Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-22

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 At College street Congregational church Sunday morning there will be fine music by the chorus choir of the church, Professor F. A. Fowler musical director.
 At the North church there will be 8 special Christmas service at 1O:30 and at the after noon service of the Sunday school the regu- lar choir will assist the Sunday school which will sing Christmas carols. There are twenty voices in the full choir chorus. The solos will be sung by Miss Deutsch, Miss Shurig, Miss Fachter, Charles DeForest and Frank King. The organist is H. K Beach.
 Sunday will be observed with appropriate religious services at the Calvary Baptist church, morning and evening. The seIec- tions of music by the choir have been made with reference to these services. The church has also been tastefully decorated and pro- grammes of hymns and responsive readings have been prepared for the convenience of the congregation. The Christmas exercises of the Sunday school will be held in the church on Wednesday evening, December 26, consisting of singing and recitations by the children with distribution of gifts.
 At the First M. E. church, 18th anniver- sary services will be held with sacred song service on Sunday at 7:30 and festival on Christmas day at p. m. Printed program mes have been issued. The programme in
 
 congregation, singing of carols and other exercises.
 At the Church of the Redeemer there will be special Christmas music. The choir is composed of Miss Nora Russell, soprano; Miss E. M. Belden. of Danbury, alto; F. A. Corbin, tenor; and R. E. Manross, bass In addition there is a chorus of about dozen voices. Baldwin, organist.
 There will be several new Christmas chants, two special hymns and new "Gloriss" at the service in the Church of the Ascension on Christmas day. The hours of service are 1880 and 10:30 g.. m. and 3:15 p. m. On Christmas eve at o'clock the Sunday school children will have special musical exercises At Dwight Place church there will be fine music as usual on Sunday, of 8 Christmas character, and there will be extra music on the Sunday following.
 At Trinity NJ. E. church on Sunday there will be singing by chorus of 400 voices. A precentor leads. Professor Ensign is organ ist.
 The programme for the Christmas music at St. Thomas church has been made out on 1 more elaborate scale than last year. The service will begin at 10:30 8. m.
 | At Christ church 8 specially fine pro gramme will be given by the quartette Miss | Mamie Austin, soprano; Miss Mamie Cook, alto; Frank Langdale, tenor, and Robert w. Mills, bass; assisted by chorus under the direction of the organist, A. B. Cornwall. A double quartette choir will sing anthems to morrow at the Third Congregational church, the first quartette being Miss Martha Liefield, soprano; Miss Grace CatIin, alto; F. | W. Brown, tenor, and Mir. Hart, bass. TheEe will be no service of music on Christmas day. The organist is A. F. LiefeId.
 The musical service tomorrow evening in the St. John street NJ. E. church will be very elaborate. The choir will consist of double quartette assisted by the boy choir, making | about thirty voices. During the month past the Sabbath school have been rehearsing nine juvenile Christmas anthems of high order of merit, which they will sing responsively in conjunction with the choir. The church decorations are unusually fire and are being prepared by 8 large committee of ladies and gentlemen. Printed programmes will be dis tributed in order that the audience may be enabled to take part in the singing of num- Der of hymns The exercises will commence at 7:15 o'clock. The entire body of the house will be reserved for the Sabbath school.
 At all the Roman Catholic churches the really fine Christmas music may as usual be expected on Sunday.