The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

Of voluntary, n Christmas hymn
Shout the Glad Tidings," in b fiat, sung
by Mr. W c. Williams
Iuite. in G.. by H. + Dauks
6io1a Patri, in B fiat, by II 7. Danks
Gl0ria Paffi in ID, by Danks.
GloriQ ia Exccisis. by Wilson, in b flat
Te Deam in G. by J r Thomas.
JaLlafe Dec, in A. by Dudley Buck
Onertory. Sing Oye Heayen-Danks
in &.
Hymns. Come Hither We Faithful
ldfstC Fldeles."
"Hark the Herald Angels Sing -
Hutchins' Hymnal.
The decorations al the Moore Memo.
rial Church are very simple and tasteful.
Nothing elaborate was attempted
The sermon will be preached by Dr
d T sprigg
GRACE Gnu RCH.
The Christmas decorations at thi.
church. as are those al the other churches
are not elaborate They are confined tC
the chancel and few notices on The
walls in good taste
The music this morning will consist Of
the following:
Onertory Voluntary-the hymn
And There were Shepherds by Burk.
TeHit5. in C-Mosinthall
Gl0ria Patfi, in E-Danks
Gl0r.a Pdtri-Gregorian.
G10ua Pairi-Gregorian
Ts Duem, in F-by Powhstsn f Breed
en-.
Ju5ilate, in F hat-by Dudley Buck
HYMN, Shout the Glad Tidings No
23-by Williams.
Gioria Tfbi-Church Hymnal
Hymn. Christian, Awake ~ No. 81
Music boy Warren.
OfeiOry. Coqfiagus NOD, "Ohl Holy
Night Music by Adams.
The choir consists of Mrs. Jac0t
Reinhardt, soprano; Mrs John II
Knowles, contralto Mr. George + Jones
tenor. and Mr. William II Grant, bssso
Mrs Henry Greener, organist
ALL SAINTS
This church. which will hold within
its walls the first religious services 10
dav is neatly dressed with cedar anc
running cedar
The rector. Rev. Mr. Downman, viii
conduct the services.
The music, sung by selected choir
under the leadership OF Mr.. Philip ;
Powers. organist and director will b'
as follows
Prelude-Organ.
Professional" Rejoice in the LORD.
J B Calkins.
Yenite-Gregorian.
Gl0ria Patri (3)-Gtegorian
IL De,m in G major-George William
Warren.
Ju5ilafe Dec in F-B. Toms.
Hymn %, shout the Glad Tidings -
fuckers Hymnsl
Gl0ria Ti5i-Gounod.
HYMN Il. "Hark the Herald Angels
Sing" first tune fuckers Hymnal
Offertorv-Hymn."C Christians Awake
George ". Warren Hymn 2O1 hrs
tune. fuckers Hymnal
StacIus. No. 2l5--A. ). Cooper
Gloria IN Elcsls,,-Old chant.
Nunc Dimttis-Gregorian.
Recessionsl-Organ.
ST MARRs
81 Marks Church has only recently
been handsomely renovated and re
painted inside so IN consequence
II was decided not 10 hang sireamer
of evercreens from the walls or lsrg'
wreath from the keystone oi the arci
over the chancel The only decoration
were a lew green cuttings about the holl
table the reading desk, pulpit and chan
eel rails
The regular choir, under the leader
chin Of Mrs. Bertha Noelker- Richardson
wjlirender the following music Awake
Christians. Awake" JacOby; teHHe Oes
necisllv preparede It Deam, Ives; III
XIII common praise) Hymn l6, musi
by Danks; oilertory, Nv elcome the Day
Danks: Hvmn 25, Adeste Fideles
The ofTertorv will be for the fund 10
the benefit of the disabled clergy
Next Friday afternoon, at I. NJ. In
onpnal Christmas tree will be raised ant
an the children Of the Sunday schoo
win pe present To enjoy the same ah'
receive their presents along with some
thing good 20 eat
To-day new lecture, presented Dy.
member of the church, will be seen
The chancel and used for the first time
ST. JAMEs.
The Christmas trimmings at ~ Jane
Church are appropriate without beinl
elaborate The whole charge OF ia
decorations were left TO Rev. Prestol
Nash the assistant minister, and wer
only begun Yesterday The simplicli.
of ibem shows superior taste.
The regular choir will render appfo
pirate music
ST PArIs.
The { Iristmas decorations in ~ Paul
vrhile not as elaborate as IN years psa'
are exceedingly beautiful and tasteful.
In rear of the chancel is the motto
q. The Child Jesus" in gold on back
ground Of green.
Betwocn the centre columns above IN
nnlnit Is 10 be seen cross in eyergreens
bach Of the COrinthian columns in IN
chancel is surrouned with festo0ns o
evergrecns. Between each is u
Andrews cross. one above the other, mad
If cedar From the capitals OF the pii
lars in the chancel are drsped heav.
festOOns Of cedar
The altar and reading desks are no
dressed. The font has in the basin
noted palm and is surrounded viii
callalilies
The galIeries are dressed all arount
with cedar in a.manner most agreeable !.
the eve. The iron pillars under the gal
Ieries and the gas Jets above are enlwine'
with running cedar. In the eastern cor
uer Of the gallery IL the white star 0
Bethlehem." The choir gallery 10 necom
ingly fesiooned with cedar and holly. :.
'"Sy -,,lav choir under the Leadership