St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-25
PRAISES TO HEAVEN
Will Resound From Every
Church in Minneapolis
This Morning.
Elaborate Programmes Pre-
pared by Nearly All Choir
Masters.
Narrow Escape Of a Street
Car Full Of People From
Death.
g. $40
Commencement Of a Big Land
Suit--Christmas Presen-
tations.

Christmas music will float out on the'air
this morning. Not all the churches
make special preparation for Christmas
music, as rule. But this year the day
Of Christian rejoicing falls on Sunday,
and the chnrch that will not add some
thing to the regular Sunday service
programme cannot be found. In many
of the churches the musical part of the
services will be elaborate. The choirs
and soloiSts have been under rehearsal
for weeks.
AS usual. Director A. NJ. IShuey, of St.
Marks, has prepared an elaborate mu-
steal programme. The leading organ
number Will be LISTS 'Symphonic
Poem" The chorus will be composed
of the folio wing:
Sopranos Mesdames l. j. Cavey, Florence
Z. Parks, j. ". Watson, Marion Rogers. M
f. Early; Misses Helen Hayward, Nina Clark
and Buena Wilson. |
Contraltos-Mesdames L. H. Everts, NJ. w
Whitworth, II. e. Potter and ii. V. Plank {;
Misses Lillian Clark, Annie Walker and Nellie
Tenors-R. D. FneI. F. A. Warner, NJ. R.
ellis, Frank Foote, j. W. Perkins, X. L.,
Bassos-A. W. Porter, R, B. Nixon, David
Hunter j. s. Hurst, r. L. Msise, &. E. San
ford. j. w. Knight. a
The morning service will begin at
1913. and the evening at 40. The
musical numbers will include the last
religious pieces of Wagner, MendelS-
S0hn and GOunod.
The people of Holy Rosary church
have made unprecedented preparations.
The church will be eIa0Orately dec
grated. The first solemn high mass
will be celebrated at ) a. IN. by Rev.
X. NJ. Bloomer. assisted by Rev. H. a.
Gill and Rev. Is. a. Ennis. Rev. Ii. A.
Gill will preach. AT this service Mo
Zart'o celebrated twelfth mass Will be
sung. The sOIoists VIII be: W. A.
Kitz. b0sso; w. ID. DiDb. tenor; Miss
+. Bayley. soprano; Miss 4. Hughes,
alto. Mrs. Rose Baker viii preside at
the organ. The following will also par
ticipate in the song service:
Misses Alice and Sarah Corbett, Emma and
May Leary, Maggie fallon, May, sullivan.
Maggie McDermott Annie Leonard Maggie
Howard, Mrs. j FIemming MesSrS. DrlscolI,
r. Hughes, j. ScaiIOn, j. Lennon, L. Bruitt
ana Others.
At the Hennepin Avenue NJ. +.
church the evening service Will be
made the feature of the day, and will
include compositions by Mozart, Buck
ana OOuUOU. L llG CIlOil - Gu VI
the following Well-knOWn singers:
Moses, Hattie NJ Page Celia Z. Sweitzer,
Grace Longfellow, Nellie Richards Emma
Sidwell, Athea Simmons: Mesdames T. 4.
Drill. G. W. Spear. II. + Wcatherbee.
Altos, Mrs Mate SIMPSON, Mrs. f. A.
Wheaton, Mrs. NJ. A. Cooley. Miss Gertrude
Ingram, Miss Emma E. Irvine Miss L. Eva
RIelhl, Miss E. Ruth Anderson, Miss
Beatrice LongfellOW.
Tenors-James X. Thorpe, Luke L.
Wilson, E. j. Kroft. H. Slocum, Ii. l..
Murray.
Bassos-R. r. Williams. f, II. Wolff,
A. Ii. Wolff, f. 0. Routh, F. V. Steele
and W. A. Narred.
lnstrumentalists = William Brown,
organst; Mrs. Smith Yale, pianist;
Herr Heinrich HoeYel, violinist; t. L.
