The San Francisco call., 1895-12-24

the o'clock mass the juvenile choir of the
parish will sing the "Adeste Fideles'' Mrs. T.
j. Moynihan will preside at the organ for the
occasion.
At ST. JosEPH's CHURCH, Tenth and Howard
streets, high mass will be celebrated at D A. NJ,
followed by low masses till 10 30, when sol
emn high mass with augmented choir will be
celebrated. The music will consist of Gag
hero's Grand Mass, with the Sanctus and
Agnus from Haydns first mass in B fiat; "Veni
Creator trio by La Hsche, and as the offertory,
by Bellini. The choir will comprise: Sopranos
Miss Fanny Denny Miss Lottie Crawford, Miss
Rose Aston and Mrs. E. Burns Altos-Mrs.
Eta Bayley Blanchard and Mrs. T. B. Gibson.
Tenors-Arthur Mesmer, John Lermen and
Philip Murphy. Bassos-Louis A. Larsen and
Frank P. Scollins. Organist and musical direc-
tor, P. ]. O'Sullivan.
At ST. JAMES CHURCH, Twentythird and
guerrero streets, the religious observance or
the day viii commence at A NJ. with sol
emn mass to be followed by low masses at7,
and 8, and at 10 80 solemn high mass. I'M
mediately after the last mass there will be ben
sermon at the last mass will be preached by
the pastor, Rev. p. r. Lunde. The music will
be sung by st. James Choral Society. Soloists-
Nine c. ?. Giudicelli and Mrs. T. H. Griffin
Organist, Miss NJ. Russell. The Kyrie Will be
by La Hache; Gloria, Credo, Sanctus and Agnus
Del (Millard) in G; offertory, Noel (Adams);
finale, Adeste Fideles.
SACRED HEART CHURCH, at the corner of
Fell and Fillmore streets, will hold solemn
high mass at 5 o'clock with sermon by the Re-
demptionist Rev. William O'Shea; masses at
6, z, 8, 8, 10; solemn high mass at II and
sermon by Rev. William Lindner; benediction
OF the most holy sacrament after last mass.
The floral decorations OF the altar will be of an
elaborate kind. The music at the first and last
masses will be supplied by choir directed by
the organist, Miss Mary Short.
At ST. PETERS CHURCH, Alabama street, near
Twenty-fourth, masses will be celebrated at 5,
q, Z, 8, 8 and 1870 A. NJ. At the o'clock mass
the Young Ladies choir will sing the "Adeste
F1deles' and other Christmas hymns; soloists.
Misses Higgins and Lorigan. AT 1870 solemn
high mass will be sung by a choir of thirty
voices, under the direction of Miss Mamie
Coonan, the organiSt. CimGrosa'S Military
Mass" will be rendered in full, with "Adeste
Fideles," Gounod's "veni Creator and Verdi's
offertory, 80 Jesu, Del Vivi Filius."
The soloists are as follows: Soprauos-Miss
Nelye Giusti, Mrs. Jonathan Mcdonald, Mrs.
Crawford, Miss E. Higgins and Miss Donlan;
altos-Miss f. Kreig, Miss NJ. Sullivan, Miss A.
Hendricks, Miss NJ. Malone and Miss Madden
tenors-Messrs Ashley Barclowe l. Flood and
s. Hansen; bassos-Messrs. o. Seely, S. DAILY, J.
Deane, T. Macauley, j. C. O'Donnell and F.
Keane. The young ladies' veSper choir will
assist in the chorus work. Immediately after
mass benediction of the blessed sacrament
will be given. during which Rublnstein's 40,
Salutaris" will be sung by Mr.. Deane, and
Kreuze's 'Tantum Ergo" by male quartet
Messrs. Flood, Hansen n, Macauley and seely.
At ST. CHARLES CHURCH. Eighteenth and
Shotwell streets, the services for Christmas
day will be as follows: Masses at 8, 6 so, Z,
7:30, 8 and o'clock. The singing at the first
mass will be by the young men of the congre-
CATION, at the second and third masses the ST.
Cecilian Society of the school will sing; at the
and o'clock masses the boys of the school
will sing appropriate hymns. The last mass,
at 1870 o'clock, will be q solemn high mass,
Rev. Father o. MahOney celebrant sermon by
Rev. Father o. Ryan, followed by benediction
OF the most holy sacrament. The choir will
render NeberS mass in q, "Adeste Fideles,'
40, Salutaris" (by MendelsSohn) and Rossi's
"Tantum Ergo" Sopranos-The Misses Rot
tanzi, Norton, Duggan and Barry; altoS-Mrs.
Ralph the Misses Kelly and Cridge; tenor
Mr.. Hanlon; bassos-AfesSrs. Maline, Geary
and Creighton; violinS-The Misses Knox and
Conin; Organist and director, Miss G. Manack
At ST. PAUI's CHURCH, Twenty-ninth and
Church streets, mass will be celebrated every
hour from , O'Clock until 1870, Christmas
hymns being sung by the members OF the
sodalities connected with the church. st.
Paul's young men and boys choral viii sing
at the 3 and o'clock masses. At and the
the Young Ladies' Sodality, and at the Holy
Angels Sodality. At 1870 A. NJ, solemn high
mass will be celebrated, Dachauer's "Messe
sopranos-Mrs. McKeeWilz, Mrs J. Bruce;
altos-Aliss May F. Code Miss Anna DAILY;
tenor, Ed A. Torpi bass, B. Perron. Giorza's
dered by Miss NJ. F. Code, and at the offertory
Adams "Noel," duet for tenor and contralto
will be sung by Ed A. Torpi and Miss NJ. F.
NONe' hISS Aue44d quinn, OTSdHISC.
HOLY CROSS CHURCH, Eddy. near Scott street
The music at Holy Cross Church will be fol-
lows: AT o'clock mass, stearn's mass in D.
complete, "Agnus Del" LA Hache); Noel"
soprano solo, Mrs. Alvina H. Wilson, ''Adeste
Fideles." At 1880 mass, Giorza's first
Wilson; "Adeste Fideles;" benediction,
80 Salutaris" LA Hache); Mrs. A.
H. Wilson, 'Tantum Ergo CMine)
The choir will consist of: Sopranos-Mrs. Alvina
II. Wilson, Miss Gertie Frost, Mrs. J. A. Fogarty;
altos-Mrs. Harry Clark, Mrs. George S. Nc
Comb, Miss Felita Mohun; tenors-John P. VIII
son, D. NJ. Hodghead; bassos-F Kuta, J. 4. Fo-
garty; organist, Nine. Dagenais; musical di-
rector, Mrs. George 5. McComb.
SPANISH CHURCH OF NUEsTRA SENCRA DE
GUADALUPE-Mozart's Twelfth Mass" will be
sung. the soloists being Miss C. Cooney, Miss
Z. Jofre and Miss n. O'Rourke and Messrs. r.
Morrisey and H. Basford. At the offertory a
''Villancico" by S. Arrillaga will be sung by
Mrs. B. Camarena and c. Arrillaga, and Miss
f. Cabazos ana Miss A. Acosta, with grand
chorus and orchestra. At the elevation 20,
Salutaris" by S. Arrillaga will be rendered by
Miss Z. C. Walter, with harp and violin obligato
by Miss W. L. Kim bal and L. Mojica