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WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS
ORGANIZE FOR WORK

a new District suffrage organization
was effected recently in the parlors of
willard's Hotel by delegates from the To-
cal woman suffrage associations.
The delegates sent by the District Wo-
man Suffrage Association were Mrs
Helen TindalI. Mrs Ellen Powell Thomp-
son, Mrs. c. E. Kent. DIR. Clara Nc
Naughton. Mrs. Belva Lockwood. Mrs
Kate Ward Burt, Mrs. Talbot and Miss
NJ. H. Williams.
Those from the Junior Equal Suffrage
Club. an association composed of young
ladies and gentlemen, were Miss Minnie
Holm, Miss Henrietta Morrison. Miss
Jameson, Miss Gertrude MetcaIfe and
Mr.. G. A. Warren.
Mrs. Kent was made temporary chair
man. a constitution was adopted, and
permanent officers were elected as fol-
lows:
President. Mrs. TindaIl; vice president.
Miss Jameson; recording secretary, Mis- :
Williams; corresponding secretary. Miss
Henrietta Morrison; treasurer. Mrs.
Burt, and auditing committee, Mrs. Kent
and Mr. Warren.
The new organization is wholly a dele
gate body, has the staus of a State asso-
citation, and is called the Equal Suf-
frage Association of the District of Co
lunbia. Its meetings w. be four yearly
the next one coming in February, 1899
1t will be auxiliary TO the National
American Woman Suffrage Association.
to the next convention of which it Will
send as delegates Mrs TindalI, DR.. Nc
Nanghton. Miss Holm, Mrs. Burt and
Mrs. Talbot This convention meets in
Grand Rapids, Mich, during the comil e
April.
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st. Douinic,s.

Before o'clock mass, "Adeste Fidelis,''
Novelties arrangement; "Kyrie Eleison,'' -
Gloria in Excelsis Deo,'' 'Credo in
Unum Deum," from Mozart's Twelfth
Mass; "Sanctus ct Benedictus," from
Paola Giorza's Fourth Mass; "Agnus
Del" from Haydn's Mass No. 2; graduate,
"EXulta Sion,' by Victor Hammered:
ofTertory. "Adeste FiGelis,' ''Venf Crea-
tor" a NJ Knabel.
AT II o'clock La Hache's Mass entire will
be rendered: Graduate sit Nomen Dom
ini Benedictum.' G. CaSliero; offertory,
''Salve Mundi Domina,' Karst: "Veni
Creator" Kreutzer. The mass will be
followed by benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament, at which the music will be
80 Salutaris' and '-Tantum Ergo" Gre
gorian.
The choir is composed as follows: So
pranos, Mrs Mollie Bishop, Misses Mar
garet Kelly, Nellie Burke, Angela HeaIy,
Lilly Acker, Mamie Kirby, and Jose
phine Kelly; altos, Misses Margaret Cole
man, Bernie Fitzgerald, Mamie Monohan,
Margaret Archer, and Johanna Keneally
tenors, Messrs. Joseph Gauges, William
Marsden, ]. Fred Brady, Martin Horne.
and c. L. Berger; bassos Messrs. John
Caugher, Joseph Eckert, William Ken
ealIy, Ambrose Bart, Stanislaus Lynch.
Joseph Healy, James McDonna, and
Thomas Lowe; organist. Miss Barbara
Bischoff.
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immaculate Conception.

