The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21

lister. will be executed Christmas morn
ing and repeated on Sunday, the Goth:
Morning prayer.
Professional Angels From the
Realms Of Glory
Vente.
Glorias Observation-Disclosures. Anglican
TIE Deum. ......................: :..ious
Benedictus Observation-Disclosures. w Lilanhs
Holy Communion.
Kyrie,
Gloria T!bi.
Sanctus,
Agnus Dei......................... Bennett
Offertory, "Behod l Bring" ...... .Barnby
Gloria in Excels!s. !s....................H Haynes
Recessional, "Hark the Herald Angels"
Ling
Green Ridge PRESBYTERIAN.
The large choir of the Green Ridge
Presbyterian church, Miss Salome
Becker, organist, has prepared bril-
liant and attractive programme of
musicali. gems. The selections are
chiefly choral in character, interspersed
with solos in all voices. At the close
of,t the evening service. a series of ster-
eopticon views will be presented by A.
V. Bower. The following programme,
"ii"hSeu Wy ~ - NhetSihoAe' 'he
chOrister:
There were Shepherds Abiding in the
tleid .........................C. j. WlnKe
Miss Lydia Pichel and choir.
Hymn. "Hark the Herald Angels
Sing. Choir and congregation
"Hark What Mean Those Holy Voices"
Miss Pichel Mr.. Conrad and choir
1.-THE Star Of Bethlehem
Mrs. Charles w. Metzgar
Hymn. 30 Come All Ye Faithful"
Choir and congregation
"Shout the Glad Tidings,"
Miss Pichel, Mrs. Metzgar, Mr.. Conrad,
Mr.. Phillips and choir.
GLORY to God In the Highest"
Mrs. Metzgar. Mr.. Phillips and choir
Hymn. shepherds Hail the Wondrous
Stranger" ...... Choir and congregation
'Whle Shepherds Watched Their
Flocks". Miss Lydia Pichel
20 Holy Night ......Miss Plchel and choir
Elm Park Church.
Tomorrow evening, in Elm Park
church, Rev. DR.. w. II. Pearce. the pas
tor, will preach Christmas sermon and
the choir will render selections appro-
pirate to the Christmas tide. The spe-
cial Christmas musical service occurs,
however, one week from tomorrow even
ing, Dec. 29, when an especially elabor-
ate programme Of vocal and instrument
tai music will be given; the whole even-
ing is to be devoted to music. The reg
ular quartette and Mr.. Pennington will
be assisted by Miss Julia c. Allen. vio-
linist; Mrs. J. Alfred Pennington, Or
ganist and pianist; William v. Grif-
iiths, trombonist: a double quartette Of
male voices. and chorus of girls.
Several Of the solos will he accOmpan-
led by organ. violin and piano, and an
unique feature will be the singing Of
Old English Carols, some of them sew
eral hundred years old. by the mixed
and male quartettes stationed at oppo-
site ends of the church. The programme
in it's entirety will appear in The Tri-
bune next week.
Second Presbyterian Church.
The following programme of Christ
mas music will be rendered in the Sec
ond Presbyterian church next Sunday.
under the direction of ]. M. Chance, Or
ganist and chorister:
Morning.
Organ PreEude....... ................. MoZa'' !
Anthem, when Jesus Was Born in
Bethlehem ................. .Cru!ckshank
Christmas carol, Ring the Merry
Bells Arthur II. Brown
Anthem for mems voices, Shout the
Glad Tidings". ...................Em Emerson
Organ Postlude. .....................H Handel
Evening.
Opening voluntary, Largo 0or organ
and violin). )................ Handel
Messrs. Chance. Allen, Kiple ard Hanley.
Christmas carol GLORY to God in the
Highest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. banks
Anthem. "Hark! What Mean Those
Holy Voices '....................Su Sullivan
Quartet.e, Arise! Shine! For the
Light Is Come. .........- Dudley Buck
Postlude, organ, violin and csraet,
Gounod
The choir will be assisted by Messrs.
Rollison, Florey. Allen. Kiple, Hanley
ana Stanton. The Christmas exercises
for the Sabbath school will be held FRI
day evening, Dec. q. and The choir and
Sabbath school orchestra will assist in
this service.
Penn Avenue Baptist CHURCH.
Elaborate and inspiring will be the
character of the music at the Penn Ave-
nue. Baptist church. The large choir.
James C. Gross, organist, will be assist
ed by Mrs A. A. Hay, soprano; Mrs.
Frank Beck, and Miss Davis, cOntralto.
At the morning service, John T. Wat
kins will sing a solo selected for this
occasion. Mrs Lizzie Hughes Brund-
age. the solo soprano, Miss Maggie
Jones, solo contralto. and w. H. Beck,
solo basso Of the choir, will also present
solo work interviewer with the full
choral service of the choir The whole
will be under the direction of the Choir
lister, c. +. Whittemore. The pro-
gramme:
"Arise, Shine, Thy Light Is Come"
Mrs. Brundage and choir
Hymn, Joy to the World,'
Choir and congregation
"The White Christ" e. Miss Maggie Jones
At the offertory. solo,. John It. Watkins
"There Were Shepherds Abiding in the
Field. Mrs. Hay, Mr.. Beck and choir
Hymn "Hail Thou Long-expected
Jesus. .......... Choir and congregation
Let Us Now Go Even Unto Bethle-
hem,"
Mrs. Brundage, Mr.. Beck and choir
Hymn. .'Hark the Herald Angels
1.-THE Infant King. "........ Mrs. Frank Beck
At the Offertory. solo. Mrs. Brundage
"Behold l Bring You Good Tidings,"
Mr. Beck, Ladies' Trio and full choir
Hymn, Hail to the Lords Amounted"
simpson Methodist Church.
Professor william Jones. chorister of
the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church, is reharsing the choir for the
annual rendering Of special Christmas
music. The service will be held Christ
mas evening, and is called christmas
Glory" There are interspersed recita-
tions and addresses. THE Bells is q
chorus by the Sabbath school; "The
Angels Song" a chorus with female
trio; ''Hark, the Music" (echo song),
chorus and quartette: "Multltudes of
Angels" duet and chorus.