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The San Francisco call., 1896-12-24
ST. PatrIck,s Church.

There will be Christmas services at st. Pat
rick's Church, Mission street, at 10 80 o'clock
A. N. solemn high mass will be celebrated.
Rev. P J. Keane, celebrant; Rev. p. ]. Quinn,
deacon; Rev. J. Brennan, deacon. The worthy
pastor, Rev. P. J. Grey. will be master ef cere-
nony. Rev. Father Quinn will deliver the
sermon. Before mass the choir will sing the
"Adeste Fideles." The mass selected for this
day is Haydn's sixteenth; "Veni Creator"
duet for alto and bass, arranged from T..
Mattel by ]. H. Dohrmann; Loretz's "Noel, "
for tenor, ladies and mixed chorus, will be
sung at the offectory. The soloists are: Miss
Higgins, soprano; Mrs Parents, alto; Mr..
MessmeT, tenor, and Mr.. Richards, basso; Or
gaDist, J. H. Dohrmann
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ST. Brigid's Church.

At st. Brigid's Church, corner of Van Ness
avenue and Broadway solemn high mass
will be celebrated at 10 80 O. clock Christmas,
Rev. J. j. Girimondi brant, Rev. j. L. Cottle
deacon, Rev. NJ. Ryan sub-deacon, Rev. Is. Nc
Kinnon master of ceremonies. Generallis
celebrated mass in F will be sung by large
chorus, accompanied by string and wind in
struments, under the baton OF Nine. Ellen
Coursen-Roeckel. The solos of the mass will
be between Miss Jennie Johannsen, high
soprano; Miss Grace Merry Mrs Georgie
Stout and Mrs H. Lewis. sopranos;
Miss Nell Couch. alto; Senorita Andrea
'Mojica and Senorita Adcla de Galvez, con-
traItos; Ed Lott and Max Luxemberg, ten0rs; /;
Charles Pechin, barytone; and A. Stockmeyer,
basso; assisted in the choral parts by Mrs.
George Barron, Mrs, Gilbert Whitaker, Mrs. A.
K. Shew and Mile. Elena RoecRel. Novello' S
"Adeste" will be sung by Mrs. II. Lewis at the
introit. Donizettis "Veni Creator" will be
rendered by Charles Pechin before the sermon.
Nine. Coursen-Roeckel will sing Adams
"Noep at the offertory and "Laudate
Dominic" by Handel, with chorus at the exit.
Organist, Joseph Roe excl.
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ST, Brendan's Church.

ST. Brendan's Church, corner of Fremont
and Harrison streets, will celebrate Christmas.
The first mass on Christmas day will begin at
3 O'Clock A. NJ. and will be followed by masses
al $50, 6, 7:30, 8 and 0:30 O'Clock A. NJ
The Adeste Fidelis will be rendered by the
children's choir at the 5 O'Clock mass Mrs. L.
Bumsted presiding at the organ.
At $50 there will be a solemn high mass,
Rev. J. ]. Cannon acting as celebrant, Rev.
NJ. H. Stravens as deacon, Rev. J. f. Nugent as
sub-deacon and James McQuee ney as master
of ceremonies. The sermon will be delivered
by Rev. NJ. H. Stravens of Portland. Or. The
regular choir will sing Stearn's mass In D.
Sopranos, Mrs. L. Bumsted, Misses O'Brien and
thour; tenor, j. shnster: basso' /. Flvnn! mn The
Incarnatus will be rendered by Mrs. L Bum
sted and the Adeste Fideiis by the choir at
elaTge. Organist, Miss Maggie Lennon.
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Church of the Advent.

At the Church of the Advent, Eleventh and
Market streets, the service Christmas day will
be conducted by the rector, the Rev. John A.
Emery, assisted by the Rev. II. B. Monges.
The Right Rev. William Ford Nicbo is, the
bishop of the diocese of California, will be the
preacher.
The musical programme will be as follows:
Professional, "Hark the Herald Angels Sing"
Mendessohn; "venite," J. Turtle; "Gloria Pa
trla," j. Turtle; ''re Deum," Humphreys ; "Ju-
bilate," J. Soaper; professional and intrties
angels From the Realms of Glory H.
smart; "Kyrie," Redhead; "Gloria Tibi," Gar
rett; "Credo:" Redhead; hymn, shout the
Glad Tidings." Avison; offertorium, ',sing, o
Heavens" Touro; presentation. Humphreys
"Sursum Corda," Canridge; 'Sanctus," Red
head; "Benedctus, Redhead; hymn, i'Bread
of theWorld," Hodges; "Agnus Del" Redhead
''Gloria in Excelsis, plain song; "Nunc Dieu," !"
Blow; retrocessional, 'Once in Royal David S
City," Gauntlet
The service of morning prayer will begin at
10 30 promptly, TO be followed by banner pro-
cessional and holy communion at IL O'Clock.
Henry Kirke White Jr., musical director; Geo
r. King, organist.
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First Conversational Church.

