Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-25
SERVICES IN NEWARK
CHURCHES TOMORROW

In the Old First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow DR.. w. ]. Dawson
will preach at both services. In the
afternoon at 2;30 O'clock the ninety
ninth anniversary of the organization
of the Sunday school will be cele-
brated in the church. DIR. Dawson
will deliver a brief address. The
music at the morning service will be:
Organ prelude, Andante Cantabile,
Tschaikowsky; opening sentence,
Sanctus c'Holy City'D, Gaul; an
them, "Hol Everyone That Thirsteth, -
Martin; Offertory Sentence, Beeth-
oven; offertory solo for contralto;
organ postlude, Grand Chorus in d,
Guilmant At the evening service:
Organ prelude, 1.-THE Curfew," Hors-
man; opening sentence, Sanctus
CHoly City'O, Gaul; anthem, THE
Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away, !"
Thy Children Russell; Offertory
Sentence. Beethoven; offertory solo
for soprano, "Ah, Turn Me Not
Away" Gounod organ postlude,
March of the Priests Mendelssohn.
On Sunday evening, November 2, the
choir, under the direction of Mr.. Rus
sell, will give the second in the series
of special musical services. The
music will be from the oratorio Eli
jah, by Mendelssohn.
Halloween Services.
On Thursday evening, October 30,
the Quercon Boys Club will hold a
masquerade Halloween social in the
Boys Club rooms. The social COM
mittee, composed of Richard Ander-
son, chairman; John Lavery and
William Jillson, with Raymond w.
Orion as adviser, are arranging the
program for the evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will hold a masquerade Halloween
party on Friday evening, October 81,
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Lewis
B. Hills, 26 Stratford place.
DIR. Charles Reynolds Brown, dean
of the Divinity School at Yale Uni
versity, who supplied the pulpit at
the Old First Presbyterian Church
several Sundays during last sum-
mer, will preach in the First Church
during the month of September, 1914.
Instead of the usual meeting for
prayer and praise on Tuesday eve
ming this congregation will attend
the union prayer-meeting in South
Park Presbyterian Church.
DR.. Pleasant Hunter will preach in
the Second Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning and evening. The
following musical numbers will be
rendered by the choir during the day:
Morning, prelude, from "Pastorale
Suite" Demarest; anthem, 20 Sing
Unto the Lord" Harker; organ Of
fertory, "Pastorale," Chaminade; Of
fertory. soprano solo; postlude, Dun
can; Evening, prelude, "Intermezzo,"
Lemare; anthem, Fear Not, o
Land" j. H. Rogers; organ offer
tory, "Evensong," Johnston; offer
tory, duet, soprano and tenor, Love
Divine" Stainer; response, selected;
postlude, THANKSGIVING" Demarest.
The music in the Third Presbyte-
Ran Church services tomorrow will be
as follows Morning-Anthem, "Fes-
tival TIE Deum," Marston; duet. THE
Lord Is My Shepherd" (SmarD, Miss
Koehler and Mrs. Ely. Evening-An-
them, "As Pants the Hart" Harris;
Guet, "Abide With Me" (Wagner-
Ward, Miss Koehler and Mr.. Morse.
q "The Gift of Love-"
DIR. George Walton King will preach
Sunday morning at the Central Pres
byterian Church on "The Gift of
Love" In the evening the choir will
render the cantata, "The Lord Relgn-
eth" Schneider, and Rev. Robert
Spencer Young B. D., will deliver an
illustrated sermon on THE Shunemite
Son."
The morning music program will be:
Organ, "Andante Religioso;" offer
tory, Lemaigre; Grand Chorus" Sa-
lone; anthem, 80 Be Joyful in the
Lord Tours. Evening@Organ, Sua-
nee River" (varied), Wenham Smith;
"Berceuse," Kinder; Postlude in c.
Stark; cantata, THE Lord Reigneth,"
Schneider; quartet, Let the Eartn
Rejoice" bass solo, Clouds and
Darkness Are Round About HIM"
10Th tni
lightened the World" quartet, 1.-THE.
Heavens Declare His Righteousness"
tenor solo, "Confounded Be All They"
soprano and bass duet, For Thou
Lord Art Nigh" contralto solo, I'VE
That Love the Lord" quartet, IRE
ioice in the Lord Ye Righteous.
The members of the quartet are Mrs.
Eva Courier Abbey, soprano; Miss Ella
M. Jacques, contralto; Claude w. Vel
sor, tenor; John j. Kreitler, bass; Pro-
fessor Granville Commoss, organist
and director.
The music at the High Street Pres
byterian Church tomorrow is as fol-
lows: Organ, 1.-The Temple March"
Vincent; anthem, 1.-The Lost Chord"
Sullivan; offertory, Great Is Thy
Love-" Bohm; postlude, professional
March," Garland. Evening-Organ,
Aria in E Flat, Giordani; anthem,
"Great Is the Lord" Kech; offertory,
Evening Hymn" ID. Buck; Postlude
in F, Kesse.
At the First Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle tomorrow Rev. Wallace
H. Marsh will preach. The morning
sermon is on the theme 1.-THE MARRIED
Vessel Remade"; evening sermon,
1.-THE Christians Pride"
The musical program is as follows:
Morning-Organ prelude, "Cavatina,"
c. Saint Saens, OPP. s, No. 8; anthem,
I'm Jewry Is God Known" Clark
Whitfield; offertory, tenor solo, my
God and Father, While 1 Stray"
Marston CT. Waterfield); organ post
lude, March Lyro," John Whitaker
Evening prelude, MELODY"
Lefebure Wely; anthem, God Is a
Spirits' A. w. Lansing; offertory,
Lord, We Pray Thee" H. A. Cham
bers; postlude, March Moderne,"
Edwin H. Lemore, OPP. 2.
Rev. w. P. Lemon, of the Manhat-
tan Park Presbyterian Church, con-
Quoted a debate given by the Young
Mems Club of that church recently
The subject debated was: "Shall I'M
migration of the United States be
More Restricted" which proved to
be an interesting subject. Frederick
Schwindt and John Karl, for the af-