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The San Francisco call., 1897-12-25
STrBRENDANJS
CHURCH

Masses will be cell
ebrated at st. Bren-
dams Church every
hour from $50 until
1890. The solemn
high mass will be
sung by Rev. James
J. Cannon. The
choir Will render the
following musi C a l
selections:
Mass, Giorza's
Fifth. SolOists: Mrs.
Bumsted. Mrs. L.
Flynn, Misses Lane.
Ella Walthour and
Annie Shuster; So
pranos, Mrs. Bum
Sted. Mrs. l.. Flynn;
cOntraltos. Misses
Lamb, Ella Walth-
our, Katie Hughes;
tenOrS, Messrs. J.
Denehy and J. Shus-
ter; basSO, Mr.. Luke
+ | Y n n; OrganiSt,
Miss NJ. Lennon.
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL

The First Congregational Church Of
fers the following excellent programme
for this mornings and evenings serv-
ices: Organ prelude; carol ''Hosanna's''
(BartletD; invocation; doxology, Praise
God From Whom All Blessings Flow !;
anthem, Christians Awake, Salute the
Happy Morn (Warren) choir, 'Sleep,
Holy Babe (Knox); bass solo, The
Guiding Star" (MarZO); hymn 274, Joy
to the World, the Lord Is Come con-
gregation; offertory, 'NoeP' (Adam) |;
prayer; hymn 754, "Oh, Let Your Ming
ling Voices Raise" congregation; bene-
diction; organ postlude; organ prelude;
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COMPANY 0 SINGS
AT ST, MARY'S COLLEGE

There will be some exceptionally hne
music this morning at the o'clock mass
in old ST. Mary's College. Company Q,
L. c. c., will attend in full uniform and
receive holy communion. Miss Fanny
EccIes will preside at the organ and dl5
rect the choir. which will be composed
of the following young ladies; So
pranos-Miss n. Thompson, Miss Josie
Cereghino, Miss L. Skehan, Miss NJ.
Kowalkuski, Miss Mae Sutton; con-
traltos-Miss NJ. Skehan, Miss NJ. Risso,
Miss NJ. O'FarrelI During the service
a solo will be sung by Miss n. Thomp-
son and trio by Miss ]. Cereghino'
Miss Y. Thomson and Miss NJ: Skehan.
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GOOD PROGRAMME AT
SACRED HEART CHURCH

High mass will be celebrated in Sa-
cred Heart Church at o'clock this
morning Millard's Mass in will be
sung by the following choir: Soprano,
Miss Lottie Crawford; alto, Miss May
Mabie; tenor, Charles Morel; basso, r.
L. Woodward.
The Adeste Ffdelis will be sung at the
offertory by Miss Lottie Crawford.
At the solemn high mass at II
O'Clock Grand Italian Mass No. 1, by
Rossini, Bellini and Donizetti win be
bv Mrs. L. K Walsh, Miss May Ma
bic. Charles Morel and r. L. Woodward
assisted by Miss Josephine Short, Miss
Kate Mccormick, Miss A. Cullen, Messrs.
Harry Dianan and William Nowlan. Or
eanist and director, Miss Marie Short.
Mrs Walsh viii sing Adams Noel
Immediately after mass the benedic-
ton Of the blessed sacrament will be
given This will conclude the services
Of the day.
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A LARGE CHOIR AT
SITS. PETER AND PAUL,

At the Italian church Of SITS. Peter and
Paul, corner of Dupont and Filbert
streets, solemn high mass will be cele-
brated at 10:30 A. NJ.
Paolo Giorza's first mass solemn COM
plete will he sung by the following vo-
calists: Sopranos-Marguerite Coleman
Lydia Spadina, Mary Walsh, Beatrice
Gleason, Josie Lenormand; altos-Mrs
Spadina, Julie Thornton, Angie Spadina;
tenors-Dr. Guido Caglieri, a Boyce, G.
Olivia; bassOs-C. Zapelli, A. Daniell, u
Semern: soioists of the mass-Mrs. Spa
dina NJ. Coleman, l.. Spadina, Dr. Gag
lieri, A Boyce. c. ZapeIli. At the CON
clusion of the mass "Adeste Fidelis," by
full choir. The music will be under the
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GOOD MUSIC
ST. MARYS