The following music will be rendered by the
choir on Sunday, December 27: Morning
Organ prelude; introit, "Harkl the Herald
Angels Sing" (Mendelssohn); anthem, SHOUT
the Glad Tidings" Hawley); quartet, "The
Vigil OF Mary" (Gounod): bass solo, ''The Star
of Peace (Parkerl; offertory, Hymn of the
Nativity" .(H., J. Stewart; solo, Mrs. E; E. Pax
ton: trio for female voices, 'Holy Christmas
Night" Qassen); organ postlude.
Evening-Organ prelude; introit, at Came
Upon the Midnight Clear" (Arthur Sullivan); F;
anthem, "Faint from the Skies" lSchnecker); (;
alto solo, "The Manger Cradle" (Neidlinger); !;
offertory, Rejoice Greatly" from the "Mes-
siah'' (Handel), soprano solo by Mrs. George
bethlehem" (Coombs); organ postlude. The.
choir is composed of the following: Mrs. B.
E. Paxton, sopranos: Mrs. A. E. Story, con-
tralto; J. F. Fleming, basso; Samuel D.
Mayer, organist, tenor and director, assisted
on this occasion by Mrs. George w. Mscfar-
lane of Honolulu Hawaii.
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solemn high mass Sermon will be delivered

solemn high mass Sermon will be delivered
by Rev. Father O'Connor.
The music: Beethoven's mass in c; So
planos-Mrs. p. w. McGlade, Miss Lawlor, Mrs.
Jadacelli and Nine. Waltz; altos-Mrs. H.
Clark, Miss Shannon and Miss B. kelleher;
tenors-T. Barouda, DR.. Ira B. Ladd; bassos-
Messrs. Daniel lSheeriu, Denis Sheerin, j.
Lehaman; otfertorics-"Adeste Fideles' (No-
veilo), "NoeP' (Adem).
The interior of the magnificent edifce will
present most beautiful appearance. The
church has been refurnished with electric fix
lures and the walls are fresh from the dec
orators brush. The whole interior has been
renovated and the architectural features OF
the building will make most striking and
imposing effect. The decorations usual 10 the
Christmastide will be plentiful and will be ar
ranged TO add to the already engaging adorn-
melt of this fine structure.
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ST. I1natIus Church.

Mr.. Clarence Eddy, the American artist vir-
tuoso of Chicago, has been specially secured to
inaugurate the new big pipe-organ, recently
presented to St. Ignatius Church, Hayes and
Franklin streets, on Chris tmas, in which
the Jesui.s are to dedicate this fine four-man-
ual instrument to their religious uses, etc.
Eddy is 10 preside at the morning
high masses at 5 and 1880 O'Clock Christ
mas and also at the Christmas vesper SER
vices a z 80 P. NJ, when tho renowned SOLO
organist of eminence in Europe will render
recital consecrated 10 the festival of sacred
song and take occasion to interpret in his cole
brated mastery method the extensive re-
sources of the acknowledged king OF instru-
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Emmanuel Baptist Church.
Christmas music will be sung December 27

Morning: Anthem. "Hark, What Mean
Those Holy Voices?' (verdD, choir; anthem.
Behold, Bring You Good Tidings" (Goss).
choir; contralto solo, "Holy Night adam,
Mrs. J. NJ. Peel; trio, "Ave Maria" (Merca-
dante), Mrs. Gaiahorn, Mr.. Page. Mrs. Peal:
baryIone solo. Peaceful the World" lowry,
Rev. J. G. Gibson; sermon, "Glory to God"
Rev. J. G. GIBSON.
Evening: Anthem. "Glory IN the Highest
(Danks), choir; anthem, brightest and Best
(Rubinstein), choir; soprano solo, "1he Guild
ing STAR" Mrs. NJ. f. Galahorn; anthem,
peace on Eartn" Newis), choir; bass solo,
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Sacred Heart Church,

