The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-25

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omen of white Christmas, but wheth-
er or not their promise is kept, the
| christmas or 1896 will be observed with
It's usual depth of feeling and elaborate
ness OF ceremonial in the local churches.
| The Catholic and Episcopal churches,
in accordance with their time honored
| custom, will make special effort to have
the music and decorations in their serv-
ices htting the churchs day of greatest
rejoicing.
ST. ADELBERTS.
The ceremonies at St. Adelbert's Polish
homan Catholic church. at Charles and Gaul-
tier Streets this morning will be espe-
| clally impressive. The musical features of the
programme are exceptionally well chosen and
The following programme will be given at
the 1880 mass: g~@
Farmers Mass in fiat
Bened1ction will be given after mass as is
the custom here on great feasts, during which
! the following will be sung:
! 0 Salutaris-Duet .... Wiegand
Tantum Ergo--Grand chorus ....... .Rossi
Laudate-Grand chorus .................W eis
The programme for Vespers at $3.50 n M
VIII include Conftebor in Grand choruses;
- salutaris, trio, and sTantum Ergo"
Grand chorus
/ Gecllia Matt will render soprano solos; Miss
| Gussle Pakowsh will sing alto solo, while
Messrs. Frank and John Skovozewski and
Joseph Matz will sing tenor solos and Frank
| Rosenthal bass solo.
st. Adelbert's choir is universally regarded
IN musical circles as one of the leading church
cnolrs or the city. 1t embraces twenty five
voices and is under the musical dictatorship
| or Sister Salome, to whose skill and untiring
faooIs Is que the great efficiency Of the choir.
Sister Salome is also organist.
among the other ladies and gentlemen who
! VIII participate in the principal numbers on
1 the programme either in duet Or ofherwisa
are Miss Pauline Sandusky, Miss Josie Miller
/ and Miss Lizzie Packowski sopranos: Misses
cecilia Datka and Miss Lizzie Metel, alto,
ana 1,, Messrs. Joseph Jankowski and Frank
The efforts of the Rev. Father Majer have
neen unceaslng to render the occasion
and the progress thus far made seems fully to
| sustain his expectations.
ST. JAMES A. NJ e.
The services today at St. James A. M.
E. church will be of more than ordinary in
O'Clock, and the musical features are: An
| them by choir 1.-THE King of Glory:' an
them by choir, abide With Me- Evening
al Choir GS 9e Sat organ G anthem BY
Thanks Be to God" Mrs G. LiIlard Mrs
W "; H; Hampton, Mr.. G. Lillard, Mr. o. c.
solo, zone sweetly Solemn Thought" Mrs
William Joyce; duet, Holy Mother Guide His
Footsteps, . Mrs. A. s. Weber. Mrs. W. H.
Hampton; tenor solo, GLORY to Thee, NY
God This Night" Claud Jackson; paper ~(se-
lected), Mrs. S. D. Kemp; solo (geleeteD Miss
Lizzie Kellum; quartette, BE Still and Know
IL. w III.
Hampton, Mr.. G.. Lillard Mr.. o. c. Upter-
grove; solo (selected). Miss Hattie Shep-
herd; duet (seleetedl, Miss Lizzie Kellum,
Mrs. Bradley Walker; anthem by choir Give
Thanks and Be JOYFUL"
CATHEDRAL.
The first service at the cathedral TODAY
will be at O'Clock in the morning It will
be solemn high mass, at which Rev. William
be celebrated by Archbishop Ireland at 1890
The choir of fifty voices, assisted by Danz's
orchestra, will render Hadyn's celebrated six
teenth mass, and Rev. Father Lawler will
preach the sermon at this service In the even
ing there will be solemn Gregorian vespers
The special musical features are: Quartette
Come, Holy Spirit, Miilard; Mrs. Fremont
MISS Pottgeiser; Messrs. Quesnel and Gehan
ocffrertory, ~Gaudeamus. Anton Diabelli
come All fe Faithful" Portuguese hymn.
