Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24
CHRISTMAS CAROLS.
The Festival to be Celebrated I'm Ser.
vices Of Song.

A
PROGRAMS OF MUSIC TO BE SUNG By THE CHOIR
To-MoRRow-THE HOURS OF SERVICES IN DIFyxR
ENr cHuRCHEs-LIs1s OF TIE cH0rRs, &C.
In most OF the churches, and especially tn
Roman Catholic and Episcopal churches, the ser
vices tomorrow will be more than usually elabo
rate. The churches have been decorated will
greens. In many OF them arrangements are alst
In progress for festivals for the Sunday Christmas
Below viii be found the programs OF the service!
In various churches tomorrow:
Roman Catholic.
st. Matthew's-At the O'Clock a m. high mas
the male members OF the choir will sing Theo. voI
Lu Haenis mass for male voices; before the ser
GounOd's Noel II Natule, and before mass, Adest&
Fideles. Solemn high mass and benediction at II
rendered VIZ: Before the mass NoyHeilo's arrange
ment OF the hymn Odeste Fideles; during mass
Mozarts Twelfth Mass, with piano and organ &C.
Creator; at oirertory silas' Ave MaSaa ct Ale
luiah; at the benediction, Salutaris, by Barili;
T smdaTa Ere byR1sa1 and after benedetion
piano and organ, by Rubenstein. The music on
Sunday following, mass the same as on Christmas
pers, composed for three male voices Win be sung
as arranged by L. E. Cannon for a quartette Of
mixed mi s,s1 voices and chorus; The choir 70.
soprani: Mrs. zaidee Rossiter Smith, Mrs. H.
S Sosa cctrs Kate mrs scotia Bessie t1s
Hattie Ritchie, Miss woods and Miss Caul'
field. Att: Mrs. Josephine Esputa DAILY,
Maggie Cannon, Irene Hall and Miss Brown.
Tenori: Messrs. w. II. Burnett Jas P. Collins, Ar
thur May, Thos: Kreidler, Fred Newman, Jas. Pat
terson, !. II. Parkhurst. Bassi: John F. Nolan,
John A. DAILY, John Treanor, Ed. Barbour, Henry
Boswell, L E. Cannon and N: Donnelly: The solo
parts win be sustained BY Nesdames smith and
Burnett, Collins, Nolan and Cannon. Prof. Jarvis
Butler, pianist; Prof. Steven j. Kubel organ1st;
st. Aioysius, corner North Capitol and Streets
The first mass Will be celebrated at 5 O'Clock.
Dachauer.s first mass Will be given. At the Offer
IL O'Clock, Kalliwodas mass will be sung Btalle's
Bas5ores, by Sir Michael Costa, After mass
the benediction o Salutar1s, from wagner
and Tantum Ergo. by Rossini. The choir
Miss Eva a Miss Miss
Carter, Mrs. Mcfarland; alti, Mrs. Sherman, Miss
Florence Ball, Miss Alice Morse; TENOR, Mr.. w.
Mr. Grant; bassi, MI ). Il. Hickox, M. Il. W. olds
Mr. w. A. Widney, Mr. Lapham; organist and d.
rector, MT. Harry e. sherman:
ST. Peters Church, corner I'd and streets south
east Capitol Hill-PastOr, Rev. George w. Dev1ne;
assistants, Rev. NJ. F. Sullivan and j. F. Donohoe.
Solemn high mass VIII be celebrated at O'Clock
with Rev. Father Dev1ne as celebrant, Father
Donohoe as deacon and Father Sullivan as sub
deacon. The sermon will be preached by Father
accompanied by the Marine band orchestra No
vellO's Adeste Fideles, Gloria in Excelss by Cagg
Hero v, Vent Creator by Sig Cirilo: 0neItory,
OF the following ladies and gentlemen: Sopran1-
Mrs; Mary Menler, Mrs. Josephine Johnson, Miss
Hattie IA, Ritchie and Miss Mamie Noonan. Att
Kelly. TenOri-Meesrs. August Nef1 and John
Pugh: Baritone-Frank Rebstock. Bassi-John
Thee. King. Director, Mr.. A. j. Nen. Director Of
orchestra, Prof. Petrolla.
ST. Patrick's church.-Atth O'Clock mass will
be sung: There were shepherds, Carr; mass, Mario;
AdeSte Fidelis, Novello. IL O'clock, portions OF
Mozart's 18th, Hayden No. 3. OnertOrium selec-
ton from Lists orator1O, Christus; o Salutoris,
Florence Davies, Mesdaines w. IL. Combs and C..
\. Smith, Misses Mudd, O'ROurke, johnson, VAN
dS s,as Daley Columbus, Bali Cavanaugh and
Sallle Newton; tenori, Mr. Frank Fennell; BARI
tone, Mr.. VIM. E. Hyde; bassi, Messrs. b. A. Ryan,
C. Treanor and C. L. Clarke; organist and direc-
Anton Gloetzner Will preside at the organ.
Church OF Immaculate Conception-Rev. 8. f.
