The San Francisco call., 1898-12-25
FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, DECEMBER e5,

Things Come of Thee, Lord" lAnon}}; "sursum Corda,; "Sanetus" oGaSGredig,' Sn1is,' eHas'o pYkes5; Agnus ES n bei tGouno0: Gloria in Excelsis" Gold chanD; 'Nunc pimittis. S tGower); retrocessional hymn, 'Hark, the Herald Angels Sing" (MenueissohD.
 Following is the programme at the First Congregational Church on Post ana Ma son streets:
 troit. "Hark. the Herald Angels Sing" ing; doxology, Praise God From Whom All Blessings s Flew fSro Ar1n scrpture Abiding in the Field Buck; pastoral prayer; choir, ''The Vigil of Mary Gou- Lord Is Come,' congregation; announce, ments. offertory, 'The Newborn King, Victo Hammered (for .sopran3); sermon by fhs ehor hs shepheHd s Rng Power of Jesus Name" congregation; benediction; organ postlude.
 choir, "Gioria in Excelsis." Buck: invo- cation; congregation, tune, Dundee choir, Arise, Shine, for Thy Light Is c9me Maker nf Scripture lesson GhoiT CT; c9ntralto solo, Tn Cradle LoWly; Douglas; congregation, tune, Christ mas; announcements.
 Central Methodist Episcopal Church, Mission street, between Sixth and Sev- enth,. Pr. Charles Edward Locke pastor. The following will be the Christmas mu- sic: Morning service-Organ. prelude, biIate t.ia Dec Rr; H. J. Stewart, alto solo, The Little Child of Bethlehem NloyO, hy Mrs; j. " Madden organ ofegt9ry postlude, "Fugue in D" (Guilmont Even ing service-Organ, grand offertory, .op., s (Batste); cantata "The Night in Beth lehGm. harVtOnP and chorus (Caryl F'lorio); organ offer tory, No. l, op; 3l Crank G. Rolmer); SO Might,' Mi B,,s, 6y Mis-. Miss I Craze | Davis 6Sd (Guilmont};, In the morning pr: Locke s subject sub @ will be, Does the Testimony of Angels to Bethlehem's Shepherd?' Sub ject for evening, Our Christmas; Jesus Enshrined in Music" No. of a series. ices to be held at the Church of Our Lady of Victories P'rench Church), on Bush street, will be as follows: At the g o'clock Fideles." Achille L. Artigues will preside at the organ and the orchestra of the Boys Sodality will be new feature in high mass; Rev. Father Loude, s. M, will celebrate, Father Roman, s. M. and Father Guibert, S. M. vii be deacon and sub-deacon. Rev. Father Guibert will ad-
 
 The regular choir of the church, ably presided over by Professor s. Martinez, will render one of Cans ablest produc- tions. At the offertory Mrs. Montague Turner will sing the Noel d'Adam." At o'clock p. m. there will be meeting of the Boys Sodality, at which a Christmas tree will be discussed At 7:30 benediction of the blessed sacrament and sermon by Rev. A. A. Loude, $. M
 The order of service at the First Uni tarian Church on Franklin and Geary toire Pour Noel" in c (Grison); anthem, There Were Shepherds" (Myles B. Eos ter); Scripture reading, Old Testament Isaiah xlii1-4, New Testament-Luke ii:40-52; andante, Quartet No. 21, string quartet (MozarD responsive reading, God (Reed]; anthem, 70 Q Sing to God Cantique de Noel (Gounod), tenor and alto solo, quartet and chorus; prayer; andante, Quartet No. 4 (Mendelssohn), string quartet; hymn, 356, Antioch (ar- ranged by L. Mason); offertory, "Reioics Greatly" Messiah" (HandeD Mrs Charles o. Richards, string quartet and organ ac- Daughter of Zion" (Gadsby); hymn 36O, "Christmas" GandeD; benediction; organ postlude, "Hallelujah'' HandeD.
 Following is a list of the singers who will render the various musical selections: Mrs Charles O. Richards, sop. ano; Miss A. Corcoran, soprano; Mrs. Emretta Sy brandt, soprano; Miss Margaretha E. Bruntsch, alto; Mrs. Mary E. Bretherick, alto; Arthur Boyce, tenor; Benjamin G. Franklin, tenor; Henry A. Melvin. bass. Wismer string quartet-Hother Wismer, first violin; Waldemar Lind, second violin; A. A. Solomon, viola; A. Lada, cello. Or ganist and choir director, H. Bretherick.