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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
ST. STEPHENS DECKED IN
FLOWERS AND EVERGREEN
cred Music, Including Halls "Ag-
nus Dei'' in T. Flat.

There was a big attendance at early
communion yesterday morning at ST.
Stephens Church. and another big con-
gregation assembled to join in the II
o clock service, when an appropriate
sermon was delivered by the rector, the
Rev. Ernest Bradley. The altar was
handsomely relieved with bright flow
ers. and evergreens hung in festoons
all over the church.
The music and songs were splendidly
rendered by a strong choir, among the
most effective numbers being: Offer
tory. duet. Noel" (GranD hymn,
Bread Of the World; Agnes Del" in
f fat CHaID, and Gloria in Excelsis
Dec" (Schilling). Martin Schultz di-
rected the choir.
At the close of the service the great
congregation dispersed to beautiful
strains Of the organ. The service was
considered by some Of the oldest mem
bers of ST. Stephens to be one of the
finest ever conducted in the church.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
ST. IGNATIUS CHURCH THE
SCENE OF SOLEMN SERVICE
Two High Masses Are Celebrated and
Sermon Is Preached by Rev.
Father NTahODev

At st. Ignatius Church solemn high
mass was celebrated at 5 and 1O:3O
a. m The music at the 5 O'Clock mass
was very beautiful. beginning with an
organ prelude. Pastoral by Deshayes.
and ending with an organ solo, post
lude, Pastoral" by Bach.
At the last mass the Rev. d. Ma
honey delivered the sermon, and the
male choir. under the direction OF Dr.
Maurice W. O'COnneu. rendered a sa-
cred musical programme.
The music service was as fol-
lows: Prelude. Christmas Offering"
tGrifon): GOunod's "Kyrie"; Gloria. /"
by Fumagalli; Offertory, organ solo.
shepherds in the Field" by Mailing:
"Credo.' "Sanctus." ''Benedfctus" and
''Agnus Del by GOunod; postIude, by
Lemaigne.
In the evening there were solemn
vespers and solemn benediction. the
sermon being preached by the Rev.
Joseph Sasia- During the collection
GOunod's Nazareth was rendered
The organ solo postlude was the grand
"Pilsrim Chorus" by Wagner.
The altar at st. Ignatius Church was
beautifully decorated with flowers. and
there were many candles ablaze
throughout the day and night.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
BISHOP NICHOLS breaches
AT CATHEDRAL MISSION
gregation by Miss Mary Kip as
Memorial to Brother

In no church in the city was Christ
mas observed with greater enthusiasm
than at the Cathedral Mission OF the
school and congregation combined to
fill every seat in the goodly sized build
ing. The decorations were on green and
scarlet, the chancel displaying an elab-
Grafton and beauty OF decoration diff
cult TO surpass. An anniversary inter
and among the attractions were the
superb music OF the large choir and
the presence of the head OF the do
cese, Bishop Nichols.
The holy eucharist was celebrated and
over hundred of devoted worshipers
participated. The Bishop was the cele-
brant and preached a profound and in
structive sermon on The Savior, which
is Christ, the Lord"
A service Of conservation was rem
dered in which several new altar gifts
were blessed, among others a massive
cross Of solid metal, presented by Miss
Mary Kip as a memorial to her brother.
William I. Kip Jr., the first rector Of
the mission. The cross is for process
sions and is easily the most costly and
beautiful in the diocese. A collection
was taken. which in addition TO the Of
ferings of the Sunday-school children.
aggregated quite a sum. The large
choir effectively rendered a choice pro-
gramme Of music.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
UORSHIPERS THROWG
ST. LUKE'S CHURCH
Decorations Eclipse Best Precious Eff
fectS Displayed There.