Masses viii be 80, 4, and iO:3O am. Giorzas
1st mass will be sung at $50 O'Clock. At the
1890 Haydns 10th mass will be sung with orches-
nays will lead the orchestra and Mr.. Thee. Ingalls,
hing VIII preside at the organ, the whole under
the direction OF Mr.. F. B. Neuheiser. Crillis ven1
mels Alma Virgo at the onertory. Soprani:
Misses Erna ROdenstein, May Shell, Mamie
kearon, Carrie McGin and Mrs. Rose V. Bennett.
Att: Mrs. Alex. s. King and Misses Molne Sauter
and Annie Tanner. Tenort: Messrs. Jas. II. For
syJh, Leo Stieffle, Charles NJ. Connell, Henry Jor-
dan and John Weidman. Bassi: Messrs George
Riley, Joseph Murray, Arthur Delarigue. Jose5h
Paul and Mailni Grant. Rev. Charles " Bart Just
Ordained, Will celebrate his first mass at 1880
bered by many OF the parishioners he having at
Tended school and served as altar boy for some
years In this parish.
st. D0minc's. corner 9Th and streets south
WesEThe nrst solemn high mass will be cele-
brated at O'Clock a. m, to be followed by masses
at .. and O'Clock q. m. At the O'Clock mass
brant with Rev. Father Spalding, o. p, deacon
and Rev Father Rickarby, o. P, sub-deacon. The
sermon sermon, WIN be delivered by Rev. Father E. D.
choir OF male voices as follows: Messe de St. Pat
rick, Theodore La Halische; Veni Creator (sOlo
quartettel. Kreutzer; Adeste F1deis Cat the ofer-
torinn), Novello The following gentlemen win
participate: Tenori, MessrA A. s. Fennell, j. S.
smith, H. = McKenna and W. H. Daniel; bassi,
Mass; OrganlSt and director, Mr.. William Wal
decker Inc last solemn high mass will be cele-
DRAFTED at 10 o'clock a In, followed by benedict1On
Ihe following music will be rendered: Haydns
fourth mass; at the graduate, Novelties, Adeste
Fidel1s; at the onertOrium COsta's Date SOnitum
PasnoreS; After the mass preceding benedictiOn,
Dudley BUCKS, There were shepherds (sOlO quar-
tette). AT the benedictlOn GiOfzas Salutaris. to
be sung by Mr.. warren s. Young and ROsstnis
following choir: Soprani Mrs Clara Baker-Smith,
Mrs Walter b. Patterson, Mrs Chas A. Acker.
Misses Blanche Mattingly, Mary Sweeney and
Mamie Moore; alti, Mrs. William Waldecker,
Misses Margaret Eichhorn, May Becker and Jennie
Glennan; tenOri, Messrs,. A. S. Fennell, H. F. Nc
kenna and ID. kOhr; baSSi MeSSrS E. HOlet A
Schulteis, g. r Sheriff, NJ. Koechling, W. S. Young
and 2. E: MahOney; Organist and director, Mi.
William Waldecker.
st. AIMS TenleytOwn, services 5, z and O'Clock.
Rev. John Fox will officiate. Organist Miss Jennie
Onutt; sopran1, Miss NJ. johnson and Miss f. Buck
man; alt1, Mrs. j. Shoemaker and Mrs Muyare:
0assi, by Chives, Morgan and WOrthmiller. Unison
mass by Lahche.
ST. Augustine's Church-DoOrs open at O'Clock
a. m. High mass at O'Clock, Rev r. T. Burke.
celebrant. Mass, Haydn's Imperial; veni Sancte
Spl1tus, Dietsch; offertory, Adeste Fideles, No
relic; sermon by Rev. X. T. Burke Low mass ar
z and 9. Solemn high mass at IL O'Clock. Rev. M
j. Walsh, rector, celebrant; Rev. X. T. Burke,
deacon; MI. p. c. Burke, Sub-deacOn Mass first
time, Paolo GLORIA, No. 3; onertory Hac nocte
Cagner0; 0enedlction; no vespers. o Salutaris
Rosew1g; Prof. Charles Thierbach organist and
leader; sOprani, Mrs. Martina Irving Miss Annie
Dey, Miss Matte Martin, Miss Blanche Ferguson:
alti, Miss Lav1nia Dey, Mrs. Mary Chasley, Miss
Saran C9aSiey, Miss Mary Beckett; tenor1, Mr.:
Hall, DR.. Augusta; bassi, Mr.. w. T. Benjamin, Mr.
AlphonSuS jackson, Mr.. Joseph Simms, Mr Walter
Coakley, with chorus OF thirty voices
Holy Trinity church, West Northumberland
high mass at o'clock a. m; Christmas anthem
There We're shepherds, &c, by Carr; grand mass
by PaolO GLORIA; complete Onertory .sPastOres ;
anthem by Wiegand at IL a. M; Haydn's seventh
mass complete 80 salutaris," by Tamaro; .sran-
organist; soprani, Mrs. H. w. Barrett MS
Fred. w. Jones, Miss Retta WetZeI: altt Miss
Cecilia O'Donnoghue, Miss Lille Sullivan: tenOr
James T. Collins, Fred. W. Jones; bassi Magnus
koecnnng, Eawsre u. Craig, James c. DOnnelly
81. stephens church, Pennsylvania avenue and
2oth street, Rev. John McNally, pastOr-Ffye