Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-22


ranged from TannhausePoq At early mass
the program will includes ia Hache's Uni
son mass in F. Novelties lAdeste Fideles
and the tenor solo, Noel, aung by w. E.
Souder. The choir is underline direction Of
Mrs. c. B. Smith. Arthur d. Mayo is or
ganist. The choir membership is as fol-
lows: Sopranos-Mrs. Jenny Hight. Mrs
Henry Jordan Miss Annie Grant, Miss An
ME Fleming, Miss Kathleen Cooney, Mrs.
w. H. Coombs, Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. Ben
nett, Miss McGill, Miss knoop and Miss
Ruebsam. Altos-Miss Tacie Daniel. Mrs.
Mary King, Miss Grace Maher, Miss Mar
garet Sherman, Miss Mollie Sauter, Miss
Mamie Grant. Miss Lizzie Barry, Miss Ella
Noah and Miss Cecilia Dulin. Tenors-
Weidman and W. C. Ballinger. Bassos-
Messrs. Martin Grant, Joseph Murray, DR..
John Daily, NJ. A. Donnelly, w. Murray, r.
w. Devreaux, Will De Lacy and Henry
Jordan.
st. Cyprian's.-High mass will be cele-
brated at o'clock am. The music will be
as follows: Millard's Mass in c; low mass
at o'clock; high mass at 8, Schmidts
of the blessed sacrament. The choir is
composed of the following singers: So
pranos-Misses Cecilia Thomas Clara
Brauner Amelia Chew Maria Thomas and
Julia Thornton, Julia Clifton and Mary
Matthews. Altos-Nlisses Mary Muschet,
Bessie Fletcher. Mary Fenwick, Emma
Edelin,, Catherine Simms and Hattie Tyler.
Tenors-Messrs. Edward Quander, Samuel
Middleton aud@ VIM. Shedrick Bassos-
Messrs. Joseph A. Mason, Augustus Brown.
Sylvester Thomas Joseph Matthews and
Ernest Edelin,. Organst-Miss Virginia
Herbert.
Holy Name.-High masses will he cele-
brated at and 10 o'clock; low mass at
4; beEediction after late mass. Father
Gross will preach at the late high mass.
At . and 10 o'clock the music will be: Be
fore mass, Christmas Hymn, Dielmann.
sob and chorus; Mozart's Seventh Mass in
fiat AL In11 -
chorus. The choir is composed of the fol-
lowing members: Sopranos-Misses Clara
Collins, Rose Geier. Kate Ward. Maggie,
Susan and Agnes Killeen, Agnes Santer
and Lulu Frizzell Altos-Mrs. Bishop,
Misses Kate Geier, NJ Olivia Jacobs and
Mary p; Ihysoni TenoT-Mr Handebo.
B Bans Me H1a VIM. F; Hardy. VIM
director-Mrs. VIM. f. Hardy.
st. Matthew's.-At the 3 o'clock high
mass the music will be as follows: Before
the mass, Adeste Fideles, Novelties ar
rangement; Kyrie Eleison and Gloria in
Excelsis Dec, by Dachauer: Veni Creator,
by j. +. Lawrence; Credo, by Dachauer; at
the offertory, II Natalie, by Gounod; Sane
tus et Benedictus and Agnus Del, by Dach-
auer; organ voluntary, Christmas Chimes,
j. +. Lawrence. Solemn high mass and
Benediction at IL am, and the following
music: Kyrie Eleison, Gloria in ENcelsis
Dec, Credo in Unum Dcum, Sanctus ct
Benedictus and Agnus Del. comprising
HummelPs greatest work, being his cele-
brated Mass No. ., in f fat. Before the
sermon, Neni Creator, octet by Wei
gand; at the offertory. Alma Virgo a So
prano solo and chorus by Hummell; at the
Benediction, o Salutaris, by Chadwick, and
Tantum Ergo, by Faure; after the Bene-
diction, Laudate Dominum, by Cassarini,
to be followed by an organ voluntary by
Prof. John p Lawrence The choir will
consist of the following neutrality-suspicious.,
Misses Cecilia V. Murphy soloist; Mary
Sweeney. Lillian Hunt, Mrs. Goldsboro God
dard, Misses Xarfa Hancock, Emily Do
nath and Madam Martin; altos, Madam NJ.
n. Martin, soloist; Misses Lavina Milken,
Marie Young, Kate Trainer and Madams
Ouiahan and F. Hempstone: tenors, Messrs.
VIM. H. Burnett, soloist; Charles b. Nan
ten, Sherman Hight. III. l.. Demonet and
James Patterson: bassos. Messrs, John II.
Nolan, sooist; Charles b. Hepburn. j. III.
