The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-22
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exercises will consist of recitations and
singing by the children, and will con-
clude with a Punch and Judy show.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
Al st. Johns Free Church on Christmas
Day there will be three services. The
first will be a shortened form of morn
ing prayer and Holy Communion at six
o'clock A. M. There will be a second
celebration at seven o'clock, and at 1890
and a sermon. The service of song at
the 1890 o'clock celebration will be as
| folIows:-
Processional-"Adeste Fidelis".... ........
Credo ........ :. ........W eber's Mass in G
Anthem-"There Were shepherds".
........... >. :. .....Myles B. Foster
ofertory-"The First Christmas"...
1.-THE Annunciation"..... 49,. :. ...... 80.
THE Message of the Shepherds'.........
Cradle Song of the Blessed Virgin.
Gloria in Excelsis' .........,.. ..,..
| Sanctus.... ..........W eber's Mass in G
Agnus Del. 3. +. F.. Weber's Mass in g
The offerings will go to meet the
floating debt caused by the deficiency
of the enlargement fund.
SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Salem Colored Baptist Church had
an entertainment Thursday night to raise
money to buy Christmas presents for
the children of the Sunday school. The
| presents will be distributed on Christmas
| night, when the children will have an en-
tertainment of their own.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY.
The members of the Christian Endeav-
or Society of the First Presbyterian
hurch will celebrate in d practical way
on Christmas eve. They will be the
means of making a number of poor
children happy, and in so doing will
increase their own happiness. On Mon
day night they Will be at the church to
receive from the church people gifts
of toys, candies and other things that
delight children. These will be added
to what the members themselves have
secured, and a committee appointed for
the purpose will bundle them up and play
Santa Claus. They will call on the poor
families in the neighborhood. The heads
of the households will be expecting them,
as they have already been let into the
scheme. The members of the committee
will enter the homes and fill the stock
poor parents will be made happy on
Christmas Day by these young Chris
tians.
LAFAYETTE REFORMED.
An entertainment was given on Thurs
day night in the chapel of the Lafayette
Reformed Church by the Sunday school
of St. Johns German Evangelical Church
to raise funds to give the children of the
three Sunday schools connected with the
complete success, the necessary money
being raised. The programme of the
entertainment was
Piano duet-Selected.. :. ....... ......
Misses Marvin and Leila Mueller.
Recitation-"The Baron's Last Night.
Mr.. Harry Moore.
Vocal soloE"o Promise Me-" u d. Koven
Miss Marg. Pyernhoff.
Violin solo-"T Trovatore""....E. Dorm
Mr.. j. Berg.
Vocal Observation-Disclosures. ..".......
Mrs. Zwick.
Recita4ion-"The Bingham Dog n
the Calico Cat"
Miss L. West.
Piano solo-"AufschWung'. .Schumann
Miss Martin.
Vocal duet-Selected.:.. ...-.."".
Misses B. Welanetz, L.. Hoagland.
Humoristic acknowledgements. .......-
,af Mr.. Harry Rossell.
Vocal solo-'Gebet und Arie aus
Mrs. Anna Pyernhofr. eDei
Violin solo.."The Crown of Gold.
Mr.. j. Berg.
Vocal duet-Selected....... .. .........
Vocal Solo-"Erlkoenig" ......F. Schubert
Miss Marg. Pyernhoff.
Piano solo-"Valse Impromptu"
Miss Leila Mueller.
va Gl. JOf1IN . Lf GILlCAl.
The three Sunday schools Of ST. Johns
| German Evangelical Church will have
their Christmas tree festival and distri-
button of presents as follows;-Main
school, F'airview avenue, Christmas
night; mission school at Orient and
Jackson avenues, December q, at 1880
o'clock; Lafayette mission Sunday school,
December %, at 1880 o'clock. MI. Henry
Miller, superintendent of the. Lafayette
Sunday school, will impersonate Santa
Claus in the other two schools, and at
his entertainment the character will be
assumed by Mr.. Rudolph Welanetz.
The Sunday school of the Bergen Bap-
fist Church will have their Christmas
| consist of a musical service, entitled
| 1.-The Christmas Messenger
The Sunday school Of the Bergen Re
formed Church will have their Christ
gather in the church and sing carols.
They will have their entertainment next
week Friday. 1t will be a ~cantata,
Santa Claus and Mother Goose" pro-
duced by the children. The children will
receive no gifts this year. Instead, they
have been asked to bring articles for
wards by the ladies of the church..
| Mallory Mission Sunday school will
nave it's Christmas entertainment on
Thursday night. There will be q Christ
L llld5 lICC oilo Co1l o1tLoAaI VIII lCCClf
a stocking full of candy. An entertain
| ment consisting of songs and recitations
| by home talent will be provided.
BERGEN REFORMED CHURCH.
There will be a special Christmas SER
vice at the Bergen Reformed Church to-
| morrow, which will be as follows:- .
MORNING SERVICE.
| Festival Prelude. Arthur FoOte
| Anthem-'There Were Shepherds Buck
Doxoiogy .,t. ..*r..
Gloria in Excelsis'. Chant
TIE Deum in A.......... P. A. Schneider
Response. .'The Holy Child' Il. r. Shelley
| Hymn, Angels from the Realms of
ofer tsas The Syrian shsp5srds s44
ABSORPTION, The Birthday Of a King.
| Postlude, from the Messiah Handel
EVENING SERVICE.
Opening anthem, shout the Glad
Carols, etc, by the sunday School.
Choir-Miss Amy Ward Murray, So
prano; Mrs. f. H. Molten, alto; Mr..
Raymond w. Smith, tenor; Mr.. VIM. F.
Louis r Dressler, organist and di-
rector.
GRACE P. E. CHURCH.
Music for Christmas morning service,
1920 O'clock
Holy Communion.
Professional Hymn. :,
Introit..:. :. ......- s3,Psalm "
Kyrie Elison.. -. ..........W. ii. a. Hall
Gloria Tibi...- :. ....-........- Gounod
sermon Hymn.
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