The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-12-26

Christmas music will be observed at
the Methodist Episcopal church on
Sunday evening next, December Is,
| when special programme will be
given by chorus of twenty-five voices
Chorister r. w. Watkins has had the
chuir under his efficient care for the
past two weeks. Following is the pro.
grafnine arranged; Hymn. "Harl, the
Herald Angels Sing" congregation; in
vocation; anthem, Babe OF Light and
Glory" solo parts, Mrs. Atherton and
Harry Evans; reading OF psalm, pastor
and congregation: male quartette, "star
OF the Morning." Messrs. Evans, Owens,
Watkins and Tubbs; solo, THE Palms."
Mrs. Edith Peterson: solo, Hail the
Newborn King" n. w. Watkins; reel
tation, angel of the Past" Miss Sarah
J. Price; mixed double quartette, "He
Shall Come Down Like Raised" Mrs.
Atherton, Mrs. Peterson, Btiss Rein
hardt, Miss Watkins, Nressrs. Jones,
Owens, Tubs ana watkins: address,
Rev, Santee: solo, 1.-THE Newborn
king" John r. Tubbs: male quartette,
"Sweet Peace" Messrs. Evans, Owens.
Watkins and Tubbs: recitation (select-
ed), Miss Sarah J. Price; solo. ",rhere
Were Shepherds" Miss Frances Wat
kins; collection: solo. Fear Not Ye, o
Israel" Daniel Jones; chorus. Before
the Heavens Were Spread Abroad"
choir; chorus, "Diaden:" benediction;
chorus, sopranos, Mrs. Blanche Ather-
ton. Mrs. Edith Peterson, Mrs. Wat
kins Mrs. Daniels. Sarah Price, Lovely
Danstone, Gertrude Morris; altos, Daisy
Reinhardt, BlOdwin Griffiths. Sadie
Richards, Annie and Gertrude Wat
kins, Lydia Hoskins; tenors, Daniel
Jones, Harry Evans, Sidney Owens,
William Jones and John Morgans;
bassos, John r. Tubbs, J. d. Atherton.
j. r.. Watkins, j. X. Thomas and ]. F.
Crocker; Organist, Mrs. S. J. Phillips;
director. r.. w. Watkins.
At the Calvary Baptist church Sun
day morning. Hon. p. l.. Drum, noted
Young Mems Christian association
speaker. of Wilkes Barre, will deliver
an address, under the auspices OF the
local Young Mems Christian associa-
ton. The PASTOR Rev. DR.. Harris, will
also assist
Tie remains of the late Mrs. Edward
Tarr, of West Scranton, were inferred
in the Forest Home cemetery in this
town yesterday afternoon.
Edward Murphy Of North Taylor,
spent Christmas day at Hastings, N. Y.
There will be two games OF basket
ball for one admission, at Weisenfluh's
Auditorium this evening, when the
Taylor first and second teams will have
as their opponents the Avoca Stars and
the Scranton victors.
The members of Taylor Hose COM
pany are working hard for the success
OF their bali. to be held on New Years
night at Weisenfiuh's Auditorium. The
Taylor Union orchestra will furnish the
music.
MIR. and Mrs. John L. Evans and
daughter Margaret, of Main street,
spent Christmas day with relatives at
Nanticoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stone and son
Clarence, OF Main street, spent their
Christmas at the home Of Foreman and
Mrs. Frederick Seymour, at Wilkes
Barre.
Invincible commandery, No. 252,
knights OF Malta, will meet this even
ing in regular session.
Mrs. John Connolly and three chill
dren, IF North Main street, spent yes
terday with relatives at Edwnrdsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis and son
Clinton. of Wilkes Barre. are visiting
relatives in this borough.