ST. LUKE's- CATHOLIC.
Solemn high mass will be celebrated at st.
Luke,s this morning at 1890. Father
andrews Will be the celebrant, assisted by
Fathers McNulty, Walsh and Moynehan. The |
latter will deliver the sermon.
One of the main features of the days cele-
Dratlon will be the choir under the direction
OF Charles Fisher, which will render the
grand Italian mass by Gilsini. rendered so
This year the choir will have as soloists and !
guests, Mrs Fred Snyder, of Sioux Falls,
soprano; Mrs DR.. REM, alto; Mr. Walter |
Ryder, Of Boston,, BARITONE assisted by a |
chorus rus OF thirty voices, and Miss Sans souci |
The music includes: s.evenf Creator, solo
Mrs. Snyder; offertory, "Veni, Veni, EN- |
grand chorus. r
MEMORIAL ENGLISH LUTHERAN.
The pastor of this church writes: ''Keep |
Christmas, keep it not simply as HOLIDAY |
keep it as holy day in memory of the King /
whose birth 1t celebrates. Attend services at |
some mousse OF the Lord. If you cannot find !
any other place osgo, there will be services |
at the little brick church on Sixth street AT !
u u a. IN, TO IL M The musical service will in |
cLuae; Responsory, ri While shepherds watched /
their foeks," Best; quartette I'm a manger
rests the King banks; Hymn 14O AS with /
giadness men Of Old solo baritone, schrist-
t tl,aS song eng Adam, D. W. Van Week offer
TroWbrldge. violin obligato by w. A. Rhoden. |
PEOPLES.
Services today at the Peoples church I
VIII be held with a special musical
programme Iaa9gE mn in which the choir will be as
sisted by an additional quartette. DR.. Smith
will preach the sermon
HOLY communion at 10 a. M
Smith will preach ON "a Cbrisfmas 13assaga
TO those who doubt" The following music /
will be rendered.:
Haynes; Let us now go even unto BethIe
hem, A. w. Marehand: Bethlehem Homer
ST PAULS-EPISCOPAL
The services this morning will be holy
communion at o'clock, and at IL O'Clock
Iuli choral with sermon by the rector, Rev
John Wright. The musical programme will
De rendered by the full choir of fifty voices
at the IL oclock service and win include
PROFESSIONAL Hymn 81, 'Harki the Herald"
Mendelssohn; Hymn Sc, Christians Awake"
Wainwright; sole (soprano), "The Birthday Of
a King, Morris jeffrey; offertory anthem
There were Shepherds C. Vincent; recess
sionai hymn so, Angels from the realms of
Glory" Smart
ST. PHILIPS MISSION
Services will be held in St. Philips Episco-
pal mission. 463 Rice street:
celebration of the holy eucharist a. M
celebration of the haly eucharist and ser
mon by the Venerable Archdeacon Appleby, IL
q.
The musical programme will be rendered by
the vested choir, at IL o'clock, Mrs. M. B.
Hartman, organist, and Includes:
Professional Hymn 81 "Harki The Herald
Angels Stng;' hymn before sermon, 81 t'Harkl
what mean those Holy voices" Recessional
hymn TO- Angels from the realms of Glory"
ST. MARY'S-CATHoLdC
Services for today:
Five O'Clock mass.
Adeste Fidelis .....a -. Arranged by Noyello
Quartette and Chorus.
Tenor Solo.
Adore and be still a......... Gounod
Soprano Solo.
ANGELS from Heaven z-.. Chfldren's Carol |
Solemn high mass at 10 30
OHertory-By Miss Baker and choir.
Birthday Of the King" by Miss Coghlan.
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL.
There viii be holy communion and sermon
at Ii a. m. in this church. The feature of the
musical service will be:
Anthem-"SiHg, O, Heavens" ...........To Tours
Hymns Hafki the herald angels sing
20, little town Of Bethlehem''-
lSt Louis