St. Luke's Church, Van Ness avenue,
was filed an hour before the service
began. The decorations surpassed even
those for which the church has been
notable in years past. A huge screen
with three Gothic entrances made en-
tirely Of holly with its red berries was
placed at the steps Of the altar rail.
on the west Of the beautiful screen and
hanging from the wall was a cross
composed Of berries and holly, while
suspended on the southern wall was
cross OF pure white roses.
The sermon at the II o'clock service
by the rector, the Rev. Burr NJ. Weed
en-, was delivered with a force that ap-
pealed TO the immense assemblage.
The Rev. Mr.. Weeden told Of the day,
Of its being the holiest and the purest
and the brightest day Of all the year.
He told that il was OF Gods appoint
ment and not Of mans choice and that
il was his imperial viii that brought
round such intervals for worship and
thanksgiving
Christmas day, he said, was not like
other days. for on that day Of rejoicing
there vas an added sweetness that was
appreciated by every man, whether he
was a believer or non believer, for even
the unbeIiever experienced an invisible
charm in the day.
The very fields, said the Rev. Mr..
Weeden, possessed a mysterious light;
heaven whispered to them and the spell
was felt even upon the streets. It was,
he said. the spell Of God. There came
10 them that day, said the rector, a
holy vision. almost sad because it was
so beautiful
The sacred music, which was as fol
lows, was exquisitely rendered by the
great choir under the direction of Mr.
Sabin:
Professional. 20 Come. All Ye Faith
ful' (Reading): Venite, Anglican
chant; Te Deum, Jubilate Dec in F
(Smart); IntrOit-solO. Noel" (Adam).
r H. Hunt; Gloria Tibi in T CTours) !;
hymn, "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing"
(AIendelssohn) anthem. 20 Come. Re
deemer OF Mankind" CWest), solo by
Master Harold Forman; Sanctus. Ag-
nus Del, Gloria in Excelsis in r
CTours); recessional, Shout the Glad
Tidings" CAnon).
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
SONGS OF
PRAISE 1T
ST. MRRYS
Services fire Led
by TWO High
Prel0teS.
Impressive Sermon
BY Req. Father
Hdnnigan.

st. Mary's Cathedral. imposing in its
architecture and solemn surroundings,
was splendidly decorated. its altar be-
ing one great blaze OF light, while ever
green's adorned the sanctuary and altar
There were present at the services
numerous priests and his Grace Arch
bishop Riordan and his Grace Arch
bishop Montgomery.
At o'clock in the morning the cathe-
dral male choir rendered the music az
the mass. Solemn pontifical high mass
began at IL o'clock, Archbishop Mont
gomery officiating. The Rev. Father
Hannigan was deacon. the Rev Father
Ramm sub-deacon. and Father Demp-
sey and Father O'Ryan were deacons
o: honor at the throne OF Archbishop
Riordan.
The sermon was preached by the Rev
Father Hannigan, who in part said:
What consolation and Joy II IS that
God. the hitherto far away God. IS now
with US. The birth OF Christ is the
prelude TO redemption. The incarna-
tiOn only means that God intended the
placing OF man above all his works
the uplifting OF man TO him. The in
carnatiOn is the true prophecy OF the
redemDtcn. The birth OF Christ is the
birth OF the Savior. For this purpose
came he into the world. The birth OF
Christ in the stable at Bethlehem is
an evidence OF an incOmprehensibIe
love for US: il is the close contact with
/ and consequent sympathy fO- our na-
tune. We cannot help feeling that to-
day we are nearer TO God. The angels
are joining in our hymns and our
praises and our thanksgiving. Rightly
is a day OF rejoicing"
At the conclusion Of the mass Arch
bishop RiOrdan impaired the papaI
benedictiOn. The pontificaI mass was
sung by Archbishop Montgomery.
The order OF the morning service and
musical programme was as follows:
The first mass at O'Clock. with
music by the cathedral male choir. At
II O'Clock solemn pOntifical mass and
the papal benediction.
The musical part OF the service. At
gradual, Noel (Adam): at offertorv.
HAdeste Fideles'': at recessional. Hal
/ lelujah," from Mount OF Olives
Beethoven. SOIoists - Miss Mabel
| Quatman. Miss Julia Sullivan. George
/ keane and s. J. Sandy. augmented bv
chorus and orchestra r. ]. Harrison
| Organist.
At o'clock in the evening there were
solemn vespers and benediction. the
sermon being delivered by the Rev.
Father Charles A. Ramm.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
ELABORATE SERVICE AT
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT
Music Finely Given and Beautiful
PastOrale Is Played on the
Naxx ORGAN