The masses to-day
at st. Mary's paul
ists) Church. Cali
fornia street, will be
as follows: High
mass will be sung at
A. NJ. Low masses
will be sail at every
hour until 10 A. NJ.
Solemn high mass
Will be sung at Il
a. M. and at which
a special musical
programme will be
rendered under the
able direction of Miss
Marie Giorgiani, the
organiSt. The choir
Will be composed Of
the following ladies
and gentlemen: So
pranOS-MrS. Clara
MCGOWAN Nunan,
Mrs. Madison, Mis-
ses Tillie Pauba,
Kathleen Duffy Ma
ME Norton and Eli
Zabeth Devine.
Contraltos- Nine.
a. CoSati, Mrs. K.
NJ. Steinmann and
Misses Helen Ford
and Ellen DAILY.
TenOrs - Messrs.
William Derham, b.
Sieberlech an d
James Schumann.
BaSsOS - Messrs.
William Derham, b.
O'Brlen and d. &.
Sheerin.
OffertOry piece
Violin and cello,
MeSsrs Eugene z.
SchmitZ and Louis
Won der Mehden.
The sermon at II
o'clock Will be
preached by the
r e V. Walter +.
Hopper, c. s. P. of
New York City, and
who has just ar
rived from the East
to join in the work
of the Paulist faith
ers in this city.
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This year in the local churches have
been prepared programmes of more
than ordinary attractiveness. They
are such as appeal to every lover of
sacred melody as well as to all who
from a sense of reverence choose to
observe the day as a season of praise.
There may be heard the compositions
of the old masters, compositions now
wrought into the universal scheme Of
worship. There will be a wide range
for choice, for from the Cathedral to
the humble edifice where a few gather
together music is to be the ruling fea-
ture of the day. a glance at the lists
printed below will show what may be
heard at the various churches.
There could be no time more fitting
than the anniversary of Christmas for
expression of the lofty emotions which
find in melody their perfect medium.
For since the angels sang beneath the
light Of Bethlehem's mystic star, her
aiding the birth of the Son Of Man, it
has been an inspiration. The benign
influence of music is proverbial In
the sounding note of the organ there
is a prayer, and many drawn to SER
vice to-day to hear an anthem, will
discern in the sonorous accompaniment
a sermon mere words could not frame.
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GOOD MUSIC CALVARY.

The music at Calvary Presbyterian
will consist of musical selections by the
choir, with an anthem by P. A. Schucker
entitled, From the Eastern Noun
tains,'' and a new Christmas anthem by
Blumenschein, with solos for soprano
and bass, entitled 1.-THE Vigil of the
Shepherds The evening service will be
a service of song, comprising Christmas
hymns, anthems and solos by members
of the choir. Mrs. Priest-Fine, the So
mas Norm" by Dressler; Mrs. Sedgley-
Reynolds, the alto, will sing "One Quiet
Night" by Vandewater; d. NJ Law
renee tenor, will sing Noel" by Adam.
The choir is under the direction of W.
c. Campbell, the well-known basso.
Robert D. Burness, organist.
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w Praise Lnuv, GUu ,AO>--.l,
"Jubilate'' (GarretD; PROFESSIONAL
.'Hark, the Herald Angels Sing Men
delsSohm; 'Introit,@ Graded All
STe9yo f6I4s3 fG9n9 ivn k{T9 g69ut tGe GrogEDd sd
"Hallelujah Chorus from the Mes
Things Come of Thee Humphrey;
''Sursum Corda" (Camidge); "Sanctus''
from the ''Messe Solennelle' (GounoO:
''Benedictus,' Blessed Is He That
Cometh (Tours); hymn, Bread of the
World (Hodgesl; "Agnus Dei' from
the ''Messe SolenneIle'' (Gounod);
Gloria in Excelsis' (Tours); ''Nunc
Dimittis" blow; retroeessional, "Once
in Royal David's City, (Gaunt-
letD. SOlOists: F. II. Lombard, tenor;
sopranos-Masters George Ireland, Her.
bert Leathe, Melvin Williams and AL
bert Haynes: crucifers-Lamar McKin-
ley, Leo Hasten: banner bearers-Archie
Jones, Robert Wright, Alfred Williams,
Louis Stellar; George R. King, organist;
Henry Kirk White Jr:, choirmaster and
musical director
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ST, DOMINIC'S
COON PROGRAMME.
he Chris t m a S