Solemn high mass at 1879 o'clock. Ser
mon by Father Kirby of the Catholic
University.
'Asperges Me" Kollross; And the
Glory of the Lord Shall be Revealed" :"
chorus, from Handels oratorio of The
Messiah" "Kyrie' and Gloria Hay
dn's Third of Imperial Mass; ''Hodie
Christus Natus Est" (arranged). Riga;
"Venf Creator" Bailey, also solo, Miss
Mamie Grant; 'Credo in Unum Deum,
Haydns Third Mass; offertory, "Adeste
Fidelis." Novello. quartet and chorus;
''Sanctus ct Benedictus.' Schubert S
Mass in b fiat; "Agnus Del ct Dona
Nobis Pacem,' Haydn's Imperial Mass:
organ postIude. Handel's HaIlel4jah, cho-
rus, Mr.. 4. D. Mayo The soprano solo in
the '.Kyrie' will be sung by Mrs. Smith
the other solos will be sustained by the
quartet consisting of Mrs. Annie Grant,
soprano; Miss Mamie Grant, alto; Mr.
H. o. Cork, tenor. and Mr.. T. A Muir
ray, bass. The entire membership of the
choir is as follows:
SopranOs-Miss Annie Grant, Miss Su-
sic Lewis. Miss Mabel Latimer. Mrs May
Jordan. Mrs. +. s. Pumphrey. Miss Car
RE McGill, Miss Kate Englehart. Mrs.
II. o. Cook. Miss Clara Pipenburg Miss
Katie Mullaly, Miss Jessie Walling.
Altos-NIiss Mamie Grant, Mrs Mary
King Clark, Miss Grace Maher, Mrs.
Mollie Santer Flynn. Miss Lizzie Barry,
Mrs. Kate Rupert, Miss Blanche Young
Miss Nellie OHara. Tenors-Mr. Howard
O. Cook, Mr.. r. Clinton Ballinger. Mr..
James Forsyth, Mr.. George Morgan. Mr.
Robert Englehart. Bassos-Mr. I. A
Murray. Mr.. Martin Grant. Mr.. Charles
Mellon, Mr. Ernest He'll. Mr.. William De
Lacy. Mr.. E. a. Ryan. Mr.. NJ. Burns.
Mr. Joseph Englehart, Mr.. Joseph Sulli-
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ST. Pafriek's.

At the o'clock mass-'Adeste t1deils'
Novelo: Kyrie, Gloria and Credo from
Messe Solennele Gounod; Offetory'
"Adeste Fidelis." Novello; Sanctus, Gou-
nod; Agnus Del from No >, Haydn. Al
communicable Rehgioso. No.
10 (strings), Beethoven; ION, Holy Night
Adams Dudley Buck. a complete orches-
ira with organ accompaniment Will sup
port the choir at this service.
At the II o'clock mass-'AdeSte F'idelis,
Noveuo; Kyrie, Gloria and Credo from No.
>. Haydn: Ofertory. "Adeste Fidelis,
Novello; Sanctus from No. ,, Haydn; Ag-
nus Del. Haydn; oh. Holy Night, Ad-
ams-Dudley Buck.
Vespers, 4:30 p. NO Salutaris,' Mar
20; 'Tantum Ergo, Goeb; Laudate Dom
inum, Gregorian.
On account of the sickness of Mrs.
Maina's children Mrs. Esputa-Daly will
sing in her place.
Quartet-Mrs. Blanche Mattingly-Rog-
ers. soprano; Mrs. Paulina Mama. alto;
Mr. Ed P Schwartz, tenor; Mr.. b. a.
Ryan basso: Mr.. Ernest Cox librarian;
Miss Louisa Boone. organist; Signor Mari
anO Mama musical director.
Chorus-Sopranos: Miss Jennie Mudd,
Mrs. Paul f. Cain, Misses Adelaide Bor-
beck. Hattie A Fouike, Carrie Wood,
Katie c. Cullen, Mrs. J. f. Chapman, Mrs.
P c. j. Treanor. Misses Mary McBlena-
min, Annah McMenamin, Blanche Norris,
NJ. F. Combs, Annie De S. Lovejoy. Altos:
Mrs. Augusta Black Misses Jennie Will
kinson, Mae Koechlin, Anna Treanor
Mrs Helen Lynch. Helen NJ Turner, j. B
Wilson. Miss Elizabeth Gisriel. Mrs. b. B.
Sherwood. Tennrs: Messls. Stasius Ne de
F. Harry Maxwell. William q. Penney, J.
+. Potts, Mr.. Parker. BasSos: Messrs. j.
B. Wilson, +. II. Paudert, 2. c. j. Treanor,
Senior Guillermo OiIvet. Messrs. John j.
Hamilton. William f. Mahony, Paul F.
Cain, Mr. Gerry, W. p. Turner.
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The Ho}V Name.

