Evening star., 1898-12-24

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tor Walker, Reed Bullough, Albert Hogan,
Boyd Read. Willie Grimes. Harold Bull
Tough, Eddie Birmingham, Morris Murray
and Myron Webster. Men. Messrs. H.
Bryan, A. Whitworth, ]. G. Clark, J. Shaw.
s. Keyser and G. W. Evans; organist, Mr..
W. T. Father.
Epiphany Chapel, 18th and streets
southwest.-Minister in Charge, the Rev.
Louis G. Wood. Holy communion will
be celebrated at 7:3O am. and again
at II am Children's caral service at
$50 am. Evening service at 7:3O. The
following music will be rendered by
the vested choir at II am: PROFESSIONAL
Q, Come. All Ye Faithful: Adeste Fidees
venite in D major, Sir Geo. J. Elvey; Te
Deum Laudamus and Jubilate Dec. in D
major. Leishter: Introit, o Zion, That
Bringest Good Tidings, Sir John Stainer;
Gloria Tfbi in D. Garrett: hymn, Sing, o
Sing, This Blessed Morn, Roper; offertory
anthem. There Were Shepherds Abiding in
the Field, Myles Foster: Sanctus. Spohr;
communion hymn, Hodges; Gloria in Ex-
celSis, old chant; recessional, While Shep-
herds Watched Their Flocks by Night Ga
briel.
AT 7:3O p.m.-Processional, Shout the
Glad Tidings Avison: Gloria, Crotch; Mag
nificat. Sir F. A. G. Ouseley; Nunc Dimmit-
tbs. Vincent Novello: hymn, Hark, the Her.
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anthem, There Were Shepherds, Myles Fos-
ter; ascription, All Things Come of Thee:
recessional. While Shepherds Watched
Their F'locks by Night. Sir Henry Smart.
The soloists Uf the choir are: Miss Heis-
ley, Miss De Leon, Miss Higdon. Miss Brett
Mr.. Flather and Mr.. Prospect. Sopranos
Misses Heislsy. De Leon, Williams. Par
son. A. Mcconnell, Faunce Greenwell, Z.
Mcconnell, Nightingale and Mrs. Plant.
Altos, Misses Higdon. Brett Hasler,
Thompson. Tenors, Messrs F'lather, Head
ley, Plant, Taylor. Bases. Messrs. Pros
peri. Milton Prospect. Taylor. Organist and
director Mrs. 8. K. Leighter.
ST. Mary's Chapel, 23d street between G
and H streets northwest, Rev. Alex.
Mackay- Smith, D. D., rector; Rev. o. L.
Mitchell, yicar.-Order Of services, with
organ, violin and piano accomplishments:
First celebration of the holy communion,
7:30 am; second celebration of the holy
communion, with morning prayer and ser
mon, IL am; children's service and carols,
80 pm. choral even-song and sermon,
8 pm. Order of music-11 am: Process
sional hymn 40, 30 Come, All Ye Faith
ful' q. Reading); Venite, Anglican chant
Dr. Crotch; proper psalms, -, 43, 80;
Gloria Patri, Anglican chant; TIE Deum, in
E fiat Oh. H. Woodward); Jubilate Dec.
Anglican chant; holy communion; introit.
hymn 90, angels From the Realms of
Glory" Kyrie Eleison in F Drank Adlam);
Gloria Tibi. in F Crank Adlam): Credo, in
F Drank Adlam); hymn SO, 20 Little Town
of Bethlehem sermon, by the vicar; offer
Watched George ]. Elvey); Sursum
Corda, In F Drank Adlam); Sanctus, in f
Crank Adlam); Benedictus Out VENT, in
F Drank AdlamD; Agnus Del in F Crank
Adlam Gloria in Excelss Drank Adlam);
recessional hymn, 81, "Hark! the Herald
Angels Sing Mendelssohn). Choral even
song, p.m.-Processional hymn, 49, 20
Come, All Ye Faithful q. Reading);
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80, no, 1872; Gloria Patri, Anglican chant;
Magnifcat. in D Edwyn A. Clara; Nunc
Dmittis, in (Edwyn A. Clara) hymn 90.
angels From the Realms of Glory ser
81, while Shepherds Watched George
]. Elvey); recessional, hymn 81, "Hark!
the Herald Angels Sing CMendelssohp.
ST. Mary's Chapel choir is composed as
follows: Sopranos, Thomas Banks, Cll1ton
Belts. Samuel Bowen. Leonard Butler. Fred
Crusoe Arthur Cumber, William Diuguid,
Detrick Dshman, Edward Dorsey, Johnnie
Shorter Ralph Jennings, Daniel Matthews,
Albert Payne, James Payne. Nora Saun-
ders, William Nnney Charlie Turner. Theo-
dore Turner, Samuel Hill, Robert Ma
honney. Tenors, W. w. Orme, Leon Tur-
ner, Harry Saunders. Basses, A. K. Brodie,
James Gray, J. F. Cole. Hiram Gray. So
loists. Mrs. H. H. Freeman, soprano; Mr..
W. w. Orme, tenor; Mr. ]. F. Cole. bass.
First violin, J. F. Cole; second violin, DR..
Segura; clarinet, E. 8. Hoffman: pianist.
Mrs. II. H. Freeman; organist, Miss Cec1l
Frances Mckee; chormaster, Mr.. H. H.
Freeman.
st. Stephens, Rev. G. F. Dudley, rector,
18th street and Columbia road-Services on
Christmas day: Holy communion. am;
morning prayer and holy communion, II
am; evening prayer, 7:3O pm. At the IL
am service the vested choir will render
the following program: Professional, hymn
40, Oh, Come All Ye Faithful; Venite, chant
by Robinson; Psalms 10, 40, S5; TIE Deum
and Jubilate. j. T. Field, in D; introit, an
them, The Hallowed Day, Stainer; COM
munion service, j. F. Field, in D; hymn 53,
Shout the Glad Tidings; offertory anthem,
Drop Down, Ye Heavens, Barnby; Nunc
Dimittis (sung during consumption of the
remaining elements), chant by Round; re-
cessional, hymn 81, Hark! the Herald An
gels Sing. At the evening service-Pro>
cessional, hymn 40; Psalms 80, ITO, l32;
Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, Field, in D;
hymn 80, 1t Came Upon the Midnight Clear;
anthem, There were Shepherds, Vincent,
in c; anthem before benediction Q1neeling);
hymn $50, Now the Day is Over; recession
al, hymn, b1.
The regular choir is assisted on this oc-
casion by Miss Vietch and Mrs. Ruall,
soprano. and Mrs. Mcleod, Miss Dudley,
Miss Hughes and Miss Greegor, alto. The
others are: Soprano-Albert Agnew, John
Harry Clark, Norris Mcdonald, Wesley
Peckham, Frank Peckham, King Cornwell,
Alex. Mosher. Covode Davis. Webster
Stevens, Allen Berry, Warren Towers,
Harry Galloway, Edwin McKeever, NAL
colin Gannett and Albert Small. Alto
Walter Cox, Earl Zepp. Fred Simpson and
Paul Greegor. Tenor-Messrs. H. B.
Brown, w. A. Browne and VIM. N. Lang
Mitchell, W. H. Peckham, VIM. R. Bush
by, Claude Edmonds and DR.. b. F. Gibbs.
Mr.. Fulton Lewis, choirmaster; Mrs. III. B.
Brown, organist.