Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-23
HNATTSvILLE,

Elaborate preparations are being made
by the choirs of the several churches here
for their Christmas music. Especially is
this the case with st. Jerome's Catholic
Church. which expects to surpass all pre-
vious efforts of the kind. The Pinkney Me-
mortal Church choir consists of Miss Min
ME Moran, leader: Miss Nellie Moran, or
ganist. the Misses Fuller, Wells and Owens
soprani; Mrs. F. A. Holden and Miss Geib
alti; the Messrs. Z. NJ. Leakin and E. A.
Fuller, tenors. and the Messrs. j. B. Burn
side and Lewis Holden, bassss. The pro-
gram has not yet, been arranged at St.
Jer5Lne's Church- The masses on Christ
mas day will be as follows: High mass at
midnight; masses at ., 1:3O. and $50. AT
the last mass, the children of the Sunday
school will sing. Hiss Edythe Gallant. lead
ing. The solCists viii be Leila Aman, Min
netts Williams, May German, and Masters
Paul Mcfarland, Andrew Fischer, Cecil
Gallant and William Palmer. The children
who have been preparing for the first COM
munion Will receive 1t at this mass. The
midnight mass viii be sung by Rev. Father
NeSlns OF the Catholic University of WASH
lnSJon, ID. c., VINO will also give short
devotional sermon. The music of this mass
will be follows: Introductory. Adeste
Ffdells, ARA, violin, organ accompaniment;
kyrie. Councils Messe Solenr ellie; Gloria
Mario; Credo, Mario; Sanctus, -Gounod's
Messe SolenneIle; Agnus Del. Mario. At the
onertory, Adeste Fidelis. by Novello.
The parts of me mass that have been taken
from GounodS MeSse, will have violin ac-
compartment. VioEnist N Theodore VAN
doran. The following are the soloists of
the mass: Mrs. Joseph Aman, Mrs. Acker,
Miss Acker, Miss Fenwick; altos, Miss ReiI-
~, and Miss Burns; Ienors, Messrs. r. E.
White, VIM ]. Hickey: basses. Messrs. Geo.
Reilly. Fred. Reilly and Geo. Burns; or
ganist. Miss Edy the Gallant: leader. Mr..
Geo. Reilly.
At a recent meeting of Mt Hermon
Lodge, No I'D, n. F. and A. NJ, of this
place the following officers were elected :
JOS c: Robinson, worshipful master; VIM
b. Stokes senior warden; III. T. Harrison
junior warden; F. A. Holden. secretary |:
Francis Gascn, treasurer: Frank II. Gasch,
tyler.
The board of county commissioners at a
That credit be allowed Mrs. Thos r. Dwy-
er en- tax bill for 1893 on 81 300 as erro-
neous1y charged. and that the treasure re-
turn the same with insolvencies: that
Christopher BiiiOpp be paid 80 for making
profile of proposed road in Queen Anne dis
trist; also 81 for assistants: that T. s. Will
son, school commissioner. be paid $780, be-
ing the amount appropriated for the night
school In the town OF Laurel. payabIe ont of
surplus Of 1893: that VIM. H. Thomas be
authorized to repair public road near HE
barn in Marlboro district cost ~ s,na
not to exceed SO.
Miss Roberta X. Elliot, daughter of the
tate X X. Eliot of this village. has won
land UNIV ire
Kew Mr. Thompson. pastor OF the CoIored
Metnodist Church. Rladensburg. is holding
series of revival meetings at that church.
MANY converts have been made
. Cnillur. Castle Lodge. No. 1Sf A. F. and
A NJ has elected the following officers to
serve 70, term Of one wear: Geo. a Gude
worshiprjl master: J. August Miller. senior
warden: Alex. ffuae junior warden: r G..
VINE sec-atary: John Burgess. treas
trnhHh Junior deacon: Rev. F. NJ Mott
chaDlain: Geo. Furt and John Norigar.
ewarfs: stephen MILLER. marshal. Geo v
Perkins. tyler The lodge is in a 1ourfsbfnq
con1ition. ''''9
Mr.. James Enns Pav of ChiIlun,. who
mas been quite III with typhoid fever. has