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The evening times., 1898-12-24

pher Marks, jr.: hymn 54; anthem, G. Ed
ward stubbs, NJ. Al; hymn 49, ..Adeste
Fidelis. ]. Reading; address b. the rec
tori hymn So, r. s. Willis; offertory an
them, Myles B. Foster: .Seven-fold
Amen" Rev. e. v. Hail. M. A; recess
sional hymn 60, r. s. Willis.
Choir members-Sopranos, Max Pear
son. Chester Smith, Charles Nickolds,
Charles Stevenson, John Bowie, Paul
Bachschmid. Frank Pennington, Lyman
Moody, Paul Dean. Raymond, Sheck,
James Ritchie. Harry Padgett, Edward
Oldham, Harry Seay, Ernest Bachschmid,
Arthur Seipp, Bernard Burnside Harry
Pearson, Carlton Beail. Robert Boss,
Coliey Bell, Calvert Bowie and Mrs B.
f. Sprigg; altos, Samuel Seay, Clarence
Edmunds. Frank j. Sobotka and Miss
Jessie Tabler; tenors. H. C. Pearson, j.
III. Golden, M. ID. Hensey and F. NJ Par
ker; bassos, r. HI. Atkinson, j. G.. Spen-
Ger, N. B. Fugitt and Charles F. Rob-
erts: organist and choirmaster, H. H
Freeman; librarian, Frank J. Sobot ka |;
assistant librarian, Charles II. Tompkins
The evening times., 1898-12-24
AnacOstia.

Six a. m. praise and prayer service leo
by pastor: anthem, "Echoing STILL" Lo-
renz, choir; IL a. m, Hymnal No. 1s5
congregation; scripture reading, pastor:
anthem, "The Prince of Peace" Marks,
choir; Hymnal No. 100, congregation; ser
mon, by the pastor, from Luke, ii:14
GLORY be to God in the Highest and on
Earth. Peace, Good VIII toward Men,
anthem, Where Is He That is Born King
of the Jews" Danks, choir; Hymnal No.
1s7, congregation. 5:30 p m, Hymnal No.
2l5, congregation; scripture reading, pas
tor; anthem, Joy to the World" Ga
briel, choir; Hymnal No. 22l, congrega-
ton; sermon by the pastor from John
iv:l0, If thou knowest the gift of Cod
anthem, Blessed be He That Cometh, "
Herbert, choir.
The choir is as follows: Sopranos, Mrs.
T. f. Murray, Misses Allie Isaac, Eta
Haines and Elsie Armiger: altos, Misses
Emma Isaac Elizabeth Watson, Sadie
Pumphrey and Nettie Drummond; ten
ors Messrs. Maurice Haines and George
w. King, jr.; bassos, Messrs. W. A BIZ
ondi, Watson Isaac, John Fort and Sew
al Fort; organist, Miss Linda Pumphrey:
director, Mr.. Daniel c. Smithson.
The evening times., 1898-12-24
ST. Margaret,s.

At II o'clock Sullivan's "Te Deum" and
"Jubilate," in d; introit anthem, There
Were Shepherds Abiding in the Field" I"
Pattison; offertory anthem, Behold,
Bring You Glad Tidings," Clare: Sane
tus," by Gounod, and Gloria in Excel
sis, by Tours.
The choir is as follows: Sopranos and
altos, Robert Boggis, Preston Callum,
Chester Clarke, Holman Fletcher, Iltyd
Geare, Wilbur Gill, Robin Gill, Atlee Kel-
ton, David Nindleberger, George Man.
ming, Roy Pickford, Calender Stiles,
Clark Wells, Raymond Whitney, Price
Williamson, assisted by Miss Roland and
Miss Sands; tenors, H. Stanley Hinrichs,
Louis Fannestock, ir., William Hinrichs
and Spencer Geare; bassos, Eddie Holmes
Edward Dawson, w. c. Shannon and
Beverly Towles; librarian, Spencer Geare
organist Mrs. Martha B. Harvey; choir
master, r. /. Geare.
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Reduced Rates for Xmas tn ArIinE-
ton ON the Electric Trains.

