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

Elaborate Easter programs have been
prepared for rendition in the different
churches~of the West Hudson towns to-
morrow. The music will be especially
fine. In all of the churches there Will be
decorations symbolic of the Eastertide
At the Church OF the Holy Cross, Har-
ssrison, musical program of exceptional
merit will be rendered at the II O'Clock
mass, which will be a solemn high mass.
Won der Heide'S orchestra, of this city,
will furnish special music under the di-
recton of Francis Z. Dunn, the new or
Ranist. The program will be as follows /:
Prelude, orchestra and organ, Mascheroni j;
nid1 Aq4am; Werner; mass Ia r No. 2.
Giorza Neni Creator Knabel: oflertory,
Regina Coeli Glorza benediction, o Sa,
lutaris Weigaud: Tantum Ergo Rossi +;
lHudate Domlnum, Gregorian chant post
lade, Coronation march, Mayerbeer. The
soloists win be Mrs. Ada Kennedy, So
pfano; Mrs. Veronica Galbraith alto !;
basso
Miss Kathryn Rtordan. orcanist MT ST.
Cecilia's r. {. Church, Kearny. has pre-
pared the following program for rendi-
ton at the mass at 1890 a. M. Mass, e
fat, Rosewig Regina Coeli," Battmann !:
lenediction 80 Salutaris," dodgers (;
'Iantum Ergo" Hammered; postiude,
Festival March" Rogers.
The children's choir will render sacred
selections at the 8 o'clock mass in St Ste
phen's Il. c. Church, Arlington, tomor-
row. The other masses viii be mt {, S
and l0:30 o'clock. The last mass will be
a high mass
:. At st. Anthony's Il. {. Church. East
Newark, a special musical program will
be rendered at the IL o'clock mass 1t
Will be in charge of L. Allen Scott. Bene-
dictton viii follow the mass. The church
has been recently redecorated.
Special music viii be rendered at the
3hureh Of Our Lady Of Chenstohowa,
OF the church, will direct the services.
There will also be special Easter pro
grams at the Arlington Protectory, under
the direction a Of Rev. Thomas, J. Moran,
and at the Italian Orphan Asylum, under
the direction of Rev. Father Celestine.
Members OF the Holy Name Societies of
the several West Hudson Catholic
churches will receive holy communion in
'saelr respective churches tomorrow morn
ing,
Rev, J; D. Williams, of Fort Wayne,
Ind, will preach at the services in the
Harrison Baptist Tabernacle Harrison,
at the morning and evening services, to,
morrow. Rev. Samuel Switzer, pastor of
the church, has arranged Il program of
special Easter music which is to be rem
0efed at each service.
Porter Powell, organist at Christ Epls-
copal Church, Harrison, has arranged a
musical program for the morning service
tomorrow. Rev. William J. Tilley, rector
OF the church, will preach a sermon ap-
propriate to the occasion.
At Davis Memorial NJ. Il. Church. Har-
rison, tomorrow morning Rev. Thomas
Il. Hall, pastor, will preach Easter ser
mons at the morning and evening ser
vices. The musical program will be un-
der the direction of Edward e. Rainey.
organist at the church.
Under the direction of Frederick Harris,
organist, special musical Program will
be rendered in the First Baptist Church,
Harrison, tomorrow morning and evening
Special musical programs will feature
the services in the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow. In the morning, Rev.
William COombe pastor, will have as his
topic, "Deathless Life" Evening topic.
"Fhc JOY of Easter" Those who win
contribute TO the musical program are
Miss Katherine Judge, Miss Edna Condit,
Mrs. j. V. Pearsall, Miss Minnie Wagner,
james Mackie and Rupert Thomas.
At the Beulah NJ. p. Church tomorrow
the pastor, Rev. j. Robert c. Clark, will
pteach at me I,ort LINZ StLel'e; ms topic
of Jesus" The evening services viii be
conducted by the Sunday school as
sisted by the choir. Miss Florence Craig
and the Hudson quartet viii render vo-
cal selections.