Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-11

from the Dream or Lire. Inc pas
tor. Rev. S. II. Marcy, Will preach.
The musical program is as follows:
Morning-Prelude, Fantasia, Weeg-
man; anthem, Three Days the
Earth" Rougnon- Rees; soprano solo,
Easter Morn" Woodman: offertory,
Easter Thoughts" Ashford; anthem,
Christ Has Risen," Clare; postlude,
'Hallelujah Chorus" Handles Mes
siah" Evening-Prelude. Prelude in
ID. Wachs; tenor solo, "Resurrexit,"
Tolsti; offertory, Hymn of the
Nuns" Lefebure-Wely anthem,
They Have Taken Away My Lord,
Stainer; postlude, Credo, Farmers
Mass in b fiat Ernest Genung, Or
ganist and director.
The Easter music at the High
Street Presbyterian Church will be
as follows: Morning-Organ, Offer
tory to st. Cecile," Batiste; anthem,
"He Is Risen," Harker; soprano solo
with violin obligato, THE Resurrec-
ton" Shelley violin solo, 'Humor-
esque," Dvorak; anthem. Awake
Thou That Sleepest," Manney; organ,
Hallelujah Chorus. Beethoven. Eve
ming - Organ, Concert Offertory,
Stearns; anthem, Victory" Shelley;
alto solo with violin obligato, "Eas-
ter Dawn" Woodman; violin solo,
Minuet in G. Beethoven; anthem,
The Marvellous Work" Haydn; or
gan, Postlude in A, Stark.
The Easter music i'm the Third Pres
byterian Church will be under the di-
rection of j. II. Huntington, jr., or
ganist and choirmaster, and will be
elaborate in it's character. The regular
quartet, composed Of Miss Lydia
Koehler, soprano; Mrs. Mollie Chaplin
Ely, contralto; Charles b. Morse, ten
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be augmented by a second quartet
composed of Miss Ruth Kenworthy.
soprano; Miss AleVia Compton, con-
'tralto; j. II. Huntington, Sd, tenor,
and Victor w. Brown bass. In the
morning after an Easter sermon by
DIR. Robert Scott Inglis the cantata,
Messiah Victorious" by w. G.. Ham
mond, will be rendered.
In the evening the music will be:
anthem, I'm the End of the Sabbath,
Brown; anthem, God Hath Appoint
ed a Day." Tours; anthem. "Infiam-
matus (from Rossini's Stabat Mater
Day" Mrs. Ely, Dressler; anthem,
I'VE Sons and Daughters of the
King" Burdett; anthem, king All
Glorious" Barnby.
The following organ numbers will
be rendered by j. Thurston Noe as
Sistant Organist, Resurrection
Morn" Johnston; grand chorus in
d major, Guilmont; Fiat Lux" Oet
There Be Light, Dubois; Hallelujah
chorus, Messiah. Handel.
After the regular service in the eve
ming the Gospel Mission under the
direction of Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay,
assisted by the temple band, will have
q special service and those desiring
to remain for the special service will
hem AIDE welcome
DR. w. j. Dawson will preach the
sermon at the Easter morning ser
vice in the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. In the evening a special
musical service will be held. DIR.
Dawson will deliver a brief address.
The music at the services tomorrow
will be as follows: Morning-OrganI
prelude. Morning C"Peer Gynt'
Suite) Grieg; opening chorale from
DIE Meistersinger, Wagner: solo
for soprano and chorus. "a Man is
Dead: He VIII Rise Again. Jules
Granier; offertory solo for oontralto
and chorus, "A Message of Easter"
Ward Stephens; solo for soprano
and chorus. unfold, Ye Portals"
Gounod, organ postlude, March from
Die Meistersinger," Wagner. Eve
ning-Organ prelude Easter Morn
ing" Otto Mailing; Chorale. Awake,
the Dawn is Near" CMeistersinger ,,
Wagner; anthem, solo for soprano
and chorus, "A Man is Dead: He
viii Rise Again" julie Granier, re-
Spouse, Holy Father. Hear Our
Cry" Russell; oflertory sentence,
IAN Things Come of Thee" Russell:
offertory quartet, Easter Carol, "
Russell; organ postlude, "Hallelujah
Chorus" C'Messiah"), Handel
The Easter services of the Sunday
school will be held in the afternoon
at 2:45 o'clock. Mrs. Florence Rus
sell Kirk has prepared an elaborate
program to be used at that time,
consisting of carols and recitations
by the children of the various de-
partments. Miss Mabel j. Hamburg
will tell an Easter story and DR. w
]. Dawson will deliver an address,
Visitors are invited to occupy the gall
lery.
On Monday evening the 1OSth re-