The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-22


........................ Gounod: Parker
Unfold Ne Portals-Rcdemption. ?Gounod
Organ Postlude-Atarcli Pontificale.!...
i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LemmcnS
The members OF the choir arc as fol-
sogranSs-Mrs. Jesse E: Morris. Miss
Fannie petrlc,. Miss Abbic Radcliffe.
Altos-Miss Minnie Wincher, Mrs. J: II.
Devorc, Miss Lotto Jeffers, Miss Kate
Wincher Miss Jeanette Burt.
Tenors-Mr. VIII B, Day, Mr. G. II.
Dowler. sitgg %I5
Bass-Mr. David Crawford. Mr.. J. II. Dc.
wore, Mr.. Henry Reuter- Mr.. James Hem
bricks.
Viollnlst-Prof. l.. A. La Roche -5F
Organst and Dircctor-Jamcs II. Perry.
The services at the Thomson M. BE.
church tomorrow morning will be
largely of musical nature, and the
vested choir for that occasion will num-
Der about forty voices. Mrs. Zou Hast
ings-Frazier and Mrs. E. l.. Stone will
render a number OF selections, and this
fact Of itself will be of unusual interest.
AS will be observed from the pro-
gramme. the general sentiment is in
celebration Of our Savlor's birth. a
number Of young ladies will act as
ushers. The programme is as follows:
Organ. Prelude-TaEGhanser. Wagner
processionaI Hyinn-Hark! the iIera!ds
Sing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MendelsSohn
Carol-chrIstmas Jubilate. ........ schIlling
AnthCu-Triumphal March .......... Costa
Mr.. Z. L. Stone,
Anthen-Hark, What Mean Those
Holy Voices? .;.......-...,...... sullivan
Dret-O Love Divine. Observation-Disclosures dds
Mra. .Zolt Hastings Frazier and L: L. Stone
(lrpnn MISUNDERSTANDING Wnrnnr
Soprano soIoS2EethieicIn M :. g. W. coombS
Mrs. Zou HastingS!Fr
AnthcIn-Fest!val Te Deum in L fiat.
RcccssIonal Hymn.WhlIa Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks by Night Handel
Organ Postlude ........- -. -. Mcrkcl
The personnel of The choir Is as fol-
lows: - = 's'sg
.soprano-Missps Virginia. Harrison.
Bess Donaldson. MinnieaGee, Anna AL
eXander, LYDIA Prince Hontas, Cooper,
Gertrude Holland. Alice Cowl. Ada In
hoff, Lettie Coleman, Eva Neininger.
Alice, Huntley, Bessie Mansfield. and
Mesdames II. P. Lor, Jessie Wells and
Ella Stump.
Alto-Misscs Broadlc Lewis, Edith
Irene Lashley. Margaret McLaren,
LYDIA Oliver. Edith Beck, and Mrs. W.
II. Giesey
Tenors-MessTs. Allan Robinson, Ho-
ner McGresor, Charles WEIGH. French
Walton. George Sklton and L. l.. Stone.
Bussos-Messrs. Walter Sadler. clyde
McGregor, Harry Williams. II. P. Loc.
Ernest Clouse. Howard Oliver and Lon
Edwards.
Director. NJ. Hammond.
OrGanist-Miss Letha Frazier.
The First English Lutheran church.
Rev. Samuel Schwarm, pastor-The
services OF this church on Sunday. ser
mons and songs, will be appropriate to
the Christmnstidc. The choir will sing
number OF Christmas anthems, es-
peclnlly practiced for the occasion. The
Sunday school will hold its concert and
treat on Tuesday evening at 1880. The
music to be rendered Is especially good
and appropriate. The children will take
quite q part In the service, md their
part Will be full OF interest to the par
ents. No aGmIttcnce viii be, charged
but nm offering will be taken for the
benefit of the Sunday school. The
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor will meet on Sunday evening at
ESQ, Instead Of Monday. =
At the Second Presbyterian church.
corner of Market and Twentieth streets,
the Rev. Joseph Speers, pastor, will
prea ci, In the morning Mt 1o:3O On cur
Christmas Lesson" and In the evening.
at 1880 the Sabbath school will have a
Christmas exercise. at which the pastor,
will make n short address on the sub
jcct Of the exercise. christmas In Chi
na." Special music has been prepared
for Sabbath day and hearty invita-
tlon Is extended TO those who have no
regular place OF worship. Sabbath
Wednesday evening Mt I;l5 o'clock. On
CHRISTMAS misht me reguiar CHRISTMAS
festival VIII De held ~ the subbath
school room. An old Fashioned Home
far'y. ~
AS'4 : IL
Second English Lutheran church, A.
0. u. w. hall, Thirty-sixth and jacob
strcets-Rcv. W. A. Hartman, pastor.
Preaching at 1870 ann, sermon appro-
$3.50 p. m. Catcchetcal class. $3.50 p. m.
Christmas exercises by the Sunday
school. consisting of music. rectations,
addresses, etc, at $50 p. m. ~.
Services Of the Second United Prcsby-
terrain church, at a. o. u. w hoi,
Sabbath morning at 1880. and in The
evening at 7:3O, by Rev. ]. III. Littoll.
Sabbath school at . y. m, Christian
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The usual services in the First Uni