The record-union., 1898-12-24

MIS-. w. LOngbottOm- Inc instrumental
music will be furnished by Messrs. II.
Marcelais, violin; A. Hastenplug, vlo-
lin; E. FriZelle, cornet; Y. Fuchs, flute,
of the Sacramento Institute, under the
direction of Professor Lindeneyer and
Miss A. Weadic, organist. A J-street
car will leave the depot at 4:4o a. III
for the convenience of those who wish
to attend this mass.
The second mass will be at a. M
The third will be a 5 o'clock, with sing
ing by the children's choir, under the
direction of Miss Weadic. The fourth,
at 8 a. M, is for the German-speaking
Catholics. The congregation will sing
the beautiful and harmonious old
Christmas hymns of the Germans. The
sermon will be in German, by Father
Titus
The last mass will be a high mass at
1870 a. M, with sermon by Father Ed
ward. The music of the first mass Will
be repeated Miss Lillian McMahon VIII
preside at the organ.
In the evening there will be liturgical
vespers and benediction.
A beautiful representation of the Ma
tivity has been erected in the church
by the Franciscan Brothers.
CONGREGATIONS CHURCH.
Following will be the program of mu-
sic for the Congregational Church:
Morning-Organ voluntary, Miss Car
rington; hymn, Joy to the World, the
Lord IS Come; responsive reading, ''Te
Deum Laudamus"; anthem chorus,
Behold. I Bring You Good Tidings," !"
Scripture lesson; hymn, "Hark. the
Herald Angels Sing; prayer; solo, ''The
King Of Love My Shepherd Is" Miss
F. B. Nourse; offertory solo, Oliver lie
Noir; sermon, THE Transcendence Of
Christ" Rev. J. B. Silcox; hymn, mo
Mortal Can With Him Compare; ben
ediction; organ postlude.
Evening-Organ voluntary; hymn,
THAT Glorious Song of Old'; anthem
chorus, "Sweetly Through the Night"
(Shelley)-solo parts, Mrs. Rossand Mrs.
Bergman; Scripture lesson; hymn, He
Has Come, the Christ Of Cod; prayer;
offertory duet, Awake up My Glory,
Mrs Ross and Mrs. Bergman; sermon,
THE Meaning Of Christmas" Rev. J. B.
Silcox; hymn, THE Lowly Jesus Wan
dered Here; organ postlude.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN.
Special Christmas services will be
held morning and evening Sunday. Rev.
J. Little of San AnseQmo will preach
at the morning service, and Rev. r. j.
Johnston will preach in the evening.
Evening subject, THE Incarnation" )"
The program of service will include the
following numbers: Anthem, eve Sing
IT orl ahn
THE Star of Bethlehem" (Beirby),
choir; basso solo, Howard Mcintyre;
offertory, Sought and Found
(Meusch), G. f. Lester; anthem (by re-
quest, Christmas (Shelley), choir; So
prano solo and duet, Mrs. Clinch-Lester
and Miss Florence Rodgers; female
quartet, "Hark, Those Holy Voices
(Cawood0. The following ladies and
gentlemen compose the chorus choir:
Soprano. Misses Gertrude Fraser Mary
Strachan. May Humphrey, Pearl Jost,
Jennie Miller: alto, Miss Florence Rod
gers. Mrs. Mclean, Mrs. Valentine,
Miss A. Raine, Miss L. Knight; tenor,
G. E. Lester, l.. E. VandercoOk, Mr..
Chynoweth; basso, Howard Mcintyre,
Frank Gillett, George Wilson, w. H.
Gibson. The music is under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Ida Clinch-Lester.
SIXTH STREET NJ E. CHURCH.
At the morning service the following
music will be rendered:
Opening anthem choir, Behold, l
Bring You Good Tidings" (Simper); !;
male chorus, incidental solos, Messrs.
Elliot and Dunster, Nazareth" (Gou-
nod; solo, Miss E. Felter, "Oh, Holy
Night (Adams); organ postlude,
Gloria CMQzarD.
In the evening the music will be as
follows: Choir, Gloria in Excelsis'
(MozarD; quartet, with flute and violin
obligato, christmas" H. Rowe Shell
ley), Miss e. Felter, Miss L. Williams,
NJ Knapp and J. Elliott; violin, S. E.
Pope; flute, George E. Shepstone; post
lude. flute violin and organ, "Cujus
Amman" RossinD, Lottie C. Shep-
stone, organist.
ENGLISH LUTHERAN.
At the Sixteenth-street Lutheran
Church the program will be: Morning
service-Organ voluntary; "Doxology,"
choir; "Kyrie,' Gloria Patri' and
Gloria in Excelsis"; Shout the Glad
Tidings" (Arvison), choir; solo, The
Christmas Star" (Midlinger), Mrs. Bell
house; Glory to God in the Highest
Beirly), choir; sermon, Our Conde-
scending Christ
Evening service-Organ voluntary;
evening liturgy; And There Were
Shepherds (GabrieD, choir; cornet
solo, The Lost Chord" (Sullivan) Geo.
Clifford; GLORY to Cod CWeiss), choir
sermon. THE Golden Key" Quartet
supported by various instruments, Ruth
Hoskinson, organist. The Sunday
school will have a Christmas tree Mon
day evening.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
There viii be special services at the
German Lutheran Church tomorrow
in celebration of Christmas. The pas
tor Rev. Charles f Oehler. will preach
a special sermon at 1890 a. M, and
the choir will render some excellent Sc
lections, consisting of solos and Choir
uses. On Sunday evening at 1:3O
o'clock the Sunday-school will have its
usual grand Christmas festival There
will be the huge and splendidly deco
rated Christmas tree, and the pupils
Will render an interesting program,
consisting of recitations and songs, both
| in German and English. The public
/ in general and the German residents in
and about Sacramento are in particu-
| lar cordially invited to participate in
! these services.
Foundlings' Christmas Tree.
The children of the Sacramento
Founding Home will have their Christ