The record-union., 1896-12-24
At St. Paul'S.

There will be services at st. Paul s
Church at 1:30 a. IN. The regular ser
vices at II o'clock will be of more than
usual interest from the fact that a
Christmas mass composed by the rector
will be sung for the first time in Sacra-
mcnto. A chorus choir of a hundred
voices has been making preparations
for this event, and under the efficient
drilling of Rev. Mr.. Mel have prepared
themselves for this their first public
appearance as a choir, capable of rem
dering the most difficult music. The
programme Will be as follows:
1. Organ, Festival March" BeSD,
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Pinkham
.. "Kyrie Eleison' (MieD, soloist,
..............M Mrs. Moynahan
3. Gloria Tlbi.' .......... .cholr
4. "CreGo," soloist, L. Elkus
:. Hymn 40 "Adeste Fidelis), (Adams)
&. Offertory, "Camtique de Noel. ....-.
Z. "Sursum COrda." "................
3. agnes Del" ..................
.. "Sanctus' ............. ......
TO- Communion Largo HandeD,
solost ...............M M. Adler
II. Gloria in Excelsis;" (a) clio
ria" Cb) "Qui Tolls" soloist,
tet; (c) "Quiniam Tu Solus
Sanctus:" I'D Finale. .....
10 ''Offertoire in Minor" Mrs.
Plnkhan
Those composing the choir are as fol-
lows:
Sopranos-Mrs. Moynihan, Miss Will
lis Miss Taylor Mrs. Wilder, Miss
Lewis, Mrs. Henderson, Miss Turton,
Miss Wait, Mrs. Looney, Miss Spauld-
ing, Mrs. Pierce, Miss Groth, Mrs. Bell
house, Miss Neagle, Miss Lynn, Miss
NJ. Taylor, Miss Clayton, Miss Dixon,
Miss NJ Govan, Miss Nield, Miss jack
son. Mrs. Mel, Miss MCGOWAN, Miss
Tufts, Miss Wright, Miss D. Neagle,
Miss Winn, Miss Govan and Mrs. Flye.
Altos-Mrs. Elkus, Mrs. Moeller, Miss
Turner, Miss Lewis, Mrs. Bentley, Miss
Gerrish, Miss Smith, Miss Hanly, Miss
Senf, Miss Frazee, Miss Wheat, Miss
Jones' Miss Shafer, Miss Winn and Mrs.
Rider.
Tenors-Messrs. EllIus, Miel, Pierce,
Podd, Owens, MCGOWAN, Webber, Dun
ster, Coffman, TRULY, Scott and Apple
ton.
Bassos-Messrs. Week Morris, Will
lam Appleton, Roscoe. Arnold, Brown,
Lovdal. Mel, Reynolds, Greene, Apple
ton. Elliott, Bentley, Charles Norris,
Hennah, Shearer, ~Bockrath and Schu-
ler
The orchestra viii be under the direc-
ticn of VI. Adler, and comprises the fol-
lowing tnstrumentalists:
Niolins-M. Adler, Mr.. Heilbron, Mr..
Marvin and Mr.. Carle.
Cellos-AIr Lewis and Miss Lewis.
Clarinets-Mr. Zimmermacher and
Mr.. Sullivan.
Horns-Mr HolbroOk and Mr.. Weizel.
Tuba-Mr Pinkham.
Niola-Mr. Stickney.
Basses-NIr Lothhammer and Charles
Lewis.
Cornets-Mr. Glenn, Mr.. Hart and Mr..
Van Norden.
TromhQne-Mr. Platt.
Tympani-Mr. Adams.
Organist-Afrs Addie T. Pinkham.
Conductor-Rev. Charles L. Miel.
The choir Will be aided by an orches-
ira under the direction of N. Adler.
The ladies in charge Of the altar have
provided new hangings and a rood
screen. and are busy in decorating the
sacred edifice appropriately for this
important festival Of the Christian year
In anticipation Of an unusually large
audience, the following suggestions are
offered: The pcwholders and members
of the congregation are expected to be
IN their peWs by 10:4J, and to enter by
the tower door. At 1915 the main
,15ors will b, thrown open and seats
found as far as possible for the general
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