The elaborate service at the Church
OF the Advent was conducted by the
Rev. Herbert Parrish, whose sermon
was appropriate to the day and was,
throughout, powerful lesson.
The singing and the music were par
ticular features and the newly installed
organ was presided over by John dc p
Teller. Mr.. Teller played. among other
numbers, a magnificently melodious
pastorale by Caesar Franck. Among
the singers were Charles Henley.
Arthur Cunningham, who rendered
Noel" and Frank Onslow.
The attendance was large and the
floral decorations of the church very
fine.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
SCENES AT THREE LEADING
LOCAL CHURCHES YES
TERDAY MORNING.
ST. FRANCIS CHURCH is
ADORNED WITH EVERGREENS
Sermons Preached Morning
and Evening.


st. Francis Church was handsomely
adorned yesterday with evergreens and
flowers and tine altar was lighted with
many candles. The Christmas day musi-
cal services We're equal to the best that
have been given at st. Francis. The
early morning services were under the
direction of Miss Anne Lacey and Miss
Maria Ryan. the organist. After the
solemn mass at IL a. m. the Rev.
Father McGough preached the sermon.
Miss N. Schaefer presided at the
organ and the vocal selections con-
sisted of "Kyrie Gloria" from Giorza's
First Mass; "Credo" and "Benedictus,"
from Webers in E fiat: the offertory.
Noel" sung by w. OgiIvie. and full
chorus rendered the grand "Adeste
F7ideles."
''Sanctus" and "Agnus Del" from
Giorza's First Mass, were also given. At
vespers in the evening the Rev. Ter
renee Caraher delivered the sermon.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
ELOQUENT
YULETIDE
SERMONS
Ministers Explain
Significance
of Day.
Evergreen Symbols
fire L0UiShLy
JhOWn.

With songs OF Joy the glad tidings Of
Christmas day were given forth. Early
IN the morning worshipers we're out
and Wended their way to.the churches,
where thanksgiving and festaI services
-ommemorative Of the day were to be
-eld.
u lowers and evergreens were profuse
~ arches and around the massive pill
-ars, while altars OF the places OF wor-
snip were magnificent with their deep
.'et floral panels. and in the case Of the
Roman Catholic churches myriads OF
lights.
Choirs had been augmented. the
greatest ancient and modern sacred
music appropriate 10 yuletide was rem
cered, every place Of worship was
crowded and peace" prevailed.
The sermons were naturally devoted
10 the glorious season, and were in
very instance profound and optimistic
and told Of the birth Of the Savior.
Many an example was set during the
day. and not the least Of these was
The attendance al the Cathedral Mis-
sion of the Good Samaritan. Second
and Folsom streets. Of the Right Rev.
M William Ford Nichols, D. D, Bishop OF
california, who chose the humble place
r- worship with its equally humble con-
E-egation for his days religious Office.
The Bishop went to the mission early
and tie church Of the mission was
fled n its capacity and the congre-
cation heard words OF wisdom. and be-
sides was complimented by gift OF
81 f7t metal cross given 10 the mission
i1 memory Of the departed and beloved
pastor. The Rev. William Kip Jr.. who
had worked with the people Of the Vi
q nifty for years.
The Salvation Army had given
broadcast invitation 70 friends to come
and witness its distribution OF baskets
rf Christmas dinners. and many took
aiTautage Of the opportunity TO watch
-re methods of the rnethodical organ
.-atiOn- The Volunteers Of America
81 So cared for the poor.
Those places Of worship that opened
tr-ir doors in the evening were re-
r-rded with large bodies OF worship
e-s and the musical programmes were
r. less beautiful than those given in
-l- morning.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26

