Evening star., 1901-12-23
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
ELABORATE PROGRAMS FOR CHRIST
MAS IN THEIcHuRcHEs.
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saulting Benjamin scrivener-Gen-
eral and Personal.
Evening Star Bureau.
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| ALEXANDRIA, Va.,oDecember %, 1901.
All the churches iwthis city have pre-
pared elaborate musical programs for the
music at Christmas. In several of them
| special singers have been engaged The
program tc be rendered this Christmas
will surpass any heretofore rendered, all
of them having made especial efforts to
make it as elaborate as possible.
The following is the program to be car
ried out: Christ Observation-Disclosures
On Bethlehcms Plains, Lansing; Venite,
in E fiat, Buck; Gloria. Wilkinson; Te
Deum festival, Marston; Jublate Dec, in
b nat, Brown: hymn 81, Roper; Gloria
Tibf. Wiske; hymn SO, Willis; offertory,
All Hail, Thou Day of Gladness, Spencer;
onertory sentence. Praise God From Whom
All Blessings Flow, Burgeois; postlude.
selected; holy communion; Sanctus, No S6
celsis, old chant. Choir: Sopranos, Miss
Mai Il. Greenwell and Mrs. Carroll W.
Ashby; altos, Mrs. Mennen and Miss Sara
Taylor; tenor, Walter E. Birch; basso
G. Lennon.
Grace Episcopal-There will be two serv-
ices, the first at Z am. and the second at
IL am. The early service will be the festal
setting in F by A. s. Cooper. Introit hymn,
Adeste Fidelis; Kyrie Gloria Tibi, Sursum
Corda Sanctus, and Gloria in Excelsis, in
F, Cooper: gospel hymn 53s, Parker; COM
muaion hymn 219. Fiiby; Nunc Dimittus,
Gregorian chant Peregrinus Christmas
ascription, Barnby; anthem at offertory,
There Were Shepherds, Fustance.
Ihe II o'clock service will be as follows:
professional hymn 539, Smith: Venite. in
q, Onsley; Glorias, in E, D, F, by Trim
mel, Field and Hedges respectively; TIE
Deum Laudamus, in F, Dykes; Benedictus,
in G, Hedges; Introit hymn 81 ancient mel
ody; communion service in F, Cooper; gos-
pei hymn 319, anthem by A. N. c.; COM
munion hymn No 325; offertory anthem,
Rejoice Greatly, in E fiat, Simped. The
remainder of the music will be the same
as that Of the O'clock service.
st. Mary's Catholic Church-High mass at
5 and 1920 am; Kyrie. Mozart; Gloria and
Credo, Millard; Veni Creator, La Hache;
Sanctus, Millard; Agnus Del, Lajeal; Adeste
F'idelis. Choir-Sopranos, Mrs. Nettie Dom
nelly Brill, Misses Mai r. Greenwell, Katie
Nugent and Hiltrude Burroughs; altos, Mrs.
Mamie Bowling, Misses Lottie Greenwell
Anna German Katie Brill, Effie Lyles and
Margaret German; tenors, Messrs. E. Bir-
rell. w. H. Whitcomb, Leo P Harlow and
y. A. Stoutenburgh; bassos, p. F. Downey
Ihomas Burroughs, Robert Wenzel and
William L. Hoy; organist, Joseph L. Mon
roe.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church-Service in
English will be held at II am. The sermon
will be preached by the pastor. the Rev.
M. L. Luecke. There will be no special mu-
sic by the choir, who will render the
Christmas anthem, "Hark, How the Throng
of Angels Sing" Miller. The children's
service. will be held at 7:ao o'clock Christ
mas night, and the choir will assist the
Sunday school at thise service. Choir-So-
pranos, Mrs. Luetke, Mrs. Aitcheson, Misses
Anna Dtdzonett, Bertha Rocker and Lottie
Appich tenors, louis Bohraus. Walter Her.
furth and Earl Helmuth; bassos, George
Herfurth, Louis Folmar and Frederick Did
zoneit; organist, Miss Anna Rainecker
To Be Repeated.
The program mentioned below was car
ried out in those churches yesterday and
will be repeated in several on Christmas.
Trinity Church-MQrning " service; an
them, 1.-The Herald Angels Beirly; an
them, praise Ye1 the Lord" Leslie; hymn
No. 1S5; anthem, "Come Let Us Sing"
Jacobs; hymn. No; 1856 Evening service:
n No; III; Gloria ssn, Hayden: anthem, Good
Tidings,'' Danksss hymn. No 1856; anthem,
20. Be joyful" BeirIy; hymn No. III
Choir-Sopranos, Mrs. Harry Meyers, Mrs.
Maggie Padgett; altos, Mrs. ]. s. Renner
and Miss Eta Lyles; tenors Messrs Will
lam Owens and w. C1arkson; bassos,
Messrs. Elan Wright and Herbert Ramey;
choristers, Mr. J.. s. Renner; organist. Miss
Emma Leatherland. -.
Baptist Church-Morning service: The
Angels Song, Lyon; Doxology, Burgeois;
hymn No. 10s, Gloria Patri, Morsell chant,
Lords Prayer; hymn No. 1O5; Holy Babe of
Bethlehem, Danks; And There Were Shep-
herds, Danks; hymn No. 161. Evening serv-
ice: Cantate Domino, Buck; DoxoIogy,
Burgeois hymn No. 605; Gloria Patri, Nor
sell; chant, Lords Prayer; hymn No 606;
Abide With Me, solo, Coffman; Come,
Weary Pilgrims, Tozar. =
Choir-Sopranos, Misses Lucy Graves,
Katie Leef and Mrs. Thomas Ballenger:
altos, Mrs. Daniel Steers and Mrs Edward
Nails; tenors, Mr.. w. c. Mills and Mr..
Ward; basso, Mr.. James Hicks; director,
Mr.. Joseph F. Rodgers; organist, Mr. W.
H. Starnell
Methodist Episcopal Church South-The
music at the Methodist Episcopal Church
South was appropriate to the season. At
the morning service the anthem. Arise,
Shine, for Thy Light is Come" by Buck,
was sung. At the evening service the an
them, There Were Shepherds" by Earle,
and solo by Miss Pollard, were rendered,
The regular Christmas music will be sung
on Sunday, December 20.
Fined $50 for Assault.
BENJAMIN Scrivener appeared in the po-