Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-21
IN THE ORANGES

avenue, East Orange. Services at IL a
IN. and $ p. m. The theme of the morn
| ing viii be, THE Christian and the
Crowd" In the evening Mr.. Beattie will
speak on What Is Salvation? ~ the fourth
| of series of sermons on Some Per
| picking Questions" Music for the morn
| ing: Anthem. Praise the Lord HUM
| oflertory anthem, .Zion's Ways Do Ian
guish" Gounod; bass solo, 20 God, Have
| Mercy" Mendelssohn organ postlude
Maestoso in Z fiat, Rhelnberger Evening
of1ertory anthem, "Show Me Thy Ways,
! Demarest quartet, God So Loved the
World" Stainer; organ postmde, Post
Rev. Basil D. Hail. of Paris, n. Y,
| will preach tomorrow morning and eve
ming at the Elmwood Presbyterian
| Church, corner of Elmwood avenue and
West street, East Orange. Sunday school
3 p. m.
Rev. Howard J. Chidley, pastor of Trim
| lily congregational Church, orange, VIII
| preach tomorrow morning on salt and
| Light" At the evening service, Rev. ROSS
Hadley, assistant to Mr.. Chidley, will
preach on pray to Thy Father The
choir will sing at both services anthems
and solos from Gauis Holy City" The
music will be: Morning-Organ pre-
| Jude, DVorak; anthem, NO shadows
Yonder," Gaul; alto solo, Eye Hath Not
Seem" Gaul; organ postlude, Wareing.
Evening-Organ prelude. Tschatkowsky
anthem, "A New Heaven and. a New
Earth" Gaul; soprano solo, Ihese are
They Gaul; organ postude, MacMas-
REV. G. C. Loos's sermon topics to-
morrow at the Trinity Lutheran Church,
East Orange, win be: Morning, "Ihe
Christians Citizenship" The topic at the
Lenten service Wednesday evening Will
be 1.-THE Fifth Word on the Cross"
pastor, In the Orange Valley Congrrega-
tiOnal Church, tomorrow Will be- Morn
ing, THE Hand to Hand Fight for jus
tice;a, evening, rs the Christ-like Life
AT the Christ Episcopal Church, East
Orange, tomorrow, services Will be: a.
M holy .<mmunion; 9:45 a. m, sunday
school; II a. M, morning PRAYER an and
son. The text viii be. Walk In the
Spirit" y. M, evening service and
sermon by Rev. Or. H.. 2; Nichols; Holy
Morning service-Benedicti in "a Stokov,,
ski; offertory anthem, Come Now and
Let Us Reason Together, Brian6. Eve-
ming service-Ogertory, anthem, ITO Inee
Do | Lift Up My Soul" Hall, n
AT Unitarian Church, Orange, Rev.
Walter Reid Hunt viii preach the morn
ing sermon at 1915. His subject will be
'"The Theory aud Practise of Christian
ity." Music: Prelude in c, Mclean !;
response, meditation Ashford; Postlude
in Il, Ashford. The Sunday school meets
in the parish house at 2:OJ; 10 par-
lSl mouse. luRtltuB VI ih'Ht nv az
rehearsing the Easter music. Mr.. Ma
than W. Perkins viii be the speaker be
fore the adult class
At the Park Avenue Church, Disciples
of Christ, East Orange, tomorrow, both
sermons viii be given by Rev. Walter NJ
Uaushalter. pastor Music: Organ, Mel
odie,' Lemaigre; anthem, set Up my
self" Rossini- Movus; duet, Love Divine,
All Love Excelling," Smart, Miss Sever
ance, Mr.. Van Houten; sermon, The
Unfolding of the Messiahship of Jesus;
~, the Evening of Faith organ, I'm
promptly; organ, Reyerie MaeFarlSane;
abide with Me-" Schneider; sermon,
The Foundations OF. Twentieth Century
Christianity; Ill, the Conflict of the
'''The Garden OF Dreams will be given
by Dual Parties Choral, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. IIasselstrom and Ida Hurst
Clifford mt Stockton school on Iuesday
evening, March "A, at S o'clock. Silver
At Methodist Episcopal Church, Or
ange, Rev. Dr. stephen Joseph Herben,
pastor, will preach the fourth in a series
of sermons on THE Cross of Christ
and in the evening on pilates Momen-
tus Question
Rev Robert Russell Wicks, pastor of
the Arlington Avenue Presbyterian
Church, will preach tomorrow from the
following subjects: Morning-"The
Christian Faith; VI, the Kingdom Of
God " evening t% The az PreoGif l ne N Mnrn
| ing-prclude, Andante Con Motto, j. Ba-
tiste Calkin: ol1ertory, Prayer, Alex Gull
mint; postlude, Postlude in + Hat, n
Batiste. Evening Prelude Melodle,'
Victor Hammered offertory, "Pensee Re
ligieuse, A Lobean; postlude, "The Last
Hope" Gottschalk.
