Evening journal., 1922-07-06
DIR. CADMAN To
GIVELECTURE
Will Talk on "The Mission
of the Republic" at
Summer School
MUSICAL PROGRAM
FOR SUNDAY NIGHT
Special TO The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, July 6.-What is ex-
pected TO be one Of the most inter
esting lectures OF the series arranged
by the Service Citizens for the Uni
versity OF Delaware Summer School
course will be given in Wolf Hall
tonight by Dr. S. Parks Cadman.
pastor of Central Congregational
Church. Brooklyn His subject will
be. THE Mission OF the Republic"
Those in charge OF the lectures
feel that they are especially forum
ate In having secured DR.. Cadman
for one OF the lectures as he is prob
ably ore in demand as a lecturer
than any other man In the counry
today. 1t is not unusual for DR..
Cadman 10 have to refuse from 25
TO 40 lecture invitations week so
great is the demand on his time.
on sunday evening a union SER
vice will be held in Wolf Hall in
which all congregations Of Newark
have been invited to take part. This
service will be started at 3 o'clock
and the first half hour will he de-
voted to music. The sermon will be
preached by Or. Aquilla Webb, pas
tor OF First-Central Presbyterian
Church. Wilmington. This will be
Dr. Webb's first appearance in New
ark TO preach sermon and much
interest is being manifested in the
service. DR.. Webb was formerly
pastor of one of the largest Pres
tyterian churches in Philadelphia.
The musical program Sunday
evening will be under the direction !
of william Silvano Thunder, pianist, |
with Mrs. Russell King Miller, as ,
cnntralto and Dorothy Johnstone-
Baseler. harpist Mrs. King is one |
OF the most widely known coa;ralto 4,
singers in this part of the country. |
She is soloist of the Synagogue in /
Philadelphia. also at 81. Paul's |
Church of the same city. and has re-
peatedly appeared with the Phila-
delphla Orchestra, the Choral Socie-
ty and the Operate Society OF that
city. Critics pronounce her voice
in It's range ana quality.
Dorothy Johnstone- Baseler Is well
known as harpist in all eastern
cities. She has appeared with the
Philadelphia Orchestra and other
organizations and Is harpist az the
Church OF st. Luke and the Epiph- /
any, Philadelphia. Mr.. Thunder Is
pianist and organlst Of the Phlladel-
phia Orchestra and is one of the
best known musicians OF the coun-
try.
The program to be presented fol-
lows:
PLANO solo, "Reverie" (Cham-
inade). william Silvano Thunder:
2-Contralto solos: (a) II VIII Sing
OF Thy Great Mercy" (RossinD. Cb)
by the Waers of Babylon" (How
elD. and Co 20 Come to My Heart
Lord Jesus" (Ambrose} Mrs. Rus
sell King Miller
3.-Harp solos: (a) Romance"
(Faure); Cb) "Ballade" (zamara),
(c) "Angelus" CSaln-Sa A.
Contralto solos with Harp Accom-
paniment: (a) Lamb Of God"
CBizeD; (b) ITO the Angels" (Yar-
do). Mrs. Russell King Miller. g.
Harp Solos: (a) "Cantilene" (Sod-
erOl. tb) La Fontainc (ZabeN.
Dorothy Johnstone- Baseler.
Next Monday nigh, DR. Newell
Dwight Hills, pasto- Of Plymouth |
Brooklyn. will lecture be-
fore the summer school in Wolf |
Hall. His subject will be. The Ten
Commandments and the Constitl-
tion OF the United States" Dr.
Hills is another pulpit orator with
a national reputation. He is pastor
Of the church which was first made
famous by Henry Ward Beecher.
rhis lecture is also expected to at
ract many visitors in addition to, the
of the summer school and 6
residents of Newark. l