New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-24

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MOsrth.i: "Behdi svIrr sole 90 ThOu Inst rnsS" chorus
H.Ik Herald. A., hmm H.ilsl9jAh chorus Ms.n III, =,
nterpreed by the regular choir bows and and
W. +. Williams organlst aided on tns 49, ~ P aI
Anna Bishop. who will sing the OhertOry Sno rom HAN
| dels Messiah" The programme Is as follows:
Cn. T Carol P s Of the es,S Ss ..pSass aass f.
Deun Berg Bsnsdeu.; Mu,ieal tune: Ni.Rs ks'A'
| ST. Lrkes Church Hudson.st.. opposite Grove-st.)
gives evidence recognition OF the day by promis
festival and choral service At o'clock p M TO be given
without sermon that the whole VIII not occupy more
than three-quarers of an hour The seI'ICe VII De III
! teresing and appropriate, and more pralssworthy
manner of spending small portion OF this day could
on Christmas eve the following chimes and carols viii
be performed on the bells Of Trinity Church, beginning
No RiorBs the change, on eight bella No Christian, Gree.
s 9 t' pSs '1 Tree. No. Hs RoT soldier and toe
h B b Ip boa Hottest S os So Carol bora IN
on Christmas day Mr.. James Aylife will ring the fol.
| lowing programme, beginning at ioi a. NJ, r., ,o,
mo No k5TIs the f Ma S sS' , come sg So Carol
The Chdsu The Temple" No Carol Sc ,as nS,SI Star
AMONG THE BAPTIsTS.
The Baptists are probably the only BODY OF
Christians who may be said look upon the nontbsery
ance of Christmas as religious duty There is good au-
thory for saying this singular view s the prevalent
one among all branches OF this large and Influential de-
nomination though not traceable to any predlce
derived from much brusnR against the rough sde OF
tura authority be found for its Observance IA the
social holiday celebration Of the day m fams or
grounded aversion to anything like religious @sery.
anoe is well illustrated by the fact that leading hpst
minister IN this city improved the opportunity aDrded
by the falling Of Christmas Sunday to preach a clio,
qnent sermon setting forth the historical and Biblical
reasons why Christmas should not be rehgiouSF oo-
| served as the birthday OF Christi
AMONG THE ROMAN CATHOLICS.
| At st. Stephens Church, Twenty eighti-st.,
near Thrdave the first viii be at n o'clock m,
after which there will be every hour till lola. M.
when there will be a Grand High Mass, the Rev. IL Nc
sweeny, ceebrant. at which the pastor, the Re- DIT
McGlynn, will preach, The music will be Carl AnsauEs
new Mass (being its first prOdueon with full ORCHESTRAL
accompaniment and chorus, and under the couIesers
| own direction MT George W. Morgan will preside at
the organ. Madame DE Lussan will sing sopranoMad-
| anne Anschutz, cOntralto; sienor Coett bass
| Al the ofertory will be rendered the Christmas ymn
| Adeste fddes according TO new arrangement MI
| Morgan's, with full orchestra Nespers VIII DC u u
At the Church OF ST. Teresa corner Of Henry andRut
gerssts the trst gTand Hlgn Mass VIII Oe ~
be another grand High Mass. The first High Massmll
Be PaiC oSId Mass st double @S aaTse S.
signor AIirno bassO Assistant quartette. Mrs jenny
Herr Amman. basso, and chorus Mr.. Gleason vii be
Organist aud director The last High Mass VIII Do ains
| Imperial. or Sd Mass In ID. same artists. -
Al ST. Patricks Cathedral. Prince and Mott 81, the
frst Mass will be at a. H. the last grand High Mas ~
AZ Johns College Fordham, will preach, At the D. n.
m mass the Very Rev W Stars. v G.. VIII be ceebAnt;
the Rev. DIR. Mcsweeny deacon; he Rev. fs.neiNc,
At the Church OF st. Alpbonsus in Thompson-s lear
Canal the first High Mass will commence at ~ a. ~ the
last at lOi o. M The music at the first High Mass WI DO
witzkas Mass'in G. AT the second MilaIds Mass nc
the music will DO under the direction OF Mr. tredeiCk
At the Italian Church Of st. Anthony in sulllvanst,
the first mass will be al u a ~, thence masses on
tnuously to l0i o. IN Music under the direction OF dr.
At 81 PaGs Ghe Church Of the Paulist Fathers west
Fifty-nintb-st, Hnth-ave, solemn High Mass viii
commence at O'Clock M low. masses uli :; nassesat
81 aud O'Clock, and solemn High Mass again AT lOi
! NJ. at which d sermon Will be preached by Fatier
| Deshon o. +. The o'clock will be the GregOrln
MiSSd Reg0 the l0t o'clock mass VIII be MOzdrts lh
! MT Ernst Eberhardt will be organlst and musical dmc
~ H. nav he mentioned thai i'm CONNECTION with his
church festival for the sunday school children Willie
held at the Grand Opera House. corner Of I"eny'tnnd,
| ST. and Eighthaye,. when they will sing beautiful
Christmas oratorio accompanied by fun orchestra from
| the Philharmonic Society. - -, .
entI.st near broadway the music at les O'Clock high
mass VIII be Generalhs Mass under the direction OF
Christian Berge, organst Madame Salvotti will sing
soprano solo; Madame Colet alto T. J. Byrne, tenor;
C. j. A. Werneke, bassO, BenedcuOu VII immediately
follow the high mass AT the benedicon Will be sung
At the Church of St. Francis Germany. In West Thirty
nrst-si., near SiXth-aye., Peters Mass will ee rem
dered at a. m Carutte's ut 10 n m Mr. Jacob Just or
ganist and director There will be fifteen masses ut this
! AT St Andrews corner OF Park and Duanosts., The
first grand high mas will be ~ a. NJ the last hsO
| a grand high mass, will commence AT lot n. m lfrt
| will he nine MASSES The Rev. Father McCrredy VII
preach the sermon but tho Rev. Father turran, ao
pastor WILL each OF the masses. advocate the oauseOi
the Catholic orphan ssynms The mass VIII DO Ao@aris
! l9th-Madane De Lacey, organist
| In the church OF ST. Charles Borromeo. Brooflyn he
Rev Dr. Free pastor Mozarts No u Mass Will be sung,
An efficient chorus and orchestra have been shghged
Miss NJ Norton the eHeleht oohlrai1o Oh Va" heE; ~.
storrss church, has also been engaged froi Heasles
| the Orgauist .
preparations Tor the festival have been made
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