Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-28
IN THE ORANGES.

Sound of the Trumpet In the evening
| Mr.. Beattle will give the first address Of
| the general theme, Some Perplexing
! Questions" The specific theme of the
evening will be Honest Inquiry; Muse
for the m9 morning u VII Sing ing
anthem, Fear Not o Israeli Spicker;
tenor solo, Behold the Master Passeth
By Hammond; organ postlude, Sonata
Movement In A, Guilmant. Evening
i Organ prelude Larghetto in B dat,
Spohr; anthem, 20 Be Joyful in the
Lord" Buck; anthem, Come to The Land
OF Peace" Ward; anthem, CLOSING
Hymn Chadwick; organ postlude. Alle-
At the First Presbyterian Church. Or
snge, the pastor, Rev. DR.. Charles Town
The Vision of Home. and at the ass
p. m. vesper service on THE Illum ned
Lustre." At 1880 p. m. the Young Peo-
pies League will meet in the chapel, led
what Is Man WORTH" This will be
an open meeting, with participation by
The ordinance of the Lords Supper will
be administered at the First reformed
ing 9'f Rev hN ". Warren Giles ofciating,
The right hand of Fellowship will be ex-'
tended TO new members. In the evening
Mr.. Giles will present a Matter to Give
One Pause"
At Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church.
East Orange, Rev. Dr. Fred Clare Bald
win, pastor the sacrament of holy com
munion will be celebrated at the morning
service. In the evening Dr. Baldwin Will
preach on Miracles and Miracle Workers
Ancient and Modern Music for the
day win be: Morning-"Andante from
Ninth Sonata" Merkel; anthem, 20 Saw
ing Victim" Gounod; offertory. alto solo.
The Merclful Father Hammond organ
postiude. Andantino, Batiste. Evening
Prelude Overture TO Lohengrln,h Wag
ner; anthem, The souls of the Right
Great Lord" Rossini; offertoFy, soprano
solo, 20 Lord, Most Holy ,Francke;
postlude, March, from "sappio,' Handel.
Services and music at All Saints, Epissoo
copal Church, Orange, tomorrow: 80
a M. holy communion, in chapel; 10 80
a. m, morning prayer, in church; II a
m. holy eucharist and sermon by Rev.
munion Service In G. J. Moore Hill: an
them. "How Long Wilt Thou Forget Me,
]. II. Maunder. 2. m, Sunday school
evening prayer and special sermon by
Bellevue Hospital, New York city. Music,
Magnihcat and Nunc Dimittis in f, Adj
4 "a SnsI solo by Walter E. Green.
Rev. Stephen J. Herben, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Park avenue,
Orange, will speak at both services to-
morrow. His morning theme Is Gross
of Christ-lts Narrative 10 the evening
the topic viii be Courage for the Com
At the morning service tomorrow at the
First Methodist Church. West Orange,
the pastor Rev. Karl K: Quimby. VIII
preach on 1.-THE Kings Highway" and
In the evening his theme will be a
Rev. George E. Guild will occupy the
pulpit morning and evening tomorrow at
Orange. Services at IL a. N. and p. M
Sunday school at p. m.
Music and sermon topics in the Grove
Street CONGREGATIONAL Church, East Or
ange, tomorrow will be as follows: Morn
ing-Organ prelude. Prelude. Parker; 4
anthem. 1.-THE Lord Is Exalted West +
S Ssn ee organ organ posti1de, fostiude in
D minor, Parker; sermon by the pastor /
on Proving Young Man; p. m, (
70 Lamb Of Cod Brewer.
At Grace Episcopal Church, Orange /
holy communion at 8 a, m, holy com
prayer and sermon at z 40 p, m. The
Charles Kingsley Bible Class will meet at /
Z p. NJ. Rev. Charles Thomas Walkleys
Subjects, morning Hseif-denial and the |
Modern Life" evening, Self mastery"
Music, morning, anthem, Hear Ny /
Evensong; anthem, 20 Saviour of the /,
At Christ Episcopal Church. East Or |
IL a. M, holy communion and sermon by
the rector, F~v. G. f. Hutchison; p. m,
by Rev. P. F, sturgis, rector of st. Paul's
Church, Montelair. Muslc-Morning Com
munion Service In F.. Tours; oHertory
a6ae Served BTfea and RaRc
Dimittls in r. Tours; Offertorg anthem,
Seek Ye the Lord" Kinsey. The week
DAY services during Lent will be Mon
days, Tuesdays and Fridays at . p. m,
W Wednesdays at $40 p. N. There will be
special preachers every Sunday evening
At Rev Church, Essex avenue Orange.
services tomorrow will be: Sermon at
II a. m. by Rev. Adolph Roeder on "a
Survey of the Life of Christ" This is
the first of a series of Lenten sermons on
the life and character OF Christ. In the
evening at o'clock Mr.. Roeder will begin
q series of Ave evening lectures on the
Book Of Daniel and the Revelation of !
John. The title of the first lecture Is
What We Know. of the Apocalypse of
the Old Testament" At 10 30 the mems
class in the Religion of Statecraft"
meets and considers "Schematic Outline /
Of the Relations OF School, Home, State,
Service Idea"
Cleveland street Orange, the subject of
the lesson sermon at both morning and
evening services tomorrow will be Christ
have therefore received Christ Jesus the
Lord, so walk ye in him" Col, 2:6
Rev Robert Russell Wicks, pastor OF
the Arlington Avenue Presbyterian
row morning on The Christian Faith
Cost of Saving Souls" His evening sub
tect viii be The Progressive Man"
Music for the day win be: Morning
Prelude, Adagio in d, Henry Smart; /
Offertory, Inv Ocation, Joseph Callaerts /
pOstlude, Verset de Procession, Theodore !
Dubois. EYening-Prelude, Grand Fan
tasia, L. Mourlan; offertory, Largo,
Handel p0stlude, Tabernacle March,
At Unitarian Church, Orange, Rev.
Walter Reed Hunt, pastor, the subject
of the sermon at 10 40 will be in My 1
Gnilmanti response, selection from Re
bekah,' Barnby; postlude. March, Ray
mond. The Sunday school will meet in I
the parish house at II :O5. William Gavin
Taylor, Of this church, will be the speaker /
at the meeting of the adult class.
Rev. Howard J. Chidley, pastor of
Trinity Congregational Church. East Or
ange, Will preach on The Reward of =
the Pure in Heart in the morning. Hope
Lodge will bold its first annual service 4
in Trinity Church In the evening. Mr.
Chldley, as chaplain, will preach the ser
mon on The Essence of Free Masonry"
Music in the evening viii be: Organ pre-
lude, Bachmann; anthem, Hear My
Prayer" Mendelssohn anthem, Lead
Kindly Light Custaine; organ postlude,
Paul D'Acosta.
Rev. J. c. Stoddard's sermon topics in
the Washington Street Baptist Church.
Orange, tomorrow viii be: THE COndi- i
ton of Our Forgiveness" in the morning, |
and ION the Way to Deliverance," second
in the Pilgrims Progress series, in the
evening. The b. p. Y. U. will meet at
At the Central Presbyterian Church,
Orange, Rev Dr. John Fulton Patter-
son, pastor, the subject of the morning 1
sermon tomorrow at II O'Clock, will be