Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-08
Church Music

Church MuS1c
The subject of the sermon at the South
Park Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning will be: The Gospel Of the
Historic Church" In the evening at
the South Park Memorial Chapel the
subject will be abraham Lincoln and
the Battle of Gettysburg This sermon
will contain a description of the battle
of Gettysburg, the dedication of the
National Cemetery and Lineoln's Gettys-
burg address, The Rev. DR.. Lyman
Whitney Allen will preach both morning
and evening.
The music for the day will be as fol-
lows:
Morning-Organ prelude, ''Adagio,"
Wermun: soprano solo, Heaven Is My
Home, Savage; offertory, organ solo,
Romance" Mendelssohn; organ post
lude, state March," Spinney.
Notwithstanding chorus, Brightly
solo, 20 God Whose Presence" Hanson;
otfertory, soprano solo, .'Recessional, DE
Koven.
This will be the musical program at
the Old First Presbyterian Church TO
Morning-organ prelude, "Elegle,
GGrieg; opening sentence, sanctus lHoly
City, Gaul; anthem, Fear Not fe, o
offertory sentence, ''All Things Come of
Seek SEEK for "s Some Reiief'i' Higgsl organ
postlude. 'Hossanah, Wachs.
Evening-organ prelude, "Andantino'
fby requestl, Lemare; opening sentence,
"Sanctus'' holy City, Gaul; Lords
Prayer. quartet; anthem, He Watching
Over Israel C'Elijah'1 Mendelssohin; re,
Call Russell; offertory sentence, An
30 Thou Traveller Unknown" Noble; or
gan postlude, Largo" Handel.
Rev. Pleasant Hunter. d. D., will
preach in the Second Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning and evening.
The musical program for the day will be
as follows:
euse." Bartlett: anthem Saviour,
Source of Every Blessing" Salter; offer
tory, "Romanee," Merkel: soprano solo,
u Love the Lord Berwald; postlude
'Prelude in Sharp MINOR. Xotorinski
anthem, 20, Come. Let Us Worship"
Mendelssohn; organ offertory, Even
song" Johnson; ofIertory, alto solo,
Thou Wit Keep Him in Perfect Peace, F"
Case; response, selected; postlude, Grand
Aioehif d II. hpSeic'
At the Church of the Redeemer the
following music will be rendered tomor--
row: Morning-Prelude, Grand Offer
toire.' Thayer; PROFESSIONAL, go For
! ward, Christian Soldiers Webb; anthem,
1.-The Pillars Of the Earth Are the
Lords Tours: response, Peace | Leave
With You" Burdett; offertory, "Awak-
ening;" Englemann: quartet, Come Unto
Me, Ye Weary" Lansing; anthem, "A
Hmm of the Homeland =, Sullfyan. most
lnde, ''Processional," Bastite. Evening
Prelude, .'Varia tions-Star-Spang BAN
ner, Buck; professional, Go Forward,
''Hark! Harkl NV Soul (Shelleyl, Mrs.
| 8aneY, Mrs. Spanjer and choir; offer
tory. Southern Melodies" Foster; solo,
My Redeemer and My Lord" (Buck). Mr..
| Quick; postlude, Military March,
Clark.
| At the Central Presbyterian Church to-
morrow the following will be the musical
program:
Morning-organ prelude. "cantilene.'
/ Wheeldon: anthem, "If Ye Love Me-
violin solo. "serenata," Nloszkowski; or
| gan postlude, "Postlude," Vincent
Evening-organ prelude, Grand Chneni
| IN ID" Wenliam Smith; La Colombo,
SmithA anthem, Sing Alieluia Forth.
! Dudley Buck: trio. anthem, Hear 0ui
Prayer ]. NJ. Abbot: violin solo. ''Medi-
tatton." Wenham Smith; offertory, Mel
ody." g. n. Rockwell; anthem. WEARY
| of Earth p. A. Schneider with violiT
obligato); soprano and alto duet, I'm His
| Hands, Scbnecker; organ postlude
| "Festal March, Wenbam Smith.
Music at Third Presbyterian Church to-
morrow will be- MISUNDERSTANDING, Lar
go" from Xerxes, Handel anthem, "Jubj
| Ia te'' In G.. Camp. 0ffpriOry anthem
aBenedictus" in e. Buck; postiude, Post
lude In fiat Faulkes Evening-Pre
lude, Meditation" Brewster; specia
service of song by the famous Welsl
chorus; postlude. "Tbe Abbey March,
Lyle.
At st. Luke's NJ. f. Church the pastor
Rev. J. II. Macdonald. viii preach to
morrow at the morning service and Thu
music will be as follows Organ prelude
.'Allegretto." Goldmark; anthem, Low
| Divine Marks; offertory, "Melodie,
Ernst; duct for soprano aud bass
eeant Miss May c. Korb aud G. H
Downing; postlude "Postlude in
In Tie evening Mr.. Macdonald will Civ
will be; Organ prelude "Preude in i.
Salome; quartet, "0ur Country Unrivale'
in Splcndor," Shaw; offertory. SON
without Words" Neruda; solo for bass
II Have Fought Good Fight. JroW
bridge 90. ". Downing; postlude
March Hcroique, Munro.
Clinton Avenue Reformed Church
Morning Prelude, "Walther's Priz
Song" Wagner; anthem. NO Shadow
Sonder" from "fhe Holy city" Gaul
respeDsr, Almighty God. Preserve L
still" Schllins: ofrertory. medltatio
from 'fThais, Massenet: tenor solo. "Ih
Peace Of Cod G;ounod (AIr. Campbell
l. postludc. Coronation March from II.
Propbetc,' Meyerbeer." Eyening-Prf
lude. Berceusc from "Iocelyn.' GODDARD
anthem, ''Sanctus." Gounod: quartc
Lead Kindly Light" Buck; respons'
Almighty God. Preserve rs still" Sebi
ling; onertory, air from Faust Gonnof
bass solo, I'm Heavenly Love Abiding.
. Jassen fAfr Ross) ppstlude, Triumph
March, from Aida" Verdi.
At Christ Reformed Church, tn
Rev T. H. Barker. minister. III
4 musical program for tomorrow wi
1 be- Morning Organ. Humoresau
l IlVarak anthem. Tho Lord is EN
| aitcd. West: soto, Tile Plains
1 Peace" Barnard, Miss elsie Thrufel
/ SERMON. "All Things Arc Yours" OF
gan postiudc. Stern. Eycning--Oi
gan prelude, America" Variation
4 ilease; anthem, american Hymn
I Keilpr; hymn. onward Christian so
4 difrsi responsive reading. Selsctio
g. 8ui aem. NcceSFional. iSiping-D'
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