The San Francisco call., 1898-12-25

ence Gardner, with violoncello accompani- !tIeI; .nent; sermon, pastor; closing hymn, choir and congregation; benediction or League devotional meeting, led by Miss ss !.hs Mabel c Williams; topic for the evening, a:So cloek-organ voluntary. Sewdl BogaTt; Gloria ,Patrie," choir; Apostles opeeihg cbSra ba Pra5baf reth, choir and Sunday school; response reading, Prophecy; prayer Closing with the Lords Prayer in concerO; cho- rus, Awake, Glad Morn," choir and Sun day nsnt school; as 1. response reading, Fulfill Christmas Message" Gretta Venton; cho- rus, While the Flocks Were Sleeping" Coming of the Shepherd" Meta Lages; solo, Guiding Star,' Nettie Duncan; ad- cheiS pa pdastor; toFaoS chorus Claiming Bells Was Born in Bethlehem" choir and school; closing chorus. "Glory to God in the Highest; doxology and benediction.
 Masses will be solemnizeo at St. Francis tuurcn Lo-day at the following hours: At 9, 6, 7, s, g, 10 and Il o'clock. At 5 O clock the music will be rendered by the SSeclllamss S4las at 5 o'clock by, the choir of the Ii 1ne churGh choir under Mrs. A. B. Collins Lnere Will be solemn vespers in the even IiiS I at which the pastor, Rev. T. Gardner, hem 0apo u oetllle- A At the Calvary Presbyterian Church on foWell and Geary streets the morning Chrlstmas hymns and music by the choir ana the congregation. Those who will as sist in the choir are: Mrs. Susie Hert Mark, soprano; Miss Beresford Joy. con tralto; D. N. Lawrence tenor: w. c. campbell basso and director; R. D. Bur- ness, organiSt.
 Pralse Service will be given Organ pre- iQde, Chr1stmas Themes with variations ssmhelKR9; d1 diny,42eaton, pastor; hymn, While "Christmas''; bass solo, Jesus of Naz9 Nag areth" (Chas. Gounod), Walter c. Camp 6 6eh; w anthem; d7sn There Were shepherds,' Sing; notices and offering; Violin solo henry ba1i1 ,,la Larsen; soprano, solo, .'Bethle- hem, Mrs. Susie Hert Mark; short ad- Christmas Herald" e. Whitney CoombsS, wit with vi. violin obligato by H. Larsen; tenor ly Voices?" D. M Lawrence; Christmas anthem, 'Hark, Hark. With Harps of Gold" e; w; Marston), solos and quartet, All Ye Faithf1i' Portuguese ii Hymn5; Tnrl5; bbfenediction; organ postlude, "Festai March" Baptiste CalkinO, Robert D. Bur
 Al the First Presbyterian Church the following order. of service will be held and the accompanying programme of selected music rendered: Morning service-Organ
 
 invocation; chant by the choir, When Marshaled on the Nightly Plain'': Scrip ture reading. Old Testament; anthem, Testament; hymn No. 292, ''Hark, the Herald Angels Sing; solo, "The Nativ- tx, Mrs. Riggs; prayer; hymn No. 339, Al Hail . the Power of Jesus Name; offertory, "The Birth of Christ" Mr. Me Bride; sermon, Rev Robert Mackenzie, DID,; anthem, Behold! He Cometh": 66eenediction; De organ postlude, "Hallelujah prelude, Christmas March; chorus, Tt Came upon the Midnight Clear; the Lords Prayer; hymn No. 274, Joy to the World: the Lord Has Come; Scripture King" Mrs. Basford; prayer; choir, Be hold 1 Bring You Glad Tidings"; hymn No: 357. ''Hark! Ten Thousand Harps and Voices; organ solo. "Pastorale in e.; Offertory, Christmas Song" Dr. Gra- ham address, Rev. Edwin Hart Jenks; chorus, Nazareth uck-GounodD; ben ediction; organ postlude (Fleissner).
 Following, is the musical programme to be rendered at the Plymouth Congrega- tional Church: Morning-"Te Deum,' Toursl; anthem. Behold, I Bring You solo, "The Christ Child" (Coombs); an- them. "Sing Unto the Lord," Blumen- schein). Evening-"Jubilate Deo,'' from Schubert; anthem, Tn the Beginning Was the Word" CThorne); offertory, Heavenly Jerusalem" Dellepianel; anthem, Sing, Q Heaven CTours); E. Dellepiane, organ
 
