The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-25
MUSIC AT CHURCHES
PROGRAMS PREPARED FOR n CELEBRATION TO-DAY.
Specially Fine Numbers at st. Johns Episcopal and St Peter's
 Catholic Churches--A Sum-
 day School Entertainment.

Catnouc Cnurchea--A Sum
 day School Entertainment. Christmas will be celebrated fn several of the down town churches to-day and special musical programs have been pre- pared.
 The music at St. Johns Episcopal Church and at St. Peters Catholic Church promises to be very fine.
 At St John's Church
 The services at St. Johns Episcopal Church. corner Perry street and Madison avenue will begin promptly at il a. m. The program is as follows:
 Morning prayer.
 Prelude. Les Rameaux," Faure).
 Cornet solo. Mir. D. w. W. Fuller.
 Processional hymn 45. CReading), 70. Come All Ye Faithful"
 Responses in c, (Tallis).
 Venite No. l. (Goodsonl.
 Psalms l9. 45. s5. Gloria Patri. QIarris).
 Te Deum in c Dudley Bucl).
 Jubilate Dec in E QIarris).
 Hymn 5a (Avison). Shout the Glad Tid- ings."
 Holy communion.
 Introit IIawIey), Behold I Bring You Glad Tidings."
 Kyrie Qxing HalD. Gloria Tibi (King HalD. Hymn $40 (Gauntiett). "once in Royal David's City" Sermon. Gloria (Iarrfs). Offertory Sing o Heavens" (Tours). Sursum Corda (Kipg HalD. Sanctus (King HalD. Agnus Del QKing HafD. Gloria in Exceisis (Oid Chant. Sevenfold Amen (Stafnsr). Nunc Dimittis in F (eimper). Recessional hymn 60 (Smart), Angels from the Realms of Glory" PostIude ''Triumphal March," Prin- guer).
 Alfred H. Lough. organist and choir master. The Catholic Church. The Christmas music at St. Peters Catholic Church to-day will be sung in two masses. The first mass at o'clock. win be | Berge's high mass, and will be sung by | the Catholic school children under the supervision of Professor D. l.. Merriam. The mass at 2 o'clock win be a low mass, at which there will be no music. The high mass at 1o:s0 o'clock win be the mass in D minor by Rev. Father | Boniface Xavier. The usual church choir. strengthened by some new voices, will sing this mass. VI" 5 o'clock will be during the mass song Glory to God" and the offertory "Adeste Fidelis." The program of music to be eung at the IO:SO o'clock mass is as follows: Mass in D minor, Father Boniface Xavier.
 onertory. "Adeste FYdelis." 70 Salutoris." (MiiIard). "Fautum Ergo, RossD. l The organist and choirmaster will be Professor E. L. Merriam. and the soioiBts will be Mesdames Jackson and Robinson. Misses Merriam Hinderer. Sands and Courtney. Sunday School Exercises. The Sunday school children of the Dex- ter Avenue Methodist Church will have an entertainment at the church at 7:30 o'clock this evening. The following program has been pre- pared: Selection, orchestra, Song. Ring Joy Bells Ring" Prayer Rev. A. l.. Andrews. Song, "In Thine Arms, o Night" Recitation. My Welcome" Lila An- drews.
 Recitation, '"The Bells" Ruth Brewer. Song. Beautiful Chimes" Song. primary department.
 Responsive reading. M M. Sweat. Song, Christmas Belis.'' Recitation, "A Merry Welcome" Rosa McDavid and Florence Holt.
 Recitation, ''The Star of Bethlehem" Edith Brassell.
 Song The Christmas Story"
 Recitation. "A Letter to Santa Claus" Julius Mccall.
 Selection, orchestra.
 Arrival of Santa Claus.
 Baptist Church Sunday.
 There will be no services at the First Baptist Church to-day. but an excellent program has been arranged for the Sum- day morning service.
 The program is as follows:
 Organ prelude, from the Fifth Sym phony (Beethoven).
 And There Were Shepherds" quar- tette, Dudley BuclS).
 Quartette, 70 Shout for Joy" Pon- tiusl.
 Solo, barytone.
 Organ postlude, festival march Bar tiste).
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