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


Rench and DR.. Roberts.
At Epiphany Chapel, corner of 18th and
c streets southwest of which the Rev. A.
NJ. Hilliker is in charge, there will be
morning prayer ard holy communion al IL
am. The principal music Will be: TIE
Deum, Tours; Jubilate. Buck; Introit.
There Were Shepherds. Pattison; offertory,
o Zion That Brngest Glad Tidngs, Stain
er. The solo!sts will be Miss Hesley and
Mr.. Prospect. The choir membership is as
follows: Misses Heisley, Phillips, Goldney.
Sparrow, D0Tell, Famine and Bowler, So
pranos; Misses Mcguire. Price, Prospect
and A. Price, altos; Mes5rs. Prospect and
Taylor. bassos; Mr.. Mitchell, tenor; organ
list and director. Mrs. Leighter.
st. Narglret's Episcopal Church.-This
is a new church, but under the active min
istration of Rev. r. Lewis Howell bids fair
to take an important rank among the eX-
listing parishes. Mr.. John Porter Law
renee, for many years organist of st. Mat
thew's, has been engaged to conduct the
music, and has formed a surpliced choir,
which will render the following program
Christmas day: Professional hymn 3o7,
Whitney. Nenite, chant; Gloria. iiarnby;
TIE Deum, Dudley Buck; anthem, o Holy
Night, Adam; responses. Arthur Sullivan;
Gloria in Excelsis plain chant; occasional,
While Shepherds Watched Their flocks by
Night. The choir is composed Of Chas.
Beard, Preston Cuilum, Christopher Cox,
Robert Corby, Thos. Dorsey, Conrad Doyle.
st. John Hartsock, Grafton Page, Willie
Smith, Dudley Toncray. Frank Wallace,
Clark Wells: tenor Mr.. G. Il. I.atimer;
bassos. Dr. \. Is. Mitchell, a. l.. Barritt;
precentor Edwin I. Tracy. organist and di-
rector, John Porter Lawrence.
Church of the Incarnation, 18TH and n
streets northwest. Rev. l. l.. Townsend. S.
r. D., rector.-Processional, Hark, the Her
aid Angles Sing, Mendelssohn; Veaite and
Gloria, Robinson; TIE Deum, Tours; Rene-
dictus, introit, Shout the Glad Tidings: Ky
RE, Gilbert; Gloria Tibi and Laus Christie,
Short; Gloria (after sermon). Fields; Offer
tory, Behold. l Bring you Good Tidings,
do San nftt.
Wesley; hymn, Bread of the World, Hodges;
Gloria in Excelsis. Zeuner; Nunc Dimittis,
Barry: occasional, o Come All ie Faith
full, Reading. Choir: Thomas c. Pole, pre-
centor; Miss Florence King violnist; Geo
7. Watts, orsanst: Harry White. Winter
Swart, CT aries Paxton, Carl Dreamer, Har-
ry Lashhorn, john Brandhof, Willis Par
Ser, Arthur Brame. Ralph Watson, William
Cleaver. George Davis. Arthur Maddox,
Don Davis, Albert Watts. Joe Holland.
Harold Pole, Miss Pole. Thomas Gemmill,
G. Croft. G. L. McKnew. Orion w. Hyde,
T. Owen, W. Roberts, ]. r. Gemmill.
st. Thomas ChuI Oh, corner 18th and Mad
ison streets, Rev. j. a. Aspinwall. rector;
Rev w. G. Ware assistant Enthusiastically
celebration at O'Clock: morning service
sermon and communion at H. The follow
ing musical program will be rendered: Pro-
cessional, hymn No. 10; Veniti Exultemus,
Dudley Buck: Gloria Patri, Arthur Foote;
Dec. Chadwick: Introit, hymn No. 60; Kyrie
Eleison, Berthold Tours; Gloria Tibi. Max
Vogrich hymn No. 80: offertory anthem
There Were Shepherds. Buck: Sanctus
Max Yogrich; Eucharist.s hymn No
DOB; Gloria In Excelsis. old chant. The
members of the choir are Miss Grace L. Nc
Culloch, soprano; Miss Claudia Moore con-
tralto: Mr.. Chas. Fredk. Crosby, tenor; Mr..
w. d. Hoover, bass; Mr.. H. c. Sherman, Or
ganist.
St. Marks Church, corner Sd and A streets
southeast, Rev. Andrew j. Graham. rector
The services at this church will commence
early a holy
munion at $50 O'Clock. Morning prayer
sermon and a second celebration at 1880
o'clock. when the following music will be
rendered by the vested choir of the church.
under the direction of the precentor, DR..