 At St. Lukes Episcopal Church on Van Ness avenue and Clay street the follow ing interesting Christmas services will be held: Holy communion, z a. m and 8 a. Il. Morning prayer-Organ prelude, Hal lelujah Chorus Messiah (HandeD;, pro- eessional, hymn; 49, "Q Come, All I,,4 Ye "'Venite," Woodward; Proper Psalms 19, 45, S5; ''Te Deum' in E, (Parker); "Jubil- ate" in B flat (H.. J. Stewarp; introit; 51, dess9hn) , Holy e6a e9mmunionTKyTsi n nj IKSypLsi hymn 50. Angels From the Realms of Glory" (H. SmarD; sermon; ascription "Gloria Patri" Cpurle); offertory anthem. "Sing, o Heavens" lSir A; Sullivam; treble recit. chorus" Sing, heavens, and be joyful earth, and break forth into comforted His people. And will have mercy upon His afflicted. He will swal low up death in victory And the Lord faces And the rebuke of His people shall He take away from off all the earth; tenor and bass reeit Lo e nh This oIa is our g4r G1d; we nave wy wafep w he foe gad i and ae reioice in His Salvation; tenor solo, chorus; pre- sentati0n of ams ne suTsgm 1nria G;9rda ;n E. ceIsis," in F 5Tours(; "Nunc Dimittis,," Farrant; reeessional hymn, 53 "Shout the Glad Tidings' (Avison; organ postlude, Evensong and confirmation, 7:45MOrgan preluOS, N~liol ieaL Come, Ali Ye FaithfuP (Reading); 'Ver- sicles" CTallis); Proper Psalms S9, 1lo, 1S2 ts,ss tis. in 5 (Parry5; hymn, 51 'Hark the Herald Angels Sing (Mendelssohn). Con- irmationMHymn 50. "Angels From the Realms of Glory (H. Smart address by Right Rev the Bishop of California; ascription "Gloria" (Gregorian) offertory anthem, "Sing, O Heavens (Sir A. Sulli- van); presentation of aims; recessional hymn, 53 Shout the Glad Tidings" (Avi- som; organ postlude.
 Following is the complete list of singers who will render the musical selections during both the morning and evening ser vices: Sopranos-W. Gum, G. Tregan- owen. Cyril Wynne, Ernest Wilson, H. Mallett, C. Brown H. de Courcey, E. Blade. Dan Gorham, Howard Sparrow, T. Humphreys, George Acton, w. Tupper, Willie Acton, Bridewell Evans, Harold Gregory, F. Black, Mervin Wehe,- ". Tayior Willie Kirk, H. w. Law, H. D. Law, William Craig, A, Field. Altos Harvey Sparrow, Fred Wilson, F. sam uels, A. L. Black, Henry Mehrtens; Hoy Hunt, E. S. Claussen, ". H. Welch, c. Stanyon. Bassos-William Nielsen, w. E. Hague, l.. Bien, F. W. Fenn, c: J. Hol combe, E. Corris, R. Bien, H. B. Titcomb, F. c. Drif1eld. Miss Lucille Smith, choir matron; R. Hunt, librarian.
 The following services will be held at the First Baptist Church on Eddy street, near Jones: Morning service-Sermon, ''The World Has Gone After Him John xii:19): on+baro .srTbe Heavens Are Telling