Drill, director.
AT ST. Pauls church the first service
will begin at a. III. with holy cOmmun
ion and carol singing by the vested
choir. The festival service will begin
at II O'Clock, when an elaborate musical
programme Will be rendered. The i'll
strumental parts will be reinforced by
Quartette of four horns. The children's
service will begin at p. M, when an
other musical programme will be rem
dered. The leauIng vocal parts will be
sung by Masters Lliljlagrin. MartnsOn.
Levings and Willie HanScOme, and
Messrs. Malcolm, Chapman, Finei and
Lorimer The vested choir numbers
thirty-Seven voices. a ladies' quartette
will participate in the service today.
The Christmas services at Plymouth
church will be but little more elaborate
than usual, except that the organ num-
bers will be elaborated. At the evening
service, under the auspices Of the Sun
day school, the song features will be
elaborated.
At Westminster church the regular
choir will be enlarged, and will be made
UP as follows:
Sopranos-Miss Susie Mckay. Mrs G. A.
Marshall.
Conlraltos-BIiss Alma Norton Johnson
Mrs Frank Burton.
Tencrs-G. w. Buckingham. Dayton
Elliott.
Dasses-Dr F. s mickey, W. j. Chick.
Corpetist-A. d. Laird
Org6uiSt and Director-Carence A. Mar
shall.
A male quartette will sing Barnaby's
at Game Upon the Midnight" Dr..
| Mickey and Miss Mckay will sing the
! solo parts. The children of the Sabbath
| school will have service in the even
ing.
A preteDtious musical programme
will be rendered at the Church of the
| immaculate Conception at 1880 a. m.
uuuer the direction of p. H. Mullen
DAMS full orchestra has been en-
gagged for the occasion. The solo part.
will be taken 10y Miss Nellie O'Brien
soprano; Miss Alice Byrne, alto
Thomas O'Donnell, tenor; Thomas }
Heating, basso. Miss ChenWert vii
serve as organist. ALI the music viii
he NFeber's, save the ''Veni Creator" 0
Crillo.
At the First Baptist church Christ
mas carols and music appro riate to til
day will be sung by a choir of twelv
voices and $50 children from the Sab
cath school.
The morning service at Wesley NJ. L
church will be as usual. except that tn
music Will be of a Christmas character
In the evening the feature will be TIL
Christmas cantata, Star and Scepter.
rendered by the children Of the Sabbath
school. assisted blythe regular choir ant
an orchestra.
At st. Stephens church the servic
will begin with "Adeste Fidelis." sol
and chorus. The music of the mas
will be principally Beethoven and Gou
nod, and Zingarelli'S grand tie Deum
The soloists will be Miss Annals
Ripple. soprano; Miss Marguerite Drew
contralto; NJ. De Raiche, tenor; Prof
II. II. Beauparlaut, basso. The even
ing service will also be elaborate.
At the Park Avenue Congregational
Tabernacle Baptist, All Saints. Contra
Baptist and Calvary Baptist churche
the services will be about as usual, wit
The addition of music appropriate t
the day.
ST. Lawrence's Catholic church choi
will sing at 1920 a. m. Mercadante'
mass in B fiat. j. NJ. Lennon will sin
event Creator" and quartette TIL
"Adeste Fidelis." The soloiSts of tn
choir are Misses Shea and Hayes. sc
prano and contralto; I. Dibb and j. NJ
Lennon, tenor and basso; Miss Kat
Dibb, organist.
| In the Church of the Redeemer tn
services will be elaborate, both mornin
and evening. The soloists will be Mrs
J. H. Chick, Weed Munro, Henry j
Elliott, Mrs. Weed Munro, Miss Jose
phine Jennings.
At the Bethesda Baptist Church
Rev. J. w. Dunjee pastor, there will b
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