Evening journal., 1896-12-26

lehem,' choir opening address Miss
Jennie Berry; concert exercise, seven
girls, duet, As Pants the Heart, Miss
Viola +. Johnson and Eugene start
recitation, Philip Nansant: solo and
duet. Misses Daisy and Irene Porter;
recitation. Charlotte Hetherton; quar-
tet, selected, Messrs Start. Braddock,
Scott and Mearns recitation Miss
Clara Connell; solo. "Just As / Am"
Mrs Robert Bowman. recitation. Miss
Essie Connell; quartet, Memories of
Galilee." Misses Johnson, WOsten-
holmo. and MessIs Start and Nansant.
recitation, Ira White; singing class Of
girls recitation Miss Estella c. Brown.
star exercise; anthem. 'The Angei s
/ Message" choir. recitation. Miss Jes-
/ sic Hetherton; recitation, Miss Annie
/ Berry. Scripture exercise, Might IS
/ Faigest Gem" (rectation), four girls:
solo. duet and chorus Lizzie and Sam
uel Hamilton and class Of girls recita-
/ ton, three girls, solo and response,
Misses Porter and Weir; recitation,
/ four boys; duet Elsie and Annie
| Diokinson recitation and song, Miss
| Lillian Wilde: singing "All Hail the
Power Of Jesus Name" choir
Special Christmas music will be rem
/ dei "a az Calvary p. d. Church to-mor-
row morning. The Sunday school
! Christmas festival viii be held on Mon
/ day night and Archdeac0n Hall will
make an address.
Bishop Coleman is looking for two
/ little girls who mistoOk him for Santa
Claus and peered inquisitlyely into the
grounds az BiHhOpstead to see where
/ Santa Claus lived.
The Sunday school of Central Pres
bytcrlan Church win celebrate its for
ty-ilrst anniversary tomorrow night,
This program cf exercises has been ar
ranged. Hymn Ring the Merry
Christmas Bells responsive reading
Of Scripture, prayer; annual report OF
the superintendent, primary class ex-
ercises; christmas Chimes recta-
ticn, "The First Christmas" Scrip
turc exercise. TITLES of Christ Mr..
Fenns class. hymn, 20 WOndrous
Night" address, Principal A. H. Ber-
lin; hymn. THE Christmas Song" adj
dress. Rev Thomas A. McCurdy; dis
tribution of reward books.
AZ the Reformed Episcopal Church
cf the Rodeemcr the following musical
program win le followed tomorrow at
the morning and evening services: An
them S. Woodcock. "Vonite Exul-
temus,' Gloria Patri "1'e Deum Lau-
demus. Jackson; "Jubilate DeO." an
them, Geihel; hymn % Bethlehem. '
anon hymn 2G, Regent Square, RI.
Smart.
Tho choir OF st. Pauls NJ r. Church
viii sing a special Christmas cantata
tomorrow nighL
Tomorrow morning, at 1890 o'clock
Rev. l.. w Layfeld. pastor of Epworth
NJ T. Church VIII preach a special
sermon 10 the members of the Order
1f Hcptasophs or Seven Wise Men
The choir Of the church will render a
peeial Christmas musical program to-
morrow night
The women of the Lancaster Avo-
nuc Mission of West Presbyterian
Church held a very enjoyable festival
to-day for the children of the mission
The Sunday school Of St. Patrick's r.
c. Church held its Christmas entertain
mont IN tho basement of the church
Yesterday afternoon. After the rendi-
ton of q musical program Santa Claus
. appeared and gave a box OF candy to
each cne present
Watch night services will be held al
Union NJ. E. Church on Thursday
night. beginning at $50 o'clock. The
revival meetings will be resumed until
10 O'Clock. when the congregation will
be called to silent prayer
-Four wagon loads OF provisions were
. distributed to those in need on Thurs.
day by the Ladies' Aid Society and tho
St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Pat
rick's r. c. Church.
On Thursday night Rev. John ID. C.
! Hanna, pastor of Union NJ =. Church
was the recipient of an oil stove and q
lrcssing case from the members of the
/ young mems Bible class of Union Sun.
day school, which he teaches. The arti.
clcs were presented by Edward Mat.
thews on behalf of the class.
The infant school Of Union NJ. e
Church will hold its annual Christmas
entertainment on Wednesday night
Santa Claus will distribute presents OF
candy TO the school. and each member
will also be given a surprise package
! Rev. John Brooks, of Philadelphia
/ will preach at Calvary Baptist Church
tomorrow. The Christmas entertain.
, ment Of the Sunday school will be held
i on January 13.
/ A choir OF twenty-five voices. undei
, the direction of Thomas Heathcote
and an orchestra of six pieces, will zen.
I der a special Christmas song service al
Cockman NJ. Il. Church tomorrow
night
A Union sunrise prayer meeting and
song service was held ia West Prcsby,
terian Church yesterday morning.
: A great quantity OF provisions were
! donated at the o'clock sunrise prayer
meeting at Union M. q. Churcn yester-
! day morning. and Afterwards distrib-
uted among the poor
S Sunshine Circle of kine Daughters
) which is connected with ST. Paul's
D Methodist Episcopal Church. last even.
: ing gave the most elaborate supper Ia
r the poor which was ever given In this
= city. Over 15O people were fed. The
organization made a canvass of tho
poorer districts and then distributed
tickets 20 tho needy ones for the sup
per Il was given in the barracks OF
the Salvation Army. After tne supper
Medford II. CahOon made a brief adj
.Nn y.