Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-06
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V eruoon at 4, beg inning July ..
Sunday School Beginning
June %, 2;3O p. m; Leader Auditorium
= Bible Class, Rev. DIR. Frank L. Wilson;
Superintendent Temple Sunday School
Joseph A. Hudson; primary department,
Mrs. Kate Skirm.
Camp Meetings-Daily, beginning Fri
. day August IS, and closing Labor Day.
September Z. See special program.
Musical vents.
Following is an outline of the
musical events of the season:
The storm. Every weekday, begin
ming Saturday. June q, at and 9, pre-
coded by one hours concert. One admis-
sion to both 10 cents and % cents.
Popular Concerts-Every weekday eve-
ming at s. storm" at g. One admission
/ MISUNDERSTANDING evening, July IS, 1000
voices great orchestra and soloists Spe-
cial trains from New York. Newark and
Elizabeth via Pennsylvania Railroad;
ConcertESaturday evening, July Is; pro-
gram to be announced;
| Children's Day Sunday, July rs.
Tn ted States Marine Band-Monday.
July q, p. m; Tuesday July 2s, and
p. m.
. program to be announced.
Organists-Seventh annual convention,
Wednesday, August 8, to Wednesday, Au-
| gust II, closing with banquet at the
North End Hotel. See special program.
Children's Festival-Saturday evening,
August s.
Enthusiastically evening, August Is;
1000 voices; stupendous production; chorus
of 1000. Special trains from New York,
Newark and Elizabeth; roundtrip fare, 81
Sousa and His Band-Friday and Sat
| urday, August % and %; four great con-
certs. and p. m.
Fairyland acknowledgements evening,
j August 26. Most elaborate, stupendous
Auditorium; afternoon, Asbury Park baby
parade.
Labor Day-Monday, September 7;
grand closing concert; details later.
The program of meetings for each
Sunday of the season will be as fol-
lows:
a. m, young. people, holiness and
school departments; p. M, paw lion
MEETINGS; 6 p. m. sunset on the sands, twi-
light service 7:30 p. M, Auditorium,
/ preaching service.
On every weekday the following
program will be given:
a. M, young people, Temple; holiness,
Tabernacle; junior service, chapel; 1890
! a. M, conventions, ETC.; p, m, concert
/ and organ rectal; p. m, the storm
$50 p. m. twilight service, Tabernacle;
8 p. m, concert and organ recital; p.
I M, the storm"
The program of special events by
/ months will be as follows:
June.
a
forum at 1890, sermon by Bishop Berry;
3 730 sermon by Rev. DR.. j. W. Marshall;
young peoples meeting in the Temple and
the holiness meeting in the Tabernacle at
q M and twilight meeting at 80 p. m
Saturday, June 27-First popular con-
/ cert in the Auditorium at s; storm at
1 g. every weekday thereafter at 4 and
Sunday, June 2S-Auditorium at 1890.
Rev. DR.. Cornelius Wolfkn of New York;
4 1880, Rev. DR.. John Handley, of Camden.
n,Na ,fVr DIV for Sunday
I partments, 2:3O, Bible class in the Audi
I torium; intermediate In the Temple, and
primary in the Tabernacle. First day for
Z the junior meeting in the chapel, a. m.
July.
Wednesday. July First meeting Of
4 the chidrens chorus and Boys Rough
i Riders in the Temple at 2,
Saturday, July 4-Patrlotic exercises in
1 the Auditorium at 10, principal address
& by Judge Tompkins of New York; De
claration of Independence read by Miss
Il Frances Hays. of Newark; solo, Battle
\ Hymn of the Republic by Donald
4 Chalmers; patriotic music on the organ by
II Clarence Reynolds; storm at 4; Audi
Il forum closed at n ght.
Sunday, July 5-Rev. DIR. c. F. Wtshart
sunday, July 12-Auditorium at 1890
Rev. DIR. F.. S. Triple, of New York: 1880
Rev. DIR. ]. S. Montgomery of Washing.
Tuesday, July 14-Beneft of st. Paul's
Church. Ocean Grove. Auditorium at s.
SATURDAY July lS1GFeat production ocmbnS Of
4 Newark and Jersey City-1OOO voices.
Special trains morning and afternoon
from New York Jersey City station),
\ Newark and Elizabeth; round trip fare.
ST: returning, second section making all
necessary stops to Newark
Sunday, July 19-Dr. Russell Fl. Con-
well, of Philadelphia, will preach at 7;S0
I Monday July 2O-Auditorium at 1870,
d lecture by DR. Conwell, Acres of Dia-
3 Inonds;" admission by a silver offering at
! Tuesday, July 21-woman's Christian
e Temperance Union of New Jersey. MORN
ing. afternoon and evening, Temple.
Thursday. July 23-Anti-Saloon League,
] Temple, morning. afternoon and evening;
lecture by Mabel Stevens.
Friday, July 24-Mlss Mabel Stevens,
known as the Georgia Cyclone will
lecture in the Temple on the saloon
saturday. July 25-College day at the
b Young Peoples Temple, a. m. special
program; evening, concert in the Audi
X forum.
10 80 sermon to the children; 1880. musical
services under the direction of Tall Essen
Morgan; the children's chorus will sing;
silver Offering.
II Monday, July 27-Concert by the United
States Marine Band evening at s: also
Tuesday at 3 and s.; two numbers at each
concert by band and the organ combined
HI Tuesday, July 2S-Home Missionary So
ciety, Temple, morning afternoon and
evening; United States Marine Band at
and s.
Wednesday, July 29-Womans Mission
airy Society, Temple morning, afternoon
and evening
Thursday, July 90-Methodist Episcopal
Il Church deaconess day.
Friday, July 31-Ocean Grove memorial
and anniversary day; short addresses by
prominent speakers and music in the
open air
August.
III Saturday, August 1-Grand concert in
the Auditorium at s.
III Sunday, August 2-Auditorium at 0:30
Rev DIR. Otto Bartholow, of New York
1880 Rev. DIR. ]. G. Wilson, of Phila'
delphia.
daily for the week in the Temple at s
silver Offering.
III Wednesday. August 5--Seventh annua
convention Of the National Association OF
Organsts August 5, g. Z, 8, 10, IL aud -
all meetings open to the public.
III Saturday, August S-Annual musica
festival by the children; chorus of nearly