he q h r is t m a S
music to-day at st.
DOminic's Church
promises to be of
unusual interest.
Masses will be cele-
brated at 3 a. m.
and 10:30 a. m. The
following pro-
gramme will be rem
dered: Mass in G by
Edwardo NJ 20;
offertory, " Adeste
Fidelis" (Novello).
" n o e |" (Adam).
Quartet-Mrs. Peter
g. McGlade, So
prano; Mrs. Clarke,
alto; Mrs. Boronda,
tenor; w. Cutrell,
bass. ChOruS-SO-
pranoS: Miss lin
nan, Miss Sicklan,
Miss Duffy, Miss
Rosenberg, NJ T S .
Brown, Mrs. Madge
Dwourgk; tenors--
William NJ o or e g,
James Morse; bass
Harry G. Closson,
H. 3. Tobey; alto
Mrs. Trentiss; NJ.
Merigan, organist.
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EXCELLENT MUSIC
AT ST. IGNATIUS.

At the Christmas celebration at st. Ig-
natius Church a solemn high mass will
be celebrated at o'clock a. NJ. Celeb
rant, Very Rev. John P. Frieden, S. j.;
deacon, p. G. Butler, S. J.; subdeacon,
will be as follows: 'Kyrie'' and Clio
ria Fauconniers Noel "Credo," Gou-
nod: "Sanctus," "Benedictus,' ''Agnus
Der (Fauconnier); communion piece,
'Adeste Fidelis." At the solemn high
mass at 1890 o'clock Rev. George Burk-
ard, S. j., will be celebrant, Rev. Vincent
Testa, S. J., deacon. Charles G. Carroll.
S. j.. subdeacon. The music will be as
follows: ''Kyrie,' Gloria "Credo'' by
Coccia; offertory piece, "Tui Stunt Coeli''
nus Dei' Cby GounoG).
Evening service. Gregorian vespers:
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ST. STEPHENS
PROGRAMME

At st. Stephens
Episcopal Church,
Rev. E. J. Lion, rec
tor, there will be
special Christ m a s
music. The quartet
Miss Edith Wads-
W o or t h, soprano;
Miss Phila Pettis,
contralto: Z. E. NJ.
HILBERT, tenor Geo.
r. Bird, ba s-aS-
sisted by Miss Ellen
NJ. Marks of the
Trinity choir, Chas.
De Long and a
chorus of twelve
voices, under the di-
rection of Roscoe
Warren Lucy, or
ganist and choir
master, will render
the following music:
Opening a n t h e m,
IS n ut the Glad
Tidin g s." ]. H.
Brewer; "Venite, "
in A-flat, Barnby;
TIE Deum," (Festi-
vaD, P. A. Schneck-
er; "Jubilate," in D,
a. Giebel; anthem,
&C o m e Near, Ye
Nations" NJ. Wat
on; off ert or Y,
Chimes of Christ
m a s NJ or n o..
Dressler), Miss Ell
len NJ. Marks. The
church is very elab-
orately decorated in
ev II s T e ems and
holly.
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SPECIAL MUSIC AT
ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL

The music at St. Mary's Cathedral at
the 1880 a. NJ. service will consist o1
'.Kyrie." Gloria" "Credo" ana AgnuS
Dei'' from Haydns Sixteenth Mass
"Sanctus'' and 'Benedictus' from
STsdns+e will be sung Adams Noel
Ctenor a. soloj by Alloys Werner; Offertory,
Novello's arrangement of the 'Adeste
Ffdelis." Soloists: Sopranos = ,+dG mss
Miss Julia Sullivan, Miss Ella McC!oS-
key; fenors-AlOys Werner, Alfred hel-
Ieher; bassos-S. J. Sandy, P Van DER r
chorns Of twenty voices Alfred kelle-
her. director; R. J. Harrison, organist.
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A HAYDN MASS
AT ST. JOSEPH'S