High mass at D a. M; solemn at 1890 a.
m. The musical program, for the 1880
mass, is as follows: Before mass, THE
Manger," Guilmant; "Asperges Me Domi-
me- G.. o. T. Weiss; mass No. II, Mozart;
"Vem Creator" Giorza; offertorium,
"Adeste Fidelis,' with violin obligato, No
ve!lo; benediction after mass, 20 Saluta-
ris, Mario; "Tantum Ergo" Faure. At
ter the mass. Nazareth" Gounod.
AT a. M; mass in c, No. ., Haydn.
The members of the choir are as fol-
lows: Sopranos-Mesdames Thos. ]. Sher-
idan, Nellie b. Kelser. Misses Ella Bros
nahan, Mary Corridor. Anna Doyle, Lau-
ra NJ. Groves, Mary NJ. Hessler, Clara
Knockey. Kate Knockey, Helen S. Reed,
Isabel Lapini and Margaret Spiliane. AL
4os-Mesdames ]. +. Bishop, Ross E.Gray,
Mary c. McMahon, Ella Nj. Sommers.
Misses Annie NJ. HaEley. Rose r. Hess
Ter. Anna G. Rogers and Margaret Sie-
bert Tenors-MessTs. James l.. Duncan,
j. A Handiboe, B. 4. Lynch and NJ. +.
Weber. Bassos-Messrs. James a. Duiiy,
r. VIM DeVereauX, w. Revere Rodgers,
JOS F. Mulhare and Joseph Mccain. ne
choir is under the direction of Miss Mary
NJ. Hessler. with Miss Cecilia c. Dougher-
~ as organist. Vio!inist-Mr. Joseph NC
Cam.
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man must reap as he sows. If he sows
ill-health he will reap ill-health. If he
neglects his health the weeds of disease
will grow up and choke it.
1t is daily and hourly marvel that men
will recklessly neglect their health, when
moments thought should tell them that
they are courting death. It lies in most
every mans power to live to green old
age. If man would only take the same
care of himself that he does of his horse, or
cow, or dog, he would enjoy good health
When a man OWNS f1undred-dollar horse
and it gets sick, he does not waste any time
about doctoring him up. When his garden
gets full of weeds, he doesn't delay about
roofing them out, for he knows they will
choke out his vegetables When he is out
of sorts, sick, nervous, headachey, has no
appetite and is restless and sleepIess at
night, he pays little attention to it. The
result is consumption, nervous prostration
or some serious blood or skin disease. DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is the
best of all medicines for hard working men.
1t gives edge to the appetite, facilitates the
flow of digestive juices, invigorates the
liver and purifes and enriches the blood.
1t is the great blood maker and flesh
builder. 1t cures oS per cent of all cases
of lingering coughs, bronchial and throat
affections, weak lungs, bleeding from lungs
and kindred affections. Do not wait until
the lungs are too far wasted to admit of
being cured
As you know. FIVE years ago the doctors had
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Mr.. E. G. McKinney.sof Deepwater, Fayette Co.
w. Va. II took treatment from DR.. r. "
Pierce, and am entirely well now. had taken
steadily. as directed, his Golden Medical Dis
covery.'"
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con.
stipatiou. One little Pellet" is dose.
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ST Aurusfine's,

At O'Clock a. m.-Haydn's Mass No. z;
offertory, "Adeste Fidelis."
At Il o'clock a. m.-Haydn's Mass No
81 graduate" Gounod. 'Ad Resnum Pas
forum; offertory, 'Viderunt Omnes,
adapted from Liszt's oratorio; Chris
.tus", for baritone solo. trio and chorus;
''Veni Creator Handel.
Vespers-' Psalms" by Millard; Mag
nificat" by Gloria; Alma Redemptoris," !"
Lambillotte: 90, Salutaris." Saint
Saens "Tantum Ergo" Dachauer.
The choir: Sopranos. Mrs. Martena Ir-
wing, Mrs. S. Green, Miss Carrie Haw-
kins, Miss Johnson, Mrs. Prather, Miss
Mary Simms, Miss Clara Wheeler, Mrs.
Anna Swan, Miss Leila Tudy, Miss Ger
trude Smith; altos. Mrs. Lavina Lotion,
Miss Carrie Johnson, Mrs. Agnes Lem
mon, Miss L. Parham and Mrs. P.
Broughton; tenors Mr.. ]. l. Jackson, Mr..
Y Duvall and Mr.. William Smith; bas-
SOS. Mr.. ". T. Benjamin. Mr.. John Cole
and Mr.. J. F. Parker: Prof. Anton
Gloetzner, organist and director; Ber
nardin Smith librarian.
The masses at and II o'clock will be
solemn high masses. There Will be ser
mons al these masses also. The sermon
at the late mass will be preached by the
Rev. A. Brosnan, S. J., of Woodstock
College. The reverend fathers of ST. Au-
gustine's Church will hold their annual
reception on New Year evening, Sunday,
January /.
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In HONOR OF THE
SAVIOUR'S Birth
Impressive Divine Services to
Be Held Tomorrow.
THE CHURCH PROGRAMS
Elaborate Preparations by All De-
nominations.
THE CHURCH PROGRAMS
Christmas Music to BE Rendered in
iiie Various Houses Of WOr-
shi.:-The ChOirs.