McElroy, A. II. Giles, Otto Ritter and
Charles W. Hancock; baritone, Mr. L. E.
Cannon. Organist, Prof. John Z. Law
renee; director, Mr.. l.. E. Cannon.
st. Joseph's. EARLY mass will be cee-
brated at o'clock The following music
Will be rendered: Kyrie. from Cimarosa's
Military Mass; Gloria, from Mozart's
Twelfth Mass; Credo, from Marcos First
Mass; Sanctus. from Gounod's St. Cecilia
Mass; Agnus Del. Haydn's Second Mass;
offertory, Adeste Fideles, Novello; Veni
Greater, adapted from Handlers Largo.
AT the solemn high mass at 1870 o'clock
the following music will be sung: Gull
mants Third Mass complete will be render
ed; at the Neni Creator an adaptation of
the celebrated Largo, by Handel, will be
sung; at the offertory, Adeste Fideles, So
prano solo, from the oratorio of Eli will
be sung by Mrs. Hattie Meads Smith; after
mass, Laudate Dominum, by Gounod. The
choir is one of the largest in the city, and
among it's members numbers the following
Sopranos, Mesdames Hattie Meads Smith,
Mehler White, Misses Harkstadt, Milligan,
Seton, Joyce. MacAlwee, Minke, Morgan;
altos, Misses Kubel, Triplett, Mirke Som
MasSrS Collins TurDin Elath-
ors, Meliss; bassos Messrs. Goodchild,
OHare, Chase. Atchison, Cannon, Haight,
Gardner. Organist and director, S. j.
kubel.
st. Patrick's.-At 3 o'clock mass the fol-
lowing musical program will be rendered:
There Were Shepherds, Carr; Mass,
Mozart's No. l: Offertorium, Adeste
Fideles, Novelo. At IL am. the full choir,
with organ and orchestra, will render the
following: Prelude, Pastorale, from The
Messiah; Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Agnus Del,
from Beethoven, in C; Sanctus, Gounod's
st. Cecilia; Veni Creator, alto solo, from
The Messiah (adapteD; Offertoriurl Adeste
Fideles, Novello; Salutaris, Gounod's
Gallia (adapted); Tantum Ergo, Thunder;
occasional, Glory to God, from The Mes
siah. The choir is composed of the follow
ing.-Director, Eugene French; organist,
Miss Louie Boone; principal Chris. Auth,
ST.; soloists, soprano, Miss Blanche Mat
tingly: alto, Miss Laura Zeh; tenors.
Messrs. II. o. Cook and A S. Fennell;
basso, b. A Ryan; chorus, soprano, Mes
danes +. r. Cain, NJ. A. Turpin, w. ID.
Misses b. b. Hickey, NJ. Hess
Ter, Nj. &. Dyer, NJ. Livingstone, c. Wood
A. Borbeck, II. Foulke. K. c. Cullen and G.
Mattingly; altos, Mesdames NJ. W. Pierce
A. +. Wilson, Misses G. Borbeck, j. Will
henson, h. Thomas, l.. Smith, a. Smith, |
II. E. Brown, NJ. Koecklng and G. Gerrish;
tenors, Messrs. S. Meade, H. h. f. Heath |
G. A. Ballar, A. b. Soran, II. Il. Moore
bassos, Messrs. II. c. CrOmelien, William
j. X. Thomas, j. Hamilton, Ed |
ward Bastable, p. F. Cain, j. b. Wilson, |
e. G.. johnson and J. ]. Heating.
Trinity.-At the 3 o'clock mass the fol- |
lowing musical program will be rendered:
Organ prelude, Song of an Angel, De |
Lorme; tenor solo, Cantique de Noel, Adam !
Mass, Gounod's st. Cecilia, complete: Veni |
Creator, trio for female voices; offertory, |
Adeste Fideles, V. Novello, quartet and |
chorus; festival postlude, George Whit |
ing, organ. At the 1870 o'clock mass the |
music Will be as follows: Organ prelude, |
Spring Song, Mendelssohn-Edd mass |
St Theresa, three female voices La Hache; |
Neni Creator, female trio; offertory, Adeste |
Ffdeles, V. Novello, soprano solo and |
chorus; postlude, Grand Choir, in ID, Gull |
mant, organ. The choir is composed of the |
soloist, Mrs. Armand |
Gumprecht; alto, Miss Virgie Wetzel; tenor, |
W m. Mcfarland; bass, Frank Reside; |
chorus, sopranos, Misses Mary Kearney, |
Maggie Sweeney, Rose Kearney Josephine |
Elements, Mary Harnedy and Mary Nc |
Carthy; altos, Misses Helen Doering Kate |