John f. Parker: Carol, The Snow Lay On
the Ground; professional, Adeste Fideles:
Venti, chant: prorer Psalms, 10, 45, 49, TIE
Deum, Barrett; Benedictus, chant; Introit
hymn. Hark, the Herald Angels Sing, Men,
delssohn Kyries Baker; Gloria Tibi,
Dykes; hymn, While Shepherds Watch Their
Flocks BY Night. offertory, o Zion, That
Bringest Good Tidings, j. Stainer; Sanctus
Wesley. hymn ri; Gloria in Exceisis, chant;
Nunc Dimittis, chant: occasional, Once In
Royal Davids City. The choir is composed
of the following members: Boys-Ashby Wal
lace, Fred. Robinette, Blake Mckeden, Will
lie Dalton. George Rock. Preston Birch,
Edgar Barnes. Harold Goodwin, Robert Earn
shaw, Arthur Roberts, Weston Burwell,
James Kane, Frank King. Fred Bradford
Arthur Sargent. Horace George, Jaret Mum
dell, Charley Fonda, George Hunt, Earl
Goodwin, Finl<ney Earnshaw, John Ellis Par
ker. jr, John Babcock, Horace Spence. Earl
Amos. Don Lundy: men-Henry p. Blair
Charles V. Samuels, l.. j. Atwater, Wilton
Doun. Harry Sprucebank. Albert Potter,
Samuel NJ Darragh Paul a. Steele s. Maui
pin Stewart Hilder, G. l.. Edmonds, Henry
P. Amos. Cross bearer, Master George
Rock orSanist, Miss Mildred Johnston;
choirmaster, Dr. John f. Parker. In addi-
tion to the organ, the choir will be assisted
by the following instruments: Cornet, Mr..
Arthur r. Baker; flute, Mr.. John Y. Phillips;
volins. Mr. Charles V. Samuel, Mr.. Comp
ton Tasker.
Emanuel p E Church, Anacostia.-The
music will be rerdered by a supplied choir
of boys, under the direction of Mr.. Barnabas
Bryan, with Mrs. r. y. Pyles, organist.
The services will be simple. but, it is ex-
pccted, impressive, and Will consist of
hymns 10. 81, - and 60 from the psalter;
chant +, Bacon, and TIE Deum, No. 16 The
choir is composed of the following: So
rranos, Turner Perkins, j. II. Brown, Allen
Fuss, John Thompson, Edgar Leapley,
Arthur simpson, Arthur Bickerton, Willie
Brown, .. Bryan, Norris Bryan, Edgar
Johnson, Charles Padgett, Charles Whit
tington and Ladue McGill; bassoS, Warner
Tolson, Oscar Smith, William Scantlebury
and VIM. Lusby; tenors, Harry Kelly, Ber-
tram Thornett and Milton Filius. An alto
solo will be sung at the offertory by Miss
Jessie Daily, and the members of the Chap
ter of Praise. led by Mrs. Walter n. Fisher,
will assist with the singing
Church of the Incarnation. 10Th and n
streets northwest, Rev /. l.. Townsend,
s. T. D., rector.-Processional, Hank. the
Herald Angels Sing, Mendelssohn; Venite
and Gloras, Robinson; TIE Deum, Tours;
Renedictus; Introit, Shout the Glad Tidings;
Kyrie, Gilbert; Gloria Tibi and Laus Christie,
Short; Gloria (after sermon), Fields; offer
tory. Behold, l Bring You Good Tidings,
Cess Sursum Corda, Pierson: Sanctus, Wes-
ley; hymn, Bread of the World, Hodges;
Gloria in EXcelsis Zeuner; Nunc Dimitts,
Barry: Recessional, o Come All Ye Faith
full, Reading. Choir Thomas C. Pole, pre-
centor; Miss Florence King, violinist; Geo.
T. Watts. orsanist; Harry White. Winter
Swart Chas. Paxton. Carl Dreamer, Harry
Lashhorn, John Brandhoff, Willis Parker,
Arthur Brame, Ralph Watson, VIM. Clever
Geo Davis, Arthur Maddox, Don Davis, AL
bert Watts, Joe Holland, Harold Pole, Miss
Pole, Thomas Gemmill, G. Craft G.. +. Nc
Knew. o. w. Hyde, T. Owen, w. Roberts,
Jas. R. Gemmill
ST. Johns corner 10th and Fl streets north
west Rev. Alexander Mackay-Smith, D. D.,
pastor. The holy communion, with carols,
will be celebrated at $50 o'clock; morning
prayer, sermon and the holy communion, at
II o'clock. Professional hymn, 60; Venite
Exultimus Domino, plain song, (ifth Gre
gorian tone); proper psalms, 10. 40, IS;
Gloria Patri, In d, Sir Arthur Sullivan; TIE