AS has been the custom for months
past, the Washington, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company will
again reduce the regular fare for the
round trip to Arlington Sunday to Is
cents. And, as Christmas comes tomor-
row, no doubt a large crowd will cele-
brate the day by going to the beautiful
National Cemetery. Electric trains leave
the station at Thirteen and n half Street
and Pennsylvania Avenue every forty-five
minutes for Arlington on Sunday. These
electric trains also form the most at
tractiye route to Mount Vernon, the
home and tomb of Washington The line
runs along the Potomac, giving frequent
views of the river during the entire trip.
and passes a number of interesting
points which are otherwise missed. Elec-
tric trains leave for Mount Vernon every
hour from 10 a. m. to D. m
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
iIRHuline.

Morning Service-11 o'clock: Sane
tus,' Gounod; There Were Shepherds -
McDougall; GLORY to God in the High
est" Rotoii.
Evening service-7:s0 o'clock: "sing
Allelujah Forth Buck; 20, Night of
Nights solo. Mr.. j. II. Duffey; 20, joy
ful Light" Tours. The choir-Sopranos
Misses .ONeaf, ReinohI, Do!an. Mickle
Darby, Reid, Baker. Rowe Mesdames
Wertz and Toeuse; altos. Misses Gros-
sart, Edmonston, Hawke, Reid, Mes
danes Bergman and Whit: tenors,
Messrs- Springer, Wallis. Elder, Gott-
walls, Springer and Palmer; BASES.
Messrs. Duffey, Webb, Alburger. Moul-
ton. Staub. Jones, Harries, Riley and
Barnaclo.
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Bowdler. After the sermon "cbr,.

Bowdler. After the sermon: Christ Is
Born" chorus. with solos for alto and
baritone; also violin obligato; solos by
Miss Elsie Parkinson and II. Lee Smith:
violin obligato, by Mr.. W. H Weber In
the evening the Sunday school will sing
"a Christmas Service THE Babe of
Bethlehem" compiled by MIR. ]. II. Fill
more, which will be interspersed with
readings and recitations. The opening
anthem for this service, Let Is Now Go
Even Unto Bethlehem" will be sung bv
the choir. AS Is customary. the Christ
mas music will be repeated on the fol-
lowing Sunday. The personnel of the
choir is, sopranos. Mrs William Bowd-
Ter, Misses Lille Bowdler and Hattie
Edwards; contralto. Misses Elsie Parkin-
son, Edith Keck and Naomi Boss: tenors.
Messrs. Joseph c. Boss, ]. s. Manning.
and w. c. Souder: bassos, Messrs. III.
Lee Smith, d. W. Keck and Adolph
Bowdler: violins, Mr. H w Weber, Miss
Matilda Chester and Mr.. Frech: flutes.
Mr.. E. S. Bergh and F. p. Souder; cor
nets, Clarence Boesch and Paul Keck:
euphonium, Mr.. q. L. Beeler: organist
Miss Clara Parkinson; W. c. Souder, di-
rector.
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Foundry.

Quartet composed of Miss Gertrude
Dana, soprano; Miss Belle Carpenter, con-
tralto; Mr.. f. C. Roach, tenor; Mr. F. c.
Hall, basso; Mr.. William X. Cohen, or
ganist, will render the following:
Morning service at II o'clock-Anthem.
Hear the Sweet Angelic Voices Danks
soprano solo and soprano and alto duetl /;
anthem, And There Were Shepherds, y
Williams soprano and tenor solos,; Offer
tory, contralto solo, The Birthday of a
King Neidlinger.
Evening service, 40 o'cioek-A specially
arranged Christmastide service, with ap-
propriate chorals for congregation, and
the following selections by the quartet:
Anthem, And There Were Shepherds. +"
Goate tsoprano, basso and tenor solos) :
chants, Gloria in EXcelsis'' and "Nunc
Dimittis;" anthem, The Angels Song. ;,
Finley Lyon talto and soprano SOLOS, Mr..
Francis A. Wilson, precentor; Mr. George
II. Chandlee, coriietist.
The evening times., 1898-12-24
ST. Mnry,s Chapel.

