The record-union., 1892-12-24
IN THE CHURCHES.
Where Christmas Services VIII Be
Held on Sunday.
Special Music at st. PauI's, the Ca
thedral, and Other Churches.
Appropriate Sermons.

At st. PauPs Church the annual Christ
mas services viii be held, the rector, Rev.
G. A. Ottmann, officiating. At the IL
A. NJ. service fine musical programme
will be rendered. In the evening full
choral service will be given. The music
will be under the direction of Mrs. Pink
ham, the organist of the church, assisted
by the boy choir. The programme will
be as follows:
Organ prelude (Thayer), Professional
(Willisl, Nenite (RandalD, TIE Deum i'm
AZ (GeibeD, Jubilate lin @ BUCK. Hymn,
Adeste riddles; Kyrie (Hodges), Clio
ria Tibi GARRETT, Hymn, ''Arison";
Doxology, Ot1ertOry, 1.-The Manger
| Cradle" (Neidlenger), Mr.. Earl; Sanctus
(Spohr). Gloria in Excelsis (Tjenner), Re
cessIonal (Mendelssohn), organ postlude
(Meyerbeerl.
Evening service-Organ prelude (Wag-
ner), lntoned versicles and responses,
Gloria i'll Excelsis lin F. lTours), Cantate
in O (Wiskel, Benedic c'TOne VIL."),
Hymn (Mendelssohn), Doxology, Offer
tory, "Watchful Shepherds" Williams,
Mr.. Dollhouse: Hymn (Mason), Recess
slonal (Mendelssohn), organ postlude
(Calkins); w. De Merritt, cornetist; Mrs.
A. +. P1nkham, organist and choirmaster.
AT THE CATHEDRAL.
There will be special services at the
Cathedral Of the Most Holy Sacrament
tomorrow. The first mass will be at 6
o'clock a. NJ, and there will be a mass
every halt-hOur thereafter until 9 o'clock.
AT halt-past 10 o'clock there will be
Pontitcal High Mass. The celebrant
will be Right Rev. Bishop Manogue;
Deacon, Rev. Father Grace; Sub-Deacou,
Rev. Father Greeley; Master of Cere-
fnaN i
Will be preached by Rev. Father Grace.
The musical services for the high mass
will be very impressive and of a high
order. The "Kyrie'' and "Qui TOLLS"
with solos by Mesdames Coppersmith
and Longbottom, Messrs. Genshlea and
Phinney, will be from Haydn's Mass,
No. z; the 'Gloria,,' 'Sanctus" and
Mass; the "Credo' and "Agnus Del"
with solos by Mrs. Coppersmith and Mrs.
Hawley, Messrs. Blair and Longbottom,
from Ganss' First Mass in D; the "Veni
Creator" duet, by Mesdames Copper
smith and Longbottom.
During the otiertory HandI's Largo"
will be rendered by stringed instruments
and the organ-Professor George b.
Franz, vioinist, f. Jay Lewis, 'celIoist,
and the organist.
The choir consists of Mrs. Copper-
smith, the Misses Kaseberg, Heisch and
Burns, sopranos; Mrs. r. II. Hawley,
Miss Hassett and Mrs. Longbottom, altos;
Messrs. w. Longbottom and H. Blair,
tenors; Messrs. Genshlea and Phinney,
bassos. Organist, Miss Lizzie NJ. Griffin.
sIxTH-sTREET NJ. E. CHURCH.
At the Sixth-street NJ. E. Church, at
lO:45 A. NJ, the pastor, Rev. 7. c. George,
will deliver a discourse on "God's
Christmas Gift to the World"
AT $50 P. NJ. there will be a service of
song, with a short address.
The following music will be rendered
under the direction of Miss A. C. Boil:
..r %HaTk, the Herald Angels Sing"
mas Morn" Ripley, ''Hark, What
Mean Those Holy Voices?" Dudley
Buck, ANGELS From the Realms of
Glory' (G. w. Warren), 20, Holy Night'
adam, "And There Were Shepherds
(Johnston); Otfertory.
Mrs. Fred Pierce will sing the morn
ing Offertory, and Mrs. Percy Ross win
sing the evening Ohertory.
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN CHRISTIANS.
A union meeting Of the Young Men
and \ Dung WOmen's Christian ASsOcia-
ton will be held on Christmas Day at tile
young mems rooms. Special singing is
being prepared. Members of the YOUNG
WOmen's Association are invited to al
tend the rehearsal at the young mems
room THIS evening.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN.
AT the Westminster Presbyterian
Church, corner Sixth and L streets. the
pastor, Rev. r. NJ. Stevenson, will take
for his subject at 1913 A. NJ. ''TbOuohts
Suggested by the Christmas Windows"
At $50 P. NJ. he asks a hearing from
those who can appreciate an argument
and from all who are in doubt as to the
divinity Of Christ. Special music Of a
high order has been prepared for the day.
CENTRAL NJ. E. CHURCH.
Rev. Z. E. Dodge of the Central NJ. e.
Church will preach at 1915 A. NJ, and i'll
the evening at 1880 there will be a spe-
cial Christmas discourse.
On Monday evening there will be a
Christmas tree and appropriate music.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRESBYTERIAN.
At the Fourteenth-Street PRESBYTERIAN
Church, between Q and P, Rev. G. p. Tin
dali, pastor, services will be held at IL
A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ. The discourses will
be both adapted to Christmas. The pub
lie are cordially invited.
,tThere will be Christmas festival. with
beautiful tree and good programme,
on Monday evening.
AT OTHER CHURCHES.
In the morning Rev. a. C. Herrick
will speak on 1.-The Voices of 1892" at
In6 lTSI BdptlSG CnuTcl, MINI street,
near l., and in the evening there will be
an illustrated service on THE Land of
Christ"
At the Unitarian Church, Pythian
Castle, Rev. T. j. Horner, the pastor,
will preach at IL A. NJ. on THE Annual
Festival OF Innocence" At P. NJ. there
will be a Christmas tree for the Sunday
school, with carols and Rotations
Rev. H. W. Conry, the pastor, will
preach at the First NJ. L. Church South,
Seventh street, in the morning. on
Goods Disposition" and in the evening
on "Good News From a Far Country.0
There will be special music.
At the Congregational Church Rev. J.
B. Koehne, the pastor, will preach at IL
A. NJ. on Liberal Orthodoxy" and in the
evening there will be praise service and
special music.
The FuIlness of Joy" will be the sub
ject of Rev. w. s. Hoskinson's discourse
in the morning at the Sixteenth-street
Lutheran Church, and in the evening,
The Closing Year"