Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-27
IN THE ORANGES

Marrow Margins will be the sub
jeet of Rev. " Warren Giles tomorrow
morning at the First Reformed Church,
East Orange. In the evening the famous
colored quartet of the Hampton lnsti-
tute will give some of their best selec-
items
At Grace Episcopal Church, Orange
Rev Charles Thomas Walkley, rector,
services will be: Holy communion, a.
M. morning prayer and sermon, IL a.
m e. music: TIE Deum, Dudley Buck; an
them from Russian liturgy Hymn TO
the Trinity Rachmaninof; subject
of sermon what Agreement Hath the
Temple of God With Idols2" Evening
service I 40, preceded by organ recital;
George kemmer; violinist Mrs. David
Mcbride: sermon Human Limitations.
At New Church, Essex avenue, Orange,
services tomorrow will be: Sermon by
Rev Adolph Roeder at II a; m, on
Every Man in the Door of Ills rent,
EXod. 81, . and 10: There will be no
evening lecture. With this service the
church closes for the summer. 1t will
reopen the second Sunday in September;
Rev. Robert Brewster Beattie Will
preach morning and evening tomorrow
at the Mum Avenue Presbyterian
Church, corner Main street and Mum
avenue, East Orange Services at II a.
m. and P m. The theme OF the the NOR morn
ing will be Religion and Holidays.
The last praise service until September
will be held in the evening at s. Music
for the morning; Anthem, "Enthroned
Peace 1 Leave With YOU" Roberts,
soprano sole, with Aerdure cad,
Haydn organ postlude. Sonata Move
ment, Rheinberger. Music for the eve
ming. Organ prelude, Sonata Move
ment in Is fiat, Mendelssohn; anthem,
Magnificent in r nat, Barnby; bass
solo "The Lord Is My Strength
Hubn; duet lsoprano and tenor My
Song Shall Be- Mendelssohn; alto solo,
Eye Hath Not Seen Parker; offertory'
quartet Honor and Glory" from Naa-
mani, Costa, organ postlude, Postiude
In L, Van krieken.
ing and evening tomorrow at the Elm
wood Presbyterian Church, East Or
ange. Services at IL a. m. and p. IN.
Sunday school at 3 p. m.
Trinity Lutheran Church. Grove street,
north. East Orange, tomorrow will be:
Morning, The Vacation Mizpah :; eve.
ming, Making Light of Gods Word"
ity Congregational Church, East Orange,
will preach tomorrow morning on the
topic THE Moral Value of the Sacra-
ments,' There will be no evening ser
vice.
Al the First Presbyterian Church, Or
ange, the pastor, Rev. DR.. Charles Town
send, win preach in the morning on "A
New Name, Il White Stone and the Morn
ing star" At the vesper service he will
speak informally on The Voices of
Jesus These will be the last sermons
Of DIR. Townsend this season. as he Will
leave with his family next week for his
annual summer vacation, the first part
of which will be spent at Bellport, Long
Island. The congregational singing at
the morning service will be led by
chorus of young people. At 80 p. m.
the Young Peoples League will meet In
the chapel. with a talk by DIR, Town
send on summer Christianity The
midweek service next Tuesday night
will be the final one of the present sea
son. During the pastors absence in July
the pulpit will be supplied by Rev. Or
vile Reed, assistant secretary. of the
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions.
At First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Cleveland street, the subject of the les
son sermon at both morning and evening
services will be christian Science"
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
Morning sermon by the pastor, DR.. Ste
phen Joseph Herben, on AN Adventure
of Faith. In the evening the service
Harry H. Corey, organist. Mrs. J. c;
Van Duyne, John V. Miller and Raymond
Riley will sing. Dr. Herben will preach
on Faithful in Little and in Much.
AT Christ Episcopal Church, East Or
apge. tomorrow, services will be: a. m,
holy communion; II a. m, morning prayer
and sermon by the rector, Rev. c, Il:
Hutchinson; s p. m, evening, prayer and
music will be: TIE Deum in A." Hadley
anthem, God Be Merciful" West; post
luGe, "Finale from Third Sonata" Gull
mant The evening music will be: Mag
nifieat and Nunc Dimittis in b fat,
stanford anthem, Rejoice in the Lord
Calkin postlude. Grand ChOeur," Salome.
At All Saints Episcopal Church, Or
ange, tomorrow services will be as fol-
lows: 7:30 a. m, holy communion IN
the chapel 1890 o'clock, morning prayer
in the church: II o'clock. holy eucharist
and sermon by the rector; communion
service, by Redhead anthem, My Hope |
Is In the Everlasting;a p. m, Sunday |
school in the parish house, 7;30 p. M, |
solemn evensong on account of the
eve of ST. Peters Day. Music Mag
nifcat and Nunc Dimittis, by Field;
anthem. 20 for Closer Walk with
Cod by Foster.
Rev. Fred Clare Baldwin will preach at
both services tomorrow in Cavalry Meth |
odist Church. East Orange. The morning
subject will be "The Basic Law of Life
and in the evening. THE Vacation" !
Habit" During the vacation period only
the morning service will be held. Rev.
Raymond T. Marshall, of Dickinson Col
lege. will occupy the pulpit beginning
July 10, while Mr.. Baldwin is out of
town on his annual vacation.
There will be services at II a. m. and
74j p. IN. tomorrow in the Elmwood
Presbyterian Church East Orange. Rev.
DR. George f. Guild will oficiate His
morning sermon subject will he "A
symbol Text and Its Lesson" and his
evening Gospel service theme will be
"Why Do We Pray?'
At the Chapel of the Incarnation, East
Orange, Rev. Carolus Il. Webb rector,
lis sermon topics tomorrow will be: IL
a. m, The Blended Knee I 40 p. m,
The Voice in the Wilderness