II a. m.-Processional hymn, 49, "Oh,
Come, All Ye Faithful" ]. Reading;
"Venite,'' Anglican chant, DR.. Crotch;
proper Psalms. 10, 40. 50; "Gloria Patri,"
Anglican chant; ''Te Deum,' in E-fiat. H.
H. Woodward; "Jubilate Deo," Anglican
chant; Holy Communion; introit, hymn
co. angels From the Realms of Glory"
''Kyrie Eleison," in F, Frank Adam;
Gloria Tibi," in F, Frank Adam; Gre
do," in F, Frank Adam; hymn IS, "Oh,
Little Town of Bethlehem sermon by
the vicar; offertory anthem, hymn 81
while Shepherds Watched" George ].
Elvey; "Sursum Corda.' in F, Frank
Adam; "Sanctus." in F, Frank Adam;
"Benedictus Qui VENT" in F, Frank Ad-
lam: "Agnus Del" in F, Frank Adam;
Gloria in Excelsis,'' Frank Adam; re-
cessional, hymn 81, 'Harki the Herald
Angels Sing" Mendelssohn
s p. m.-Processional, hymn 40, "Oh,
Come, All Ye Faithful" ]. Reading; eho-
raj service. in G, Tullis; proper Psalms,
50, 10, 1S2; Gloria Patri," Anglican
chant: "Magnificat," in D, Edwyn A.
Clare; "Nunc Dimittis," in d, Edwyn
A. Glare; hymn co. angels From the
Realms of Glory sermon by the vicar;
offertory anthem, hymn 81, while Shep-
herds Watched" George ]. Elvey; recess
sional hymn, 81, "Hark! the Herald An
gels Sing" Mendelssohn.
The choir is as follows: Sopranos
Thomas Banks, Clifton Belts. Samuel
Bowen, Leonard Butler, Fred Crusee
Arthur Cumber, William Duiguid, Deerick
Dishman, Edward Dorsey, Johnnie Shor-
ter, Ralph Jennings, Daniel Matthews
Albert Payne, James Payne, Moria Saun-
ders, William Tinney, Charlie Turner
Theodore Turner. Samuel Hill and Rob-
ert Mahonney; tenors, W. W. Orme
Leon Turner and Harry Saunders; bas-
SOS, A X. Brodie, James Gray, ]. F.
Cole and Hiram Gray; soloists, Mrs. II.
ii. Freeman. soprano; Mr.. w. w. Orme,
tenor, and Mr.. j. F. Cole. basso; first
vioiin, J. +. Cole; second violin. Dr. Sc
gura: clarionet, Z. S. Hoffman; pianist.
The evening times., 1898-12-24
IN HONOR OF THE
SAVIOUR'S BIRTH
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Tibi." Gounod; hymn 81. Mendelssohn;
"Gloria Patri," Brown. in A; offertory.
"Sing. Q Heavens Tours. in "A; COM
munion service. Gounod recessional,
hymn 50. Howard.
Members of the choir: Sopranos-Rich-
ard Goodrich, George Wilkinson, James
Dugan, Fred Burrows, Raymond Kidwell
Allen McFadden, Percy Orton Leroy
Tucker. William Butler, Henry Crown,
Harold Johnson. Herbert Johnson, Otsey
Guy. Newton Middleton, Frank VIII
!iams, Eugene Garrett Elliot Middle
ton, Richard Robertson. VIM. Powell,
VIM. Houser, Walter Mertz. John Barba.
rim, TOMS Holzberg. Tenors-F. II. Leetch.
N. Davis VIM. LOCKER Basses-R Look
er, E. G.. Randall, w. NJ. Beall, +. w.
Huntington. ID. F. Weaver Soloists-
Miss Mary NJ. Lockwood, soprano; Miss
Carrie Dodson, alto; Mr.. Fred II. Leetcn.
tenor; r. b. LOCKER, bass. Organist-
Charles 7. Gropley. Choirmaster-Wm-
c. LOCKER.
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West Street.

Services at II a. m; sermon by Rev. W
Z. Alexander, Blessed be the Lord God
of Hosts" and Lloyds "Te Deum,"' by
church choir, which is constituted as fol-
lows: Sopranos, Misses Mary Gibson,
Evelyn Mann. Bessie NJ. Fletcher, Bea-
trice V. Graham and Maude Mann; altos.
Mrs. NJ. E. Howes, Misses Elizabeth AL
exander, M, J. Gardner and Lou Tschif-
fely; tenors. Messrs. A. A. Erly. Reese
Alexander. II. F. Pierce and J. H. Hun
ter; bassos, Messrs. James s. Raeburn.
w. Claude. Barrett. j. Herbert Hunter,
c. c. Pratt and Robert Leerch: organist.
Mr.. F. S. Stitt. The choir will be under
the direction of Mr.. ]. II. Hunter, pre-
centor of the church.
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St. James.