Howard streets.
At the 5 O'Clock mass the following
programme will be rendered by a select
choir; Kyrie and Gloria, by Mercadante
and General; credo, from Haydn S
First Mass; Sanctus and Agnus
by Weber, and at the offertory Christ
mas anthem, "Hac nocte est; trio and
chorus by Cagliero, and Adeste Fidelis.
At 1890 there will be solemn high
mass. The Kyrie, Gloria and Credo, from
Alary's Grand Mass; Sanctus and Agnus
from Haydns First Mass in fiat.
At the offertory, 'En sacra noX." trio
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be by the Young Mems Choral. 1t will be
exceptionally fine, as also the music at
masses following, which will be rendered
by the st. Cecilians of st. Charles school,
a special feature being the accompani-
ment of violin by a youthful member OF
the society. AT the solemn high mass
Rev P ]. Cummins will be celebrant,
Rev w. c.. O'Mahoney deacon, d. o.
Crowley sub-deacon. The sermon will be
delivered by the Rev. w. G. O'Mahoney.
Millard's mass in B, with orchestral ac-
compartment, will be rendered by an
augmented choir.
Sopranos-Misses Daisy V. Keane,
Mary Stevens, Tessie NJ. O'Connor,
Iaura Harrigan: altos-Misses TesSa
Kelly Mae Keane, Mary Butler; tenors-
Sig. Roberto Stantini, DR.. J. L. Richards;
basscs-Messrs. S. J. DAILY, t. Macauley,
n. ]. Plancich, II. Sommers; first violin,
Miss Caroline Knox; cello, r. Howell.
Mass will be followed by benediction of
the most blessed sacrament, at which
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.ST, BRIGID'S PROGRAMME,

A solemn high mass will be celebrated
at II o'clock at St. Brigid's Church,
corner of Van Ness avenue and Broad
way, to-day. An augmented choir and
orchestra under the direction Of Nine
Ellen Coursen- -Roeckel will render the
following compositions: "Adeste FL
delis'' CNoveIo] Mrs. H. Lewis and
chorus Mozarts Twelfth Mass, solo
ists-A1iss Grace Sherry, soprano; Nile.
Andrea Mojica and Miss Nell Couch.
contraltos; Ed Lott, tenor; c. Pechin'
basso. Nine. COursen-Roeckel Will rem
der Adams Noel" at the Offertory and
the soprano solo of Handeps "Laudate'
at the exit. Josenh Roeckel. organIst:
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NEUSTRA SONORA
DE GUADALUPE,

The services at the Spanish Church OF
Nuestra Sonora de Guadalupe will begin
at a. NJ. and will continue every hour
until 9 o'clock. At 1O:3O there will be
a solemn high mass. GounOd's ''Messe
Solennelle" will be sung, and at the offer
tory a ''Vilancico,'' by S. Arillaga, and
also Novellos "Adeste Fidelis." The fol-
lowing are the singers: Sopranos-Misses
A. Acosta, A. Echeverria, A. Perez, ].
Perez and A. Buckley; altos-Mrs. L.
Stefani, Mrs. S. Arrillaga, Misses N.
O'Rourke, II. Andrade, T. Cabazos; ten
ors-Dr. F. Bonino, f. LoaiZa and E.
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SPECIAL PROGRAMME
HOLY CROSS

The programme for the Christmas
service at Holy Cross Church will be as
follows: At o'clock A. NJ. Gauss
Second Mass" will be rendered by the
choir; offertory, Noel" by J. Fogarty;
'Adeste Fidelis,' soprano solo, Miss
Gertrude Frost. At the solemn high
mass at IL A. NJ. the Military Mass
(Gauss) will be rendered by the choir.
Sopranos-Miss Gertrude Frost, Nine.
Plarkard; tenors-F. Waco, Mr.. Johnson;
altos-Mrs. L. Sutton, Miss Spencer;
bassos-J. Fogarty, Mr.. Solman. Offer
tory. Noel" Mrs. Richards; .Adeste FL
delis," Miss Gertrude Frost. Musical di-
rector, II. Brown.
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THE CHURCH OF
THE ADVENT.

