The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-20

Thislplan is also pursued by the Heddiug
NJ p Church. The Sunday school of
this church will hold its entertainment
on Christmas night. Only pupils and par
ents will be admitted to an entertainment
consisting OF music, recitations and stere-
opticon views
AT THE TABERNACLE.
Tho Tabernacle Sunday school enter
tainment will be under the guidance of
Mrs. j. NJ. Edwards. which is equivalent
to saying tnat 1t will be Il great success.
It will consist of captHta called the
christmas Queen" in which fairiesiaud
rainbows, elves ard goblins, disport them
selves in a delightful manner. while the
most interesting features are doll drill
by bevy of lots, and a song by delega-
tiou from Mrs. Scudder's infant class.
waving the fllgs, OF all nations. Mrs.
Edwards has been insisted in her labors
by Mrs. John l.. Scudder.
AT ST. JOHNS FREE CHURCH.
At ST. Johns Free. Church. Summit
avenue. the Rev. Z. l.. Stoddard, pastor,
the services will be very fine. For the
past weeks the choir of over twenty Live
has been rehearsiug under the efficient
leadership of MIR. John White, There
will he three services on Christmas Day
as follows:-Six a. ni.; Holy Communion,
half past seven y, M, Holy, Communion,
when the Sunday school children will
sing the carols: aud musical service with
Holy Communion at half past ten a. m.,
when Gounod's mass in ID will be sung.
This is an elaborate and grand work, and
the choir, Judging from the last rehearsal,
will cover itself with glory. MIR. Moritz
+. Schwartz, the assistant organist, will
preside ut the organ.
The infant class entertainment will be
held on December 2S, when the distribu-
tion of presents and prizes will take place.
The Sunday school entertaiament will be
on the 29th, when the cantsta, king Win
ter" will be given, followed by the long
looked for presents and prizes
AT ST. BRIDGETs CHURCH.
The Services at st. Dridget's Church
promises TO be unusually interesting.
The musical programme, as arranged by
organist Frank S. Dessert, will be treat.
The solemn high mass at five o'clock in
the morning will be conducted by the
Rev. ID. S. Clancy. The sermon will be
Carr The celebrant of the solemn
hign mass at haf-paJt ten will he the
Rev. K. A. Kelly; sermon by Father
Carr. At the solemn Vespers in the even
ing the sermon will be delivered by the
Rev. Dr. Synott of Seton Hall College.
DR.. Synott is a distinguished graduate of
st. Francis Xavier College of New York
and til e first native American to receive
The degree doctor of Divinity" ut the
University of Innispruck. The musical
programmes will be as follows:
Solemn High Mass ut and 10 30 a.. m.
Prelude organ, Guilmant: Kyrie and
Gloria. Mozart's Mass; ;Veni Creator (NoeD
AGam, Mr.. Archibald, Credo, Silas; Sane
tins. Agnus Del and Benedictus, Mozart's
Mass; and Halielujah, Handel.
Solemn VeSpers at 7.30 D. m. Vesper
service arranged and composed by Frank
G. Dessert. Alma, bass solo. Hitler, MIR.
Sheridan; Adeste. Novello; o Solutaris,
soprano solo, Ponatka. Miss Curry; Tan
tum Ergo, tenor solo, by Silas, Mr.. Moan.
Miss NJ. Curry, solo soprano. Messrs.
Archibald AMI Moran, solo tenor. Mr..
Sheridan. solo baritone. Mr.. Hugo
Brallo, orgauist. at 10 30 a. m. mass.
DIR. Austen Pearse organist at vesper
service. 730 o N. Mis- Riley. solo con-
tralto. Mr.. Frank J Dosset will preside
at the organ at 5 -. IN. mass.
Mr.. William Reimers will be assistant
conductor. Mr.. Charles A. Fischer assis
tant ORGANISE and Victor du Prato. solo
yiOlinist