The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-25
FINE CHURCH MUSIC.
How tho Day viii DO Celebrated at
the Cathedral
and SEVERAL OTHER CHURCHES.
special Preparations for an Impress:
sivc and Appropriate Service above
the Usual Standard orthc Occasion.
Other Christmas Festivities. "

AS usual, the feature OF tho Christ.
mas celebration in most OF tho Catholic
churches will be the special music, and
there have been some worry attractive
programmes announced. At St. Joseph,s
Cathedral the music Of the day will "
opened by the 0 o'clock choir, composed
entirely OF ladies, The programme is
us follows: =.
mlory 70 Cod Rcv. Fnthcr Bauer
Trio-Sue RcStor, josephine Fladlng, Katie
om, Gather. Chorus By the choir.
mi Misses Rose Tucker and Katharine Gather !
Iommuni0n.... ........... Holy Innocence
Ductt-Mhscs Flading and Gather.
TIE 1880 SERVICE. l
At the 1880 service to-day at st.
Joscph's Cathedral La Hache's mass
will constitute the programme, detailed
asfollows:
diOria-Tho dFatlas soprano solo, ;I, ~.
Crcdo-vlsbIlium ttcnor solo $500
e incarnatus soprano solo)...Mrs Henry Keller.
II In spiritum sanctum tbas.S solo,. $. Ed Yahn.
Miss Emina Yahn
iS% snsais'tus Miss Emma Yahn
Agnes Del.
=, Ed fnln, jacques Front. Josephine Finding
Waterman, Tell Us OF the Night.............,.....
Miss Augusta HGndlan aud Charles X Miller
The members OF the choir arc:
Sopranos-Nlrs. George S. Feeney,
Mrs. Henry Keller, Miss Emma Yahn,
Miss Agnes Hess, Miss Josephine Fla
ding, Miss De Wicker, Miss Maggie
Howard.
Altos-Nliss Augusta Handlan, Miss
Agsie Iowery, Miss Yahn.
Tenors-Water Chaplain, Jacques
Front, George Hoguc, Charles r. Miller
Bassos-Adam Iahn, Ed Yahn, Will
Sahn, Dan Coffee
AT ST. ALpIoNsUs CHURCH.
Tho Christmas music at st. Alphonsus
will be as follows:
At 3 a M, Charles Gounod's cele-
brated convent mass with orchestra.
AT 10 a. m, Farmers mass in B fiat;
otIertory:ETua stunt coela, Stehle.
Ats p. M, the whole choir will sing.
Adolph KGims Vesperae dc coniessore
Miss Bertsa Fox Miss Crcsccniia Tcnsr M
Frank 4. woeber, jr., Mr.Ffank Dissgmiler.
Miss bertha Fox, Mr. Henry PAUL Mr Frank
Dicgmiller.
Tho members of the choir are: So
pranos-Misses Bertha Fox, Rosa Bis.
chof, Christina Za:nitz, Kate E5bert,
Mary Ebbert, Sophia Steinmetz, Anna
Heimillcr, Mary Bellinger, Mary He'll,
Gertrude Bonenberger, Mary Diederich.
Altos-Misses CresCentia Feinler, Ma
thilda Feinlcr, Theresa Schaefer, Fran
els Klein. Tenors-Messrs. Frank a.
Wocber, ir., Henry Paul. Frank Miller,
julius Lohse Bassos-Frank ]. deg
miller, William Note, Anton Note.
Edward Truschel, William Paul.
At this church tho choir will be
strengthened by the addition OF a num-
Der OF good voices and the music will be
feature OF the services. La Hache's
mass will be rendered at 5 o'clock and
again at 10 o'clock. At the early mass
Mr.. Charles Zulauf will assist and will
sing several solos and duets. At late
mass the bass part will be taken by Mr..
Will Reuter- and Mr.. Joseph A. Ankle.
At the oliertory the "Adeste Fideles'
will be sung. The choir will be made
up rs follows:
Sopranos NIollie Manion. Mrs.
John Monahan, Misses Mamie Carey,
Mamie Finley and Louise Hasenauer.
Alto-NIrs. j. Humes and Mrs. w.
Wright. Tcnor-R. V. Ankle. Bass
Charles Zulauf, Will Reuter- and Joseph
ALL IL let ALL IL