The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-24

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will be especisl-
asST lily mi interesting
a2SES and the atten-
dance large on.
ftISM account Of the
day falling on
Sunday. A feature Of the services on.
Christmas Day Will be the unusually
ane music which is promised at nearly.
ali the churches.
sr.. MATHEWS PIE.
AT ST. Matthews P. z. church an
elaborate and artistic musical pro-
eramme will be rendered as follows:
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The choir is composed OF the follow
ing ladies' and gentlemen: soprano,
Mrs. Flora Williams; contralto, MRS.
PEBBLES atnme tenor, William Mendel;
basso, Charles ZulauI. 0rganist, MISS
Mary Wilde.
In the morning Dr.. swope will preach
on the topic, "Born of n Woman In.
the evening his discourse will be on
sThe Name of Jesus" The Christmas
treat will take place Monday evening.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
AT the First Presbyterian the pastor.
Rev. Dr.. D. A. Cunningham, will preach
IN the morning at 1890 on 'The
Unspeakable Gift. and Christmas
Thoughts. The evening services will
commence ut 7:S0and the subject Of the
discourse will DO ..lhe Morning staE.
The music will be q feature at this
sanctuary. The other Christmas day
events are, Sunday school, 30. m: mis-
sion school, $3.50 p. M, and Endeayor
Society at 6:45 p. m.
SECOND PREsBYrERrAN.
There win only be morning services
ON account Of the absence Of
the pastor. Rev. O.. NJ. Afford,
Of The Third Presbyterian. will
preach Christmas morning at 10:S0-onI
the topic, "Christ's Advent" The
Christmas music programme will be
rendered by the choir in the morning.
Third PRESBYTERIAN.
In the morning Hon. 6. l. Cramner
will in the absence Of the pastor, Rev.
Afford, conduct the services. In the
evening the pastor will preach on the
subject, "Herod the Great, Frightened
by an Infant"
The Sabbath school Of the Third Pres
byterian will have Its Christmas enter
tainment Tuesdayand Wednesday, even.
ings. On Tuesday the primary grades
celebrate, and the higher grades onjthe
following evening.
ST. JosEPH's CATHEDRAL.
The first mass on Christmas morning
will be celebrated at s o'clock. Two
high masses will be sung at is and
1880. AT each Of these services the
choir will render Weigand's la in
honor of st. Patrick. Yespers will be
sung in the evening.
The choir will be made up as follows:
Soprano, Mrs. George +. Feeney, Mrs.
Henry Kellar, Misses Agnes Hess.
Emma Yahn, Petronilla Deylegher and
Teresa Maser; alto, Misses Augusta
Handlan, Agnes Lowrie and Jennie De-
camp; tenors, Jacques Front, Charles.
Miller, Walter Chapman; basso, Adam
Yahn, viii Yahn and Daniel Coffee.
Organist, Mrs. NJ. E. Whitaker.
81. AIPHoNsus.
AT st. Alphonsus church there will
be elaborate and impressive Christmas
services. The musical numbers will be
especially fine. The programme is:
eNaetentut coeli ? Soprano sOloan Chorus.
ersntum Ego, Baritone Solo and Tho =
schristmas Hymn, Soprano Solo and Chorus.
AT 10 O'Clock, Farmers mass will be
rendered, with the following special
selections:
.svenl saneto sPirltus, ,-..-.............D r, = Frei
eohtistmas Hymn Chorus.
AT s o'clock in the afternoon the choir
win Using .vesperae de Contessore"
nndAcu1Arl CONCEPTION.
AZ the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception, two high masses will be
sung, at 5 o'clock and 10 o'clock, and
vespers at three in the afternoon. at
both masses La Hoche's mass will be
rendered.
The choir is as follows: Soprano,
Misses Mollie Manion, Mamie Endlay,
Louisa asenauer, Mrs. John Monahan,
Misses Mamie Brady, Maggie Campbell,
Bertha Douglass and Mamie Carey;
alto, Mrs. James Humes; tenor, r. ".
Ankle; basso, Henry Reuter-, John
Brady, Win Miller, All Carney andJohn
Campbell; organist, Miss EllatR. Arkle;
director, R.sW. Arkle.
TouRIHisTRHET N. y.
Inthe morning the topicgby the pas
tor, Rev. Dr.. "A. B. Rtker, will be,
What the Angels Thought Of the Birth
Of Christ In the evening the sub.
lect will be sChrist's Own Statement. OF
the Purpose and Effect Of His Advent