The services at this church will open Christ
mas day with high mass at o'clock. Masses
will follow this one hourly until IL O'Clock,
brated. Father William O'Shea will preach
the sermon. Special music has been prepared.
"The Kyrie," "Gloria" and "Credo," from
dictus" and "Agnus Dei," from Weber's mass
in G., will be rendered by the following
singers: Sopranos. Misses Alice Canning, Jose
phine Short. M Byrne and Marie Law; con-
traltos, Miss May MGbie and Mamie brady !;
tenors, Charles Morel and William Nowlen |;
basso, L. A. Larsen. At the offertory Charles
Morel will sing Adams "Noel," assisted by the
choir. The music will be under the direction
OF the organist, Marie Short.
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ST. Paul's Church.

Christmas day services will be held at z 80
A. NJ. and IL A. NJ, according TO the pro-
gramme: Morning, IL o'cIock-Processional,
40; "Venite" (Buck), fiat; "Gloria Patri"
(uozart-stainerl; "Te Deum." festival in E
fat; "Jubilate" in A I'd. Buck); hymn Sc:
introit, hymn SO; "Kyrie" (Mendelssohn); !;
"Gloria Tibi' Paxton; Hymn 81; "Gloria
Patri' (Mozar-StaineD; otfertory, anthem,
"And There Were Shepherds" (Gounod), Ar
thur Foote; "Dox xology"; "Sanctus''; COM
munion hymn 220; "Gloria in Excelsis'
(MozarD; "Recessional 5S," choir and quar-
tet-Miss Mabel Love, Mrs. NJ. Chapelle Hen
ley, II. A. Melvin, ]. Desmond.
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Grace M. E. Church.

The following Christmas music will be rem
dered Sunday, the 27th.inst., at Grace NJ f.
Church, corner Twenty first and Capp streets:
att Came Upon Midnight Clear (Arthur Sui
livau); Watching Ger the Flocks" (Hamer);
tenor solo, "Star of Bethlehem (Stephen
Adams; soprano solo, "Charity" Faure) ;
"Bright tes and Best'' (G. w. Marston); "Glory
to the King (Dr. Herbert); contralto solo,
Watched Herberp; I. K. Witch, organist;
Robert Husband, chorister.
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First Christian Church.

Exercises of the First Christian Church ap-
propriate to Christmas will be held at the
church Thursday evening, December "a
There viii be Christmas tree and music
adhering to this programme: Opening chorus,
'tRing, Ring the Bells'; song, "Faintaine." !"
Alberta Jacobs; song, "Jolly Boys Are We" !;
recitation, Ethel Sturges; song. Snowfall"
Gladys Crossley; fairies song, by six fairies;
guitar duet ID. Mansfield and Weinmette Mar
low; recitation, Edith Hollingsworth; song,
"Ssnta the Fellow; banjo solo, Sadie Cole I;
recitation, by little girl; good. night chorus.
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Grace EniscopaI.

First celebration. holy communion, 8 A. NJ. /;
morning service with second celebration and
sermon by the rector Il A. NJ; organ prelude;
chorus, For Unto Us" (HandeD; professional
"Hark, the Herald Angels Sing; "Te Deum "
festival (Kleln) in fat. "Jubilate' (Rees) in
B fat introit, "Shout the Glad 1idings' !;
offertory, at Came Upon the Midnight Clear
dow; "Sanctus" Taylor in C; post commun-
ion, MY God and Is Thy Table Spread?"
"Gloria in EXcelSis," old chant; ''Nunc
Dimittis"- Blow in minor; occasional, ''All
Hail the Power of Jesus Name" Organist
and director of the choir, William H. Holt.
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Elaborate Preparations to
Celebrate the Great
Festival.
Sacred Music of Eminent Com.
posers to Be Interpreted by
Gifted Artists.
Church Decorations of Surprising
Beautv-Santa Claus to See
the Children.

The story, human and divine, of Christ s
birth will be told in the churches of San
Francisco tomorrow. The music COM
memorative of the event-the greatest
music of the most renowned composers
will be interpreted by gifted artists. a
glance at the following announcements of
Christmas service of song and praise may
be invited:
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Howard-S Street M. E. Church.

