
Womens Christian Association expect
TO open the new headquarters and
dormitorys being erected In Washing
ton street on or about August /. The
members of the association are plan
ming several social farewell events to
be h'ld In the old building at IA East
be supper to be rendered the young
women of the Bible class In July.
Mrs. Florence Milford Hunt, con
tralto soloist at st. Paurs Methodist
Episcopal Church, this city, and a
member of tho Metropolitan Opera
Company, Manhattan, will sing an i'm :
portant role In the rendition of Bach $
setting of the Passion of St Mat
thew" to be given on Friday next,
May 80, by the Bach festival choir,
under the direction Of DR. J. Fred
| Wolfe. In the Packer Memorial Church
Lehigh University. The choir and
chorus will number 200 voices.
At the Memorial Day exercises 70
! be held in the First Presbyterian
Church on next Friday evening, the
| principal address will be made by the
| Rev. Robert w. Peach, rector Oh
the Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal
| Church The invocation will be de-
| livered by the Rev. DR.. w. j. Dawson
pastor Of the First Church. There
VIII be an impressive musical pro-
gram. The service will be open tc
the public.
Under the auspices OF the Christian
|. Endeavor Society OF the Elizabeth
Avenue Presbyterian Church a three.
act comedy, entitled Oak Farm" was
presented In the Sabbath school room,
last evening. Nine Young peope 1ers
In the cast. consisting OF the Aisses