The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25

Quoted by the rector. Rev. Hartley Car
michael. and his assistant. Rev. Mr.. VIII
liams. The decorations will be elaborate
and suitable to the occasion. The choir
(uuder the direction Of Professor Jacob
RcinhardO is the largest in the city and
embraces some Of the best voices. 1t will
render a very artistically-arranged pro-
gramme. which is given below:
Morning servicc.-fIymn II. Hark, the
Herald Angels Sing, N1cndeiss0hn)
Venite Utimus Domino (Sir John Stew
arO. Gloria Patri (Sir John Stewart; TIE
Deum Laudamus i'm + Oh. Tours. Jubilate
Dec (Rey. Hartley CarmichaeD; Hymn
n. Christians Awake, CRev, Hartley
CarmichaeD; Gloria Tibi (ShOr0; Hymn
10. o Come. All Ye Faithful Weading);
Oncrtory. o Zion. that Bringeth Good
Tidings O.. Slainer).
Evening sorvice.-Hymn II. Hark, the
Herald Angels Sing CMendelssohn); Clio
ria Fatrt CSir John Stewart. Magnificent
tSir Joseph Barnby), Nunc Dimitis (Sir
Joseph Barnby); ofertory, Sing and
Rejoice Gir Joseph Barnby); Hymn %.
II Came Upon the Midnight Clear (Sir
Joseph Barnby); Hymn p, Angels from
the Realms of Glory (Sir Joseph Barnty).
ALL SAINTS cHUBcH.
The services and music at All-Saints
will be under the direction Of Colonel
w. Kirk Mathews, and the following
will be the programme:
MISUNDERSTANDING. 20, Zion That Tell
est Ouck). Venite (Schneckcr). Gloria
in EXcelsis Bucl0, TIE Deum (Marsh),
Jubilatc, arranged from Stabat Mater;
Omertory, Adeste Fideles Wovello).
Evcning-Voluntary. Sing to the Lord"
(GeibeJ; Cantaute Domino WOgrlch),
Gloria in Excelsis CWilson}, Benedic Ami
ma Mea lBucBO, offertory, Nazareth
(Gouro d).
The ladies and gentlemen composing the
choir are: Sopranos. Miss Nellie Rogers
and Mrs. w. =. Knowles: Contraltos.
Mrs. >. y. Durrett and Mrs. w. O. Shell
bourne: Tenors. Captain +. W. Cunning
ham and Mr.. G. /. Barker and Bassos,
Messrs. O. Il. Lehman and II. Z, Car
dOzo.
GRACE CHURCH.
The services for the day at Grace
church win consist of Holy Communion
at 8 A.. NJ, sermon at II A. NJ, and a
chidren's meeting at 4 p. NJ. At the
last service the children's offerings for
different missionary and charitable en-
terprises will be handed in and a cOllec-
tion Of toys, books, etc. will be aiken up
for little ones in different homes of
charity about the city. The following
selections will be sung at the morning
service; Opening anthem, Shout the
Glad Things" Nilliams); Venite in ID
Oanks); Gloria Patri Danks and Buck;
TIE Deum in + CHolden), new; Jubilate.
b fiat BucO; hymns. calm on the Lis
tening Ear Of Night" Angels from the
Realm of Glory; offcrtory, ut Came
Upon the Midnight Clear" motet Oil
christi VThn choir 10 pnpnpneaA Of tho
following ladies and gentlemen: Soprano.
Miss Anime Hammer; alto, Miss May
Greener; tenor. Mr.. G. +. Jones; basso,
Mr.. =. F.. Greenwood; %organist, Mrs. II.
Greener.
CHRIST HURCH
Services at Christ church will be at
II A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ. and at the Chapel
OF the Isedeemer they Will be held at s
NJ.
The church and chapel Sunday schools
will Unite I'm a unique entertainment An
old Holland windmill with revolving
wings will grind as grist for the children
the toys and sweets that st. Nicholas,
the miller. will distribute. Brownies will
carry the meal-bags. and q chorus Of
medieval Choristers will sing Christmas
in front Of the mill. Mr.. Spott
is superintendent of the Sunday
and Mr.. Charles Burton is assist
mt superintendent Mr.. James Gregory
g superintendent at the mission school. /
The following music will be sung on sun
Opening hymn. christians, Awake"
tune, Yorkshire; Venite Bennett); !
enth selection Psalms various authors, |
re Deum (Goss), JubiIate CBridgewater). |
lynn. "Once In Royal David's City"
Irby); anthem. God Is a Spirit" (Ben-
hymn, Hank the Herald" Men
lelssohn). Choir members: Mrs. Bowers,
drs. Ellis and Misses Esther Mack, Bessie
Lily Creepy, Margie Manning,
Hattie Hatton, Mamie Epps, Lily Rogers,
.fessrs. r.. Day, Il. Creery and Masters
PATTERSON, Burton, Friar and Schermer-
loIn. Organist and leader. Miss Albin
Setherwood.
81. ANEs.
The programme Of the music TO be rem
cred at st. James Church IS as follows:
he choir is composed of mixed voices,
lr. Spencer Lane being the director, and
Conway Gordon the organist: An
hem. while Shepherds Watched Their
locks" SpeTcer Lane; Nenite porter;
ioria Iatria (GeeD; TIE Deum &c. W.
varren; Jub,ate Oanks); Gloria Tibi
Lane; hymn, "Adestc tidelcs (Reading),
Gertory. The King OF Love" (Shalley);
ymn p, 1t Came Upon d Midnight
lear" CNillis).
Afternoon service at 4 o'clock: Anthem.
The King Of Love" (Shelley); Gloria
atria Nane); Bonum Est Nane); hymn
r, IN the Vineyard OF our Father;
%. %. Shout the Glad Tidings"; No. II,
the Herald Angels Sing" Qane). !
music al MoOre-MemOrial will be
, follows: Anthem, Lei Us Now Go
.~. Ir-s, nrsl1ahev, - ~ l. lLValHA. Va
lie (Crotch);; Gloria UandaiD; TIE Deum
= fiat DAVIS; Jubilate Dec In E fiat
iornington): hymn. Adeste Fideles; Of
when ! View the Mother Hold
(Barnaby): Ring out" (SchneckerJ;
ymn a, angels from the Realms Of
lory." (SmarU; Sonctus CTaylor); hymn
D.. shepherds Of Souls, Refresh and
Dykes; Gloria in Excelsis Gen
~.
The choir Is composed az follows: Mrs.
trd. Nyston, Deane, sopranos; Mrs. -
Nyson, Deano, sopranos: Mrs. -
rem. Miss Elenora Euker. alto; Messrs.
Min, Lishmun, Cox. t%onors; Messrs.
iarles VIM, Philips. Scrivenor. Or
mist, Mr.. - hedd.
The Baptists.
rhe music at the First Baptist church.
der direction Of MIR. Philip 5. Powers,
N be as follows; !
Morning S~eryice-Organ voluntary, fol- =
we'd by doxoicgy. 'Old Hundred" Clio ,
, I'm Excelsis, first mass Hayden); an I,
en-. 20. zion That Tellest." &c. bud a,
y Buok); The Lords Prayer C. IL. =
LEM, Festival TIE Deum. In E nat Dud-
Buck. I.
Evening service-Messiah is King WAR
nj. Gloria In Excelsis tMozart. calm 4
the Listening Ear of Morn pIolden).
The choir consists Of Miss EVE Lawson. J !