Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-01

VIII pe pIOHlOleu ny the hOlHouid DO
ciety.
colder Boys Day" will be observed
in the local, Sabbath schools on Sun
day, February g.. Special exercises
win be held and the older boys in the
Bible schools will be in charge of the
programs. There will be addresses by
prominent church workers and spe-
cial musical features.
The Rev. D. j. Downing and several
assistant priests of the Vincentian
Fathers Community, will close tomor-
row a two weeks mission, which has
been conducted at st. Rose OF Lima's
Catholic Church, Roseville. The serv-
ices this week have been held for men
and special masses have been cele-
brated. The mission will close to-
morrow with sermon, benediction
and the bestowal of the Papal bless
ing.
Self Control was the topic of a
discourse given by Rabbi Charles /.
High street, last night. 1t was the
third address of series on Jewish
ethics.
THIS morning DR.. Hoffman spoke on
Reverence" and made an address to
a confrmant, Leon L. Hoffman. his
son.
Tuesday next will mark the first an
niveersary of the dedication and for
NAL opening of the new DeGroot
Methodist Episcopal Church, at South
Orange and Littleton avenues. The
pastor, the Rev. Warren r. Neff, is
closing his ninth year at the charge.
The $4,000 edifice is monument to
the efficiency of his pastorate.
The Essex Federation of Sunday
Schools is planning to hold an athletic
meet in the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation gymnasium, Halsey street,
this city, on Washington's Birthday,
February %. B. S. Whitehead has
donated several medals, and Frank
Holt & Co., a handsome trophy to be
Sabbath school scoring the largest
number offpoints.
The General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church has 9e-
quested that Sunday. February 9, be
observed as day of prayer for col
leges. Appropriate sermons will be
preached in every Methodist pulpit
the college chapels throughout the
country.
The leaders for Sunday at the spe-
cial series of meetings now being con-
Quoted at the Salvation Army Audi
torium. JAG Belleville avenue, will be
Major and Mrs. James Allan, of New
ark. Services win be held at and
II a. M with rally at p. m. Major
and Mrs. Allan are officers of long
experience In Salvation Army work.
Mrs. Allan was the pioneer in the
work in Ireland.
James P Dusenbury will be the
speaker tomorrow evening at 1890
o'clock at the Children's Temple,
Nichols street. The children's chorus
of thirty voices, conducted by Miss
Lee. will sing.
The Wallace Hall mems meeting. at
the Y. NJ C. A., tomorrow afternoon,
will be addressed by John II. Wyburn,
superintendent of the Old McAuley
Water Street Mission, of New York.
and other speakers. Frank Farley.
of the association quartet, will sing.
Early's orchestra will give a special
musical program at $780, Doors open
at o'clock.
at both services In the Franklin Street
NJ E. Church tomorrow. The subject In
the morning will be "Christlike Men,"
The topic in the evening will be go to.
the Ant, Thou Sluggard." The sacra
ment of the Lords supper win be adj
ministered at the morning service and
new members viii be received
At st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow the pastor, the Rev. J.
II.
communion at the morning service. In
the evening IAN Evening with the Choir"
will be the program.
Rev. Henry r. Rose has been asked:
What is the difference between religion
and Christianity" He will answer the
question tomorrow morning at II O'Clock.
Illustrated lecture at 7:45. Beautiful
Beautiful France" by Rev. DIR. Dawson.
At the Peddie Memorial Church tomor-
row evening Rev. DR. Thomas j. Villers
stantinople," the storm centre of the
present Balkan crisis. This will include
pictures of the beautiful Bosphorus and
the mosque Of Santa Sophia, once the
tention will be paid to the religious sig
nificance of the conflict between the
Turks and the allied nations At the
morning service he viii speak on What
One Man Saw In the Cross Communion,
with reception of new members will fol-
low the sermon. The music at the eve
ming service will include: "Sing Alleluia
Forth, = for solo voices and chorus, by
Dudley Buck: List, the Cherubic Host y
by Gaul, women's voices: solos, Miss
Schuek and Mr.. Van Nalts. Evening
Hymn by Frey: response. 1--WE PRAY
for Peace Novello. Morning service
whatsoever Drinketh of This Water J.
r. Field. The postponed annual rendi-
ton OF Handel's oratorio, ''The Mes
siah." will take place Sunday evening,
February 9.
Trinity English Lutheran Church, the
Rev. w. H. w. Reimer. pastor Morning
subject of sermon, "Christ Goes TO Meet
Suffering and Death evening subject
Faith, Hone and Charity" Ash Wednes
day service in the evening.
At Christ Reformed Church tomorrow
the following musical program win be
given Morning. at 10 :30-Organ
Adagio. Beethoven; anthem, seek Ye
the Lord" Roberts; quartet, Ponder My
Words" james; sermon, THE Chris.
tian's Race" organ. postlude, Burdett
Evening, Z :3O--Organ. "Nocturne,' Men
dessohn; anthem, "Hark, Hark. My
Soul Ashmall; quartet "The Sun Ii
Sinking" Thomson; solo, by the Waters
Of Babylon" Howell Miss Frances
/ O'Rourke, and organ, Cornelius
Marche." Mendelssohn.