The services at the Church Of the Ad-
vent, Eleventh street, near Market, to-
day begin promptly at 10:30 o'clock The
music will be under the personal direc-
ton of Henry Kirk White Jr., and will
be rendered by the full vested choir of
fifty men and boys. George r. King will
preside at the organ. The following
musical programme will be rendered: !:
90 Come, Let Us Sing" (Crotch) !;
''Gloria Patri' (Gladstone); '"Te Deum,'
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choir, 'It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear CWarren); Invocation; congrega-
tion, tune, "Hendon":
Songs of praise the angels sang,
Heaven with hallelujahs rang,
When Jehovah's work begun,
When he spake, and it was done.
Songs of praise awoke the morn,
When the Prince of Peace was born;
Songs of praise arose when he,
Captive led captivity.
Heaven and earth must pass away
Songs of praise shall crown that day:
God will make new heavens and earth;
Songs of praise shall hail their birth.
And shall man alone be dumb,
Till that glorious kingdom come?
No; the church delights to raise
Psalms and hymns and songs of praise.
Scripture lesson; choir, ''Hark! What
Means Those Holy Voices" lGounod) ;
prayer; contralto solo, 80 Thou That
Tellest Good Tidings to Zion (HandeD
congregation, tune, "Greenville."
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OUR LADY OF
VICTORIES

At the French
church of Our Lady
Of Victories on Bush
street the following
programme will be
rendered. Morning
Low masses from 5
TO 9 o'clock; high
mass at IL o'clock.
Rev. A. A. Loude, S.
NJ, will preach.
Rev. J. Guibert, S.
M, will ofhciate. (a)
Before mass: Pas
torale for organ
(CorelliD: Adeste FL
delis (NovellO). Dur
ing mass: Kyrie and
Gloria in Pastorale
(written for the roy
al chapel Of Naples
in 1749, unpublish-
ed), Paisiello; Gre
do, Sanctus, Bene-
dictus and Agnus
Del Cwritten for the
royal chapter of
Paris in 1911. un-
published), CCheru-
bind; offertory, Noel
"a d a M. A f [ er
m a 6 s: Christmas
NJ o t t e t Is amt
SaenS).
II -
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GOOD MUSIC
ST. PAUL'S