Christmas service to be held next Sunday
morning at II o'clock. Organ voluntary,
march of the Magi Kings Dubois; long me-
ter doxology; responsive reading of lesson; an
them, ave Have Seen HIS Star in the East
(SimpeT; prayer; anthem, "BehoId. Bring
You Good Tidings" (Barnby); hymn 1872,
''While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks''
eTtory, Christmas pastorale Tor the organ
Smith; sermon; hymn 100, clark, the Herald
Angels Sing"; gloria; benediction
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First Baptist Church,

At the First Baptist Church, Eddy street, be-
tween Jones and Sacramento, the following
special music will be rendered by the choir at
the Christmas services. to be held Sunday
morning, December 27: Anthem, "Arise,
Shine, for Thy Light Is Come" (BucS); soprano
solo. "Noel"; anthem, "There We're Shep.
herds (VincenD; anthem, "Christnlas An
them (CramurD; anthem. "Jovful Tdings"
Porter. Soprano. Miss Fannie L. Denny
contralto Miss Florence E. Raymond; basso,
C. STAGE Bareford; tenor, DR.. David A. Hodg-
head; organist, HGllet K Mitchell; musical
director, Professor r. Powell Evans.
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West Side Christian church.

Christmas will be observed Sunday, Decem-
Der 27, by the rendition of the following
music: Chorus, "Joy to the World; solo
and chorus, Bethlehem, (Coombs): hymn S5 !;
offertory, male quartet; solo, "While Shep-
herds Watched Their Flocks," (Vogrich); /;
hymn 80.
The decorations will consist of potted palms
smilax, red berries and wreaths.
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Trinity Episcopal Church.

There will be communion service Decem Der
25 at Trinity at 1880 A. M. "Kyrie," "Credo, :"
''sanctus" "Agnus Dei'' and "Gloria in Ex-
celsis" (Stainer) in B fat; offertory, Noel"
(Gounod). Morning service at IL O'Clock. Te
deum' and 'Jubilate'' in B fiat C. J. Stewart);
offertory, selections from HandePs oratorio
1.-THE Messiah" Choir-Mrs. Frank Wratten,
Fortescue, Osgood Putnam and E. L. Atkinson,
assisted by large chorus; organist and
director of the choir, DIR. H. J. Stewart
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Notre Dame Des victoIres-

Christmas day services will be observed at
the Notre Dame Church as follows: The music
for the mass will be Haydn's No. g Be fore
the mass will be sung the 'Adeste Fideles'
For the ofertory "Noel,'' by Adam, will be
sung py Miss +. Garrissere. Sopranos, Miss F.
Garrissere, Mrs. N. Y. Dickey; contraltos, Miss
A. Grozelier, Miss R: Hickey, Miss NJ. Johnson
violin, d. Gilfeather; second violin. It. Il.
Bleck; viola, E, Hoffman; cello, H. Hoffman
organlst, s. Martinez.
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ST. Roses New Church.

At St Roses new church on Brannan street
first mass on Christmas morning will be
celebrated ats O'Clock by the pastor, Rev. u.
Nugent. The music at this mass will be sung
by the juvenile choir of the parish. There
will be mass every hour until IL O'Clock,
which viii be the high mass. The sermon
will be preached by the Rev. Father Gleason.
The music at the mass will be Mozarts
Twelfth rendered by an augmented choir:
AT the offertory t'Laudate Pueri Domlnum, I"
by Zingareli, solo and chorus will be sung:
In addition to the above the "Adeste Fldeles,
by Novello, and "Noel." by Adam, will elso be
will compose the choir: Misses Nugent, Black,
Byrne Koran, Xii garIff, Welsh, Du Fossie
Mesdames Coreu, Treacey, Hanley and Powers
Bassos : Messrs. Lane, Parent, Doherty
Itch.
Mrs. T. J. Moynihan will preside at the
organ for the occasion.
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church OF ST. John the Evangellst.

