The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
followed by the Lords Prayer, the Creed
and several appropriate hymns.
ST. Marks Church..

St. Marks Church.
The following music villa be rendered
by St, Marks Episcopal Church choir on
Christmas-Day at II a. NJ:
Professional: Hymn 40 (ReadinB}.
Vcnite In A (6chnocker1.
TIE Doum in A (GeibeD.
Jubi,ate Dec In (Buck).
Iatroit, Hymn NO. 80 (Arison1.
Gloria Tibi in (Paxton).=
Hymn No. SO (Wfllis>.
Onertory: Anthem, There Were Shop
herds Abiding (Spence)
Regular communion service.
Recessional Hymn No. So (WainwrighD.
The same morning service will be re
peated on Sunday, the 2Sth. and below is
music which willtbe rendered at P. M,
Sunday, 2Sth:
Professional, Hymn No. 81 tMendels-
sohn).
Magnircat and Nunc Dimitus, in F
CTours).
Anthem, Hymn No. IL. abide With
Me- in E (TIopkins).
Hymn No. 81 (Tate).
Offertory. brightest and Best OF the
Sons OF the Morning" (Schnecker).
Recessional. Hymn No. IS a. H. Red
ner).
St. Marks choir is composed OF twenty
members as follows:
Soprano-Mrs. Bertha Richardson. Mrs.
Sykes. Miss Clara B. Rogers. Miss An
ME Kate Rhodes, Miss Nett!e Bush. Miss
Helen Warren, Miss Ida c. Tyrer, Miss
Tree Warren, Miss Jessie Link, Miss
Josie Lee Tinsley.
Alto-NIiss Goodwin Miss Leila Good
win, Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Snyder,
Mrs. Johnston.
Tenor-Mr. D. S Snyder. Mr.. ]. O. Sale,
Jr.
Basso-Mr. Peyton Morton. Mr.. ]. II.
MARYLAND, Mr.. J. c. Turner.
Organist-Mr. Alfred Montgomery.
Choir Directorate. j. o. Sale, Jr.
Emanuel Church.
Rev. B. M. Randolph rector.
At this church the following programme
will be sung on Christmas morning:
Opening hymn, No. So. Christians
Awake, Salute the Happy Morn" in
(CarmichaeD: Venite in A fiat CPenheld):
Gloria Patri. in (Danks): Te Deum. in
E fat (danuscrtpt. Jubilate. in E flat
Manuscript: Hymn. No. 3d. 'Shout the
clad Ttdings." in F (Avison); Golria
| Tibi. in B flat: Hymn. No. 90. angels
From the Realms OF Glory" In (Smart):
Offcrtory. 'tPrince of Peace in E (IIer-
bert).
The choir consists Of the following
persons:
sopranos-Mlsses Robert Lee Randolph,
Mary NJ. Randolph. Roberta IIiggason.
and Angle Higsason.
Altos-Nrrs. R. Powell Dunn and 1i1ss
Mary King.
Tenor-Mr. r. Crawford Redd
Bassos-Messrs. John B. Mordecsi.
Beverly Randolph. and Montague.
Organists and Ddrector-Mr. e. D. Redd.
St. James Episcopal.
christmas-Day, services II A. NJ:
Organ prelude (MozarD. Venite In B
flat (Blumenschein): TIE Deum ir B minor
Ruck): Jubilate in c (Walter Henry
HaD: Introit, Hymn &c. CWllis); Gloria
Tibi in A Dykes: Hymn 81 (Mendels-
.ohn): Offerty anthem. II Desired Wis
dom" (stainer), organ postlude (Shcuey).
esth, P. NJ:
Orkan Prelude Rubenstein). Gloria in
Excelsis in (Tours); Magnif1cat In y
(Field); Nune Dimitt!s in (Field);
HYMNS 50 (Barnby). 500 (Smith): Offer
, tory, quartette CWiiliams). organ post
lude (Buck).
Holy Trinity.
The music to be sung at the Church
OF the Holy Trinity will be appropriate
To the anniversary Of the birth OF the
Christ child. among the wen known
Christmas hymns we find 20 Come. All
Va Faithful to the arrangement by Vim
cent NovelIo and "It Came Upon the
Midnight Clear to tie beautiful tune
nv that well known church composer, the
| late Row. J. B. Dykes.
| Th,, ..Te Deum, = = Jubilate, and Sane
| tus'' are taken from Stanford's fine SER
| vice in B flat, which. while muslcally OF
q very high order, is characterized by
dignity and freedom from strained Ell
| fects, so desirable in the music of the
church. While this Is true of the SER
vice as whole, one cannot help select
ing the setting Of the sanctus as specially
fine.