The following or
der of services will
be observed at st.
Paul's church, Cali
fornia street, be-
tween Fillmore and
Steiner; rector. Rev.
W. Maxwell Reilly:
II y communion,
1880 a. m; morning
service and sermon,
IL a. M; "Venite, Z"
Brache; Gloria Pa
tria," Stainer = Mo
Zart; tie Deum, Z"
Buck (in Z fat (;
"Jubilate," II. j.
Stewart, in B fiat;
"Kyrie," T ur 5
"Gl orr q Patria,
Stewart; offertory
Noel" Adam; ten
or solo and chorus (;
"Sanctus," Tours (;
IN unc DimittiS,
Ruck. Vested quar-
[ et and chorus
choir: organist, w.
]. Warburton. The
church will be elab-
orately decorated by
the cnancel chapter.
The choir will be
made up as follows
Choirmaster, David
w. Loring; sopranos
Miss L. Merrihew
Miss Grace Sabin,
Miss Emma Medau,
Miss f. Bridgeman,
Miss Estelle Miller.
NJ ! s s r Ii zabeth
Leavitt, Miss Mac
donald, Miss Franc
Owen, Miss NJ. Z.
RrawPr Miss Susan
Osborn, Miss Gussie
Speake, Miss Maud
Purdy, Miss Grace
Wasson, Miss Grace
Nutting; altos-Mrs
f. S. Basford, Miss
NJ. H. Smith, Mis-:
Florence B o S ton
Miss Mabel Philips
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Miss Ada Dorsey; tenors-Frank Mitch-
ell, w. Falconer, Oscar HOyt, f. s. Pur-
dy, w. S. Allen; bassos-H. A. Melvin,
VIII Craft. E. A. Victors Fame Sewell;
boys-Willie Euler. Harry Euler, Henry
S. Crockett, Richard Smith.
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T a. m, sermon by the
assistants, Revs. n. b.
! Monges and K. Mi
| kanni.
a. m, Military
Mass; p. m, benedic-
dictiOn.
I a m, gospel of the
day; solemn high mass.
! p. m, benediction,
| "Tantum Ergo"
a. m, sermon by
Father ]. ]. Cannon;
p. m, benediction.
a. m, gospel of the
day; p. m, benedic.
ton.
J a. m, serm ION by
J Father O'Mahoney.
T a. m, serm on b
Father O'Connor; p.
m, sermon by Father
| Jones.
T a. M, ser mon by
| Father Finnigan; p. m,
< S erm on by Father
Woods; Gregorian Yes
| pers.
a. m, Nativity -;
benediction after the
(last mass.
{ a. m, serm ION by
Father Heslin, Christ
Gin Bethlehem"
{ a. m, erm on by
I Father DOran.
a. M, mon by
Father w. E. Hopper
(of New York.
( a. m, sermon on the
gospel; papal benedic-
( ton by the Archbishop.
p. m, benediction and
vesperS.
{ a. m, Christmas SER
mon by Father Mac
tDOnald.
a. m, anniversary Of
the opening of the edi-
tice.
{ a. m. Gods Christ
mas Gift; p. m. Gods
CWay."
a. m, Gods Great
est Gift to Man; pm,
THE Christ Has Per-
sonality and Power.
T a. m, THE Star OF
Bethlehem; p. m,
"T h c Mis- sion of
| Christ.
am, sunrise prayer
meeting of the Chris
{ tian Endeavorers.
( a. m. "The Peculiar
ity and Potency of the
Birth of Jesus: D. m,
! Modern Idolatry, Re
hglouS SectarianiSm
| and Doctrinarianism."
( a. M, 1.-The Christ
mas; p. m. 1.-The Lit
J tie Town Of Bethle-
| hem"
{ a. m, Holy Commu-
Mon; p. m, song serv-
tice.
{ a. m, high celebra-
ton of the Holy Eu-
tcharist.
{ a. m, Holy Commu-
n on; p. m, 'T e
( a. m, 1.-The Blessed
Vision of the Savior;
p. M, THE Wise Mems
Gift to the New Born
| King"
{ 9 a. m, I'm the Fields
of Bethlehem; IL am,
Star of Bethlehem"
{ a. m, Love, Life
and Light in Chris
ttianity."
: $50 p. m, prayer
meeting.
{ a, m, "The Splendors
OF the Christmas Festi-
Cval."
}c5iild'm Ri NJ THE Christ
a. m, How Firm a
Foundation; p. m.
5l;. rG5l9;rg to God on
{ a. m, 1.-The Angels
Song; p. m, Christ
! I'm: a; m. IAN Hail I'll; the
Alng p. m, 1.-THE
} Birthday of a King"
d p. m. opening of Post
{ p. m. services at
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for two sopranos and tenor. by ReIlinl: Bel e.
At benediction will be sung - oSI :,
Iutaris," by Generali; "Tantum Ergo
by LIercadante, and Adeste Ffdelis; O,
The choir will consist of the toLloW%Ilins %Iils
wel-known singers: SopranoITmM1Ss: aI1 IeN1I9:
aItosNNrs. Helen Kelly. Mrs. T. Gibson
aIuiSi and Miss i e. Voiton; tenors-D. Gifeaath-
er. D. NJ. Lawrence and T. Brady; oaH-
sos-Frank Scollins, A L. Larsen I'D
Murphy and c. McBsne Orgahlst ailN
directnr. 2. ]. O'Sulliran.
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1S} nd Rev. }. A. Emery
en- en- Father J. F. McGinty
IS Father Loude
Father Guibert
re- re Rev. ]. F. Nugent
Tss Father CottIe
'm' Father Cummings.
ish Sa' Dominican Fathers
yes Jesuit Fathers
'SRi} and Father Lynch
cry ss' Father carraher.
Rev. p. Seaman
6a: iSa: paull.t Fathers
fa5 'nd Father FsfRsF RR,nSap RaSS%
P1n. Rn. Father Casey.
an Father B. F. Nugent.
rag Rev. F. Ford
st" s'' Rev. VIM Gardner
,;5: ,s5: Rev. W. H raDD
ma maj G. c. Adams, DID.
s&: ;ss: Rev. P coomNe
''''' ''s' Rev " Z kip
.Ss! vet Rev. W. H. Morslana
/ .foh n Rev. W. W. Bolton
55iHHi; : Rev. W. M. Reilley
lcK- }Rev. o. C. Miles.
Ith-)
ary, Rev. E. NeIander
'ie' Rev. J. FuendcIing.
iiFd 5fRi Rev. J. A. B. Wilson
's'h iSa; Rev. cnas- rdw. Loe,
we'll veil Rev. DR.. J. Hsmphlll
and and Rev. R. rarrand
Sfsdi} SsHd Rev. H. N. pevrer
49, l Rev. A. NJ. Carson
ns Is. 5 DID.
ana and} Capt. Nichols a
wife.
Captain Wood
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"Magnificat," Cagliero; Nazareth" Gou-
nod; motette, "Tui Stunt Coeli,' Coltelli;
"Tantum Fideles."
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THEMES AT THE CHURCHES.