AT the First Church OF Christ, Sclen-
fist, Cleveland street, Orange, the sub
iect OF the lesson sermon at both morn,
ing and evening services tomorrow will
be Matter" The golden text will be
Isaiah 50 :23, Whom thou hast reproach,
ed and blasphemedf And against whom
hast thou exalted thy voice and lifted
up thine eyes on high, even against the
Holy one of Israeli
'"fhe New Birth and the New Liberty"
will be the subject of Rev. w. Warren
Giles tomorrow morning at the First
Reformed Church In the evening he viii
present THE Winner In Life's Long
Run"
At the West Orange Presbyterian
| Chapel, Rev George h. Brown, of Drew
Theological Seminary, Madison, will
preach in the morning and Rev. T.. Il.
| Hunter, pastor of the Pine Brook Nj.
Il. Church, Caldwell, will preach In the
| evening.
Walnut streets, East Orange, Rev. DIR.
| tomorrow morning on The Light That
| Kept Burning in the Dark Ages" be-
| ing the second in the series OF Lenten-
| tide sermons. AT I 40 O'Clock in the eve
ming memorial service for the late
Pls6op bowman will be held. Bishop
| Luther i. Wilson. of New York, Will pre-
side and addresses will be made by DIR.
Eugene A. Noble, president Of Dickinson
| College, Carlisle, Pa; DIR. BENJAMIN c,
| Conner, of Dickinson Seminary, Williams
port Pa, and Rev. DR.. Fred Glare Bald
win, the pastor delegation from the
| Newark annual conference will attend.
! At All Saints Church, services tomor-
| row will include: I 30 a. m, holy com
| munion in chapel; 10 80 a. m, morning
PRAYER in church: II a. m, holy euchar.
list and sermon; 3 p. m, Sunday school
service and sunday school; 80 p. m,
| evensong and sermon. Rev. Clarence NJ
| Durham, rector, breaches at the morn.
the Church of Saint Mary the Virgin,
| New York city, breaches in the evening.
! Music: MORNING. Service,
j. Moore Hill in charge. Eyening-Mag-
anthem, God So Loved the World,
| Stainer.
At Grace Church tomorrow services
will be: Holy communion at 5 a. m;
morning prayer aud sermon at II a. m
evening prayer and sermon mt 40 p.
IN. Rev. Charles Thomas Walkley, rec
| tor. will preach morning and evening:
| Subject at both services, THE Home.
being the annual sermon for mothering
| Sunday. Music: Neutrality-suspicious., Sc
lections from "0liyet to Calvary" Maun-
der. Eyening-The oratorio, "Penitenee,
Pardon and Peace Maunder.
Rev Frank II. jones' chaplain of the
New York municipal hospitals. will
preach at the Chapel of the Incarnation
+, Ampere tomorrow evening at 40 for
the last time this year In the morn
ing the second of series of sermons on
| the atonement will be preached by Rev
Mr.. Tomkins, on the subject "Penitence.
on the following Friday, March 81 al
s O'Clock In the evening, Rev. Dwight w
Graham, former minister-in- charge of the
chapel, will preach at the special Lenter
| service.
Music and sermon topics in the Grove
Street Congregational Church, East Or
| ange, tomorrow will be: Morning wor