Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-19
IN THE ORANGES.

of the morning will be KNOWING the
Secret" In the evening Mr.. Beattie Will
speak on THE Soldiers Helmet Music
for the mornlng-Anthem-
Awake. Put on Strength" Borton; offer
tory anthem, "The Night Is Far Spent" !"
SLeanes contralto solo, "He Shall Feed
His Flock" Handel; organ postlude,
Allegro in d, Mendelssohn Music for
the evening-Organ prelude, Pastor
ale, Guilmant; anthem, Every Valley
Shall Be Exalted" Garrett; offertory
an hem, Saviour Again to Thy Dear
Name" Berwald; organ postlude, Post
lude in E, Ashton.
Services in Christ Episcopal Church,
East Orange, tomorrow will be as fol-
lows: a. m, holy communion; IL a. IN,
morning prayer with sermon by Rev.
Augustine Elmendorf, secretary of the
Social Commission Of the Diocese Of
tory "Hosanna," Stainer; "Postlude In
G." Best. s y. M, evening prayer with
sermon by the rector Rev. Charles Il.
Hutchinson, on History of the Episcopal
VIII and His Successors" .'Magnifcat
in g." Stewart; offertOry, Lift Up Your
i Heads Hopkins; "Postlude in A.
Guilmant; p. m, Sunday school
First Presbyterian Church, Orange
| Rev. DIR. james NJ. Ludlow, viii preach
morning and evening. Christmas ser
vice in the morning. Subject, The
u
noon, Gifts that Cost
THE Condolences Which We Give
| Christ, Will be the subject of the Rev.
| w. Warren Giles tomorrow morning at
| In the evening he will discuss The
Message of the Manger"
| In the Elmwood Presbyterian Church,
East Orange tomorrow the sermon topics
of Rev. A. f. Dunnels, pastor, will be
Morning, winter" evening, Minister
ing to Christ" The music will be:
Morning Organ prelude, THE Shepherds
in the Field Mailing Quartet ~ uthap hleIle
Christian, the Morn Breaks Sweetly Der
Thee" Shelly: organ postlude, March In
c. Smart. Evening-Organ prelude,
Nazareth" Gounod; opening sentence,
"Siient Night, Holy Night" Haydn; solo,
| ring Out, Wild Bells" Gounod anthem,
How Beautiful Upon the Mountains,
Miles; organ postlude, "Finale In F.,
Against Such There Is No Law; a
Christmas Message" will be the topic of
Rev Walter NJ. Haushalter, pastor, IN
the Park Avenue Church, Disciples or
Christ, East Orange, tomorrow morning;
The music will be under direction of
Ida Hirst clifford, organist, and Will
include these numbers: Morning-Organ,
''Pastorale," Guilmant; duet, ihere
Mrs. PercivaD contralto solo, 20 Thou
That Tellest Good Tidings," Handel tMrs.
c. M l.. PercivaD; organ, Impromptu.
The evening program Will be: organ,
"Christmas March" Smart duet, Christ
l. Born" Clough- Leighton; soprano solo,
"Rejoice Greatly" Handel miss Sever
ence) organ, 1mpromptu.
Christmas services at Trinity Congrega-
| tional Church, East Orange, tomorrow o,
will be as follows; Rev. Howard ]. Child
| ley will preach at both services, the morn
ing subject will be 1.-THE Mightiest Shep-
| ards" and in the evening The Coming
Of the King" Music: A. Morgan pre-
nr,i1r Mt mat
Bringest Good Tidings," Stainer; quarter
ard solo, "A Christmas Carol, Brown
postlude, Rheinberger. 7. Morgan pre-,
Jude Dethrei; anthem, "Sing, o Heavens
Tours; Tour chorus, Peace on Earth" Haw-
ley: anthem, Behold, Bring You Good
Tidings," Goss; organ postlude, Gull
Tnant.
Fast Orange. tomorrow, Christmas SER
vices will be held. The morning topic
will be Forward" and at 3 o'clock there
will be church school carol service.
