The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-24


alto, Miss Mary Werpee tenor. Mr.. J. Tamaro; bar
itone, Mr.. A. Dupin; second quartst-Soprano. Mrs.
William Berge alto, Mrs. J. schultz; tenor, Mr.. II.
Leubner: basso. Mr.. H. frost assisted by large and
efficient chorus. Vespers at five p NJ; Oratorio de
Noel. SaintSaens first timel Magnificent. W. Berge;
Ave verum. w. Berge FIRST time); Ave Maria. Mar
cheti, trio, Miss Teresa Werneke, Miss Mary Wer-
neke and Mrs. Schultz; Tantum Ergo, Rossn trio,
Mr.. j. Tamaro Mr. L. Leubner, Mr.. A. Dupn, and
grand chorus. Conductor aud organist DR.. William
Berge.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.
Organ prelude, Wehy; Asperges Me, chorus
HAYDN S mass No p veni Creator Perabeau; offer.
tory Glory TO God; Marche Triomphale. vespers,
Millard Adestehdelis. trio and chorus Magnihcat
Alma Rcdemptoris, Bollmann: o Salutaris, Noveo;
Tantum Ergo soprano solo and chorus Laudate
Dominum, chorus. The choir comprises double
qartette and chorus of thirty voices under direction
OF William J. Lacey, organist.
AIMS CHURCH.
Morning service at six o'clock. by the young ladies'
choir. Adeste Fidelis; Kyrie and Gloria, Bialla;
Credo and Sanctus, Concone offertory Noel Gounod.
At the eleven o'clock service Nine Du Grandval s
Grand Mass, with organ and piano accompaniment;
Veni Creator, Shuleis: ofertory, La Fede Benedict.
The soloiss will be Mile. Henrette Corradi, soprano
Mile. Octavie Gomien contralto; Mr.. 4. Harvey,
tenor Mr. Barnhurst baritone. and II. Balla. organ
list and director
BUDGETS CHURCH.
High mass ut five A. NJ; low masses at seven. eight
mass at half-past ten A. NJ; solemn vespers ut four
p. M. Ceebrant of the solemn high mass Rev. DR..
Rev. II. f. McCabe Sermon by Rev. Joseph Byron.
There will be music by volunteer choir.
ST. TEREsA's CHURCH.
Solemn high mass will be sung ut half-pas ten A.
NJ by quartet and chorus of twenty-four trained
voices;-Chrisfmas Pastorale. opus ST. Gustav
Merkel; Asperges Ne, chorus. William +, pecher;
grand mass, No IL. Mozart offertory, Christmas
hymn, Adeste Fideles, arranged for soprano. solo,
duet. trio. quartet and chorus by Vincent Nove1le;
Tocatta in fiat, opus So, Adolph Hesse. The quar-
tet consists OF Miss A. Starritt sopranos Miss Nellie
J. Fargis contrato; Mr.. NJ J. ODonnell, tenor; or
ganist and musical director. Bernard o'Donnell.
CHURCH OF sr VINCENT DE PAUL.
The mass will be by PaOlo GLORIA. Soprano, Miss
Minot contralto, Mrs. Mcmahon; tenor, Mr.. @.
Fritch; bass. Mr.. Simon, with large chorus. Mr..
Fritch will sing Adams Cantique de Noel II. Gomien,
organist
ST. JosEPH's CHURCH.
Rossi's Mesa di Attesandria, consisting of Kyrie
Ecison, Gloria in Excelss and the Credo. Rossn S
Gratias Agmus Tibe from his Messe Sollennelle will
be sung The Sanctus and Agnus Del will be from
CheruDinis Coronation mass. Psautaris, trio by St.
Sa1ns The choir will comprise Nine. A. V. Martinez,
soprano; Miss NJ. Plate alto: Mr.. G. Prehn basso !;
Miss NJ. Meyer soprano, and Miss L. Martinez, con-
tralto.
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH
The choir will consist of a double quartet and
chorus, accompanied by full orchestra and organ.
The mass will be Hummel's No. in fiat. Prelude.
Pastorale Sullivan, orchestra and organ; process
sional; Kyre and Gloria, Humme; Graduate, Can
tique de Noel Adam; sermon; hymn. Jesus dulcis.
Gounod; credo Hummel; offertory, Adeste Fdelcs,
arranged by II. q. Thundcr Sanctts and Benedictus,
Hummel; Marclre Finale, Fokauker, orchestra Di-
rector, Mr.. II. g. Thunder organst for the occasion,
DR.. s. Austin Pierce. Quartet Miss Annie Bore,
soprano; Miss Agatha Munier, contralto; Mr.. H. Il.
ST. CECILLAs CHURCH.
