Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-23

son, G. H. Mchaelsen, Bryan Morse and
ION this occasiom Harry w. Hughes of
Wheeling, w. Va; organist and choirmas-
ter, Harry ]. Read.
St Paurs Church, 23d street near Wash
ington Circle, Rev. Alfred Harding, rector;
Rev. DR.. F. NJ. Gibson and Rev. Frank
Prescott, assistant ministers.-Services on
Christmas day viii be follows: Early
celebration of the holy communion al $50
am; mathis and high celebration at II a.
M; evenSong at 80 pm AT the IL o clocK
service the following program of music
Will be rendered by the vested choir, with
orchestral accompaniment: Professional,
Adeste Fideles; reading (hymn 40; Venite
and Glorias, in E. Havergal; TIE Deum and
BenedlctuS in Eb, Barrett; lntroit, And the
Glory of the Lord Shall Be Revealed, open-
ing chorus of the Messiah, Handel; COM
munion service, the St. Cecilia Mass in F
NIesse Sollennelle) by Charles Gounod;
hymn 81 anthem, Sing, o Daughter Of
Zion, Naylor; occasional, The Snow Lay
on the Ground, Warren. This occasional
is traditional in this parish, having been
surg every Christmas for many years. The
choir. under the direction of Mr.. Donald
B. Macleod, oryanist and choirmaster, is
composed as follows: Sopranos, Charles
Bell. Willie Freiss, Clarence Kelsey, Ben
jamin Rollins. George Bickford, Frank
Morgan, John Bonnell, John Harbaugh,
Williamson Smith, Arthur Rittenhouse,
Ray Randall Marshall White; altos, Alex.
Long' Harry Boss, Mrs. oertel and Miss
Ball: tenors. William D. Mcfarland. Chas.
II. Soran, w. T. Reed. J. Stuart tall and
]. C. Ballou; BASES, c. T. Belt, G. f. D.
Rollings, Warren S. Young. George G.
Thomas Muliett; librarian, Duncan Rat
cliffe; acolyte, Joseph Gasco!gne; assist
ant organist Miss Mary Ross. The Sun
day school festival will take p1ace-en Sat-
urday, the 18th instant, at 4:lJ pm, with
music under the direction of Mr.. w. S.
Young, superintendent of the school.
Trinity Church, corner of sd and C
streets northwest, Rev. T G. Addison,
ID n 7
rectors.-The music at the Christmas serv-
ice will be as follows: Professional, hymn
10, Adestc Fideles; Nenite selection, An
cient Song; Gloria Patri, arranged from
Laudalnus, Stevens in c, amended hEsolo
and quartet, from Loretz: Juhiate Seo in
c. Middleton; hymn No. %, Avison; kyrie,
Frost; Gloria Tibi, Wagner: hymn No. IS.
St. Louis Rednep: Offertory. Sing, o
Heavens in 3 fat, Shipper. occasional No.
81, Mendelssohn. The choir is composed
of Masters Burnside. Ker, Brown. Carter,
French, McAuley, Crag:n, Middleton. For
ker, Bean Swift, Luckett Tietleit, Scheaf-
fer and Lewis, Misses HALEY, pullman,
Weeden, Browning, Bean. Washington,
Durfee. Carraway, Middleton, Heiberger
and Hout Messrs. Skillman. Merriam,
Miller, Murdoch, Foley, Hutton, Moses,
Watson and Amos. DIR. E. f. Frost, organ
list; u. w. Middleton. choirmaster. The
music will be repeated next Sunday.
ST. Stephens, 14th street, Columbia
T. T.
On Christmas day the choir, Under the di-
rection of Prof. Jas. S. Cauliield, organist
and choiimaster, will sing the following
Organ prelude, Pastorale, Handel; process
Sing, Mendeissohn: Nenite, Parlle. in B
fiat; Gloria Patri, No. l, Shipper; No. p
Burnett; No. 3, Farebrother: TIE Deum,
Staiier, in B fat; Jubilate, Dudley Buck,
in c. 1ntroit anthem SOLO, Show Me Thy
Ways, by Torrent, Mss Draper; COM
munion service, Gounod. in ID; Offertory
anthem, Behold, l Bring You Good Tidings,
by I3arnby; Nunc Dinhttis. Barry, in c,
soprano solo by Miss Mitchell and chorus
recessional hymn, Come, All Ye Faith
full, Adeste Fdeles: organ postlude, The
Heavens Are Telling Hayden. The vested
choir consists of the following: Soprano
Creighton Churchill, George Cornwen,
Walter Cox, Claude Edmonds, Don Ed
monds John Edwards, Ahram Frye, BERTHE
Frye, Granville Guss, Lester Haywood,
Stanley Haywood, Aldgate Lipscomb, Ellis
Mcleod. William Pickles, Carlyle Shelley
Henry Talmadge (soosD, Therrett Towles
tenoIs, Messrs. Ballinger, Geisberg, l. C.
Brown, Walter Brown and VIM. " Lang
tree; hassos, Messrs. II. o. Edmonds. VIM.
r. Bushby, c. N. Wake. Odell Whipple, r.
b. Mitchell, c. 7. Dudley, F. P. Dewey,
Beverly Towles and Theodore Dessez; as
sisted by Miss BESSIE p. Mitchell Miss
Draper and Miss Caulfeld, sopranos, and
Mrs. E. NJ. Mcleod Miss Talmadge and
Miss Theresa Dudley, altos.
st. Johns Church, corner o street and Po-
tomac avenue, Georgetown, Rev. Charles E.
Buck, rector.-Service at IL am. Process
sional Hymn, so. J. Reading; Nenite, Good
enough; Gloria Patri, c. B. Clark; TIE Deum
J. Z. West; Benedictus, Staner; Introit
Hymn, So, Aversion; Kyries, Woodward;
Gloria Tibi, Woodward; offertory anthem,
Sing, o Heavens. Shipper; at presentation
of aims. Praise God from Whom All Bless
ings Flow: sanctus. Woodward; Gloria in
Excelsis, old chant; Eucharistic Hymn, 225.
Minnick; Nunc Dimitts, Stainer. The choir
consists of Masters Charles Griffith, Harry
Middleton, Frank Snloot, Albert Gwynn
Newton Middleton, John Barbarin, Adm
Smoot, n. Gwyrn, Harry Howser Clifford
Bangs, Worden Paris, MILFORD Roach, lie
Roy Tucker, Perry Huntington, Percy Or
altos, Hyde Barbarin, VIII Waters and j. L.