Sunday services at All Saints Church
tomorrow will be as follows: 7:3O a. M,
holy communion in chapel; 80 a.. m,
morning prayer in church; II a m, holy
eucharist and sermon by Rev. Clarence
| NJ Durham, rector, In church; p. M,
house; Z 80 p. M, solemn evensong ana
address by rector, on account OF 1t being
the eve of Saint Thomas's Day:
/ Services at Grace Episcopal Church, Or
ange, tomorrow will be: Holy communion
at a. M; morning prayer and sermon
at IL a. M; evening prayer and sermon az a!
Is p. m. the mems Bible classes meet al
10 a. M and D. m. Rev. c. I. Walkley
rector, will preach in the morning on lis
Jesus Christ the Prince of Peace z? Rey,
DR.. W. S. Bishop, rector's assistant, viii
Moderation be Known Unto All Men-the
Lord is at Hand Music, a. m.-"Ben-
edicite," Walter Henry Hall; anthem,
"Hosannah in the Highest" Stainer
D. M. "Magnihcat Nunc Dimittis' In K,
CARAT; anthem, "Holiest breathe an Eve
ming Blessing" Martin. The parish pro-
gram for the holidays viii be as follows
Monday, girls friendly Christmas party
greens by members of the parish
| Wednesday, candidates Christmas party
| 3 p. M. Christmas Eve, dinners and gifts
distributed, out door Christmas tree with
carol service and short address Z 30 p. m.
| Christmas Day, $3.50, s 100 and 10 80, offer
| ings on Christmas Day for relief OF aged,
infrm clergy, widows and orphans: Sun
| day after Christmas. repetition of Christ
\ mas music: evening carol service; Mon
day night, December IS, Christmas tree
| for Sunday school; gifts of pound pack
ages for House of Good shepherd Tues
day, December 20, 8 p. m, Nativity Play
| Girls Friendly Society; all the saints
days services at 0 80. First Sunday in
| New Year the rector begins his tenth
year at Grace Church special sermon
| on Pastor and People" will be preached
|
| Church, Orange, viii include uaydn's
| Mass No. 16, with Novello's "Adeste
Fideles" at the offertory, during the
| 5 o'clock mass, and at the II O'Clock
mass the program arranged by Professor
+. c. L. Schreiner, organist, viii include
| the same mass and the "Adeste," Bee
thoven's symphony No. and Svendseon'
| Coronation March; An orchestra will
assist at both services
Church of st. Andrew, Centre street
and Sterling avenue, South Orange; Rev
| II. Creswick Todd, rector: Holy com
munion Mt 8 a. M; Sunday school al
sermon by the rector at II a. M; eve
| ming prayer and address, to :45 p. m.
New Church, Essex avenue. Orange
Sermon at II a. M BY Rev. Adolph
Contributions of Science to Religion In
the Abstract Sense" Glasses will take
recess during the holidays,
| Methodist Episcopal Church, Orange
| Services tomorrow will be as follows
Morning. sermon by the pastor, Rev. DR.
Stephen Joseph Herben, 1.-THE Manger
| of the Master;' evening, sermon by DR.
Herben on what Men Live BY" The
| Christmas exercises of the Chinese de-
| partment of the Sunday school will be
at $50 o'clock in Miller Chapel. There
will be a special service in the church on
Christmas Day at o'clock.
Church, East Orange, tomorrow, will be-
A. Morgan prelude, "March of Magi,
Dubois; offertory anthem. "Magniiicat,'
Tours; organ postlude. Chorus of Shep-
herds,' Lemmens. p Morgan prelude
| Noel" Buck; offertory, Caravan of
| Magi," from "Coming of the King" Buck
male chorus; cantata 'The Story of Beth-
| lehem,n West; organ postlude, "Hallelu-
| jah Chorus" Handel; chorus choir OF
| twenty voices assisted by Mrs. l.. r.
| Kitchen, soprano; r. S. Condit tenor; Dr.
| Tertram Foulkes, bass; Minnie Ethel
Post organist and director.
Holy Trinity Church, West Orange