Church of the ADD
vent, Eleventh and
Market SITS. }
Holy Cross Church,
Eddy and Scott stS.
Notre Dame des Yic-)
torres. Bush, NnearS
Dupont. }
ST Brendan's, Ere.
mont and Harrison.
St. Brigid's, Van Ness
ave. and Broadway.
ST. Charles, Folsom,
near Eighteenth.
ST. Dominic's Church. }
Steiner and Bush
streets.
St. Ignatius, Hayes
and Van Ness.
St. James Church.
Twenty third and
Guerrero SITS.
ST. Francis. Vallejo St,
and Montgomery,
ave.
ST. JOseph's, Tenth
and Howard SITS.
ST. Marys Church.
California and Du-,
pOnt SITS.
St. MaryS Cathedral, !
Van Ness ave. and,
O'Earrell.
ST. Peters, Alabama,
n ear Twenty-fourth.
? ST. Roses, Drannan,
near Fourth.
First Christian,
Twelfth, nr. Howard.
= West Side Christian
Church, Bush St,
near DeViSadero.
= Bethlehem Congrega-
tional Church, Yer
mont ST., nr. Twenty
fourth.
= First Congregational,
Church, Post and,
Mason streets.
Richmond Congrega.
tional Church, Sew
enth ave. and Glenn
ent ST.
, Good Samaritan Mis-.
sion, Second, near
Folsom.
ST. Luke's, Clay street,
and Van Ness ave,
nue..
ST. Mary the Virgins,
, Steiner and Union
SITS.
, ST. PauIs Church, Cal :
ifornia ST, nr. Fill
more.
Church of the Holy
Spirit, 2127 Jack.
son.
. First English Luth.
, cram Church, GeaTy,
, near Cough.
ST. Markus, O'Farre1l
and Franklin.
Howard NJ. f. Church,
Howard st bet. Third
and Fourth.
1 Central VI. f. Church.
Mission, bet. Sixth
and Seventh.
Calvary Presbyterian
Church, cor Powell
: and Geary SITS
Howard Presbyterian
) Church, Oak and
, Baker SITS.
Memorial preSbyte-
: rian. Eighteenth and
Latona aVeS.
Trinity Presbyterian
Church, cor. Twenty
third and Capp sts.
Volunteers of Amer.
lea, California and
= keaTny.
Salvation Army, 72i
Mission ST.
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ton of the Blessed Sacrament at 1880.
Rev. l.. Dubois, S. NJ, will officiate. So
loists: Miss A. Corcoran, soprano; Miss
K. Hikey, contralto; Mr.. A Tissot, ten
or; Mr.. ]. McAuliffe, bass. Organist, Mr..
S. Martinez.
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ROSsi'S "Tantum
Ergo" and ROsSini's
30 SalutariS" will
be sung. Professor
Lane VIII preside at
the organ.
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direction of A. spadina, organist Of th'
church
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GOOD SINGING AT
ST. CHARLES,

At the o'clock mass the singing will
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CaIamme; bassos-H. Bassford, ]. Red
riguez, w. c. Stadfelt.