The sacred significance of Christmas IS
always elaborately observed in the Chris
tian churches, but the Saviour's Birth
day, falling as 1t does this year on sun
day. a day long dedicated to prayer and
pious thought, Christmas will be ceie-
brated with unusual reverence and pomp
in the churches.
The Catholic and Episcopal churches,
as is their wont, will observe the ami
yersary with mere form and ceremony
than viii their brethren Of other denom-
nations. Music. rare, varied and glad,
viii be rendered in the houses of worship
OF the Catholics and Episcopalans. The
choirs have been augmented and re
hearsals have been long in progress. The
choirmasterS. precentoIs and musical di-
Tectors, as they are variouSiy called,
have taken hold of this their annual
task with vim and ardor. Singers of ad-
mitled talent have been engaged for the
solo parts.
The services AT ST. Marys, ST. Patrick 8,
St Dominic's, St Aloysius'. ST. Mat
thew's and ST Augustine's will be espc-
ciaily elaborate. while The services at the
81. Tkeresa's and many others will be
more elaborate than usual. In the smaller
Catholic churches the congregations have
been canVasSed for voices that the choirs
might be swelled.
The Episcopalians have kept step with
the Catholics in their preparations for
the observance OF the day. Rich musi-
cal programs will be presented at st.
Johns, St PauTs. Epiphany and Ascen-
sion. The musical authors drawn on in
these religious services are: Gou-
nod. Mozart, Haydn, Mendeissohn,
Handel, Riga, Beethoven and Dudley
Buck.
In the Methodist and Baptist churches
as rule, Christmas sermons Will be
preached by the pastors, and special pro-
grams viii be rendered by the organists.
The holiday season will be emphasized by
church entertainments, which, as a rule
will take the form of children's enter
tainments, and will be given under the
auspices OF the Sunday schools. The
central features of these entertainments,
in most instances, will be a Christmas
tree, a Santa Claus and the distribution
OF gifts to the church workers These
entertainments will be scattered through
the week, from Christmas 10 New Year
Day.
The Presbyterian and Lutheran church,
eS Will provide special sermons and mu-
sic in celebatiOn of the sacred day.
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CATHOLIC.
ST. Mary'S.

The first solemn high mass will be cele-
brated at o'clock a. m, celebrant, Rev.
Father George Glaab. D D.; deacon, Rev.
Father J. ]. Joerger. D. D; subdeacon
Rev Father j. Simonick. The sermon
VIII be by Rev. DR.. Joerger.
During this mass the following music
will be rendered: ''Adeste Fideltis" (be-
fore the mass, V. Novello christmas
hymn; mass in f fiat, E. J. Biederman:
ofrertory, Date Sonitum Pastores,'' NJ.
Costa, (bass solo and chorus)
The last mass will be celebrated at 10
O'Clock a. m. and the music at this serv-
ice Will be rendered by the children at
the parochial school, who will sing the
following German Christmas carols:
''SchoensteS Kindleim. ''Stille Nacht ="
"Ihr Kinderlein Kommet' and 'Ihr Hir-
ten" Their singing will be accompanied
by the organ and the following instru-
ments: Violin, AIr. John y. Bryan; cith-
ern, Mr. NJ. Ullman, Misses NJ. WieSand
and 1. Ruth; chimes, Miss f. Mueller
The solemn vesper service will be sung
by the choir at the usual hour, viz, /
O'Clock =. m. with the following music:
Psalms from Vesper service No. ,, DOM
inc Ad, Adjuvandum. Dixit Dominus and
Laudate Dominum Z. Mario; offertory,
'Adeste F'idelis," V. Novello; Magniti-
cat, No. . +. Mario; Alma Redempto-
ris'' Cquartet, -Biederman; 20
Salutaris'' UenOr solo and quarteD,
Bohm- Wiegand: ''Tantum Ergo" in a,
r Riga; Laudate Dominum, =. Moder-
att.
The solos at the first mass and at the
vesper service will be sustained by the
quartet, consisting of Miss Cecilia V
Murphy, soprano; Miss Margaret Eich-
horn. alto: Mr. Aloysius S. Fennell, ten
or. and Mr.. Frank A. Rebstock. bass.
The chorus is composed Of the follow
ing singers: Misses Appalonia and Rosa
Miller, Alice Koch, Lulu Robert, Theresa
Buehler, Blanche Wood and Mrs. Bessie
Hancock, sopranos; Misses Mamie and
Annie Miller and Edna Wright, altos;
Messrs. Robert Paul, John a. Bryan,
Henry p. Werres and j. FRANKIE White,
bassos; Mr.. William Waldecker, organist
and director.
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st, Matthew's.

