Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-24

Kahlert, Jennie Goss, Nettie Denham.
Laura Kahlert and Irene Gibbons: Messrs.
| Jas. s. Smith and r. ]. Lowry; j. F. Rich
ards, organist.
st. Thomas Church. Rev. John A. Aspin-
wall, rector: Rev. Thomas Ware assistant
early morning service and holy COM
munion at o'clock; morning prayer. SER
mon and holy communion at IL O'Clock.
The order of the festival music is as fol-
! lows: Professional hymn, Adeste Fideles;
Venite In E fiat, Dudley Buck; Gloriae af-
! ter Psalms; ]. Buck: 2, Vogrch; 3. Schil-
ling; TIE Deun. Richard Wagner; Jubilate
Dec in A major. Shelley; hymn, 1t Came
I Upon the Midnight Clear; Kyrie, Elvey;
Gloria Tibi, Mozart; hymn Hark the Her
aid Angels Sing Mozart; offertory, Sing, o
heavens. Tours; Sanctus. Messe So,lennelle
Rossini hymn. Communion, Barnby; Gloria
| IN Excelsis, Haydn. Choir Miss Grace Nc
Culloch. soprano; Miss Eleanor Simonds,
contralto; Mrs. Frederick Crosby. tenor;
Mr.. cnas. r. Myers. bass: Miss Fanny
Ware. organist; Mr.. Frederick Crosby, d.
rector.
St Miehaeis and All Angels Services
Will Re held at this church at IL 80 O'Clock
CHRISTMAS eve and at II O'Clock Christmas
morning During the services on Christ
mas M day the regular choir will render the
following program: Professional hymn Re
joice. Give Thanks and Sing. Messiter:
Sroral communion service, j. Herbert
Stammers; offertory, Ave Verum, Oh.
G :. a,, anthem, Sing, o Heaven" Ber-
told Tours; occasional Come, All Ye
raItn1ul. Smart. Rev. Nelson Falls
Will be the officiating clergyman Sunday
school festival. December 2S
st. Andrews. corner nth and Corcoran
streets. Rev. J. B. Perry. rector. Rev. DR..
G1hson' assistant rector. Christmas day. II
O'clock a. mmProcessional. 81. Mendelssohn;
ssnlte, Dudley Buck, E fiat Glofia Patri,
Morseil No. , a fat; Morsell No 8, &;
LLOYD. q, TIE Deum. Julius Meyer, C; Jubi-
la,e wagner ane, festival. B fiat; hymn 81.
onertory. tenor solo, Mr.. Herndon Morsell:
The Journey of the Wise Men. C. e. b
rice; p:estLtation. Old Hundred: recess
sa o % u aoly voices: holy communion:
cnant; hymn 219. Penitentia Choir-Mrs
a.tson smith, Misses Stella Fisher, Orley
Weary Edith Bagg and Catherine Bates,
Beftha Dawson. alti; Messrs Herndcn Nor
sell and g. r. Cow. tenori; Messrs. Clar--
ence H. Zepp and c. n. Wake, bass.: Mr..
Clarence E. Doyle, organist Mr. Herndon
St Paufs, 2ad street near Washington
Hircie, Rev Alfred Harding, rector: Rev.
Philip Prescott assistant minister Christ
mas day services at 7:30 and . am. hoIy
communion; al II am. full choral mathis
anu celebration, sung by the vested choir
o. thirtJ.tWo voices. with organ and or
cnestra. The program of music at this SER
vice IS as follows: Prelude o Holy Night
CSntique de NoeD. Adam solo upon the
euphonum. by Mr.. Charles H. Henney;
processional. Adeste Fideles, Reading; We
liite and Gloria, Havergal; TIE Deum in u
nat. King Hall: Benedictus, in fat. King
Hail; introit Sing. Sing This Blesse
Morn, Mozart (hymn so, solo by Mr..
Sharies Richards; communion service in F,
FESTIVAL setting, Macleod, composed for
ih1s festival ard sung for the first time:
Hark. the Herald Angels Sing (hymn SD.
warren; offertory. o Thou That Tellest
Glad Tidings to Zion, from the Messiah,
Handel, solo by Miss Emma Brock: recess
sonal, The Snow Lay on the Ground. a
Christmas carol, by George W. Warren.
and traditional in this parish on Christmas
gay. Inc choir, under the direction of Mr..
