Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
CHURCH MUSIC

Mendelssohn's oratorio, "St. Paul" will
be sung by the choir of the Peddie Me
mortal Church tomorrow night this being
the annual rendition of the oratorio.
The soloists viii be Mrs Jessie Mar
shall, Mrs. Orrie Taylor. Miss Anna
Benediet Samuel Craig and Ernest Van
Nslts.
Mr.. Russell at the organ win be as
and the Misses Alma Holm and Myra
Lyle, pianists, in the service prelude and
the offertory.
Clinton Avenue Reformed Church
Morning Prelude, Allegro, minor.
Breaks Sweetly Ger Thee" Shelley; re
Spouse. BOW Down Thine Ear" Men
delssohn. offertory, Meditation, Cadman i;
soprano solo. 80 Divine Redeemer," Gou-
nod, Miss Hawkins: postlude, Andante con
motto, Bach. Evening-Prelude, Allegro
Moderate. Stebbins: anthem. THE Ra-
diant Morn Hath Passed Away Wood
ward: quartet, I'm the Blest Evermore. "
Ear. Mendelssohn: ofrertory 'Humor-
eske, Dvorak; bass solo,. Why Art Thou
Cast Down. Mr.. Ross, Speaker post
Jude, March, in A, Guilmant.
The music at the Third Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will be as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Consolation Mem
delssohn; anthem. "Hoi Everyone That
Thirsteth.' Macfarlane; offertory. bass
solo, Like as the Hart Allison. Mr..
Rouband: postlude, Allegro Maestoso.
Mendelssohn. Evening-Prelude, In der
Heimath, Grieg: anthem. Glory TO Thee
My God This Night Schneider: offer
tory, eontralto solo, God That Madest
unknown; postlude, Grand Chorus, in q,
Salome.
The choir will render the following
musical selections during the day at the
Second Presbyterian Church tomorrow:
Morning-Andante, in d, Silas: anthem,
Peace ! Leave with You" Roberts; Of
fertory, Lemare; alto solo, 20 Lord Re
huke Ne Not" Mario; postlude, Grand
Choeur,. No. 2, Hollins. Evening-Pre-
indie, Prayer" Bossi: anthem, Lift Up
Your Heads. o, Ye Gates" Coleridge-
Taylor: organ offertory. Spring Song,
Mendelssohn; offertory Sun of My Soul"
Matthews: response. selected; postlude,
Baellmanns remarks.
The music at the High Street Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow is as follows:
Morning-Organ olfertory, in f, William
Mason; anthem, Brightest and Best Of
the Sons Of the Morning, Schneider; Of
fertory, Jesus Lover of My Soul" Will
Jams; postlude, in d minor, c. kin. Eve
ning-Organ, Homage to Haydn Cal
kin; anthem, Christian, Dost Thou See
TO Me. Wagner, and postlude, in d
minor
The musical program at the First Con-
gregationsl lube Memorial Church tomor-
row is as follows: Morning-Duet for so
prano and tenor, Love Divine c'Daugh-
ter of Jairus''). Stainer; Miss Begin and
Mr.. Auty: tenor solo, How Long Wilt
Thou Forget Me- (tTriumph of Dayid'9,
Dudley Buck. Leonard u. Auty. Evening
Hymn, anthem, Sun of My Soul" Rey-
ner, chorus, with incidental solo by Miss
Begin; soprano solo, MY God, Ny
Father While ! Stray" Marston, Miss
Emily r. Beglin and also short song
service by the chorus choir.
The following music will be rendered
at the Calvary Presbyterian Church to-
morrow: Morning--Prelude, ''Introduc--
ton Pattison; anthem. Soldiers Of
quartet and chorus; offertory, "offertory,'
Pattson, alto solo, Consider aud Hear
Me- Wooler. Miss Lillian NJ. Beers, and
postlude. March, Pattison. Evenipg-Or-
gan recital, William j. Cary, organist,
ia) Toccata. in G. Dubois; % Nocturne,
Chopin; lc) Introduction and Fughetta,
Spark: anthem, "Reeessional, De Koven,
Harry Gray Fred Adams and chorus;
Tamms anthem, "Harki Hark! My
Soul Shelley duet, Calm as the
Night Goetz, Miss Lorena NJ. Gseller
and Fred Adams; quartet, Sweet the
Gseller, Miss LILLIAN NJ Beers. Mr.. Tammc
and Fred Adams; anthem. "Now the Day
Is Over" Marks, Miss Clara Noble and
chorus, and postlude, "Postlude," Stern
The musical program for tomorrow n
the First Presbyterian Church will b'
as follows Morning-Organ prelude
''Cavatina' RAN: opening sentence
"Sanctus7 Holy cityl. Gaul: anthem
'Te Deum' lin minor, Dudley Buck
Lords PRAYER, quartet; of[ertory sen
| tence. CAN Things Come of Thee" Rus
| SELL quartet, art Thou Weary Chad
wick, and organ postlude, Fanfare, Dn
bois. Evening Organ Prelude. Ro
nance, Zitterbart; opening sentence
"Sanetus" .tHoly city,, Gaul; Lord
| Prayer. quartet; anthem. 20. Joyfn
Light Tours; offertory sentence, "Al
| Things Come of Thee" Russell an,
organ postlude. Marche Romaine, Gou
nod.
At the Church OF the Redeemer tn
following music will be rendered TO
morrow: Morning-Preiude. "Sonl
Without Words" Mendelssohn: process
sional, "Stand Up. Stand Up for Jesus.
Farmer; anthem, ITO Thee Do / Lift
Up Ny Soul" King Hail. Response
Nearer Ny God to Thee. Hnnscom: of
fertory, Norwegian Morning Song" Tor
jusSOn: solo, Unanswered" Bischof
Mrs Bnney; anthem, 20, f3ountifu
jesus Staincr postiude, March," Men
delssohit Evening Prelude. .yorspiel
| tParsfzaD. wagner; professional. Stan
Up. Stand Up for Jesus Farmer an
| them, sEyening and Morning., Sir Her