Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

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Solemn veepers viii be sung az p.m- con-
sisung OF Psalms, Domino ad Adfurandum,
pnxn Dominus. Confetebor Tbi Domini, IAu-
date Puert. LaudAte Dominum and Magnificent.
ey edward Mayo, and the hymns Alma Virgo,
by hummell, and Alma Redemp,oris, contrsito
solo by Saent Saen. At the benediction o Saln-
tsr,s, by belini, Tantum Ergo, BY Deschauer,
RIM.
The choir win be composed of the following,
Sopranos-Mrs- Zaidee r. Smith, the Misses
Mary Sweeney, A Phillips, Hunt. wstzel.
Hancock and Cottrell, Mesdames Eiseman and
Sohon. Contraltos-Misses Marguerite Nolan.
Eva Cowling and Bertha Bartel, MesdAmes
Goddard and Williams. Tenors-Messrs. W.
II. Burnett, r. II. Randolph. Smart and pats>r-
son ard Prof. John Trainor. BAsso.-Ne.srs.
L. Z. Cannon. NJ. A. DOnnslly, DR. John p.
DAILY, W. Hall, All Schuelties. Charlie. Ham
cock, VIM. S. Yeatman. W. W. Rich and Ed
ward Massi
The solo parts will be sustained by Mr.. z.
X smith and Mary Sweeney, soprano; Miss NJ
Nolan contralto; VIM. II. Barnett. tenor; l. E.
Cannon. baritone; VIM. A. Yeatman and NJ A
Donnelly, bassos. Prof John z. Lawrence or
gsnist; l. E. Cannon, director.
Episcopal Churches.
ST. Psuls-Seryices on Christmas day ct z 80
II an and 7:So pm. At IL O'Clock the follow
ing music viii be rendered by the vested choiri
Professional, Adeste Fideles, Reading, veniss,
liavergal; TIE Deum and Jubilate Dec, In ID. Sir
Arthur Sullivan; introit, IL Came Upon the
Midnight Clear, Stanley; festival communion
service, in q, J. Baptiste Calkin; hymn IL, Whit
ney; ofertoire, Sing, o Heavens, Clare; Nunc
Dimittis, chanted; recessional carol, The Snow
Lay on the Ground. Warren. At the evening
service at 7.S0 P. m the same professionals and
ohertory and Magnihcat and Nunc Dim.ttis, In
+, by Trimneu. The choir will be supple
mented by an orchestra at both services. The
mo 49, - /. A. - Il a.
Harry Boss, Clarence Kelsey, Charlie Metcalf
Albert Long, Carroll selby. Charles Putsche.
Warren Bedford, Duncan Eatcliae, Augustus
Millige, Sothoron Scott, Leigh Coryel,, Lee
kelsye, John Heath. HYDE Barbarin, Howell
Coryel and Willie Wilcox, Mrs ooryel and
Gascoigne, Charles Coryell, Mrs. Camp and
Miss Fuller. Tenori-Thomas I. Caswel.
Glendour Medairy, n. H. Camp. W. T. Reed
and Charles Ball. Basic. I. Belt George Z.
Terry, G.. F. d. Rollings and II. f. oldham.
Crucifer, Thomas Mullett; librarian. William
Boss; cornetist, L. ]. MacNamee; organist and
choirmaster. d. B. Macleod; assistant organist,
Miss Mary Ross; organist on this occasion, Mr..
C. W. Howard.
st. James-First celebration 7:9o am. Sec
ond celebration IL am. Order Of music: Pre-
Jude, March Of the Magi Kings Du Bots; pro-
cessional hymn, SO, Adeste Fideles; Introit
Psalm 8, Gregorian; communion service in c
(complete), Redhesd; hymn Sc, ancient plain
song; offertory anthem, There We're Shepherds
Abiding in the Fields, Vincent; hymn co, Men,
delssohn; occasional hymn, 60. Winchester;
postlude, professional grand march, :. b
Whitney. Singing Of carols, $50 pm. Choral
eyensong, $50 pm. Prelude, grand offertoire
de st. Cecile, in ID, Batiste; professional hymn,
81. Erfurt; Psalms s9.1l0, 1872. Gregorian; Mag
niflcat, in ID, Field; Nunc Dimittis. in ID. Field;
hymn Sc, ancient plain song; offertory anthem,
Behold. Bring You Good Tidings, z. A. Clare;
occasional hymn, 6S, Wareham; postlude, Fam
fare, Lemmens. Choir-decani Frank Alexsn-
der Earle Sweat, Robert Teeple, Charles Addi-
son, Raymond Ward, Harvey Phillips, Fred
Benjamin, Mr.. Fred Soules, Mr.. J. q. Clark,
Mr.. b. Holmes, Mr.. Sidney Mather; cantoris,
Frank Evans, George Martin, Ed. Lewis. Min
ton Pole. Tom Callahan. Lloyd Brooke, Charles
Miller, Mr.. George W. Evans, Mr.. II. Z. Alex
ander, NJ. l. Cameron. Mr.. George Strong;
acolytes, Fred Grogan, Harley Grogan; organ
list and choirmaster, R. A. II. Clark.