Donald B. Macleod. organist and choir
master. Is as follows: Sopranos-Max Du-
vail. Colley Bell, Richard Sinclair, Ray
Randall, Herbert Chick, John Maury, Fin
ley SINCLAIR Frank Morgan, Williamson
Smith. George Bickford, John Harbaugh,
Benz. Rollins. Clarence Kelsey, Arthur Rit-
tenhouse, William Ritner and George
Gheen; altos-Harry Boss, William Freiss,
Mrs. T. Z. Oertel and Miss S. Ball; tenors-
j. Stuart Ball, Charles E. Richards, Will
lam I. Reed, c. H. Raub and J. c. BalIou;
basses-C. T. Belt, Warren S. Young o. w.
Hyde. John N. Bundick. o. A. Lyungstedt
and F. M. Ball: assistant organist Miss
Mary p. Ross; solost at offertory Miss
Emma Brock; librarian, William Freiss:
crucifer, Thomas Mullett; acolytes, Joseph
Gascoigne, Charles Radcliffe and Charles
Dell orchestra, MeSSrS. MelnlnSer, NJ. ana
d. Wolfsteiner, Strattan, Henney and men,
bers of the I'd Regiment Band; professional
hymn accompanied by quartet Of brass in
struments. The Sunday school festival,
under the direction of Mr.. Warren 8.
Young, with carols and presentation of
presents, will take place on Monday, De-
cember 49, at 4:15 O'Clock. The Christmas
music will be repeated for the most part on
the Sunday after Christmas day. trs4
Chapel of st. Matthew. NJ and Half streets
southeast. Rev ]. NJ E. Mckee, pastor
Choir: Sopra1os-Mrs. Susie Burch. Mrs.
Baltzell, Miss Mabel Boswell and Miss Lena
Myers. Altos-Mrs. w. Miller. Miss Sophie
Kuhn, Miss Franklin and Miss Eva Wells.
Tenors-Mr. H. Lavender and Master Frank
Lusby. Basso-Mr w. Miller. Organist--
Miss Rose Kuhn. The following music will
be sung at the 10 am service on Christmas
day: Professional, Adeste Fidcles; Venite,
Exultemus Domino; TIE Deum Laudamus
Jackson: Jub;late. III fiat, E. B. Corn
well; offertory anthem Glory to Our Savior
King; communion hymn, Bread Of the
World, in Mercy Broken; other hymns, 50,
IS and 60.
The Pro-Cathedral Church of ST. Mark.
corner of I'd and A streets southeast. Right
Rev Henry Yates Satterlee, bishop; Rev.
William lowering Devries, PhD., rector
Rev. Charles Harris Hayes curate-The or
der Of divine service on Christmas day is as
follows: There will be celebrations of the
noly communion at O.D ana at ) O'Clock,
Morning prayer-Sermon by the rector and
a third celebration at II o'clock, when the
following music will be rendered by the
vested choir of thirtysix voices, under the
direction of DIR. John E. Parker: Process
sional. -; Venite, Turner; proper Psalms
10, Al, So; TIE Deum, IL. F, Tours Benedic-
tus, Crotch, Introit Hymn. 81; Kyries, VIM
ter; Gloria Tibi, Garrett; Hymn 54 St Mar
tins; offertory, The Grace of God that
Bringeth Salvation. Barnby; Sanctus, Wes-
ley; Hymn 5S; Gloria in Excelsis, chant:
Mule Dimittis, Barnby; occasional, $40
The members of the choir are as
follows: Boys = Horace George, Willie
Dalton, Charley Fonda, Edgar Barnes. John
Babcock, pinkney Earnshaw, Elmer Hol-
land. Robert Earnshaw, John Ellis Parker
jr-, Horace Spence, Preston Burch Frank
King and Eugene Hurdle. Women-Eleoner
Baker Carrie; F. Wolf1ey. Mrs j. NJ Jester
NJ. E. Nichols, Mabel Towner. Mrs. W. s.
Torbert, Eveline Tasker. Mrs. NJ. F. Holder
man. Inez T. Smith, Carrie L. Shields. Vira
g. Howe. Maud Bundy and c. o. Fairfax.
MeR-Henry P. Blair. w. S. Hodges, Paul
A. Steele, DR.. c. M. B. Harris. w s. Tor
bert, Dr. Hanway German, Frederick A
Kendall, A S. Mccoy. j. Harmon Smith
ard DR.. A. B. Mitchell. Librarian-H. Ed
gar Barnes. Crucifer-George Rock. Or
ganist-Mildred sJohnston. Precentor-Dr
John E. Parker. Bishop Satterlee will
preach and celebrate the holy communion
on the Sunday after Christmas at II O'clock.
He will also make the address at the SIM
day school festival which will Occur on