Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-24

in C, Joseph Mosenthal; Introib. "Adeste Eide
les" John Reading, 1892; Gloria tibi Domino,
George w. Walter; Anthem from Titus, IL vii,
aI1afll Christmas Morn," Charles Gounod;
SaDctus, S. Ambrosius; Communion Hymn, 2O6
Walters manual" The choir is composed Of
the following: Soprani, Misses c. v. N. Burchell
Edie Drew, George Evans, Susie Hanson, Flora
Reichenbach Mrs. Helen s. Smith, Misses Maggie
V. Smith, Carrie j. Stevens Bessie Ward, Juliet
Solger: alti, Misses Lansdale, Annie r. Sangston,
Laura v. Murdoch, Nellie Smith; tenori, Messrs.
Charles A. Brown, W. Hamilton Smith, Ed B.
Zeve1y, H. Edmons, Charles q. Kennedy; Or
ganist and director, Mr.. George w. Walter;
draughtsman, Mr.. stephen Raymond,
drews, rector.-The music is as follows:-Gloria
Patris, Dud Buck; Gloria in Excelsis, Dud Buck;
TIE Deum, .Bristow; Jubilate, Dud Buck; Hark!
Were Shepherds Abiding in the Field, WOlseley.
The choir is as fOllows:-Mrs. J. Ancona, sopra-
no; Miss Alice Morse, alto; Mr.. VIM. II. Hocke,
tenor; Mr.. Samuel Cross, baSso; with Miss Emma
NJ Williams, organist.
st. Marks church, Rev. A. Florldus Steele,
recoropenlng Hall Christmas
in ExceIsis," Wilson; Festival TIE Deum, in E
fiat, Dudley Buck; Jubilate in c, Millard; Hymn,
..Hark the Herald Angels Sing" Mozart; Hymn
them; ''There were Shepherds Dudley Buck;
.Trsagion and sanctus,5 old chant; :.Gloria liz
Excelsls," old English. The music for this occa-
Johnston, who will be assisted by Mrs. Dayton
s. Ward soprano Mrs. S. Fl. Bodfish, contralto,
and Mr.. c. E. Rice. basso. and Miss Johnston,
organist.
Christ Church, Georgetown.--Opening ':And
There Were Shepherds" Millard; Christmas
anthem, "Thy Seat, o God" Turtle; Gloria
in Excelsls, banks; Te Deum, in F, Berg; Jubl-
late, in c, Mosenthal; Hymn No. "a, Tucker;
Gloria Tibi, arranged by s. Fl. Jeeko from Gou-
nod; Hymn No. q, Tucker Tucker Holy , Communion n
choral, and is composed of the following ladies'
and gentlemen, under the direction of Mr.. W. B.
Qrme, Mr. S; Il. Jecko, organisD Mrs; s; a.
Miss Annie Berry, Miss Neenah Getty, soprani
Mrs. Kate Smith, Miss Alice Knowles, alti; Mr.
John A Ellis, tenor; Mr.. VIM. b. Orne, Mr.. p
7. Berry, Mr.. VIM. Wheatley, Mr.. Geo. C.Wheat-
Holy cross Church, Massachusetts avenue
avenue and 18th street, Rev. j. A. Harold. rec
tor-Services: 1st, celebration Holy Commu-
and sermon, II a. m; evening, p. m. Friday,
Feast of st. stephen; and saturday, Feast of st.
John; celebration OF Holy Communion, ~ am
LUTHERAN.
Memorial Church Uutheran), Rev. j. G. But
ler, DID,, pastOr.-The service at this church
will commence at O'Clock am. The following
will be the order Of exercises: Sentence, "Unto
us Child is Born;" Gloria Patri; Invocation,
General Confession and Apostles Greed; Gloria
in EXcelsis Hymn 233, Adeste Fideles; Reading
OF the Scriptures: Anthem, ''Let us now go even
unto Bethlehem full chorus, with soprano solo
by Miss Cora E. Clark; Prayer; Anthem, clark!
what mean those holy voices" with duet for
two sopranos, Mrs. Bartlett and Miss Clark,
obligato solo and chorus; Sermon; Prayer; An
them, I'm the beginning was the Word" full
chorus, with unison for male vioces, and trio
seiffert and Miss Butler: Hymn 234; Benedic-
ton. The choir Of this church is under the
direction Of Mr.. John H. Seiffert Prof VIM. L..
Seufferle, organist. The members of the choir
are: Miss Cora f. Clark, Mrs Major J. E. Little,
Mrs. Seiffert and Mrs. Bartlett. soprani; Miss
Ella c. Butler, alto; Messrs. Finckel, Hersh,
Smith and Bache, tenori; Messrs Bright, Black
mar and Seiffert. baSSi.