The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

Sanctus-From Mozarts Twelfth Mass.
Agnus Del and Dona Nobis-By Thee.
Won La Hache.
The choir IS under the direction Of Prof.
III. a. Caulneld. and is composed Of the
following members:
Sopranos-Mrs. l.. Kellum. Miss Ny
Leahy Miss L. Lynch. Miss A. Sullivan.
Miss NJ. Reardon. Miss B. Epps. Miss J.
Reardon
Altos-Miss My. Brannon Miss MY. Nc
Sweeney, Miss Maggie Leahy. Miss X.
Disney.
Tenors-Mr. Walter Mahoney and Mt
'Canepa
Bassos-Mr. w. IT, Shervin, Mr.. NJ
Mahoney. Mr.. Louis Kellum.
Organist-Prof. II. A. CauIfeld.
sacred He,rt Church
The programme OF Christmas music at
the Sacred Heart will be as follows:
kyrie-Mozart's XII
GlOria-AoZarts XII.
Neni CreatOr-Mlllard.
Credo-Wehers In @.
Sancius-Weber's I'm G.
Benecictus-Weber's i'm G.
Agnus Dei-Weber's I'm G..
Offertory-"A deste Fideles"-Novello.
Mr.. J. Louis Sullivan.
The choir will consist of the following
ladies and gentlemen.
Soprano-Mesdames Kelly, Woolls. Fine
gan, Misses Kerse. Kelly, NJ. and n.
Powell and Mcneil.
AltC-Mrs. Smith, Misses Zetene, Fine
gan, and Ferriter.
Tenor-Messrs. Reddy and Lewis.
Basso-Messrs. Scho1. Finegan, Ahern,
and McGowan
The choir will be assisted by Mr. J.
Louis sullivan, baritone; Mr.. Max. Gro
lock. violinist, and Miss Maggie Kerse,
organist.
Church OF the Covenant
Special services will be held at the
church Of the Covenant on Christmas
morning at II O'Clock.
The singing will be under the lead OF n
large choir; will be appropriate for the
season, and congregational in character.
Or. VI. d. Hoge will make the address.
He will give an account OF his visit 10
Bethlehem. Those who heard years ago
his lecture "Tent-Life In Palestine" will
be prepared for the treat in store.
A collection Of money, food, groceries.
and clothing. and cast-off toys will be
taken up for distribution among the needy
in the district the church occupies.
sunday Ony.
The churches which have special services
on Sunday only, and none on Monday,
ChristmasDay:
Laurel-Sireet.
Sunday morning: Organ voluntary.
Bolton. Anthem, "Hark! The Herald
Angels Sing" Perkins. Hymn, "Hark.
The Glad Sound" Anthem, GLORY BE
TO God on High" Evans. Hymn, Joy
To The World" Subject Of sermon,
GLORY be to God on High"
Evening iservice: organ Voluntary,
Bolton. Anthem, 20 Come All Ye Faith
full" Norilla. Hymn, What Equal
Honor Shall We Bring" Anthem,
"Harkl The Glad Sound" Tinker. Hymn,
"Hark Ten Thousand Harps and
Voices" Subject OF a sermon, Christ
Wonderful in Character and Works" I.
j. Taylor pastor.
Members of the choir: Soprano. Misses
Martha Boltz. Grace Dance, Lula Tray
Tor. Bessie Mccartney. Mary l.. Taylor
Mrs. @. w. Kinsey. and II. w. Stockmar.
Alto. Misses Bette Robertson. and Blanch
Whitrrore, Maude Traylor Lillian Jones
Annie carp. and Mrs. II. Il. Pussy.
Tenor, Messrs. j. i. Mitchell, G. G..
Cousins, G.. w. Kinsey. Basso, Messrs.
+. A. Sherman, G. +. Smith, +. II.
Morris. r. j. Dance. J. D. Starke, r. l..
Bailey. Chorister. G. w. Kinsey. Or
ganist, J. Bolton. Cornetist. H. Il. Pussy.
Clsy-sfreet Methodist.
Special Christmas services at eleven
A. NJ. this morning. Voluntary, Let
Us Go Even Now Unto Bethlehem
4. Barringer
At the evening service. praise The
Lord our God" Sweeney, will be rem
dered as q voluntary and Sweet Sab
bath Eve" W j. Kirkpatrick will be
given as an Offering. Earnest Cosby, or
ganlst. r. r. Jones, director. Mrs. j. II.
Chappell. Mrs. G. +. Smith, Mrs. j. n.
Gilman. Mrs. w. p. Southall. Mrs. VIII
liam Temple. soprano. Mrs. A. J.
Quarles. Miss Edna p. Rowett alto.
]. +. Gilman. tenor. w. S. Quarles, A.
G. Quarles, j. w. Carr, c. +. Smith.
w. p. Southall, bass.
Centenary Methodist.
One OF the best-balanced quartette
choirs in Richmond is that at Centenary
Methodist church. The following beaut-
full selections will be spg at the morning
service to-day:
Voluntary" Christians. Awake"-War-
rem. ,,,
solo-"The watchful shepherds"-wil-
Hams
O0ertory-"slng. oh Heavens'-Tours.
ltudfleIlt- II tdhAI NI|A4 "a
Clear"-Warren.
The numbers selected for the evening
service are:
Voluntary-"Bethlehe Observation-Disclosures.
Onertory-"The Syrian shepherds"-P.
II. Otis.
Quartette-"Sing. oh Heavens'-Tours.
Soprano-Miss Ida Robinson.
Alto-Mrs. John II. Knowles, Jr
Tenor-Eugene II. Cloves.
Basso-Herbert T.. Weisiger
Organist and director-Shepherd Webb.
1t. Johns German.
Under the direction OF Mr. Louis 1de.
the orga. list at 81. Johns German church.
an excellent programme has been ar
ranged.
Among the selections to be rendered is
Mozarts chorus. Praise the Lord"
God is Love" a trio by Krentzer will
be sung by Messrs. Charles Phillips and
Henry Rueger and Miss Kate Phillips.
Second Baptist.
The following is the programme OF music
for the special services Of to-day. at the
Second Baptist church
Voluntary, arise. Shine; For Thy Light
Is Come" Dudley Buck. Anthem, BE
hold. | bring You Good Tidings." Caleb
Shipper. Anthem, "Sing. o Heavens
with "Adestes tideies'D. Berthold Tours,
Offertory, I'VE Have Seen His Star in
the East" c. Shipper. Professional, "Glo-
ria" Mozart's Twelfth Mass.
Evening Service.-Voluntary, 20 Night,
Peaceful and BEST" Normandle Carol.
angels We Have Heard On High" Old
French Carol. Anthem. and He Shall
Reign Forever" c. Simper Quartette,
brightest and Best" Rubinstein. Pro-
cessional, Gloria" Farmers Mass In Il
Flat.
Members OF Choir.-Soprano: Miss Ella
Haurand Miss Fannie Power, Miss Sallie
Hartman, Mrs. Crawford. Alto: MisS.Jen-
Mo uarrn.d Tenor. Mr. Crawford. Dr