AT II o'clock solemn high mass, casper
ges Me" Thunder; "Kyrie,' Gloria in
Excelsis,' "credo, "sanctus," and Ben
edictus.' "Agnus Del" from LePrevosts $
First Messe So!enelle." At graduate
"Fiderunt Omnes," arranged from Silas
for quartet and chorus. Offertory Novel
los "Adeste F'idelis"
Vespers at 4 o'cIock-Psalms and Mag
nificat, from Marcos First Vespers will
be sung Offertory, "Adeste Fidelis, "
Alma Redemptoris." Klein, for quartet;
20 Salutaris," Rassini. soprano solo;
''Tantum Ergo Giorza, trio and chorus
"Laudate," Gregorian.
The choir-Sopranos Mrs, Hugh La
Grange, Miss Emily Donath, Miss Edna
Bishop. Miss Katie Aylmer, Miss Marga-
ret Aylmer; Miss Hannah Wade. Miss
Helene Martin Mrs. Walter Wilmarth
Miss Marie Bregazzi, Miss Adeline O'Bry-
on, Mrs. Harder, Mrs. Edwin Cow, Miss
Helen Pitts and Miss Isabel Sinclair Al
tos, Miss Kate Lackey. Miss Elizabeth
Tyler, Mrs. Mrs w. II. Wells Miss Annie
Fleming, Mrs. Jennie Holifield, Miss Ger
trude Baden, and Miss Julia Sullivan.
T'enors Messrs. Michael Peters, Fred Al
len Fred White. Eslinger. Ernest Cox,
and Mr.. Robert Smart. Bassos, Mr.
Charles Goodchild. Dr.. E. ]. Stitt, Messrs.
w Silas Sheetz. Henry Martin. Arthur
Giles. and E Bastable. Orsanist, Miss
Jennie Glennan.
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Nazareth solos for alto and baritone
and chorus, Ch. Gonnod; postlude, organ.
The choir-Sopranos: Miss Hattie NJ.
Ritchie, Mrs Charles p. SWEET, Misses
Margaret Coleman, Marie Mcmahon, Ell
len McCaffrey, Margaret Mcmahon, An
ME Sullivan, Ellen Hamilton, Katie Nc
Bride and Dolly Martin. Altos: Misses
Regina Baptista, Mamie Calan, Eleanora
Arendes and Mabel Martin. Tenors:
Messrs. l.. F. Randolph, jr., Charles
Prescott, Alfred ]. Smith and Harry AL
len. Bassos: Messrs. Edward B. Fox, Per-
nard S. Atchison, Joseph F. Eckert, W. e.
Abbott Russell Cove Abbott, William A.
Graham. Miss Mamie Kearon, organist;
Mr.. Lucius f. Randolph, jr., conductor
At 1880 a. m. high mass will be ceIe-
brated, at which time the junior choir,
under the direction of Miss Kearon. will
render Battman's mass; at the offertory,
20 Holy Night" bass solo, Adams, fol-
lowed by benediction of the Blessed Sac
rament.
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St. SteDhen,s.

