Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-12-21
ing subject, Good Tidings. Pro
gram at evening service.
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN.


gram at evening service
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN.
Christmas services morning and
evening Subject of the sermon in
the morning. The Incarnation an
Interpretation of God. In the
evening. Christmas. The follow
ing is the program of music for the
morning service:
Organ voluntary, Holy Night
Dudley Buck.
Anthem, choir, Wondrous Story
Adams.
Offertory, Simple AveuThome-
Miss Esther Besselman, organist,
Fred j. Bartel, violinist.
Anthem, choir, What Mean These
Holy Voices-Schnecker.
Postlude Marche NuDtiale- Geo.
McMaster, Op. "A.
Esther Besselman, organist.
FIRST BAPTIST
Sunday morning musical selec-
tions:
Introductory-''IW Was Glad When
They Said Unto Me.
Offertory-''Pe on Earth. -
Cometh Unto Thee"
Sunday evening = Musical and
poetic or Christ in Poetry and
Song"
Sunday afternoon the Junior Union
has special service at 200.
Tuesday evening at 7:30 the Sun
day school holds its Chri stmas fes-
tivities.
GRACE NJ. Z CHURCH.
Christmas services tomorrow even
ing at o clock:
Program and Personnel of the
choir:
Allegro Porn poso in
Gsminor-Dudley Buck.
clear-No. 1874.
Offertory = "Canzona" = Alex.
Guilmant.
THE HOLY CHILD.
Organ Introduction and Chorus
''There were shepherds.
Recitation and Solo-'And, 10, the
Angel of the Lord.
Recitative- 'And suddenly there
was with the Angel. "
y
Highest. "
Hymn No 1872 -"While shepherds
watched their fiocks by night.
Congregation and Choir.)
r ecitative-s'And it came to
pass.
Chorus for Men s Voices-''Let Us
now 90 even unto Bethlehem
Recitative- And they came with
haste -
Carol-"At last Thou art come, lit
tie Saviour
Carol Chorus Sleep, Baby,
sleep
Carol-.sOf the Father sole begct-
ten. (Ancient plain song
Chorus-''He shall be great
posTLUDE.
WAR March of the Priests, - from
"Athalie -Mendelssonn.
The choir members are-sopranos
Mrs H u. Johnson, Mrs. r. NJ.
Lacey, Mrs. Elmer Gormon; Misses
Martha Whitacre, Blanche Page,
Ethel Lockwood, Ruby Logan. EN-
ma Wolfe, Elizabeth Townsend, Lii.
liau Yost.
Altos-Mrs. H. NJ Kramer, Mrs
J. II. Livingstone, Elizabeth Sands,
Esther Jones, Mary Bayliss.
Tenors-C. A. KEYS, @. +. Riggs,
H. NJ. Kramer, VIM Everson.
Bass-W. B. Binfor1. DR.. Fred
Price, Frank Page, c. H. Kramer,
William Bosenbury.
FIRST MI
Preaching at 1870 a. m by the
pastor. Subject, "The New Testa
ment Christ Is the Old Testament
Shekinah." Special Christmas music
at morning services. In the eveaing
at clock the choir aud orchestra
will render a splendid musical pro-
gram and the pastor will make fif-
teen minute address on The Mystery
of Christmas.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.
Preaching at l0:30 a. m. and 7.3C
D. N. by the pastor; Rev. S. r
Lyons, ID ID. sabbath school has
been changed to 9:l5 a. N. Spec a.
organ music by Prof. oyer.
RHoDA TEMPLE.
There will be no meeting at Rhoda
temple tomorrow On Monday even
ing. .:30. there will be meeting. to
be addressed by Prof. Hodgin, on
his recent trip to Washington as a
delegate to the anti-saloon |, ague
convention.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Worship at X. of p, temple, south
eighth street. Rally Dav-Preach-
ing by the pastor, E. Y. Spicer, in
the morning, The women will have
charge of the evening service Special
program
Secretary Long Approves