New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
sERTICE,S IN THE CHURCHES.

CATHEDRAL Stantoni-s''J Staiae Ha vas assisted
S9Hf6s'Sf S@ the ca sRs the Rev Robert Ta4 an
ne tnmmnoa lay as5isaR ser2ce Sor Sas held the service
Bishop Potter spoke few woros aoo9uin "H toward
the Day hat the TN church has given
thority to use more h ssid ave are enabled to
get a truer and clearer rendering, OF tne VIZ pt
would make slight change in. that T and say +
Peace and goodwill to men OF sood"aiL. d aiEo two
9 fakfS ake t@9 s6PSdwi After awhile it becomes inn inn
possible to feel kind to rvee one @nq was held at 10
a. an M It was largely attended. The Sacrament t
Rev. Mr. Mr.. Paddock preached the sermon After After
the service a Christmas breakfast was, was tr GiStr
House. No 159 Essex-st
TRINITY CHURCH-Services were e9nducitteSd +Ps by
the recteE the sts Rey Dr m eeeBaan at
ion A large congregation was IN @ attehGariet Thist
mas evergreens Festoons of green encrced L, the n
pillars and small forest of dwarf hps masKea dscare
tions were white azaas and red autumn leaves Leaves;
ieilflfS preaehed by DR.. Dix He announced no text;
but began by saying that in this season ss need o1
ON of ma1Gind was rest said in part: art, Best Rest
is the deepest need of al bo we asl sancuary az
ords Not the Of the s0th aI but rom pt1ds ths
ever busy time of greatest acheyemeentt eat ana ana
ending i u aGtyttI ct yfob If If pfe he cannot cam nd
There he viii never find it, Christmas is no no
Padss fTas Ws rst st Knew Ks it when as Children i
represented light. music joy and merrlme9nt; 9,a u;
joys of childhood should not die out Of the ssn so@l
of the grown man Blessed are thes 'ha' AeeP
in St: Pans chapean early celebration; 1tI ana 3
ShGTal SaT comno6 GeIG3rati0n at ano 1870 m which
M09tagHe Mon Bs cfsfes Gssr the the RsH
Robert Morris Kemp and the sf4mon RsH H0TSs Wss
3wen BY f 't3eef teT who took for his
St John t. A. And the word was mace ma e hssn sIa
ne anent Word picture of the birth Of Christ and
said his birth had created neW pn Tevoved
IFo"sa M ssd TflGh n Man must stop revolving
around hmfe b7 as orbit fha as hne God
eternal centre. The Jews the Romans and the the
chrst because his advent was o prophets 1h dTn 9f
theF h time The eame nsw when ie9 the World
too much of Him The world vas 9 not ioe tbe
world was not large enough for the Jews the the
Romans and Jesus Christ This time he hnt an
Easter Day there the great restora 5G :;
and new orGit MAS rom that time to the
present
EFT. GEORGES CHURCH-The morning services vices
munion service at 7 a m. there were nearly
one thousand people present. and at the he, later ate
crowded. Among The early arrivals was ttaRSaG Rss5
AGrf Il. wgSS Scott and EsS asRS
Wortley. Admiral schley was seated IN tn the
mrs nrSi bis pc" anfrance was only noticed by few
Mavor-elect Low arrived just before the service
began with Mrs. Low. He was warmly s[eetse gre ,
by the Rev. Dr. Ransford the rector who was
standing in the vestry and the usual Sas deco
rated in particularly ve2r6 PrSty with masses Of
laurel on which. in large letters, We're me
words Glory TO God in the Highest III s4,e- Fee
toons of laurel. the apex being surmounteo oE 2
large solid star OF electric hghts on tbs ony
color relieving it being the sGare5 o. tb e garv
was also covered with green's from which We're
suspended several golden bells, emnlen@aLlc2 @ - ol
mon Or Rainsford spoke several minutes urg-
ing hearty contribution for the Work ,, ot , si.s M
Parish P2d oomas ne to 'S'd this "
and greater are comingnwe nave t,iaT Iouo i, pIea
% is for the needs Of 81. Georges. and the
Is for m mar afse room for Phe bows W and girls
/ would give almost anything II We had a a ia[se s
for dances and should have such room Thebe Re
are also private theatrcalS which NJ , sG",'u grast
g@rE and also for the drills for the boys where Re
esT o~ thai the church that expects the necessity
OF worship only once a week rs nenItT tLinr 'tf nf
sxtravaFant IDEAS as these are not eTtraya,,
CANT The sermon PTrast'es iP+ sermon he restrict
ing himself almost entirely 70 the "ord soou
VIII
ST PArRIcK.s CATHEDRAL-soleTrn sp,3, po43ti1ff5a ca.
mass was celebrated II a. m. ana despite til'
unpleasant atmospheric coRdh3nTS lar C6TriTar hT1
GTesdi5e" tho ceebranf with the following asistine
~ H. 'ear,ira. Deacon the Rev. William Dooley
eI,h-daa ~on the Rev Thomas Coroett; deacoI
of the Gross the Rev. John Byrnes; deacohS o.
honor the Rev William J. 3. Daily and the SeN
:rhomas + Murphy: assistant priest the Rev
NJ ! I,avelle. master of ceremonies the fteN
s-bonras r Niyhan. assistant masters or cere
monies the Rev. J. y. Connolly ana the rev
William J. Smith: Cerser bearers. the KEY
Frederick c. Dell and the Rev Jonn quinn Quinn -4 ~
preacher was the Rev. w J. stanton l"C
choirs OF about hundred voices each dnc
an orchestra of thirty-hve pieces. were undel
the direction of William +. Pecher organlSt anC
director The chancel choir was under the al
rection of James t'naerer, and Arthur Mees as
Miss Hike: alto. Miss CIhry: tenor. Mr.. kaiser
basso. Nr Hemus. The musical programme
was as follows. Prelude. for orchestra anC
organ Thome: professional. Prudentius: SranC
Adeste Fidees Novello; occasional % HOLY
Night" Adam; pcstlude, orchestra and organ
Father Stanton preached from this text
Glory God In the highest. and on eartt
peace. goodwill toward men
There was solemn high mass at the Cathedra
at 4:S0 a M when every bit of standing room
occupied. The celehrant was the Rev. NJ
]. Lavelle; deacon the Rev. John Murphy; sub
deacon, the Rev. Joseph Cherry.
ST. LCKE'S HOSPITAL.-The Christmas celebra
tion began last evening with services In tn,
chapel by DR.. Baker. Thl children had a Christ
One of the surgeons made up al
Santa Claus. Communion services held
a. m, and were followed by a communion ser
vice in every ward. Services were held In TIT
chapel az 1880 a m. AT p. m the Christma
dinner was served.
NOT SATISFIED WITH PRESENTS.
A SMALL BOY CHARGED WITH TRYING TIC