OfIOI OII Of SNs 1OFNI II'S I-'1'IS SEISts
At the Church of ST. John the Evangelist,
Fifteenth and Valencia streets, the Rev. DR..
Edward B. Spslding, assisted by the Rev. w.
A. NJ. Breck, Rev. E. B. Church and Rev. Mr..
Mead. will conduct the service, which begins
promptly at IL O'Clock Christmas day.
The musical programme will consist OF:
Professional, Ozark, the Herald Angels Sing"
Mendelssohn; introIt, "Ring. Ring ye Bells"
Warren; "Kyrie" Tours; Gloria Tipi,'' Gar
e ye faithfui,S Barieby; % offer:orium, M "sing, 5
Heavens, Tours; presentation, Humphreys;
"sursum eorda," Camidge; "Sanctus," Gou-
nod; "Benedictis," Gounod; hymn, Bread of
the World,' Hodges; "Agnns Dei," Gounod
"Gloria in Excelsis," Tours; ''Nunc Dimittis, y
Blow; professional, "Once in Royal David's
City, Gauntlet. Soloists-T. H. Lomba rd
tenor; D. G. Williams, bass; Master Arthur
Sugden. soprano; Master w. L. Potts, alto
Henry Kirke White Jr., musical director: R.
Fletcher Tilton, organist.
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Church Of ST. Mary the Virgin.

Chris tmas day services will be held at the
Church of ST. Mary the Virgin, corner of Un-
ion and Steiner streets, according to this pro-
gramme: Low mass at 7:30 A. NJ. Solemn
procession, IL A. NJ. The Adeste Fideles will
be sung. High mass, 11:15 A. M, with the
usual Christmas hymns. The scholars of the
Sunday-school viii have their annual gather
ing on Tuesday. December %, at the residence
of Mrs. Frank NJ. Pixiey. t
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United Presbyterian church.

Christmas services at the United Presbyte-
rian Church, corner of Polk street and Golden
Gate avenue, will be rendered according to
the following programme, Sunday, December
II: Organ prelude. "Marche Religieuse (Guil-
Semper; anthem, There Were Shepherds"
wright; postlude, "Halleluiah Chorus" Han
del. Miss s. Alberta Swan, organisl; Miss
Annie Beatore, soprano; Miss Alice Sever
ance. contralto; William ogilvie, tenor; A. W.
Jones, basso.
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Murder in the Arctic.

H. P. Bowen, of the whaling tender Balan,
was before United States Circuit Judge Nc
Kenna yesterday to plead to charge of mur-
der on the high seas. At the time of the
trouble the steamer was in the Arctic Ocean.
Bowen shot one of the seamen named Frank
Jones, lnfiieting wound that quickly proved
fatal. He pleaded not guilty to the charge and
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calvary PFC sbyterlan Church.


The Christmas musical services at Calvary
Presbyterian Church Sunday evening. Decem-
ber 27, will consist chiefly OF selections from
the o-atorio OF "The Messiah" The following
programme has been prepared:
Organ voluntary, Messiah" R. D. Burness;
"Jubilate Deo,' the choir: prayer and Scrip
ture selection, Isaiah Kills; recit and aria,
Every Valley Shall Be Exalted" D. NJ. Law
renee; Scripture, Hagga1 ii6-7. Malachi iit:1
recit THUS Saith the Lord; aria, But Who
May Abide" w. C. Campbell: notices and
offertory collection; address. "The Messiah, u
the pastor; hymn LA, congregation: Scrip,
ture, Isaiah vii:14, Isaiah x:9-11; recit aid
aria, 30 Thou That Tellesi," Miss jeanette
Wilcox; Scripture, Isaiah lx:1-5; recit, For
Behold Darkness Shall Cover the Earth" w. G.
Campbell; Scripture, Luke Ii :8-14, ZachaTiah
TX :9-1O; recit, chorus, Glory to God''; aria
"Rejolce Greatly" Mrs. Priest-Fine; aria, "He
Shall Feed His Flock," Miss Wilcox and Mrs.
Fine; benediction; organ postlude, "Halle
luiah ChOrusn
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PIymouth CONGREGATIONAL Church.

Plymouth Congregational Church, Post
street, near Buchanan, Rev. w. D. Williams,
DID,, pastor. will hold festival services Sum
day, December 81. H. S. Stedman, organist
and conductor, viii be assisted by Mrs Eva
Tenney, Mrs. May Glover, Mrs J. w. Madden.
Miss Isabella Van Pelt, Charles Goetting.
Charles L. Parent Jr. and A. Harold Kayto1.
violinist. There Will be services morning and
evening.
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Memorial Presbyterian Church.

