The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-26

The Sabbath School services at = O'Clock IN
the afternoon were well attended. The room
was elegantly iestooned and trimmed with
evergreens presenting q very pleasant sight
TO the eye. Several noticeable changes have
taken place Mt this popular Sunday School
centre. The introduction Of several instu;;
ments in leading the music OF thes school, and
il certainly will IL contained be great at
traction aud I'LL the room to overlooking, as
tho combination produces charming music.
The piano was presided over by Miss NJ.
Warren, the organ by Miss lertie Dean and
the cornet by Prof. Thee, Roller, all under
tho direction Of the school ChoTister.
st. MATHEWS CHURCH,
At this church the exercises all were OF q
timely character, and were very impressive,
The music was especially imposing, as thc
following programme rendered by the b.
Mathews choir must OF necessity be:
Carol, liuIChini
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q sA IN
To DCum In Bb.r...m
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OHeTtOry llutChlHi
COMMUNION.
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hlteE inS lBoslei. ps1op Nn III aiU' tIlA
episcopal throne, ueiiVeIsu ~ Lis usulIl gi1'
lueht InaNnsF Sermon ~, !9OLr ,I
mus tline which oCGupie ~, aDout tn!L NH
utes " ueitvety, aiu Was lastg ,n 'o"''h r"P'
at M ~ tnG vas. asseIno,ase 1,o,,o,
III hS ,IaIh an u. MaS o. of u IIseJ
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3iaeh YeSsmehs OF tne oIIIiiGIlatlig clergy conf
bined TO effect most brilliant scene.
The. members OF We choir, under the ell.
| Client leadership OF Mrs. N. y. Whitaker
organist, sustained their already well earned
reputation, and the universal opinion, as far
as we heard II expressed, was that they never
acquitted themselves with greater credit
The various parts were taken by the follow.
ing persons In addition TO Mrs Whitaker
viz.
Miss Ella Znn, Mrs. @. 8. Feeny, Mrs
Sitgreayes, sopranos; Miss Jennie DeCamp,
Miss Maggie Williamson, altos; Mr.. T. j.
Sullivan, DR.. Garrison, tenors Mr.. George
MathSon, Mr. James MathiSon, basSos
Each sang one or more solos during the
progress OF the service, and where all did so
VOL II would OF course DO out OF place TO par
ticularize.
After this mass, which lasted nearly two
hours, there were several low masses In sue.
cessiOn, and al all these services between 900
and COO persons received holy communion,
At the usual 10 o'clock services so emn
High mass was celebrated by Very Rev, ], r,
Sullivan, assisted by Fathers McElligott and
DAILY, Bishop Kahn occupying his pontillcal
chair In the sanctuary. The sermon was
preached by Father MCElligott, who gave
practical discourse on the subject Of the
nativity Of Christ
In the afternoon, at 3 o'clock were cello.
brated solemn yesperS, all the before men.
toned clergy being present, after which
there was liz procession Of The Blessed sac.
ramelt n most solemn ceremony. which or.
ours bill three or four times during the wear.
Il consists Of the ostensorium, eonininInp
the Blessed Sacrament being carried aroiin1
ihe iniErior If the church, during tbo sine.
inc of sacred HYMNS and acconlnaniSd ~
W. vierBy nGolyscs hnu imr ~ 81 tho va