Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-20
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

St Luke's Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. ]. H. Macdonald. pas
tor-The morning music will be: Or
gan prelude, Offertoire in #, Gaul;
duet, 1.-The Advent Rubinstein, Miss
May c. Korb and Miss Hughetta
Owen; offertory, Pastorale, Reinecke;
solo for tenor, adore and Be STILL"
Gounod, E. A. Burkhardt; postlude,
Maestoso, Lemmens. Evening-Pre-
lude, Prelude in d Minor, Vockner;
duet, my Spirit Longs for Thee"
Scott, Miss May c. Korb and e. A.
urkhardt; offertory, Melodie, Wall
bridge; solo for contralto. why Art
Thou Cast DOWN." Spicker, Miss
Hughetta owen; postlude, Allegro
Moderate, Berg. The Christmas pro-
gram will be given on Sunday, De-
cember %, when the new cantata,
1.-THE Story of Christmas" by H., AL
exander Matthews, will be sung.
DR.. William Eakins will preach to-
morrow in the Franklin Street Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Morning
subject, "Things as They Were When
Jesus Was on Earth" An illus
trated lecture on Wesley and His
Times will be given in the evening.
The Christmas music will be as fol-
lows: Fantasia on a Christmas
Carol, Ashmall; 1.-THE First Christ
mas" Howe; Christmas Overture,
Ashmall; March of the Magi, Du-
bois; "'Tis Heavens Reply" Lorenz;
"And There Were Shepherds" Will
son; "What Means Those Holy
voices?" Adams; "Glory Be to God
Most High" Heyser; Worship the
New Born King" anthem with chill
dren obligato; "Glad Angel Voices"
Ashford; male quartette, 1.-THE Beth
lehem Babe" Wilson.
Professor Otto Schill will assist
Florence Milford Hunt and j. H. b.
Conger In special Christmas music at
st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church at both services tomorrow.
At the morning service the pastor,
Rev. George P. Dougherty, will preach
on Some After Effects on the Birth
of Christ" At the evening service
the sermon by Mr.. Dougherty will
be the third in a series on Christmas
Stories" when the King Was Born, +"
by Greek Physician. The musical
program will be as follows: Morn
ing-Prelude, organ and violin,
Adagio, Mozart; solo, 1.-THE Christ
organ, "Legende," Carl BONN; solo,
my Heart Ever Faithful" Bach;
solo, at Will Extol Thee" Masseut;
postlude, Allegro Sonato Opus 90.
Rheinberger. Evening-Prelude, VIC
lin and organ, Nocturne Won Coins;
solo, 1.-THE New Born King" LES
poir; offertory, violin and organ, Rev.
erie, Boltesine; solo, christmas"
Harry Rowe, Shelley; solo, 1.-THE
Birthday of a King" Neidlinger;
postlude, 1.-THE Holy Night" Dudley
Buck.
Rev. Warren Patten Coon will
,>xoaaI. o,Adou ouapIpo IN TIniay,
Methodist Episcopal Church on 1.-THE
White Slave Traffic" The morning
sermon, 1.-THE Heart of Christmas"
will be preceded by a ten minute SER
monette to boys and girls. Topic, IA
Letter from Santa" Christmas music.
Christmas services will be held to-
morrow, both morning and evening,
in the Roseville Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. Dorr Frank Diefendorf
will preach upon the topic. THE
Christmas Vision of the Heart of
Life" at the morning service, and in
the evening the subject of his address
will be 1.-THE World Without a Christ
mas" The following musical pro-
CRANE has been arranged: Morning
Prelude, ancient Christmas carols;
offertory, trio, "Weihnacht's Idyll,"
Mohr; Christmas postlude, William
Thomas Best Evening-Prelude, an
cient Christmas carols; bass solo, reel
tative, THUS Saith the Lord" from
1.-THE Messiah" But Who May
Abide" from 1.-THE Messiah" tenor
solo, Comfort Ye, My People," from
"The Messiah" duet, ooh, Holy
Night" Adam; offertory. trio, ITO the
Evening Star" Wagner; bass solo,
"The Penitent," Van der Water; tenor
solo, 1.-THE Shepherds, the Kings, and
the Christ Child" from Christmas
songs, Cornelius; postlude, Toccata,
sonata in e minor, f. de la Tombelle.
William L. Parker, tenor, at Old Trim