Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24
SERVICES Of SONG.
Programs Of Music TO be Sung I'm the
Churches Tomorrow.

Following are the programs OF musical services
arranged for various churches tomorrow in addi-
ton TO the list published in The STAR last even
Ing:
ROMAN CATHOLIC
ST. Augustine's-High mass ut s O'clock New
mass, weigans; celebrant, Rev. C. Hurley; sermon
by Rev. NJ J. Walsh; yeni Creator, Millard; ofrer-
tory Adeste Ffdeles Novello: low mass at 6. and
O'Clock; grand high mass at IL O'Clock: mass,
Gloria; celebrant, Rev. John A. De Ruyter: deacon,
Rev. c. Hurley: sub-deacon Rev NJ j " alsh.
sermon by Rev. c. Hurley: veni Creator from Mey-
erbeer offertory. Hac Docte cum Datus est drio).
Cagliero; benedcton after mass; no yespersc Sal
utarls. soprano solo, MIS- Agnes Snallwood, Nico-
Ia; Iantum Ergo, male chorus, from LiSZt: Lau-
oate Dom,nGin, Rosenwig: chorus OF thir!y-two
voices; organiSt aud leader. Prof. Charles Thier-
bach: soprani. Mrs Agnes Smallwood. Mrs. Mar
tina Irving, Miss Matte Martin, Miss Annie Dey.
Mary simrns. Miss Annie johnson. Mrs susie
harris MISS Cecilia Jeneler; ati, Mrs Mary Chas-
Icy. miss Lavinla Dey. Mss sarah Coak!ey, Miss
Mary Beckett, Miss Maria Randolph. Miss Rebecca
MiihuTn. Miss Mary Chisley. Miss Mary Woodland.
Miss Margaret Hiliman, Miss Cecilia Tiglnan;
James SHlms, Mr.. Ignatius jackson, Or. Augusta.
M. James Reeder; bassi Mr.. w. T. benjamin. Mr.
Alphonsus Jackson MIR. Joseph simms, Mr. Arthur
ChaSiey, MI. Linus Jackson, Mr. Walter Coakley
st. Matthew's--lIigh mass at O'Clock a. m. Tie
music viii be as follows: Hymn. Adeste Fideles,
Novello, before services; mass BY La Hache, for
male voices; Vent Creator Hummel: ofYertorilm.
Ii Natalie, by Gounod. Solemn high mass and ben
ediction at IL a. NJ: hymn. Adeste Fidees prelude;
tral accompaniment; Vent Creator, Wiegand: Offer
toriuIn; Alma Virgo, Hummel: o Salutaris,
accompaniment. sermons by Rev. DR.. Chapelle.
The choir consists of: Soprani. Mrs Nellie Nice ar
tee, Misses Mamie Livingston. Rosa Cottrel!. Laura
Beale Cora Prior, Dora Clifton. Miss Williams and
Jennie Patterson: contralti, Mesdames Fadeiy aud
Reed. Misses Belle Smith, Dollie Patterson, Mamie
| OHare, Mary Cannon and Miss McI4nden; tenor,
Messrs W. II. Burnett, Fennei, May, Patterson,
Parkhurst and Collins; haSSi, NesSrs. W. a. Wild
ney, BlackTnar, Donnelly, Rec, Reed. Schulucs and
Cannon; Prof. John z. Laurence. Organist; |. L.
Cannon, director. This mass OF Micht is given for
the first time in America The orchestra has beca
selected with great care.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
| 81. Andrews church corner 14th and Corcoran
| strcctS,-Quartette, Hark! What Mean those Holy
! Voices, banks: Christmas anthem, Turle, In d:
Gloria Patri First banks, in I; Second Williams In
c; Gloria in EXcelsiS Holden, in C: TIE Deum, War
ren in &; Jubilate, Berg, in 4; Hymn No "a Regent
Square; No. p, Cabol; ofert0ry. soprano SOLO and
| quartette, And There Were shepherds. Williams
| The choir: Soprano, Mrs T. j. WoodInan. Alto Miss
Matte F. Gray: tenor, Mr.. W. r. B. Atkinson; bass
MI F. J. Woodnan; organist Miss McCallum
Grand festival In BIB by Gustav {. Knopfel; Venite
by kroell; Jubilate; Chant; Gloria Patri, d. Buck;
Gnertory; alto solo. Babe, My Son, My saviour,
Henry Leslie: soprano Miss Annie Greib; alto Miss
! Lizzie Macnicho tenor Walter conn; bass Samuel
A. Kennedy; organist, Fred. Lnlebridgc.
St Luke's church-The first service will be held
on Wednesday Christmas eve) ct $50 O'Clock. This
service VIII be full choral, at which viii be rem
dered the proper Psalms: Burnett's Cantanta In
I Hat. btUS III y, SEtuO 11elCy hOpklDS. WIN
| SOLO at the 1ncarnatiS; anthem, For Onto Us a
Child is Born Handel; AdeSte EIdeles and Henry
Sinart's TIE Deum in G. AT the offertory Mr.. Mil
mathis, II a. n Christmas day, proper Psalms:
Fenite. Barnby; Jubiiate, Waiter; anthem. For
| Unto Us Child is Born, Handel hymns, Shout the
Glad ffdings. Hark, the Herald Angels Sing and
other fine and appropriate musical selection. This
choir is surplced and is composed OF forty and
boys assisted by ten young ladies and girls under
the direction OF MIR. +. c. Miller choir master as
] sisted by Nine. Eta Brown, the talented organist
from New York As the seats are all free lovers OF
good church music should avail themselves OF the
opportunity and attend these services
| St Johns SieoTgetown)-Venite, Hutchins;
Gloria Patri, D. Buck: TIE Deum. La Hache: JIbil-
ate Dec, S Jackson; Gloria in EXceIsiS, La Hache;
Hymn. No. 425; Hymn, No p; Kyrie E!eison, Elvey;
onerlory, Sing, o, Heavens, b. Tours Cholr-So-
prani, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs Cooke; alti, Miss Hyde
Miss Barbarin; bassi. MI. l. Cox. Mr.. F. Moffatt;
selfrldge; Mr. Jay Cooke, director; Mr. W. E. Mid
Geton. organiSt
| AT St James church, Sth street, between and
I c northeast. Rev. James w. Clarke. rector jhere
Will be an early service at a. NJ service nj II a.
H., and veSrer service. tine choral service has
/ been arranged for II O'Clock.
| OTHER CHURCHES.
| Cavalry Baptfst-openlng piece, tenor solo,
NOEL, Gounod; chorus, Sing, Heavens, Tours
duet, Arrayod In Clouds of Golden Light, Shaw:
Nazareth bass solo, bass and alto duet and chorus
| Gounod; hymn, Antioch. Choir-Soprani. Miss
Kate NJ Scott, Mrs. c. II. Lillebridge md Miss VII
son; alti, Misses Gray. Burnside. Walker and VIII
| son; Ienori, MeSSrS. G. ii. L1llebridge and Judd:
! bassi. Messrs, Smith and Hickney; organist, Theo
Ingalls, King director, G. H. Ullebridge
=, St paufs Lutheran church, corner Of 18th and
Those Holy Voices banks; chant, Our Father.
Myers; Gloria Patrl, Ermerson; Kyrte;
Multitude OF Angels; contralto solo, Fan the Night
| Hail the Morn Jecko. The choir will consist OF
Misses Emma W: Stokes. Annie ourand ana Laura
| Stokes, alti MeSsrs. ". q. Penny and G. F. Muth
tenori Messrs. NJ b. Domer and S. c. Stokes, bass