At st. Cecilias Church. corner 105th street and
Second avenue. the following is the programme
Kyrie and Gloria from Generals in L. full
choir; Cantique de Noel Signor Frapolli; Credo,
Generali, in +, full choir oertory solo soprano.
Ave Maria Rialf Nile. Parodi; sanctus and Agnus
Del. General; i'll +, Wells; Possente Nume Signor
Corelli.
BROOKLYN.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH
Carols by the children; Organ solo, Unto us a
how hxy,,., 1ala
lections from Psalms, Russell; Tc Deum Laudamus
Mosenthal Jubiate Dec. Attwood Nicene Creed j.
deissohn; otfertory, Herald angels, Mozart ascrip-
ton, Handel: Sanctus, j. Baptiste Calkin Gloria in
Excesis, Dykes.
Morning prayer, half-past ten o'clock. Prelude
Adeste Fidees Novelties Professional Barnby; venite
lchanted,. hymnal; Gloria in g. Rogers; festival
II. Hark! the Herald. Mendellsoln; Kyrie
Arnold: Gloria Tibi, J. II. R.; hymn 26, hynnal ,
Miss Belle Mullins; alto. Miss Lizzie Rogers tenor
Mr.. John Rogers; bass, DIR. D. Il. Chace. viii be
assisted by chorus under James II. Rogers organis
CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION.
Prelude-Organ voluntary; Christmas Anthem.
The Angel Song Miss NJ Wardell; venite in ID. Flag
ler Glorias by jackson, Mosenthal and Gunter; Te
Deum Laudamus, Willard; Jubilate Dec. Willard;
Iitany verse. Messish, o. Kingsley; Hymn ~, Ari-
son: Kyrie Eeison, Tails Gloria Tbi No. B. Jacxson
Hymn lS tune Christmas. Handel Doxology, Old
Hundredth. Luther: offertory, Holy Night Peaceful
Night Barnby. Interlude-Organ voluntary; Iris
agcn, Greatorex; Communion Hymn, Oliver; Gloria
in Excelss, old. Pos;lude-Organ, Concone
ST. EsAs ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Ouartete and chorus of twentyfo trained voices.
Christmas pastorale opus 90 Gustav Merkel; AS
pcrces Me- chorus, William F. Pecher; Grand mass
No II. Mozart; Ofertory, Christmas hymn, Adeste
Fideles arranged by Vincent Noveo; Tocatta in A
fiat, opus -. Adolph Hesse.
sr STEPHENS PROTESTANT EprscopAL CHURCH
Professional. Adeste Fidees; yenite, Barnby;
Gloria Patri. Calkin TIE Deum. Kotschinan; Bene-
dictus Hayes: Hymn 49, Hodges Introit Anthem,
Sing unto the Lord Novello; Trsagion and Sauctus,
Hodges.
TRINITY PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
yenite. Gregorian; Gloria Patria, Gregorian: TIE
Deuin, Knoptel: Jubate Deo from stabat Mater;
Anthem. There Shepherds. &c. W. r. Williams;
Gloria Tib Weber: Hymn, Shout the Glad Tidings
Avon; Ofiertory. Noel.
TIE SIGHTSEEING MULTITUDE IN THE
srIEETs-A GREAT ARMY OF PRoMENADERs-
WHERE THEY WENT AND WHAT THEY SAW
THE WONDERFUL SPECTACLE ON FOURTEENTH
STREET, CITY AT NIGHT BRIGHT AMI
CHEEKY Az AT NOON
Yesterday there succeeded 20 day Of buster OF
wind and Dust night Of starlight clear and cold and
tempting. in which the shopkeerers Of New Yorl
sold countless Christmas parcels and added many
shekcls to their Golfers. In many respects New
York is q unique city. Its people AK peculiar M
its shape and its customs its own One of the
scores Of thousands of reputable people poured out
upon the streets and lesurely went from store &c
shop, from wareroom TO bazaar, looking at the hoi
day displays. Some went to buy. but the majority
went to see.
The city is divided into three general divisions
Broadway. from Fourth to Forteth street. is one sec
ton, the Bowery is second aud the two avenues
sixth and Eighth, make the third. From each OF
the Sc run lateral susectons which, like tributaries
10 a mighty stream swell the main channel of trade
and traders. These well filled last night. Sc
we're the cross strects-Grand, Fourteenth Twenty
third and the smaller avenues In which tho spirit o
barter gradually, but certainly. nfnsing new and
profitable ideas. Cold and sharp and cutting NJ III,
air was this occasion, 1t much more pleas
ant than the brisk incisive dust propeller OF In,
afternoon that lounging was not uncomfortable anc
gazing in the windows was not necessarily provoca
tive to pneumonia.
THE BowERy.
The Bowery was brilliantly illuminated There ar,
many houses OF refreshment. saloons, beer gardens
IA.