Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-27
The Services Held at Other WASH
ington Churches Yesterday.
TIL Z T EMES DISCUSS z d

1 L.
Assistant. Rev. DIR. Thomas s. Lee of St.
Matthews; deacon of honor, Rev. Dr. Du-
| mont of the Catholic University ard Rev
| Dr.. J. Ravens Richards of Georgetown
| University; deacon of the mass, Rev. Eu-
| &c lie Hannah of st. Paul'S; subdeacon Rev
| DIR. kergh of the Catholic University; as
sistant priest to the cardinal Rev. DR.. Gil
| lespie of st. Aloysius: deacons of honor to
the cardinal Revs. Welch of Georgetown
and ODonoShue Of st. Peters.
| The music which was under the direction
| of Mr.. w. p. Hughes, with Mrs Mary Gill
| len organist consisted OF "kyrie and
| Gloria" Gounod "Veni Sancti Spiritus,"
| Frey; "CredO.'' Gounod; offcrtory, Car
| tique de Noel" Adams: 'Sanctus Benedic-
| tus and Agnus Del Gounod
The choir which Was aided by full or-
chestra. was composed of the Misses Nc
Dermott, Power, Hunt and Mackcn, Mrs.
Sai,e Mrs Allen. Mrs; Farrell, Mrs.
Sta1iey, Mrs. Mullett and Mrs. Bennett;
| altos. the Misses Govans Gillen and Trod-
den, Mrs. DesseZ. Mrs. ODonoghue and
Master Patrick Griffen; tenors, Messrs.
Muihdii, Etherington. Allen, Suder and
y Bllen; bassoS, MeSSrs. Bdstable, Reid,
Donnelly. Grant, Trainor. r. Abbott w E.
Abbott. Cannon, Gross and Devereaux.
The sermon was by Rev. DR.. William
OHrien Pardow. 81, of St. Aloysius, who
spoke the life and character of St
Stephen. DR.. Pardow referred to his deyo-
| ton and fortitude in the presence of death
End said that as Christmas and the feast
W., 80, ,,o S,' pitn VIZ marry connected, IT
! together. He instanced St. Stephen. who
| - " - ma 'Ai' ''' d MOST worthy eX-
| f,nInr "a III , i'tlIH Vi ne present uay 10
! take him as their patron
Bishop Earl transton preached yesterday
no. illiis at 1i''i opolllan NJ r. thurch from
-, II anu ''od saw everything
80 ,l,i anu peiI@id II was very
-, t,,a , 80, I'v e'iiis ana the morning
~, Wv St\s' "'S
az % vi the sermon. yesterday morn
Iil', ~ NJ III. e'leei!.' pastor OF calvary
~, iII Y Ia M%9i tNli ms name siail
c. W ''''' i"i ooui'seii"i' me W shl!
pisbor, c.+.o,,ol, ,1o,;,.., .,.
hiS"'p ""'teiiee deiN eFtu discourse
$500 f.pii.l.ls at 81, Ih3mas +. T.;
81 ~ T. o., az 80 m"s' Alic,' TO- 'ile anger
VI m 1le i1oiu '''int upon them
f t"I ~ ,, pi .ng uiseTuIse ldst evening
W. -. - H.PpeiI ~ iohio. Japan. VINO
pIvaeLeu a. ''.e rttothtn street M. T..
I iiCi 81, w. ~ 'H"t time they were
Bv ren,nst Of many. of b,s nori.bionors
d. iDIu'St vi man! ol MS parlshlohers'
- ~ W f. aISoli; pastor OF me
49,, H. 'iie lol iiSt evening
III me- SCI ioii oh feace by tH'er-
I 80, ~ III I n..oi..
nrsmop iiIrs' preached christmas ser
nun NON estelaaS tliorhins at 81 fau NJ Il.
ohurcn ana IN the evening the pastor, Rev.
Stowel L. Bryant, delivered his final adj
suciect nrliS iona nan towards.
:, a Li'.ie 'ape-a 1'eNoiutlon' was the
meme STiecttd ny rev; Leslie Moore, pastor
VI 'i,e ol our ather' ior MS morn
ii4S u7eDui ~ Sv3'ei uaS'
Ise'. r.. -: ias 0!, pastor OF the Nlnth
street CHRISTIAN church preached yester-
gay morning on Manager Messages, and
III ,1 1lie eSciiihs On NO room IN the Inn.
me nloi iiliis aiii evening SUBJECTS yester-
usE oi the sermon Oh iSeN. Df. MUIR, pastor
.. at'iet Ddprst Shurcil' Was Chiid
i'ol ,i "ld son LlVch ana Inc enid
Jesus, respectively
KEY Dr: Alexander Kent, pastor of the
ieopie tHufch' SPOKE yesterday morning
tb sun 'i ~ 'ndt Woutd De changed Tor
the better IL the spirit of Christmas were
carried INTO all our activities and through
al tLe eur
Inc MEME OF last evenings discourse, by
rev 4. ifeZ SVEN. pastor OF Second Bap-
tIst EnuIch. Was: Disguised as Tramp
ne lleu 10 friShten FRIEND.
i1eV. " w. H. Strlchlen, pastor of Ham
liiie VI r. ohufch' selected as ms subjects
i tol ms seLll l Oi Yesterday; Cold, Frank
incense ana Myfrh' ana The Shepherds"
Kew Or. Wallace RIdCliff pastor of the
New ork Avenue Presbyterian Church.
pteicheu Yesterday morning on The
mrs tIhas crowns. The evening exercises
eo oih,!,, OF a musical service, entitled
and chorus. directed by MIR. j. Porter Law
renee organist.
~: Narhuln H. COINS told at the young
-.'~iA 4iiNNIiiS at tiie l. W - a. StSter-
Gay afternoon OF the interesting Christmas
days he had spent in foreign lands
The Power and Coming of the Lord
Jesus and The Faithful Saying were
me themes upon which Rev. John L.
Walsh, pastor of Douglas Meulorial preach
ed yesterday.
Minnie Bassett, a minister from Cleve-
land, Ohio, ofticiated at the Friends Meet
ing yesterday morning.
Paul says, This Immortality Must Put
On immortality" was the theme of the aJ-
dress yesterday at the meeting; OF Christa-
delphians.
The service yesterday morning at the
FIRST Church of Christ consisted of q re-
view of the international ouarterIv Snndn,.
school lessons. '"'
Rev Dr. s NJ. Newman r,,stor Of tho
First CONGREGATIONAL Church deIivared W ,.s.
terday morning a sermon aT,Tro,ri,i ..
Christmas. beginning at 40 - m .,' 80. ~
ing was spent with the choir u.i,h m
w Bischoff as director "''- IN D.
The Word IncarnaGa:, was tho tbar,o -.
Yesterday mnrnina's ser,no, ~, 'I n %
Russell Verbrvr,xe naetnr nf D.
mortal Church In In n,oni1r Ny we
brycke nrrocbo5 - disi.C,.,,. ',ii'e All: eI-
ne closing of ,be 80 'ppi'i'ii" 10
Rev. Jrhn Van ~ ros.,,- 20 ,,,