Church of the Ascension. Rev. John II.
Elliott, S. T. D., rector: Rev. Vim. Tayloe
Snyder, assistant rector-Morning service:
Professional hymn, Hark the Herald Angels
Sing. Mendelssohn; Venite, double chant, in b
fiat, DR.. VIM. H. Walter: Gloria Patri, at end
of psalter, F. Kilvington Hattersley; TIE Deum,
In E fiat, Stainer; Benedictus. double chant in
F, Handel: Introit, anthem, Thus Speaketh the
Lord of Hosts, stainer; Kyrie, in F. Tours;
Gloria Tibi in c. s. b. Whitney; hymn 10, o
Come, All Ye Faithful. Reading; offertory,
anthem, o Sing to God. Gounod; offertory as
cription, Doxology, Gull. Franc; Sanctus, in +,
Tours; HYMN of communion, 2o6, Dundee;
Gloria in Excelsis, in +. Tours. Evening: Pro-
cessional hymn. Is, Gauntlet; proper Psalms
SO. ITO and 1872. to chants BY Or. Messiter
Flintoff and Humphreys; choral service,
Thomas Tallys; Magnificent, Nunc Dimittis in
fiat, f. Kilvington Hattersley; hymn "a,
Henry Smart; oftertory, anthem. Thus Speak
eth the Lord of Hosts, Stainer; offertory ascrip-
ton, Doxology; hymn &c. Lambeth. The
choir is composed as follows: Quartet: Mrs. II.
c. Browning, soprano; Mrs. Geo. W. Ross
contralto; Mr.. James q. Traylor, tenor; Mr..
Elphorzo Youngs, jr., bass. Chorus: Soprani.
+. E. Camp, Miss Mary f. Rose. Miss Bertha
W. Gibson. Miss Hester Armstrong; alti, Miss
Eleanor Hanson, Mrs. Homer Guerry. Miss Anna
NJ. Nixon; tenori, Mr.. Clarence E. Latimer,
Mr.. Robert p. Stone; bassi. Mr.. Guy W. A.
Camp, Mr.. Fred c. Dezendorf. 0rganist. Miss
Minnie Bailey; director. Mr.. +. E. Camp
Emmanuel Church, Anacostia-Matins. pro-
cessional, Hail. Thou Long Expected Jesus.
Mendelssohn; venite, Tails; Psalms. 25th day;
gloria patri, Beethoven: TIE Deum, Bennett
Monk; benedictus, Handel; litany hymn, Lord
in This Thy Mercy's Day, Lacrymn; introit
hymn, My God and is Thy Tables Spread, Fed
eral Street: Kyries, Baker; gloria tibi, Baker;
hymn, o Come, All Ye Faithful, Reading; gloria
patri (after sermon), Goodson; offertory, Noel,
Gounod; offertory sentence, Humphreys; re-
cessional, Angels From the Realms of Glory,
Smart; holy communion; sanctus, Spohr: hymn;
Glory in Excelsis, old chant; Nunc Dimittis,
White; John A. Roeder. choirmaster.
Other Churches.
First Presbyterian Church, Rev. B. Suuder-
land, D. D., pastor, Rev. Samuel Van vranken
Holmes, assistant pastor. In addition to the
usual hymns for choir and congregation the
choir will render the following anthems:
Morning service, Nazareth, Gounod; And There
Were in the Same Country Shepherds. Kimball.
1t Came Upon the Midnight Clear, Dow Even
ing service: Say, Where is He Born? Mendel-
sohn's Christus; Hark, What Mean Those Holy
Voices? Elliot.
The choir is a male quartet, composed as fol-
lows: W. ID. Mcfarland, first tenor; II. o.
Simons, second tenor; Gabriel F.. Johnston,
baritone; W. A. Widney, basso. The organist
for this occasion will be Mr.. Charles G. Wood
ward.
McKendree N. E. Church-Rev. L. T. Wider
man, ID. D., pastor. Gloria IN EXcelsis, by
Clare. Sing, o Hearens, and Be joyful, b
Earth, by ]. Maude Crament Calm on the
Listening Ear Of Night, by +. A. Lyman, with
organ obligato, semi-chorus for female voices
soprano and tenor duet and full chorus in
unison. Hosanna in the Highest. by banks.
Night bv Night, by Van de Water; soprano solo,
Mrs Nellie Hodgkin-Collier. The choir Is COM
posed of the following members: Sopranos,
Mrs Nellie Hodgkin- Collier, Mrs. Carrie Got