Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-02

follows: Morning-Organ, THE Lost
Chord" Sullivan; anthem, Lights
Abode" West: anthem, II Will Give
Thanks" F tzhugh: organ, Festival
March," Wallis. Bvening-Organ, Of
fertory In a flat, Batiste; trio. PRO
'tect Us Through the Coming Night"
Curschmann; anthem, Heart, Be
STILL Warren; organ, Postlude in
d. Merkel
Dr. W. j. Dawson will preach at
both services tomorrow in the Old
First Presbyterian Church. The
music for the day win be as follows:
Morning-Organ prelude, "Reye An
ge'ique," Rub nstein: opening SEN
tence, "A Mighty Fortress Is Our
God" Luther. 1923; anthem. What
Are These That Are Arrayed in White
re bes," Stainer; offertory sentence.
Beethoven; offertory quartet from
"Elijah') 20 Come Every One That
Thirsteth," Mendelssohn: organ rost-
lude, Professionals, Dubois. Eve
ning-The eleventh special musical
service of the year. Organ prelude,
Vorspiel to "Parsifal," Wagner; open
ing sentence. chorale CtMeisters 'ng-
er'). when to Thee Our Saviour
Went" Wagner; soprano solo. with
chorus, THE Omnipotence" Good in
Nature'), Schubert solo for contralto;
offertory quartet, Saviour, Thy
Children Keep" Sullivan; chorus,
LAS Pants the Heart" Spohr; organ
postlude, Chorale, J. S. Bach. The
two new members of the quartet will
sing al these services. They are
Alice Rraden MacAdam, soprano. and
Ethel Thompson. contralto.
DR.. Dawson will preach on the four
last Sunday evenings in Nav on the
following subjects: on MAY TO- How
Should We Think About Pleasure"
on May H. about Business" on
May a. about Patriot SIN" (memo-
rial service); on May 81, About Re
ligion." The quartet and choir of
thrty-five voices will sing at these
services. The service commences at
7;45 and all seats are free.
on Monday afternoon at 2 80 O'Clock
the Women's Guild will hold their
annual meeting In the lecture hail.
on Wednesday evening at s o'clock
Mrs. James P. Dusenherry will adj
dress the members of the Sorores
Club, the Semper Allegrae Club, the
Intuin Club, the Wohelo Girls Club
and the Semper Paratus Club in the
club rooms.
The regular monthly meeting of the
session will be held in the church par
Tors Thursday at p. m.
In the Old First Presbyterian
Church on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, May 4. and 6, the third
annual INSTRUMENTATION Social Ser
vice Conference will be held. The
first session will be held on Monday
evening at o'clock, when DR.. w,
J. Dawson, pastor of the "Old First"
viii preach the conference sermon.
On Tuesday afternoon at 2:S0 O'Clock
the topic for discussion will be Hos
pital Social Service" DIR. Edward J.
III, of Newark, will preside. The
speakers viii be Miss r. T. Gavin,
first assistant social worker in the
University Hospital of Ph'ladelphia;
Mrs. A. S. Humphrey. who is the
first assistant social worker in Belle
vue Hospital New York, and Rev.
W. A Fl. Thompson, of Newark.
on Tuesday evening at o'clock
1.-THE Church and Industrial Di7pufes"
will be the subject. The chairman
will be Bishon Edwin S. Lines and
the speakers, Rev. J. Howard Nil sh,
Trinity. Brooklyn. and j. G, Man
ming, secretary of the Garment Work
ers' Union. of New York,
On Wednesday afternoon at 2:3n
o'clock the topic will be The Church
and Constructive Social Legislation.
Rev. George C. Vogel d. D.. district
super ntendent Of the Method st Els
copal Church. Will pc ide The
speakers will be Rev. Harry L. Ever
EFT, Of Jersey City, and Rev. ". Fl.
Gardner. "Clericus." of Newark.
The topic at the lest session of the
conference on Wednesday even'ng at
9 O'Clock will he "TTnemp'ovm mt:
The Duty of the Church and P opposed
LEGISLATION" The chairman VIII he
William Fellowes Morgan. # Short
Hills. The speakers will be Rev W
D. Bliss. D. D., who Is associated with
Rev. Josiah Strong in the American
Institute of Social Service, and IS the
author of THE Gospel of the King
dom and books Of a IKE nature.
The second speaker Of this session
will he Alexander Cleiand.