The herald., 1898-12-25

! Bethlehem" (Barnes), Miss Metcalf; violin
obSigato by Mrs. Julia Harpham.
Evening voluntary, selected, Miss
Brown; Christmas anthem (Faure), with
baritone solo by Mr.. Albert Coombs; offer
tory solo, Christmas Song lAdam), Miss
Metcalf; violin obligato by Mrs. Harpham
anthem, nNazaretIh riIl ho Goun9d i;'l 3D., v;un
Metcalf, soprano and musical director; Miss
Fannie Lockhart, contralto; Mr.. Albert
Coombs, tenor, and Mr.. Scott Palmer bass
Miss Amelia Brown is organist.
The Christmas music at Unity Church
will be as follows: Morning service-Pre-
lude. "St. Cecilia Offertore No. @" (Bat.
Clear" Shelly, choir; anthem, "Hear My
Cry, 0 Lord" Morse; offertory anthem,
Calm on the Listening Ear of Night, y
(Shelley); postlude, in F. Rink).
Evening service of song at 1:30 o'clock
Prelude, organ and orchestra, "a New
Flower Song quartet; I'm the Beginning
was the Word &C.; Franckl,. choir; hymn,
"The Holy City" (Adams), Mr.. +. J.. Hueb-
ner; organ solo, Overture to William TelP'
(Rossinil, Miss Ina Goodwin; hymn, "Az.
mon;' duet, "Why Art Thou Cast Down"
(P. H. Schnecker), Mrs. o. L. Wuerker and
Mrs. lie Sage; male quartette, The Two
Paths" tenors, Messrs. Butler and Joseph,
bassos, Messrs. Thomas and Hueber; hymn,
Msas poofuae orSsn and oraSesfn
The music at the First Baptist Church on
Christmas Day will be as follows: Morn
ing" -"Bethehem," (Coombs); Prayer
(Marston); Festival Tie Deum," in Z fiat,
(Buck)
Evening -"While Shepherds Watch"
Nloyd); "There Were Shepherds" Win
cent?.
Music at the Boyle Heights M. E. Church,
No. 200 North st. Louis street, will be as fol-
lows: Morning Organ prelude, "Sonatino
Adagio" (Kuhlan), Mrs. Ray Bowman; an
them, "Hark; What Mean Those Holy
Voices PARKS, chorus choir; Gloria (Gla-
zier); offertory, The Holy City, (Adams)
Mr.. Joseph ID. Batchelder.
Christmas music at the English Lutheran
Church, southeast corner Flower and Eighth
streets: Manufacturing voluntary by
choir, GLORY to God in the Highest" (Alfred
Beirly); "a Dream of Paradise" (Hamilton
Gray, soprano solo. with flute accompani-
ment Miss Mary Messerly, accompaniment
by August lie Roy; offertory anthem, "Glory
to God in the Highest" (Will j.. Thompson)
Evenlng-Sunday-sch service, songs Of
Fletcher and Mrs John j. High.
Music at ST. Johns Episcopal Church. cor
ner Adams and Figueroa streets, for Christ
man day: High celebration. IL a. m.-Or-
gan prelude, "Cantique de Noel" (Adam);
professional, "Christans. Awake" (Wain-
wright; kyrie, "Gloria Tibi." Credo in F
CTours); hymn, 90 Come. All Ye Faithful
(Reading): Gloria Patri (Stainer) offertory
anthem, "Break Forth Into JOY" Bruce
Steanc); Sanctus. Benedictus, Agnus Del, in
i (Tours); Gloria in Excelsis (Gregonan); !;
Nnnc Dimittis lBarnby) recessional, "An-
gels From the Realms of Glory" (Smart);
organ postlude, GLORIA From Twelfth Mass
(Mozart).
At children's vespers, p. m.-Procession-
al, 80 Come, All Ye Faithful" (Readng);
choral service (Talis); Magnificat (Henley) !:
carol HYMNS, "Once in Royal David's CITY"
(Gauntlett), co. Little Town of Bethlehem"
Redner); recessional at came Upon the
Midnight Clear" (NWills).
At evensoong, 1870 p m.-Organ prelude,
"Pastorale," from the Messiah" (HandeD:
professional, 90 Come, All Ye Faithful
lReading) choral service in F (Tallis);
Christmas psalms. Anglican chants: Mag
nificat Henley; Nunc Dimittis GILBERT:
HYMN: 'It Came Upon the Midnight Clear"
(Wiilis); offertory, ''Brcak Forth Into joy"
(Steane); occasional. "Hark; the Herald
Angels Sing (Mendessohn); organ post
lude, improvisation, w. F. Chase.
Presbyterian Church, Hill and Sixteenth