At II o'clock, Professional Hymn 4S4;
Introit, Psalm 8, Gregorian; service Read
heads Mass in C; anthem, There Were
Shepherds" by Vincent; hymns, No. So,
Sc and g.. Afternoon at $3.50 p. M, Christ
mas carols. AT 7:30 p. M, Proper Psalms
SO, 1l0 and 1872 Gregorian; Magnificat,
Trimnel, in F: '.Nunc Dimittis," Field, in
D; anthem, Behold / Bring You Good
Tdings," by Glare, hymns No. 4S2, 81, 4s4
and 80.
The choir is as, follows: boys, Robert
Kreiter, Charles Read, Harry Milne, Carl
Keyser, Samuel Pole, John Cole, Victor
Walker, Reed Bullough, Albert Hogan,
Boyd Read, Willie Grimes, Harold Bull
Tough, Eddie Birmingham, Morris Muir
ray and Myron Webster; men, Messrs.
H. Bryan, A. Whitworth, J. c. Clark, j.
Shaw, S. Keyser and G. w. Evans; or
ganist, Mr.. w. I. Flather.
The evening times., 1898-12-24
PRESBYTERIAN.
First.

In addition to usual hymns for con-
gregation the following anthems will be
sung: Morning-"Hail Christmas Morn, -
Gounod; 'Hark, What Mean Those Holy
Voices" Elliot: ANGELS from the Rea ms
OF Glory" Warren. Evening-'Adeste
Ffdelis. Noyello: Brightest and Best
OF the Sons of the Morning" Camp
The choir is composed as follows. Dr.
Gabriel F. Johnston, baritone and direc-
Tor: Mrs. w. l.. Wilson, soprano; Mrs.
Elliott Woods, contraIto; Henry o. Sim
ons, tenor; Charles G. Woodward organ
list.
The evening times., 1898-12-24
PAUL RYAN HELD FOR THE
ACTION OF THE GRAND JURY

Paul Ryan, who was arrested yester-
day by Detectives Parham and Hartigan.
charged with being concerned in the re-
cent robbery of Mrs. Pollard, at No. 1895
Fifth Street northwest, was arraigned in
the Police Court this morning charged
with housebreaking. Ryan pleaded gull
ty and completely exonerated Burns and
Chamberlain. who We're arrested with
him on the same charge. He was held for
the grand jury in $3.50 bonds.
Mrs. Pollard's house was entered on
the night of December / and $3.50 worfb
of jewelry taken. Ryan stated that he
forced his entrance through a basement
door and secured the jewelry in the
rooms on the upper floor
The evening times., 1898-12-24
MetrOpOlitan.

10 n. Morgan prelude, Christmas
Pastorale," Correlli Warren; There
Were Shepherds" Dudley Buck; Clio
ria, Meineke; Angels From the Realms
of Glory" Schneider; organ postIude.
Prelude and Fugue," D minor, Bach
l:3S p. Morgan postlude, Nazareth"
Gounod-Westbrook; Calm on the Lis
tening Ear of Night" Schneider; "Glo-
ria" Meineke; Sing, oh, Heavens"
Tours; organ postlude, 'Marche Pontifi-
Gale" +. de Ia Tombelle. Wilbur f.
Dales, organist; Miss Elizabeth Wahley,
soprano; Miss Matte E Gray. contraIto:
Frank w. Clements, tenor; Warren w.
Rich, basso and leader.
The evening times., 1898-12-24
Trinity.

