The record-union., 1898-12-24
sIRTHDAY OF The BABE.
now 1T WILL BE CELEBRATED
IN THE CHURCHES.
Christmas Carols and Anthems OF
Praise and Joy Will Hail
His Nativity.

AnC Oh the CITY VIII oAA N~A~
0rate the nativity of the Chrlst-cnlld
tomorrow, some of the musical pro-
grams of carols and anthems being very
Ene, and doubtless there viii be a very
barge attendance where such is the case,
as the weather promises to be fine.
AT St. Paurs Episcopal Church the
services will be very elaborate. Ihefe
will be a low celebration at a m, ana
. high celebration at II a. M, the rec
xor. Rev. c. L. Mel, officiating at poth'
The first choir night Of the new cholr
will be in the evening. The program
will be as follows:
CNforning service, II o'clock
Organ, Offertory in G;..,......-.'.o0 o0'' ''i9'0
Mrs. Pinkham.
Professional, "Adeste Ftdeles. -.
..IIsI1te ..'........'....'''''''' ireS0rian
Tlorfa ..Te Nercadante
II Trio oeSm M2s Movnj6an Mrs. Howard
and Mr.. Beardslee. ,..
Hymn. aiia 3 The Herald Angels" Mendelssohnl
Gloria Tbs Tours
Hymn, ls Glad Tidings" ":..:...........A .Avison
Anthem, %, Holy Night" "....;....-..A Adam
"sanctus" (GounoO ''Messe des Or
pheoniSteS, male chorus.
"Benedictus' Mass in G)......H. Farmer
Rdcessional 1etla ma ei7l songs Of Praise Knecht
Organ, 'Marche Triomphate,' '::.i:i:.;;i ;oi..o; -
Mrs. Pinkham.
Evening service and choir night, No. /.
7:30 O'Clock. Full choral service)
Professional. "Adeste Ffdeles."
Gloria in Excelsis" ................ Tours
'Magnificat' .;:................... Garrett
.Nunc Dimittes' ...............4,. Garrett
LYNN l3 .....''''.'..iNE iNa1doseoSn on " s9Tn
HXnln.
Quartet Rock Of Ages" :" Dudley Buck
Miss Jackson, Mrs. Smith, Edgar Coft-
man, Henry Arnold.
Solo (contralto), Divine Redeemer r;;,od nm;
Mrs. B. F. Howard
Solo and chorus 20, Holy Night .Gounod
Mrs Moynihan.
Re4m ctin b,11; 5 Barnbv i5a9ir11 Sy
Recessional, Songs of Praise" .Knecht
AT THE CATHEDRAL.
In the Cathedral the first mass will be
at 6 a. m, and every half-hOur after
there will be mass till $50 a. m. At
1870 a. m. there will be solemn Pontif-
ical mass and Papal benediction. The
celebrant will be Right Rev. Bishop
Grace; deacon, Rev. Father Walsh;
sub-deacon, Rev Father Brady; master
Of ceremonies, Brother Paul. A sermon
livered by Rev. Father Walsh. In the
Sanctuary there will be twenty five sur
pliced acolytes, of whom Thomas Hall
will be miter- bearer; William Turton,
crosfer- bearer; John Lavelle, pectoral
cross bearer; Frank Ryan, ring-bearer,
and John Monson, gremial- bearer.
The music accompanying the Pontif-
ical high mass will be as follows: At
the entrance of the officiating clergy
Meyerbeer's Grand Coronation March"
Will be rendered by the Organist, Miss
Lizzie NJ Griffin, assisted by instru-
mentalists: c. A. Neale, flute; George B.
Franz, first violin; c. Kiel, second Vio-
lin; H. Lindemeyer, viola; F. A. Griffin,
cello; Ray C. Hopkins. cornet; E. A.
Platt, trombone, George Neale, French
horn. Immediately preceding the ser
mon the Cathedral quartet. consisting
of Mrs J. II. Coppersmith, soprano,
Mrs r. H Rawley, contralto; Walter
Longbottom, tenor, and j. G. Genshlea,
basso, will sing MendelsSOhns "Nenl
Creator (adapted), and during the Of
fertory Adams 20 Mira NOX' will be
sung by the same quartet, with Mrs
Edgar NJ Sheehan, contralto, and
Frank Bellhouse, tenor, in addition.
Schubert -Goltermann's "Cantilena,
solo for cello, will be rendered by
Franklin A. Griffin. For the mass the
choir will render in its entirety the
Grand PontificaP' of Antonio Nlcolo
Zingarelli, a prolific Neapolitan COM
poser living between the years Ii3-
and 1887, and who, in 1SO4 succeeded
the famous Guglielmi as chapel master
of St. Peters. Rome. The full program
will be as follows:
Organ and orchestra, "Coronation {d1sa,Saa ~
,CtaTo solo .Shubert
.Kvrie Fleison," (a) Prelude, D Minor
bass solo and quartet. nA
Interlude, organ and orchestra' o,{to' ,{o'
Christie Eleison," trio, soprano, alto;
bass; (c) "Kyrie," tenor aria and
Gloria in Excelsis." prologue. sinfonia
Dramatico. Country around Bethie-
hem in Judea; Roman guards IN as
{anee; Shepherdc,s, pipe is IN heard; !.at (9
Terra" soprano and alto duet; C!
'Laudamus," chorus. (0 Granas,
quartet unaccompanied); (el Dom;
mus Deus" tenor SOLO; 81 "Qui
Tolls" bass solo, quartet and chorus;
(g) Quoniam, duet, tenor and pass; w
cum Sancto," chorus. .Zingarelh
I'Veni Creator (hymn preceding ser
"Credo" RretS jbJ Patrem 0mnipotentem:
bass aria; (c) 'Deum de Dec" solo
and chorus; I'D EFT Incarnatus," So
prano solo; (e) "CruciiXus." chorus
and duet: (O "Et in Spiritum,' con-
tralto solo; (g) EFT ResurreXit" solo
and chorus al fine. 40
Offertory, "Cantique de Noer' or 80
Mira NoX" ..................-.-.:. Adani
"Sanctus" (chorus) .ZingarelIl
Organ improvisation, Elevation -.
'Pleni Sunt" (chorus) )......-.... Alngarelll
''Bened1ctuS' ......--...---: ...---:-.. Ntpei
.Agnus Der (soprano solo and chorus,
Christmas hymn, 'Adeste Fidens' -.
-...........-.'...-'-'.-' NoNelIs
The choir will be as follows: Mrs. ].
II. Coppersmith. Mrs. Bert Adams, Miss
Rosa Heusch, Miss Edna Coppersmith
Miss Nellie Siddons. sopranos; Mrs r
H. Hawley, Mrs. Edgar NJ. Sheehan
Mrs. w. Longbottom, Miss Rose Shee-
han. Mrs. ]. G. Genshlea, altos; Messrs
w. Isongbottom, Guiseppi Cioft1 Franz
Bellhouse, r. T. Cohn, tenors; j. q
Genshlea. c. NJ. Phinney, bassos; Miss
Lizzie NJ. Griffin, organist.
AT ST. FRANCIS CHURCH.
Christmas will be celebrated with the
usual solemnity at st. Francis Church
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