The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-24

CnrlStInaS Will De observed lO.uloIIoW
by masses IN all Catholic churches of the
city. and special services in Episcopal
churches. Sermons on the story of the
Christ-child and the significance of the
holiday will be preached, and music will
be a feature of every service.
Archbishop John ]. Glennon will sing
the o'clock mass at the Old Cathedral,
Third and Walnut streets, and will preach
the sermon at the 1890 o'clock mass.
Bishop Daniel S. futile will preach at
the II o'clock services IN Christ Church
Cathedral and holy communion will be adj
ministered. Communion also will be given
at Christ Church Cathedral at II o'clock
tonight, and at s and o'clock tomorrow
morning. Evening prayer will be at 5
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Following the custom of more than
twenty years. there will be q midnight
mass with music at Trinity Episcopal
Church, Claiming and Franklin avenues.
The Reverend Father H. C. st. Clair will
sing a mass and o. W. Fallert, the organ
list and choirmaster, will have charge of
the music.
Other churches either had their special
Christmas service last Sunday, or will
have them next Sunday.
CATHOLIC.
OLD CATHEDRAL.
Third and Walnut Streets.
Services at the Old Cathedral will be more
than usually brilliant this year, as 1t will be
the first Christmas that his Grace. Archbishop
viii Ssn viii Wiz pdnie i E mass by
ArShbishop at o'clock. following which he he
PRIESTS ssy o T the SS,hedrs viii then Be said
sIss VIII & S. ssISMss 8 sol
from M Kenrsek Seminary. Al the 1880 @ciesk
nus The rafs Sr coye
will be the celebrant. The deacon. suodeacon
lessor D. S. DeLislc has prepared q programme
of fine music for the 5 O'Clock and 1880 o'clock
At o'cIooll-Ecce sacerdos peLisie; Seventh
Mass. Haydn; Adeste Fideles. old chant; TIE
At lose o'cioek-Ecce sacerdos. -DeI.isle: sec
ond Solemn Mass Durand xeni Crater Marc so
as'e o S ezs
soprano): o salutaris. Gloria for basso2i Tan
tun Ergo. saiome: Praise Ye the Father,
The choir will be assisted by Niles cerails ].
DeLisle. violinist; w. H. Reynolds. clarionetist;
&lssss Jessie IL Z PcS,Ii Anna aarsS;S si
florence, A. NJ Baker. W. II. Dawley. Joe D.
sshreier. Paul Geuss H. H. Mueller and H.
Mennig.
ST. FRANCIS XAvIERs CHURCH.
Grand and Lindell avenues.
o'clock masy-The Reverend ". Banks
Rogers, S. j.. celebrant: the Reverend ]. J.
Riley S. j.. deacon; F. ]. Rudden. $. J.. sub
deacon; j. NJ. Farrell, s. " master OF eers-
organ prelude. Pastorale. Guimant: Cher1I-
bini's mass in 4, quartet and cilorps: effer.
H hsse sfh Adam soo anne
chorus Miss Teresa Prade. Quartet, Miss An
eent1o mc as snan Is na
1870 O'Clock sss.n; s,s Rs ssasasna 4
suSdesson; j. N Farrell. s. j. j.. master Of Ger.
sermon, the Reverend Joseph Dickhaus. 8 j.;
Sdeste ffdeies NoveIo, Miss Teresa Prade and
chorus; Gloria in EXcelsis Dec. in both masses
Charles T. Clarke tsoprano), Mrs. Estelle Gro
yer Ccontralto). Dumont Jones tenor. +. E.
Vespers ut p. Morgan, the Reverend An
geiique Rubenstein; psalms Mercadsnte MAJ MAI.
quartet Mss Terra R5 bsa aE
o Salutaris. Kuclen. Miss Annie Martin: Tan
tum Ergo. Goeb; organ pSstiude Heavens ,,i De.
F. ]. Stanley, director.
ST TEREsAS
Grand Avenue and North Market Street
At 3 o'clock-First high mass: singing of
Adeste F'ideles before mass by children's choir.
At 1890 oclock--solemn mass. followed by
benediction. The choir; under direction Of Miss
sing Giorxa's Mass, with Venite Adoremus at
the offertory. May Mcdonald, organist.
ST VINCENT DE PAUL
iNinth and Barry Streets
In honor of the new administration. the or
for the mass at 4:3o a. m The full programme
canonic variations on Adeste. Elmer. Choral.
Mass in A; Yenite Adoremus. Elmer. choir and
orchestra: Grand symphony in D. Elmer
Choral-Synphony Orchestra. A. C. Elmer, or
PIANIST
ST. ROSES CHURCH.
Goodfellow and Etzel Avenues
At a. m.-High mass; Haydn's Second
Mass: ofrertory. o. Holy Night, Adams: tenor
solo. James J, Rohan.
rendered ' By Aaeiia n. chic. harp: T JOSEPH
Kern, cello. and Miss Bird. organ.
benediction Of the most blessed sacrament 4
Jesuit father will preach the sermon. Kyrie
and GlOrs 5aydns Second Mass Glsdo
Adams. Mrs. George G. Barnett: Sanctus.
,enor solo. GSunea: A , Pei. Haydn,s Second
Miss Forence Haynes sop aa a'o m nsls
=
Brady: altos Misses Haynes. Robyn, Carey
and Langan: tenors. Messrs Rohan, McAnulty
Brady and Lanfan: bassos Messrs. Ryan Ro-
ham, Lan2an. and Krieser Music under the d.
rection OF Miss Bird. organist.
SIS. MARY AND JoSEPHS.
Minnesota Avenue and Kansas Street.
Solemn high mass, . a. M: low mass. 8 a.
m: childrens mass, s:l5 a. M solemn high
mass and benediction, with the most blessed
sacrament. 1880 a. m. At the last mas the
Reverend L. I, Leahy. j.. of the st. Louis
sic; under the DIRECTION of \. Popping, is:.
Adeste Fideies, boys choir. thirty voices:
lSyrie Gloria. Credo. Sanctrs. Benedictus. As-
nus Del, Haydn's Imperial Mass; ofrertory
Noel. Adams: benedction: o Salutaris, Gounod:
Tantum Ergo, Fsure: occasional Angels We
Have Heard on High. boys choir.
ST. BRIDGETS,
jefferson Avenue and Carr Street
Solemn high mass VIII be sung at 4:so and
1880 o'clock. The choir. consisting of thirty
FIVE weli-trained voices. under direction Of
Mamie A. Gum. Will render zerigarrelli's Mass
well-known voices in music circles will ran.
der the solos. Mr.. Albert Laurence viii sing
one Of the principal solos OF the mass Miss
Saife Cossroye. high soprano viii render
he ct Incarpatus Est. Tom Arts Joe FLYNN
Tom Burns Paul schurepker. Jack Hes