St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-25
GLAD CAROLS
Which Will Well Up From Re-
jOicing Churches To-Day.

UhsfAR OAISOLS
Which Will Well Up From Re-
joicing Churches To-Day.
Christmas is the gladdest day OF the
church year, though it is Oatranked by
Easter as feast day. In the Christian
world there is less rejoicing over the be-
ginning of the plan of redemption, at
the birth OF the Redeemer, than when
the Easter bells announced the compile
ton OF the redemption. To-day the
church music will ring with car0ls-On
Easter it swells with the grand anthem;
ana the two terms, carol and anthem,
best express the religious relations of
these two great feasts.
But to-day the churches will be beau
tlfully dressed with evergreens in honor
of the Christ child. For Easter flowers
are used, and again comes the COMPARE
son-evergreens for Christmas. flowers
for Easter. The Episcopal and Catholic
churches alone really observe Christ
mas as high religious festival. and IN
those churches particularly will tO-day's
services be grand and in. pressive.
Special services viii be held tOmOr-
row christmas dayl by Christ's church.
corner Fourth and Franklin streets.
There will be q choral service. with
sermon, at III a. M, and choral service
at 1880 o. III. The music will be:
Organ Voluntary.
Professional Hymn. II "iIarE, the
Herald Angels sing" ....... Mendelssohn
Versicles and responses .......... Tails in q
Gloriasto Psalter. ....... Cruickshank in @
lie Deum "..... Haydn Ward
Anihem-"Sing. o Heavens" Berthold- Tours
Solo-Master Charles Heberhart; Master
George NiccoIs; Quartette and Full Choir.
Hymn-s,'Adeste Fideles"-l9.
Ryrie ........ .............T Tours in F
Charlie De Lacy and Full Choir
Introit-.Christmas song'-o Holy
Master George Niccois ''''A'''-
s sarsam oOr0a Arranged from spohr
Hymn-208.
RecessionaI n nymn..Angels from the 'nS''
Concluding Organ Voluntary.
at st. Peters church. on Dayton's
Bluff. erner Fourth and Maple streets,
1.-The Nativity of Christ, Commonly
Christmas day." will be observed as
follows:
Holy communion and sermon, IL a. m. Rev.
The vested choir Will render the following
musical portion of the service:
Processional Hymn........... oh, Come All
re Faithful ...... ......Adeste Fideies
n 1eoeatI 80. .''.... 49,. ......... Mathews
BenedlctuS ......,......,., ~ Anon
Nicene Creed ... 49,. -. Monotone
Hymn."Hark the Herald Angels
sing ............. ...Mendelssohn
hyrle ma. maj. .......... 80. Piummer
Hymn-"Christian Awake. Salute
This Happy Morn" -: Yorkshire
Ofertory-''rhou Art Worthy, o,
LORD 80. .....-........-.......-. Gilbert
Eucharistic Hymn-"Draw Nign
Gloria hnd i II, Fxceiss - ..C@na P Pomin
Recessional-Nunc Dimittis Jonus Kequis
Mrs. w: l.. Cullen, organist.
The following musical programme
for Christmas day will be rendered at
the cathedral at l0:3U this morning:
Farmers Mass. III b fiat, Kyrie-SoIoists:
Miss McGinnis. soprano; Miss Naughton.
alto; Mr.. Fendel, tenor; James Shea, bass.
Gloria -SoloisIs: Miss A Campbell.
Miss Naughion, Z. Xanter.-J. Shea
''Qui Tails '-Soloists: Mrs. D. ". Lilly,
Miss II. Naughtoi. G. Xanten, J. G. Hanley.
'Credo'-Solnists: Miss II. DAILY. Miss
NaugntOn, g. Xanten. j. Shea.
Ofertory. Gounod's Ave Maria" with or
cheslral accompanimeut-Mls sarah Meaey
Benedietns' Mrs. ID. W. Lilly
and Miss Kelly. Messrs. Xanten and Morrow.
"Agnus Dei''-S0loists: Misses McGinnis
and kells. MeSsrs Xanten and Morrow
To conclude with the hymn "Adeste FL
deles''
Organist and leader. Prof. F. W. a. Priem;
and Seibert's full orchestra.
At the Memorial English Lutheran
church. ON Sixth street, above Exchange,
the musical selections for the festival
SprVIpp at II m arg ff.IInwcs
Professional hymn -. ."Adeste Fideie."
Introit Unto Us Child Is Born
W. FL. Walter
Svma N nxee1sls Ii: A he W. Dariey
With Endless Blessings" Dauks
Anthem-''Glory Be TO God on High
E. L. Craumer
Services will he held at the Peoples
church as follows: AT 10 a. m. holy
communion will be celebrated. At Ii
a. ill.,, services, with sermon by DIR.
Smith. The musical programme will
be very elaborate, consisting of the most
noble parts of the great oratorlo 1.-The
Messiah" as follows:
"And the glery of the Lord Chorus
For behold darkness" -. ....... Bass solo
For unto us child is born" Chorus
There were shepherds. 80. Soprano solo
..Sei;ycs 70 roo Chorus
''Hesnall feed his fioek''.. ....... Alto solo
"COme unto Him. Soprano ,,,Io
"BehUld the Lamb of Cod. =. Chorus
"He was DISCUSSED" ............ go. Alto solo
''Halleluah" 80. 80. =. - Chorus
st. Nicholas ............. George Wright
German Ell Konig Lorna IiirSee s
Chimes-Georgie Wri hit. Glover Maeiaren'
Alex Barclay, Louis Paul.
Evergreen Tree. $50. Caroline Saunders
sWater Miir'-Fiorence partridge Viii" Willie
Wright.
Long. Long Ago" ...............: Eva Kiefer
Ireland ......................F Frank Towle
''Nameless" ............. Elsie Fouike
Duet. :. Blanche CIpugh, Annie Kilteison
''sitting q p for santa Claus" b Class
A varied and excellent musical pro-
gramine has been prepared for the
Christmas service by Rev. James A.
Fitzpatrick, of st. James church, on
which occasion the choir of twenty
voices will be- assisted by a iirst-cIass
orchestra. The following programme
will be rendered at The service at 1O:15
a. M:
Adeste Iideles. $50. .............. Gregorian
Eyrie-Mass E flat... -. 49,. Leonard
Gloria-Mass fiat... =. ..... Farmer
Credo-Mass fiat. $500. Leonard
OHertoire-O SalutariS.. Vervoitte
Flute obligatO, M. Guibert.
Sanctus-Mass flat. -. ..... Farmer
Observation-Disclosures Solenelle. =. -. Gouuod
Agnus Dei-Mass fiat :. -. Farmer
Laudate Domino. ..............G ouuod
The solOiStS will be: Miss E. q.
Richards. soprano: Mrs. ID. F. DE Wolf,
soprano; Mrs. &. w. James, alto; a. ID
>. Johnston. baSso. The chorus. in adj
dition to tile Peoples church choir, will
be composed of sixty selected voices
from the st. Paul Choral association.
Samuel a. Baldwin is choirmaster.
CAPITOL CHRISTMAS,