Professional hymn, No. 81, Mende.ssohn;
"venite Exultemus Domino" Old Manu-
script: Gloria Patri." key E, Edwards;
"Te Deum Laudamus," key F, Frost
Middleton: 'Jubilate Deo," key D, Leigh
ter: Introit Hymn No. IS, Redner; ''Kyrie
Eleison," Fortay; Hymn No. SO. Willis;
Offertory, There Were Shepherds Vim
cent: "Adeste Ffdelis." Reading; Sane
tus," Cover; Hymn No. 222, Stainer;
'Nunc Dimittis, Toule; ReceSs-onal
Hymn No. Sc, Wainwright.
Professional Hymn No 60,
Smart: Gloria Patr,' key Z, Edwards;
"Magnificat." key G. Calkin; "Benedic,
Amina Mea,'' Old Manuscript; Hymn No.
So, Avison; Offertory, Sing, Sing, o
Heavens" Simper; Reeessional Hymn No.
Sl9.
Members of choir-Sopranos: Misses
Levers. Washington, Weeden, Middleton,
Skillman, Mckee, Tasker. Davis, Nickery,
Fairfax, Book, Mrs. Hoilingsworth. AL
tos: Misses Baker, Nichols, Hantz and
Mrs. Mckee. Tenors: Messrs. Bright,
Parker, Phillips, Logan. Bassos: Messrs.
Skillman, Middleton. Shaeffer. Carter.
Organist f. F. Frost. Choirmaster, d.
w. Middleton.
The evening times., 1898-12-24
THINGS THEATRICAL.


Olga Nethers0le's Camille as done last
night at the Lafayette, differs in several
particulars from other representations OF
Dumas heroine which have lately been
put on the stage. Perhaps its predomi-
mating characteristic is charm. Margue-
rite Gauthier, as Miss Nethe9so,e por-
trays her, is emphatically woman to
fascinate, TO delight and 10 captivaJe-
She makes her conquests by that myste
rious power Of personality which works
independently of beauty or wit, even
while cO-eXisling with them. Miss Meth
crsoles Camille is not wholly sensuous,
nor is she exactly spirituelle. She is half
way between the two-a cross between
The Camilles OF Clara Morris and of
DGse. in a word, she is a thoroughly
charming woman. The company which
supports The star is seen 10 advantage.
Il. b. Thalberg, as Armand, pays a diff
cult part with dignity and skill and Luigi
Labiache, as the older Duval is un-
usually good. Two broad comedy char
acterizations which prove very success
ful are the Madame Prudence of Cicely
Richard. and the ST Gaudens of Fred
Thorne. The others Of the company are
the action is harmonious and strong
throughout. The play is staged and cos
TUNED with "A sumptuousness which de-
lights the eye. II is refreshing 10 see a
standard drama produced with the same
attention to detail and care Of pictur-
esQue effect which are shown in the pro-
ducJion OF the vaudeN iIie extravaganza
Charles a. Stevenson, Albert Bruning
Mark Smith, Hugo Toland. Gilmore
Scott. Lester Gruner, Harold Howard, w
ID. Murray, Gerard Anderson, II. S. Mill
ward Leon and Brimbi Walter Stuart
Lawrence Reeves, NJ. j. Preston, T. J.
Hart, Marie Bates, Mabel Howard, Lizzie
Du Roy, Emma Chase, Helen ThiH
Eleanor Stuart, Anne Sutherland, Maude
Winter, Marie Thill, Elizabeth Belknap,
Cora Adams, Helma Horneman, Aurelia
A. Granville, Lousia Burnham and Helen
Tracy are all members of the organiza-
tion supporting Mrs. Leslie Carter in Da-
Vid Beiasco's 'Zaza." The public is.
therefore. assured that the drama will
be almost perfectly presented. ''Zaza"
will be the attraction next week at the
Lafayette Square Opera House.
That most jovial of comedians, Roland
Reed will be seen on Monday night at
the Columbia Theater in his success of
last year, THE Wrong Mr.. Wright" This
comedy is from the pen of George w
Broadhurst, who is also responsible for
What Happened TO JONES' why Smith
Left Home" THE Last Chapter" and
The Speculator' 1t is considered one
of the most laughable farces ever writ
ten and has been a genuine success since
the day of its production Mr.. Reed is.
this season supported by a company
which includes 1sadore Rush. Mary Ny
ers, Charles S. Abbe, Sheridan Tupper,
Julian Reed and James Douglas.
An entirely feminine chorus Is a novel;
~ in musical comedy that should be
The evening times., 1898-12-24
St. Johns.