At O'Clock solemn high mass. followed
by low masses until IL o'clock, at which
pontifical mass will be sung by Mgr.
Martinelli. At o'clock, Haydn's mass No.
2, "kyrie, Gloria "Credo,' ''Sanctus,"
'Benedictus'' and "Agnus Dei;" offertory,
Noel (Adams), arranged by Dressler;
"Adeste Fidelis," NoveIo, will be sung be-
fore mass.
At IL o'clock Haydn's grand mass No.
will be rendered. Full orchestral accom-
paniment at both services
st. Stephens day December 26), solemn
high mass will be sung at 10 O'Clock.
Gounod's mass of the Sacred Heart will
be rendered with orchestra.
The choir-Sopranos: Mrs. ]. b. Waters
Miss Teresa Machen, Mrs. w. D. Allen,
Mrs. Ida Stailey, Mrs. p. Mullett Miss
s. McDermott, Miss e. Power, Miss NJ
Hay and Miss X. Whitsell. Altos: Mrs
c. Dessez NJ. NJ. Jenkins, e. Gilen and
c. Trodden. Tenors: NJ. T. Fitzgerald W
ID. Allen, +. Ballauff, NJ. Peters, w P
Hughes, d. O'Brien and F.. Mulhan
Bassos: w. Gross, c. Bechtel, A p Gil
len and c. Reidt Director, Mr.. w. P
Hughes; organist, Mrs. Mary Gillen.
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st. AIOysius'.

Early mass will be sung at o'clock
Before mass: There Were Shepherds
Abiding in the Fields" Dudley Buck;
"Kyrie EIeison," Haydn Mass. No. 2,
complete; at the offertory, ''Adeste FL
delis," solo, duet, trio, quartet and cho-
rus, NoVello.
Solemn high mass at Ii o'clock. Be
fore mass, Grand Professional March,
Gounod, orchestra and organ. At mass,
'Kyrie Eleison," Gloria in EXcelsis
Dec, "Credo in Unum Deum," Sane
tus ct Benedictus," "Aanus Dei' and
'.Dona Nobis Pacem." all from Mozart,
No. Il; at the graduate, quartet for
string orchestra. by Won Wilm; at the
offertory, "EXulta Sion,' solo quartet and
chorus, by Hammered.
After mass, benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament: 80. Salutaris,' alto solo and
quartet, Phueger; ''Tantum Ergo" by
Riga; 'Laudate Dominum," Gregorian;
.'Adeste Fidelis," choir congregation. or
chestra and organ; Grand Recessional
March, by Kretschmer, orchestra and
organ.
The choir is composed as follows: Quar-
tet, Mrs Zaidee Smith. soprano; Miss
Pauline Whitaker, alto; Mr.. Alexander
Mosher, tenor, and Mr.. James Nolan.
bass Chorus: Sopranos, Mrs. Rosa c.
Pennebaker, Mrs. l.. Schott Mrs: NJ.
Welt, Miss Nellie Corrigan, Miss Mollfe
DAILY Miss Jennie Lynch, Miss Kate
Heron, Miss L. Lyons and Miss Dana
Heron; altos Mrs A. c. Taylor, Miss
Mary Triplett. Miss Mamie Mcguire.
Miss Clara Kubel, Miss Sallie Murphy,
Miss Bertha Johnson and Miss Arendes;
tenors, Mr.. T. Davies, Mr.. P. Connolly,
Mr.. Thomas Dooley. Mr.. j. Collins, Mr..
]. Q. Houlehan and Mr. J. CT. Gibson:
bassos, Mr. W. H Parker, Mr.. a. W.
Neff Mr.. J. II. Duffy, Mr. J. s. Arendes
and Mr. John l. Dwyer: S. ]. Kubel,
organist and director Mr.. Harry Whea-
ton Howard will ofIiciate at the organ at
the IL O'Clock service.
Members of the orchestra: Mr. Her.
man Rakemann. Mr.. Sol Minister, Mr..
Victor Johnson, Mr.. Charles Donch. Mr..
]. Jaegle. Mr.. Henry Donch, Mr., g.
Leimback. Mr.. Ernest Lent, Mr.. August
Schmidt, Mr.. Henry Jaeger, Mr.. a. Co
da, Mr.. Walter Smith, Mr. Carl Neu-
mann, Mr. F. TilleuN, Mr.. +. Muhlhau-
sen and Mr.. w. Johnson.
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will compose the choir on this occasion:
Sopranos, the Misses Elizabeth Brans1n,
Eva Brauman, Annie Green, Mary Har-
rison, May Harper, Margaret Madigan,
Ella Middleton, Eva Talbert, Mrs. Balm.
Mrs. Hersey and Mrs Moore; altos. the
Misses Gertrude Harrison, Nellie Leon
ard. Carrie Marryatt, Catharine Rhodes
and Mrs. Baden; tenor. Messrs. Law
renee Gates. J. Fl. Golden. Simeon Har-
rison; bass. Messrs. John Arendes,
George Casper, John Downey, Robert
Green, Thomas Leonard and Thomas
Smith: organist, Miss Jennie C. BARLEY.
At the o'clock mass the choir will be
under the direction of Miss. Annie Grant.
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St. Paul'S.