There will be Christmas service Sunday
morning, December 27. The pastor. Rev.
Herbert n. Bevier, will preach, and the choir
render appropriate selections. The Sunday
school will hold Christmas festival Tuesday
evening, December 90 There will be con-
cert exercise entitled "Hail the King" and
the choir Will sing messiah, the King" The
Chautauqua circle will celebrate Christmas
by a unique entertainment on Saturday even
ing, December 26 The church viii be at
tracJiyely decorated.
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Simpson Memorial Church,

The following music win be rendered SUM-
day, December 27, at Simpson Memorial
S6e sing f2 Gantfpe Rne de
3-"Syrian Shepherds, (Otis). 4-'Christ-
mas Shelley. 5-"Beautiful Night"
(SchnedeD,. &. K. Harmsn, organist and
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ST. MARQUIS Churoh.

The festive service will commence on Christ
mas day at 10 80 A. NJ. Special attention has
been given to the musical part of the day, and
those who are able to attend will be treated TO
a rare and beautiful rendition of sacred music,
both vocal and instrumental. The church
choir has been strongly increased to enable 1t
TO properly execute the famous cantata,
"Glory to God on High" by Boraniansky, i'm
perial leader OF orchestra at ST. Petersburg.
Besides all this Boraniansky's composition
has been received among the frs of classical
sacred cantatas on account of its prevailing
orAtorial character. The choir will also render
the Hymn of the Shepherd" from Handers
messiah" J" and splenuid Christmas cantata
in most appropriate words. consisting of
chorus, tercet and solo, specially composed for
this day by the organist or ST. Markus Church
Professor E. Werner. who has devoted a great
deal of time and labor TO MAKE the musical
part OF the soIemnity an undoubted success
The subject of the sermon will be "His
name shall be Wonderful" (text Luxe
ii:1-14), preached by the Rev. L Fuendeling,
pastor OF st. Markus Church.
Besides Professor Werner the organist, the
leading artists OF the choir Will be: Miss
Roedef, soprano; Mrs. Schmidt, contralto !:
W. Hirschmann, tenor; Mr.. Weichart basso !;
A second festival will take piece in this
church on Sunday. the 9th of December
This Will be principally for the benefit of the
little folks, and Will consist of the following
programme: A grand sacred concert given
by the school and Sunday assisted by
the augmented choir. They will sing the
celebrated Christmas cantata by Abt one of
the most popular composers, followed by a
tercet and recitation, German Christmas songs
and deelamations.
At P. NJ. the school will march to the
church in procession, and at 7:15 the Christ
mas celebration viii commence There viii
be a gigantic Christmas tree splerdidlv
adorned and lighted by small electric lights
in place of wax candles. The Sunday-school
pupils have prepared several games and evo-
1uuons, among which the "Star, Cross and
Crown" and "Star and Sunlight" deserve
special mention
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Italian Church of Saints Peter and
Paul.

At the Italian Church of Saints Peter and
Paul, corner of Dupont and Fibert streets. at
; 1890 A. NJ, Christmas, La Hache's mass in
honor OF st. Louis, under the direction of A.
Spadini. organist of the church. will be rem
dered by the following vocalists: Sopranos,
Misses l.. Spadini, J. Lenormand, 1. Spencer,
G. Murphy, d: Lom 6ardl; altos, Mrs. NJ Spa
Boyce; bassos, A. Daniele, J. Semerio.
At the offertory Adams "Noel' will be sung
by Arthur Boyee. At the elevation MiIlard s
AVE Maria" for soprano and barytone will be
rendered by Miss L. Spadini and j. Semerio.
Atthe conclusion OF the mass "Adeste Fideles''
by the full choir.
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solo, ''The Belis'' (Lowry), Rev. ]. g. Gibson !;
sermon, "The Night OF Birth Choir: Mrs. N.
E. Galahorn, Miss Grace Corwin, sopranos; ;
Miss Adah Hurd, Mrs. J. NJ. Peel, contraltos;
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ST. Dominic's Church.

The Christmas services in st. Dominic's
Church, corner Bush and Steiner streets, wiz
begin with solemn high mass at o'clock, at
which sermon will be delivered by Very
Rev. Father Plus Murphy.
Masses every half hour consecutively until
tie last mass, at 1920 o'clock, which will be q