Holy communion, with carols, 7:3)
o'clock; morning prayer, sermon, and the
holy communion. II o'clock; professional
hymn 81, Mendelssohn, 'Hark! the Her
aid Angels Sing ''Venite Exu.temus
Domino" in F, Anglican chant; proper
Psalms, xix, xiv, lxXxv: "Gloria Patrj."
in F, Anglican chant; ''Te Deum Lauda-
mus in F. ]. Baptiste Calkin; service of
the holy comunion; introit anthem; ky
rie Eleison,r in A, George j. Elvey;
Gloria Tibi,' in G, Paxton; hymn 50
Avirson; sermon by the rector; offertory
anthem.
Ascription. "All Things Come of Thee.
O! Lord" "Sanctus" In f, George NJ.
Garrett; eucharistic. hymn 224 Maclagan.
Bread of Heaven. on Thee We Feed"
Gloria in Excelsis' in E flat, George NJ.
Garrett; "Nunc Dimittis" in F, Ang lean
chant; recessional hymn 60, Smart.
Choral evensong. 4:15 p. m.-Procession-
al hymn 81, Mendelssohn 'Hark. the
Herald Angels Sing" choral service, Tai
lis; proper psalms. cx, cxxxii Anglican
chants; Magnificat, in d, j. Christie
The evening times., 1898-12-24
North CAPITOL.

Special music will be rendered both
morning and evening. "Glory to God in
the Highest" There Were Shepherds. y
THE Star of Bethlehem and Christ
mas Anthem" The choir is as follows:
Sopranos-Msses Mendel King. Denean,
Mauverse, House, Phillips. Altos-Mrs
Maddox, Mrs. Steele, Misses Edson
Stansbury. Tenors-Messrs Foxes, Clark
Baumbach. Bassos-Messrs. Steele Crist,
Buncher. Director-Mr. Joseph D. Steele.
Organist-Miss Mary L. Boss.
The evening times., 1898-12-24
Reformation.

The quartet, Mrs. Kate Scott Brooker.
soprano; Mrs. George Myers. alto; Mr..
George Scharf. tenor: Mr.. Eugene E.
Stevens. bass, will be assisted by Mrs.
Duncan Richmond, Misses Hinkle. Mac
Nulty, Poggensee, Pollard, Messrs. Do
mer. Morris, Pollard, Yount and Albert.
Morning programme Sing to God. -
Gounod; "Salutaris," CiriIlo; ''Te Deum'
in fiat. Shelly; ''Hark. Hark. My
Soul" Shelley. Evening program-'HoIy.
Lord God of Sabbath" Rossini; 1--WE
Praise Thee" Mosenthal: 20. HoIv
Night" Christmas carols by the Sunday
School at 10 a. m. Mrs. w H Bagly.
organist; Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens, direc.
tor
The evening times., 1898-12-24
st. PauI's.


Holy communion at 7:3o and a. M
mathis at TO a. M; high celebration at il
a. m., when the following program oil
music will be rendered by the vested choir.
with organ and orchestral accompaniment:
Professional, "Adeste FideIis, reading
fhymn 4s): introit, 30. Thou That Te.lest
Glad Tidings 10 Zion" contralto solo and
chorus, from the Messiah" Hande,: COM
munion service. the st. Cecilia mass
(Messe Solenelle), Charles Gounod;
hymn, .Hark, the Herald Angels Sing,
Mendelssohn; offetory anthem, And the
Glory of the Lord Shall Be Revealed"
from the Messiah Handel; Gloria b.
Ground" George w. Warren, "a traditional
Christmas carol in this parish.
At the service at p. m. the same pro-
cessionals will be sung, with the psalms
for the day, Magnificat and Nunc Dim.ttis
in F, b. Tours; offertory as in morning;
hymn at the benediction, No. 55, Calm
on the Listening Ear of Night Macleod.
Full choral service will be sung at both
services, and in the morning the choir
will be preceded by a quartet of vested
trumpeters.
The choir is composed as follows: So
pranos-Masters Morgan, Holson, White,
Detterer, Scrivener, Curl, Fisher, Dun
ham, Hefiebower. Gheen, Ross. Smith and
Gladmon, Miss Mary Walk, Mrs. Zahn,
Miss Rippey, Mrs. Buchanan and Miss
Mabel Dunn. Altos-Miss Bail, Miss Flo--
ence Dunn, Mrs. Mercer and Miss Ebert.
Tenors-F. w. Seibold W. r. Reed. n. IL.
Minnix, S. p Minnick and A. B. Barran-
ger. Bassos-Percy Thompson, ]. II. Fin
ney, +. II. Bassett C. w. Mercer and
Edw. Campbell. Librarians, William
Freiss and Benjamin Rollins; acolytes j.
Gascoigne and Charles Bell; crucifer,
Thomas Mullett; assistant organist, Miss
Mary Ross; organist and choirmaster,
Donald B. Macleod. The solo parts will
be rendered by Miss Walk, Miss Ebert,
Miss Ball, Messrs. Seibold and Thompson.
The choir also has the assistance of
Messrs. G. II. Michaelson and William
LOCKER
The evening times., 1898-12-24
AshurX.