At and IL O'Clock, solemn high mass;
solemn benedicdon at 1880 p. m. At the
o'clock mass, Gounod's Messe Solenelle
(St. Cecelia) will be sung, and Adolf Ad-
ans 20, Holy Night" after the mass. AT
II clock Gounod's mass in c will be sung.
The hymn, ''Adeste Fidelis." will be sung
at the offertory of both masses.
ChOir-Sopranos: Mrs. Oscar p. Schmidt
Mrs. Morgan d. Lewis, Mrs. Z. B. Whit
comb, Mrs. W. H. Miller, Mrs. ]. I.
Chase, Miss Josephine Phillips Miss
Mary Greene, Miss Mary Byrne, Miss B.
Hunter, Miss NJ. Riley, Miss A. G. Cook
and Miss Blanche Crown. Altos: Miss
Anna O Brien, Miss n. O'Hare Miss
Anna Greene, Miss A. NJ. Hanley, Miss
Nita Albert and Miss Nellie Cotalaier
Tenors: Charles C. Wright, Arthur l..
Wasserbach, Maurice Kirby, John Nc
Avoy, P. II. OFarrell and William Bal
lauff. Bassos: A. G. Traile H. G. Thyson
William O'Laughlin, Frank He'll and C.
A. Atchison.
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Christmas Eve at the mission

The Central Union Mission will hold
meeting of special interest at it's main
hall, No. go Louisiana Avenue tonight
the service being appropriate to the oc-
casion. Christmas Eve. MIR. Wheeler, of
the board of directors, will be in charge
of the Service and will be assisted by
Evangelist Barnes, of Kentucky, ard Slunl
Workers Banks and Little, whose songs
and testimonies stir the hearts of all, will
also participate. Miss Barnes will also
sing. The public is cordially invited to
this, as to all the Mission services
Christmas presents for all.
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st. Teresa'S.

Solemn high mass will be celebrated at
St Theresa's Church at 5 o'clock Christ
mas morning. Mozart's Twelfth Mass will
be sung and the Benedictus from Webers
mass in G. At the Graduate ]. Taylor
Branson will play Occur ct Fleur," for
the violin, by Tobani; at the offertory,
"Adeste Fidelis." Before the mass Diel-
mems Christmas hymn will be given.
Mercandante' ''Vespers" will be sung
at o'clock. Miss Margaret Coleman will
sing 80. Salutaris,' by Tobani, with
clarionet obligato by Sisnor Andrea
Coda.
The following ladies and gentlemen
The evening times., 1898-12-24
IN Boys Clothing.

\ large collection of Vestie
Suits (3 pieces), made of fine all
wool material, beautifully trim
med. Sizes 3 10 s. Values So,
$3.50. SO and $3.50.
Your choice, S3.SS.
As a holiday special we have
reduced a line of Colored and
Black ROucle Refers. Sizes ; to
8. From
$3.50 and S2.75 to Sf.SS.
AS novel holiday attraction
we offer a Black Velvet Juvenile
Suit. sizes 3 TO 6,
S6 value, S4.9S.
Make your boy happy and buy
one of them.
The evening times., 1898-12-24
Holy Trinity,

Solemn high masses at 5 and 10 o'clock.
Prelude. ''Bsncd!ction Nuptiae,'' Dub is
tenor solo, = L.. Adam; Mass, 'Missa
de Beatae Mariae Virginie, composed by
Armand Gumprecht, and performed for
the first time in any church; ''Veni Crea-
tor" from same mass; offertory. "Adeste
Fidelis," Novello; postlude, 'Laus Deo ="
Dubois; soprano soloist. Mrs A. Gum
precht alto soloist Miss Edith Mccoy
tenor soloist, Mr.. John Weidman; bass
soloist, Mr.. j. c. Murray; organist and
director. Mr. Armand Gumprecht.
The choir will be assisted by Mr.. WILL
lam D. Mcfarland on this occasion.