Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-17
Presbyterian

Or w. j. DAWSON VIII preach dl
both services tomorrow in the old
First Presbyterian Church. The morn
ing service will be a young peoples
service. The boys and girls of the
Sunday school and the weekday clubs
viii occupy the galleries. DR.. Daw-
son will preach on THE Duty OF the
Church to the Young"
In the evening DR.. Dawson will de-
liver the third address in the series
of popular Sunday evening services
for the month of January. His sub
ject will be 1.-THE Church and the De-
votional Life" The last address will
be given next Sunday evening on the
subject, 1.-THE Church and Evangel-
ISM"
In the afternoon at 2:ao Boys Day"
will be celebrated in the Sunday
school. A. Paul Benatre, superintend-
emit of boys work in the Sunday
school. is preparing special exercises
for the occasion,
The following will be the music in
the old First Presbyterian Church:
Morning Organ prelude. Ave
Maria,'' sixteenth century, Arcadelt;
opening sentence, Sanctus, Holy
City" Gaul; anthem. How Lovely
Are the Messengers" "St. Paul"
Mendelssohn; offertory sentence, Bee
thoven; offertory solo for soprano.
ciounod; organ postlude, Solemn
March," Mailly Evening-Organ
prelude, Fantasia, Polleri; opening
sentence, Sanctus. from Holy City
c;aul; anthem, "Oh, Taste and See"
offertory quartet. art Thou Weary.
Art Thou Languid?" Chadwick; or
gan postlude, Best.
The old First Church lecture course
will be resumed on Monday evening
January 10, 1914. with the reappear-
ance of Frank Speaight in another
of his delightful evenings with Dick
ems. Preceding the lecture Alexander
Russell will give an organ recital.
At the South Park Presbyterian
Church the pastor, Rev. DR.. Lyman
Whitney Allen, will preach the third
in a series of sermons on 1.-THE Pow
or of Habit" At the evening SER
vice held in the South Park memorial
chapel, Walter S. Reed, formerly of
the Boston Y. M. c. A., will deliver
Church" William Jenkins will assist
In the service by the cornet.
The musical program in the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church is as fol-
lows; ADMINISTRATIVE, Meditation
IN E, Dubois; anthem. IT Was Glad
When They Said Unto Me-" Brewer:
organ offertory, Batiste; offertory
tenor solo, 1.-THE Publican" Vande-
water; postlude. "Marche Solonnelle,'
Mailly. Evening-Prelude, Can
zonetta, Lemare; anthem, What
Are These" Stainer; organ offertory
Capriccio, Lemaigre; offertory, my
Shepherd Is the Living Cod" Thayer;
response, selected; postlude, Postlude
in E, Faulkes.
In the Fewsmith Memorial Pres
byterian Church the evening sermon
theme is Father and Son" DR..
morrow will be: Morning: Lift Up
Your Heads" Hopkins; "A Song of
JOY" Ashford; Meditation" Wely;
postlude. Con Motto, Reinhard. Eve
ning-"The Lord Is MY Shepherd
Smart, ladies' chorus; II Am So
Glad" mems chorus; Allegretto,
Biehl; Cavatina, Darnton; Postlude,
Bizet
AT the First Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle. Lafayette and Tyler
streets. the Rev. Andrew H. Nelly,
minister, viii preach tomorrow at
1890 a. m. on safety First" and at
7;45 p. m. on 1.-THE Tragedy of Duti-
fulness." The musical program is as
rolloWS' Mornlng-Prelude, Iraume-
rel. r. Schumann, OPP. IS. 7; anthem,
Sing Praises Unto the Lord" w. A.
Cruiekshank: offertory ooh. How
Amiable Are Thy Dwellings" for
treble voices, j. II. Maunder; post
Jude, in D. c. f. B. Price. Evening
Prelude, Evening Prayer, Henry
Smart; anthem, Venite in 2 fat, Dud-
ley Buck. OPP. 25 1 offertory, 1.-THE
Lord Is My Light" Allitron: tenor
solo, r. Latimer; postlude in F. E. r.
Kroeger.