Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-26
CHRISTMAS SERVICES.
Special Attraction esterday-Orphan's
Christmas Tree Tonight.

Special Attraction Observation-Disclosures
Christmas Tree To. night.
Special Christmas services were held at
the Cathedral and at st. Paurs church yes
terday. 1t was expected that Bishop Man
ogue and the parish pastor, Rev. Father
Grace, would arrive in the morning from
their years journey abroad, and there was
a large attendance at the late services in
the Cathedral in consequence, but the
reverend tourists did not put in an appear
ance. High mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father Hsupt, who also preached an ap-
propriate sermon, reviewing the birth, the
life, and the character Of Christ. The
altar was very tastefully decorated for
the occasion.
The music of Weber's High Mass was
rendered by special choir composed of
Mrs ]. II. Coppersmith, soprano; Mrs.
Frank Shook, contralto: Miss Ida Desmond,
soprano; Miss Madge Hassett, contralto; j.
II. Desmond, tenor Jos. Genshlea, bass
Miss Nellie SheeEan, organist. The sing
ing was of very high order, and added
greatly TO the impressiveness of the serv
ices. The offeftory was sung by Miss Des-
mond with excellent effect.
AT ST. PAUL's CHURCH.
Rev. ]. F. Won Herrlich, pastor of ST.
Psul's Church, preached an interesting
sermon at the special services at 1870
O'Clock, which were largely attended. The
choral features of the services were as fol-
lows:
Organ prelude; Christmas offeEtarium,
Thayer; professional, "Hark! the Herald
Angels Sing" Mendelssohn; chants 40, SO
and 10, Russell; "Te Deum in F." Pease;
Initiate in E." Mosenthal; hymn, "Adeste
Fideles,' Reading "Hyrie,n Walmisky;
"Gloria Tioi," Cramer; hymn, ''Shout the
Glad Tidings,p Avison; "Oid Hundred"
offertory, IAN Hail the Holy Christmas
Morn" Ripley; offertory sentence, Sanctus,
Camdge; Bucharistic hymn, Oliver; "Glo.
ria in Excelsis' in F, Tours; occasional,
SIT Came Upon the Midnight Clear. u
Willis; organ pasitude, "Festal March, u
lehman. Mrs. A. T. Pinkham, organisl
and director.
CALVARY CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
The children of the Calvary Baptist Sun.
| day-school held an interesting Christmas
| festival at the church last evening, when
| the following programme was carried out
Anthem, by the choir; opening address
| hymn, Joy to the World" by the school,
prayer, by Rev. Herrick; song by the
school, BELLS of Heaven; recitation and
1 quartet, Mamie TICKS, george rlsner, Eva
| K lgore, Mabel Moore; chorus by the
school, The jubilee of Peace; recitation
Dainty Little Stockings" Arlie Aiken
song by the infant class, Merry, Merry
Christina; song by the school, Christ.
mas Bells; recitation, "Voices Of the
Bellsn-frst voice, Nanny Wahalender
second voice, George Fisher; third voice
Carrie Dixon; fourth voice, Arlie Aiken
! fifth voice, Eva Kilgore; duet, THE Stars,
Miss Edna Ficks and Willie Hopkipsop
recitation. bells of Memory" Misses Lens
and Minnie Gore, Edna Ficks and Alics
| Andrews; recitation, In the Orphanage,
Kate Herrick; address; song by the school
| christmas Cheer; collection; song by Thu
school, "O'er the Wide. Wide World; dis
tfibntion of the Christmas gifts; bene
die.ion.
AN EVENING WITH THE ORPHANS,
At the Calvary Baptist Church this even
| ing there will De Christmas tree for thl
children OF the Protestant Orphan Asylum
! Exercises CT character appropriate to TIL
occasion viii be given, commenting at
| o'clock Presents for the children may b,
sent to the asylum during the dsy.