Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-07
Episcopal

The musical program al st James 5
Episcopal Church tomorrow is as fol-
lows: Prelude, Andante from Fifth
symphony. Widor; TIE Deum,
Woodward; Benedictus, chanted:
Kyrie. Gilbert; offertory. Sweet Is
Thy Mercy" Barnby; benedietion,
Lead Me. Lord" Marks; postlude,
Wedding Music. West. Evening
Choral evensong; prelude, Rosary, -
Nevin; Magnificent and Nunc Dimit-
tbs, Marks in d; prayer. anthem.
20 Saviour, Bless U.s. Marks: over
tory, Now the Day Is over" Marks;
Benediction Hymn. Beethoven; post
Jude. March, Costa.
The missionary institute, under the
auspices of the Woman's Auxiliary
to the Board of Missions Of the New
ark Diocese, will assemble next week
in Grace Church, Broad and Walnut
streets. The principal object is to
interest the women of Newark
especially in missions. The program
follows:
Monday-s:3O a. m, holy COM
munion 1890 to 12 a. M, mission
study classes. The Gospel of st.
Mathew" THE Why and How of
Missions" "The Emergency in
China The Storytelling Book"
Forward March. in China;" IL m,
monday prayers, address by Rev.
II. H. Hadley: , to $3.50 p. m, confer
ences for discussion of the following
questions, by the Woman's Auxiliary,
led by Mrs. D, M. Sawyer; by the
junior department, led by Miss Grace
Lindley: aim, to consider the con-
nection between the auxiliary and the
individual: l. What constitutes MEM
bership in the junior and woman's
auxiliary? 2. Why do not all the
children and women of a parish be-
long to its auxiliary? 8. (a) What
has the auxiliary to offer the indi-
vidual? (h) What has the individual
to offer to the auxiliary? 4. Is it
worth while2 $50 p. M, address on
Social Service" Rev. A. Elmendorf;
tea.
Tuesday-9:s0 a. m, holy COM
munion; 1890 to L. a m, mission
study class: THE Gospel Of St
Mathew" THE Why and How of
Missions" THE Emergency in
China" THE Storytelling Book,
Forward March! in China IL m,
MONDAY prayers, address by Rev
J. r. Atkinson; to $3.50 p. m, con-
ference of the Woman's Auxiliary
and its junior department, in sepa-
rate sessions; aim. to grasp the
necessity for definite knowledge in
the auxiliary: l. How much mission
airy information do you think an
average member of the auxiliary
should possess? @ What methods Of
acquiring this information do you
advise? 8. How definite and far
reaching may We expect the results
of missionary education to be? $3.50
D. M, address on The Newark City
Mission;" tea.
Wednesday-9:3 a. m, holy COM
munion; 1920 to L a. m, mission
study classes: The Gospel of St
Matthew" THE Why and How of
Missions THE Emergency in
China The Storytelling Book"
Forward march, in China" Il m,
MONDAY prayers, address by Rev.
c. L. Gomph; 2 to $3.50 p. m. confer
ence of the Woman's Auxiliary and
its junior department, in Joint ses-
sion. led by Miss Grace Lindley; aim
To appreciate what the auxiliary can
mean in the life of the parish: 1.
What is the purpose of missionary
societies? 2. How many branches of
the auxiliary should we like to have
in our parish? 3. The aims of the
auxiliary being prayer, knowledge
and gifts. which shall we emphasize
in each branch, and how? 1. How
can I help the auxiliary to realize
these ideals? $3.50 p. M, closing ad-
dress, Miss Grace Lindley; tea.
In st. Philips's Episcopal Church,
High street near New street, tomor-
row, the program is as follows: $3.50
"A. M, Sunday school: II a. M, choral
eucharist and sermon: s p. m, even
song and sermon. This will be a spe-
cial service for Alpha Lodge No 116,
+. and A. NJ.