Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-26

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At st. Andrews Cathedrai.
The heavy rainstorm had some ef-
feet on the attendance, at the early
communion services In st. Andrews
Cathedral Christmas day. The first
celebration was at twenty minutes past
five o'clock, the Rev. Alex. Macintosh
celebrating, assisted by the Rev. Mr..
Hooker OF Montana. AT o'clock there
was another celebration In charge OF
Rev. V. II. Kiteat, and still another at
4 o'clock, when the Bishop celebrated.
The latter was choral service, the
choir singing the references and spe.
cial hymns. Shortly after o'clock the
weather seemed to be clearing up. and
by $3.50 o'clock, the time set for the
services OF the Second Congregation.
there was a large congregation pres
ent in the sacred edifce.
An exceptionally fine program OF
music had been arranged for this SER
vice. A choir Of twenty-six voices in
Guiding some OF the best singers was
present, and the music was beautifully
rendered throughout. The service
opened with trio. Hymn Of the Ma
tivity,' by DIR. j. II. Stewart. played
excellently by Mrs. c. b. Cooper (vio-
linz, ]. Tarn McGrew (piano) and
Wray Taylor (organ). Following this
was the carol anthem, 1T Came Upon
the Midnight Clear" by Sir Arthur
Sullivan, the solo being nicely sung by
Mrs. Z. d. Tenney. For the first time
in the history Of the cathedral, the Te
Deum was rendered by male voices.
first and second tenors, first and second
BASES. 1t was composition by How
ard NJ. Dow and most enjoyably given
by the sixteen voices. Mr.. Clifford KIM
ball taking the tenor solos in fine style.
The Jubilate was by Geo. W. Warren.
Mrs. Cooper sustaining the solo in a
sklllful manner, while the quartet was
all that could be. wished for. In the
anthem, which was taken from the
second part of DR.. II. J. Stewards new
oratorio THE Nativity" the tenor
Rotations were sung by Arthur G.
Wall and the bass solo by T. Give Da-
vies. Both gentlemen were in good
voice and sang their parts in a must.
canly manner The chorus was CAPT.
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o'clock. The proper psalms were SUM
by Young. The hymns 20 Come Al
Ye Faithful and "Hark the Herald
Angels Sing" gave the congregation |
chance to join In. Rev. V. II. Kitca
intoned the service, Rev. +. FitZ reaI