At 7:30 p. m.-Chorus, "Hark, Hark,
My Soul" Shelly, the choir; solo, when
Heaven Sang to Earth" Parker. Mr.
Winston Payne; chorus, ''Cantate Domi-
no. Buck, the Asbury choir; solo, "The
Holy City, Adams, Miss Helen Adams
chorus, "Te Deum," Buck, the choir
violin solo, selected, Mr.. Bernardine
Smith; solo, selected, Miss Josephine
Wormley; quartet, brightest and Best
Hanscom. Misses Tyler and Garrett and
Messrs. Lewis and Johnson; chorus, 30,
Come, All Ye Faithful" Schneider, the
choir; solo, selected, Mr.. Howard Green;
solo, selected, Miss George Smith The
choruses will be rendered with violin ac-
compartment. Dr. ]. L. Thomas, pas
tor: Prof j. Henry Lewis, director; Mrs.
Lena Bronaugh, acting organist.
The evening times., 1898-12-24
ehnsts Church.

Eleven O'Clock professional (hymn sly !;
Venite," Gregorian: "Gloria," Gregori-
an; "Te Deum." Dudley Buck lin B mi
nor); Gloria Tfbi'e tArion in A fiat);
Hymn SO; offertory. Noel. by Gounod, in
b fiat; 'Sanctus. Cearnige in E faD;
Communion Hymn a9; Gloria in Excel
sis odd Chant = Recessional Hymn 60
The choir comprises the following: So
pranos. Eugene Ball, Fred Chapler,
Thomas Goodwin. Robert Conrad. John
Rosernan, Paul Makall, Forrest Thomp-
son. William Laub Austin Howard, The
odore Howard, Julian Miller, John Wa
ters, Armistead Grady, Irving Hoffman.
Winter Graves, David Brewster, Roscoe
Miller and Alexander Marsh; altos. Wal
ter Frey and John Jones; tenors. Messrs.
Thomas {. Pole, S. III. Wheatiey, j. W.
Harper, Bruce Maekall, Charles Waters
and w. p. Mckee: bassos, w. b. Orme,
Orton Hyde, William Waters, Hugh PEN
dleton, Frank Goodwin, Randolph Coyle
and Fred Appleby; choirmaster, William
r. Mckee, organist, Miss Aileen Bell; So
prano soloist: Mrs. Wilson Young
The evening times., 1898-12-24
COncOrlia.

Eleven a. m. prelude, organ; Christmas
cantata, by E. E. Mori; duet, The
Guiding Star" Bragdon, Mrs Roesen-
berg Weber and Miss Rose Gokeler; GIo-
ria, from Mozart's Twelfth Mass. p m
(Cristian Endeavor meeting). duet. Flow
On Stephenson, Misses Rich and EhI-
shlager; solo, The Day is Ended" Bart
lett, Mr.. Robert E. Lewis.
Members of the choir: Mrs Roesenberg
Weber, Misses Rich, Ehlshlager, Opper-
mann, Olga Krennke, Patience Mori. Rose
Gokeler, Sophie Krennke, Jorrgeleit, Her
zog, Elsie Brodt and Bertha Mori:
Messrs. Dorr, ]. l.. Flynn, Shutter. Rob-
ert E. Lewis, William and Albert Coupe
and Oscar Krennke; musical director and
organist Prof Emile E. Mori.