Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-24

chorus Of thirty voices. under direction OF
Mr.. J. L. Apple, with Mr.. Fulton B. Kari
as organist. The program win include,
Deum." by Dudley Buck; .'Gloria In Excel
Shelley.
A special musical program win be given
at the morning service in st. Barnabas
Chapel, Langdon, D. c.. tomorrow by the
choir. under direction Of Mr.. Finley B.
Hayes, with Miss Nellie Featherstone or
ganist Among Other numbers WI, h 0e tde
rich; "Kyrie'' and "Gloria Tibi." by Gou-
nod. and Little Town of Bethlehem" by
Neidlinger.
special program has been arranged fnclud-
ing, among other numbers, an anthem Dy
Shelley.
Mr.. VIM. A. Kirkpatrick. organist and
choir master at Trinity Episcopal Church,
has arranged an excellent program OF mu.
sic for the Christmas exercises at tnat
church tomorrow. Gounod's communion
service will be sung at II o'clock, as wen
composer. Among other selections will be
"Te Deum," by Dykes; "Jubilate." by Hin
die; "Nunc Dimittis,' by Whitney and for
the offertory "Ange1s from the Realms OF
Glory" by Warren.
Services appropriate to the Observance OF
Christmas will be held at St. Matthews
Episcopal Chapel tomorrow morning at l
o'clock, when music will be furnished by
the large vested choir. The Christmas.tide
festival of the Sunday school will be held
Monday evening.
An elaborate program Of music has been
prepared by the choir at st. Paul's Episco-
pal Church, 23d street near Washington
Circle, for II o'clock tomorrow morning.
Ernest T. Winchester will preside at the
organ, and the regular choir of fifty voices
and solo quartet will render Alfred J.
Eyres' full communion service In nat;
Dudley Bucks festival ''Te Deum In e
fiat will be used and the anthems will be
Greenish's Awake, Thou" and Harris
There shall come star. the sololsts
will be William d. Mcfarland. tenor: 8.
Percy Thompson. barytone; Miss Mary
Lockwood soprano.
At Christ Church on G street southeast
the services will commence at IL O'clock
when q special program OF music Will be
rendered by the choir. consisting of the fol-
prano; Miss Laura Kahlert, alto; Mr.. p. L.
Embrey, tenor: Mr.. James w. Hicks. bass;
Fulton Richards, organist and director.
Catholic Churches. s.r..
Special services will be provided in
al the Catholic churches of the city to-
morrow, and many of the choirs will be as
sisted by both choruses and orchestras. An
elaborate service will be rendered at st.
Patrick's Church by the choir. composed of
over forty voices, and an orchestra. Mr..
Armand Gumprecht will direct the music,
and the following soloists will participate
in the program: Mrs. Annie G. Fugitt, So
prano; Miss Elizabeth Tyler, alto; Mr.. Mel
vile Hensey, tenor. and Mr.. Charles Good
child, bass Mr.. Arthur Mayo will preside
at the organ, and the violin solotsts Will be
Messrs. Herman Rakemann and Sol Min
ster. The first service will begin at
o'clock tomorrow morning, when the
"Messe Solennelle' in F. composed by Mr..
Armand Gumprecht in honor Of the blessed
Yytyrrri, xr{11 hn
also includes "Adeste Fideles." Novelio.
and 90 Holy Night" Adam Buck. The
same program will be rendered at the IL
O'clock mass, with the exception OF the
Poniatowski's "Grand Messe Solennelle'' in
F will be sung. Mrs. Stison Hutchins will
sing the solo in 20 Holy Night" at this
service. AT the benediction there will be
quartet, 30 Salutaris,' Dethier and cho
rus '"Tantum Ergo" by Rigu. ~.
There will also be a full orchestral serv-
ice at st. Aloysius' Catholic Church tomor.
row morning. The choir will consist of
twenty-four voices. in addition to the SOLO
lists. Early mass will be sung at o'clock
in the morning and the musical features OF
the service will include There We're Shep-
Buck; mass, "st. Cecilia" by Gounod. and
for the offertory "Adeste Fidelis," by No
vello. Preceding the solemn high mass
which will be celebrated at 1915 O'Clock.
there will be a descriptive prelude by the
orchestra, composed by Barrett. The first
rendition in Washington Of 'Missa Solem-
MIS-" by Liszt, will also be given at this
sing "venite Adoremus," by Hammered.
The music will be in charge OF MIR. s. J.
Kubel, with Mr. Erich Rath officiating at
the organ. The solo quart will consist Of
tingly-Rogers; alto, Mrs. Margaret Nolan
Martin; tenor, Mr.. Charles E. Myers; bass,
Mr.. Philip F. Gerry. Mr.. Sol Minister will
lead the orchestra
for the observance Of Christmas at the
Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Georgetown,
tomorrow. The services will begin at 5
o'clock in the morning with the celebra-
ton of solemn high mass by Father Mui-
vaney. The musical program provides for
the mass in c. by Edouard Silas; "Oh, Holy
Night" by Adams, and "Adeste Fdelis,'
by Novello. At IL o'clock the choir will
utaris Hostia," by Pfenger, and 'Tantum
Ergo by silas. Mr.. George H. Wells will
officiate as organist and director Of the
choir. which will be assisted by the fol-
soprano; Mrs. Edith Mccoy White. con-
tralto; T. E. Turpin, tenor; James A. Duffy.
basso.
At St. Peters Catholic Church tomorrow
! morning mass will be celebrated at s
mass; 'And There Were Shepherds" by
Boex; "veni Creator" by Don: .Jesu Re,
QemptOr Omnlum, ITO ana CnOruSs ana
Nazareth" by Gounod, bass solo and
chorus. At the 8 o'clock mass the music
will be rendered by a male choir of selected
voices. Miss Hattie M. Richie will direct
the music, with Miss Anna r. Kearon as
organist
A largely augmented choir Of men and
boys will provide the music at the services
held tomorrow In the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception. The first mass will
be held at $50 o'clock, when the choir will
sing, among other numbers, a mass COM
posed especially for the boys of the I'm
maculate Conception School by Harry
Wheaton Howard and sung for the first
time last Christmas The solemn high mass
win be celebrated at 1920 o'clock, when
the choir will render program Including
Cantique de Noel Adams; selections from
Haydns Mass No. 2; o Salutaris and Tan
tum Ergo. by Riga The music will be in
charge of Mr.. Harry W. Howard, organist
and the soloists will be Misses Bessie r.
Hickey, Katherine A. Mullaly and Blanche
Young.
An excellent program of music has been
provided for at St. Martins Catholic
Church for the service in observance of
Christmas. High mass will be celebrated
commencing at II 80 o'clock tonight, and
the musical program, as prepared for the
occasion by Mr. Lucius F. Randolph, jr
director OF the choir and organist, includes
the following: The Angels Song. Shelley:
Noel, Gounod; Night of Nights, Vande-
water; The Holy City Adam: Jesu Redemp-