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

Gross; tenors, VIM. LOCKER. Charles Cropley,
Percy Minnick. Joseph Flynn, Dr. F. S.
Barbarin and Mr. Frost; bassos, II. Lee
Cox, Reginald Locker, Roy kirkland, Z. G.
Randall. Willie Beall, Sanford Kirkland and
Philip Huntington. The choir will he
sisted by Misses Mary lockwood, Emily
Stevens, Matte Cropley, Misses Cook and
Peck, sopranos; Miss Dodson, Mrs. Ross
and Miss Kearney. altos; w. E. Middleton,
organ;st and director; Charles Cropley,
sistant organist. AT pm. the Sunday
school of the parish, assisted by the choir,
will sing their Christmas carols.
Christ Church. G street between 9th and
9TH streets southeast, Rev. Gilbert r Will
liams. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Adeste Fidelis;
Nenite. by Warren: Glorias, by Gerrsh: TIE
Deum, Bucks E fat, Festival: Jubilate Dec.
by J. S. Camp; Hymns 20 and go; Gloria Tibi.
by Pleyel; offertory. Psalm %, as arranged
by Greatorex: succeeding the benediction
the Gloria in Excels:s. This order of music
will be given again next Sunday. The mem
bers of the choir are as follows: Principal
quartet Mrs. Lillian White soprano; Miss
Laura Kahlert, alto; Mr.. James S. Smith.
tenor: Mr.. r. ]. Lowry, bass. Chorus choir,
Miss Bertha Kahlert, Miss A. d. c. Murray,
Miss Nellie MaeNulty, Miss Nettie Denham.
Miss Jennie Goss, Miss Irene Gibbons, Miss
Lille Burch and Miss Virginia Naily: pre-
centor, James S. Smith; organist, J. Fulton
Richards. ''-s'a''-
Church of the Ascension, corner 10Th street
and Massachusetts avenue, Rev. John II.
Elliott. S. T. D., rector: Rev. VIM. Tayloe
Snyder. assistant minister-There will be
celebration of the holy communion at an
early hour, when the music will be rendered
by the Chapter of Praise of the Parish
Guild. At II am. there will be morning
prayer, sermon by the rector. and holy COM
munion, when the following service will be
sung by the vested choir of the parish: Pro-
cesSional hymn, Come, All Ye Faithful!
tune Adeste Fideles: J. Reading. Nenite,
Exeltemus Domino; chant in d; DIR. Boyce.
Proper psalms, 49, IS, So, followed by Gloria
Patri, No. /, from c. Nilliers Stanfords
N,,nr INIT in n.
fcrd's Magnfcat in B nat; No. B. from F.
Kilvington Hattersiey's Magnificent in fiat.
TIE Deum in E, Joseph Barnby. Benedictus.
chant in G, DIR. Crotch. Introit, hymn
Hank. What Mean Those Holy Voices? G. j.
Geer. Kyrie Eleison and Gloria Tibi, from
]. Baptiste Calkin's service in G. Hymn
before sermon, While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks by Night; tune, st. Martins:
w. Tansur. Offertory anthem, The Angel
Gabriel Was Sent From God, Henry Smart:
baritone and tenor solos, quartet fun
chorus. ABSORPTION, long meter doXology;
Gull Franc; Sanctus, from Calkins service
in G: hymn of communion, Bread of the
World in Mercy Broken, DR.. ]. S. b. Hodges;
Gloria in Excelss. from service in C, Henry
Smart; occasional hymn, Harki the Herald
Angels Sing, Mendelssohn. The choir is or
ganiZed as follows: Decani, bassos, Messrs.
Charles +. Roberts, Rolla p. Currie, VIM. T.
Southland and Arthur Miller; tenors James
G. Traylor, Robert p. Stone and Henry f.
Bell; sopranos and altos, Frank BIasdel,
Thomas Lee, Paul Pitchlynn, Harry Pey-
Schultz, Berkeley Geyer, Edward Holmes;
cantoris bassos Messrs. George Z. Terry,
Chas. E. Bell, Homer Query, Lowry Farm
ham and Weaver; tenors, Major N. H. Camp
and Mr.. George Lee; sopranos and altos,
Graham Cooksey, Paul Dean, Edwin Ely,
Arthur Bell. Newton Hammer, Cecil Bias
eel, Harry Jones. Charles w. Sigourney,
Allan Brett and Wilfred Lawson; librarian,
Mr.Arthur Miller; assistant musical director,
Mr.. James G.. Traylor; organist ard choir
master, Mr.. Francis Edward Camp.
st. Andrews Church. corner of 18th and
Corccran streets, Rev. J. B. Perry, rector
The more important musical selections for
Christmas day are as follows: Prelude;
offertory in Alb, Read; Venite in c. S. p.
Warren: Glorias, Shuey in F, Holden in F,
ard Bucki in C; TIE Deum Ia Ed. from Elijah,
Buck; Jubilate in Alb. Patten; hymns 81, 81,
80, 60; offertory anthem, Noel, Q Sing to
God. Oh. Gounod; interlude, Pastprale in F,
first movement, j. S. Bach; postlude Fugue
in G minor. Blk. Z, No. Z. ]. 8. Bach. The
choir is as follows: Mr.. Jas. W. Cheney. Or
ganist and choirmaster; sopranos, Mrs. Hat
tie Meads Smith (solo), Miss Annjetta L,
King, Mrs. Bertha b. Lipscomb, Miss Laura
Bangs, Miss Bessie S. Driver, Miss Gertrude
Z. Holden; altos, Miss Gilmore L. Simonds
solo. Miss Anna Nixon, Mrs R. l.. Town
shend, Miss A. f. Tichenor, Miss Mae d.
Jack, Miss Bertha Dawson; tenors, Mr.. F.
w. Clements (solo), DIR. J. Walter Holings-
worth, Mr.. Harry s. Childs Qibrarian), Mr..
Harry L. Murdoch, DR.. H. MacNamee;
bassos, Mr. Charles f, Rice (solo), Mr.. W. f.
Abbott, Mr.. Clarence Zepp and Col. Cecil
Clay.
Church of the Epiphany, G street between
18th and 18th streets northwest, Rev. II. II.
McI<im, rector.-There will be morning
prayer and holy communion at IL am. and
holy communion at I:30 am. The principal
music at the II am service will be Festival
Morning Service in G major, Dudley Buck;
iItroit anthem And the Glory of the Lord,
from HandeTs Messiah; offertory an
them, Nazareth, Buck-Gounod. The choir
is composed of quartet, consisting of Mrs.
Nellie Wilson Shircliffe, soprano; Miss Flor
ence Stidham, contralto; Mr.. William Caul-
field, tenor and Mr.. G. Berkeley Griffith,
basso and chorus of ladies and gentle-
men, under the direction of Mr.. H. Clough-
Leighter, organist and choirmaster: Misses
Cook Dobbins, Ddden Dixon, Gould. How.
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