Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-11

ception of the Presbyterian Union
will be held in the church. Francis
Harvey Green, A. M, Lift. d., will
| deliver lecture on the subject, "OuI
| Bookshelves.'
On Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
| the spring meeting of the Newark
| Presbytery will be held in the lecture
/ hall. The afternoon session will be
| held at o'clock.
on Tuesday evening at o'clock
Rev o. Bell Close. of the Anti-Sa-
| loon League, will deliver an address
at the prayer meeting.
Caleb L. Woodruff will be the
speaker of the evening at the first
annual Young Mems "Get-Together'
and banquet to be held in the church
parlors on wednesday, April %, al
6 30 D. m. His subject will be, Things
That Go" The committee is ar
ranging an interesting program for
the evening Richard Hartshorne. of
the Big Brother Movement, will pre-
size. Representatives from the diff
ferent boys clubs of the church will
make reports of the work accom-
pished by their clubs during the last
year. Popular songs will be sung by
all present under the leadership of A.
r. Benatre. An orchestra under the
direction of Leslie Kroeger will fur
nish music during the dinner. Vocal
sclos will be rendered by Howell M.
Stillman, tenor soloist at St Mat
thcwss Church, New York city.
The Third Annual Interdenomina-
tional Social Service Conference is to
be held in the First Presbyterian
Church, May 4, and 6. 1914.
Monday, May 4, p. m.-Confer-
ence Sermon by the Rev. w. j. Daw-
son, D. D., pastor of the First
Church.
Tuesday afternoon, May 5, 2:3O
o'clock-Topic, Hospital Social Ser
vice." chairman, DR.. Edward j. Ill,
of Newark; speakers, Miss e. T. Cav
in, of Philadelphia; Mrs. A. s. Hum
phrey, of New York.
Tuesday evening, May 3, 8 o'clock
Topic. 1.-THE Church and Industrial
Disputes" chairman, Rt. Rev Edwin
S. Lines ID. D., bishop of the Newark
diocese of the Episcopal church;
speakers, Rev. j. Howard Melish, rec
tor of Trinity Church, Brooklyn, N.
Y; j. G. Manning. secretary Garment
Makers Union, New York city.
Wednesday afternoon, May 6, 2:30
o'clock--Topic, 1.-The Church and Con-
structive Social legislation" chair
man. Rev. George G. Vogel, D. D., dis
trict superintendent of the Newark
District of the Newark Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church;
speakers, Rev. Adolph Roeder d. D.,
of East Orange; Rev. w. II. Gardner,
of Newark (clericus); Winston Paul,
of Jersey City.
o'clock-Topic, Unemployment; the
Duty of the Church and Proposed
Legislation;" chairman, William Eel
loves Morgan, of Short Hills; speak
ers, Rev. w. ID. z. Bliss, editor of the
Gospel of the Kingdom" Alexander
Cleland secretary of the New Jersey
Commission of Immigration; Hon.
Charles O'Connor Hennessy, Senator
from Bergen county.
The Second Presbyterian Church
Sabbath School and Christian En-
deavor Society will observe Easter
exercises at ~ m. The school orches-
ira of sixteen pieces will play. Misses
Catherine and Adeline Bauchman will
sing Easter drills, etc, by the Junior
and primary departments. AT the
Christian Endeavor meeting at z p. m.
DR. Pleasant Hunter will speak. Miss
Adeline Bauchman will sing.
The Easter music in the South
Park Presbyterian Church is: Morn
Ing-Organ prelude, Allegro, Gull
mant; soprano solo, Christ Is Risen
from the Dead" Johnston; offertory,
organ solo, VISION" Rheinberger;
organ postlude, "Triumphal March,
Costa. Evening-Opening chorus
wake, Sweetest Strains" Meredith;
soprano solo, "Hosunna," Grainer;
offertory, soprano solo, Victory"
Shelley.
The passion service at the South
Park Presbyterian Church on Good
Friday was: Organ prelude, 'Gethse-
mone," "Golgotha," Mailing; soprano
solo, 90 God, Be Merciful." Bartlett;
soprano solo, "Entreaty.' Witter;
SCI rano solo. When L Survey the
Wcndrous Cross" Pittman; organ
postlude, March to Calvary, Stainer.