The fashionable German congrega-
tion of st. Marks Church, O'Farrell
street. near Franklin, saw to it that the
sacred edifice would vie with other
places Of worship in the beauty of dec
grafton. Flowers were profuse, ever
greens hung in graceful forms and
wreaths were in every suitable part Of
the interior The Rev. J. Fuendeling,
the pastor. delivered a powerful ser
mon. taking for his text the ninth and
tenth verses Of the second chapter of
the gospel of St. Luke.
In explaining the import Of the
Christmas tree and its Illumination at
night the reverend gentleman said that
Christmas began at night and there
fore on Christmas eve they illumina ted
the tree. The beautiful ceremony. he
said, brought them back to their chiid-
hood, when innocent hearts and child
ish joys welcomed the Christmas fes-
tival. He said that they had reason to
be thankful for the joy that was left
them, for the beauty of Christianity
that was related to the events that are
in the past. which by it's aid and by its
hand leads the world from childhood
through the whole course of the earth
ly pilgrimage in the light OF the Star
of Bethlehem.
The venerable and solemn Christmas
tunes, well-known 10 Germans, We're
given in their middle-age form. The
Messiah" was also grandly rendered.
The song service was as follows:
"Mache ulch auf" (by Palmer); "Du
Hirte Israels' Cby Klein); 20 hei'ge
Nacht" Toy Mason); ErWach zu Lied
ern der Wonne." soprano solo, Mrs.
Blanckenburg (Hande); Damn tut das
Auge des Blinden," recitative, Mrs.
Blanckenburg (HandeD; Err weidet
seine Herde." duet, Mrs. Blanekenburg
and Mrs. Price (HandeD; "Es warren
Hirten auf dem FeIde,' recitative, Mrs.
Blanckenburg (HandeD; 'Ehre sci
Gott,'' chorus (HandeD; les ist ein'
Ros' entsprugen." Old German; "Dss
ist je gewisslich wahr," motet (by
Mundt, arranged by E. Werner).
The regular choir, consisting Of Mrs.
Blanckenburg. Mrs. Price. Mr.. Horst
mann and Mr. Wendt, was augmented
by Mrs. Danhauer, Mrs. Parent Mr..
Williams and Mr.. Hutchins and the
Junior choir. Johannes c. Raith, or
ganist and choirmaster.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
SACRED MUSIC FOR SUNDAY.
Christmas DevOtions VIII Be Held in
Two Presbyterian Churches.

Christmas DeVOtions VIII Be Held in
Two Presbyterian Churches.
At the First Presbyterian Church.
Van Ness avenue and Sacramento
street the Christmas services will also
re celebrated tomorrow morning. be-
ginning al II O'Clock. Rev. William
Kirk Guthrie. pastor Of the church
VIII preach the yuletide sermon. The
programme OF sacred music has been
specially prepared for the occasion and
tae large choir is 20 be reinforced by
tks addition Of many well-known sing
IFS. Following is the programme 10 be
rendered:
N0rning-Organ prelude, "PastOrale, %
zach; anthem. % Zion, That Bring
est Good Tidings," Arthur Foote:
chant, When Marshaled on the Mighty
Plain bass solo, Christmas" H r.
Shelley; soprano solo. with violonceHo
obIlgato. Noel" Adam: anthem, Be
hold. Bring You Good Tidings." Frank
Lynes; organ pOstlude. Christmas
March. Gustave Merkel.
Evening-Organ prelude Pastoral in
c. I. Wely; anthem, Sing, o Hea-
Vens,' =. PrOtheroe; tenor solo, with
violin obliEato. In Old Judea," Adam
Geibel; Christmas carol for soprano
solo, quintet. violin and organ, 1T Is
The Blessed Christmas Morn" J. c.
Bartlett, c0ntralto solo. The Star Of
Bethlehem" p. Schneider: violin solo.
'Cavstina." Carl Bohm: anthem
-Fark What Mean Those Holy
Noices2" J. Edgar Birch; organ post
.ude, March, TombeIie.
Ch0ir-Miss Beulah George. soprano:
-. b. Anthony. tenor. c. I. Firebaugh.
1a'sso; Miss 8Iignon Judson. contraIto:
ssisted boy Miss Vive C. Hickey. So
.rauo; Miss Bessie Fuhrer. violin;
Mss Dorothy Pasm0re. violouceHo.
The Christmas services at Calvsrv
Presbyterian Church VIII be celebrated
.o-morrOW morning az II o'clock and
he special evening devotions will begin
att-8o O'Clock The sermon viii be
preached by Rev. John Hernphiu. rec
tor q the church The sacred musical
Ts~ 1gramnle VIII be q special feature Of
PIE services. i consists OF some OF the
most impressive and beautiful pieces
by the most celebrated Of ancient and
modern authors. Following is the pro
eramu1e in full;
lToruiug-Organ prelude, "Pastorale
.n D." Lemaizre; Doxo,ogy, invocation
and Lords prayer; anthem. Where Is
KEEP Coombs; responsive reading:
1vn1n: scripture lesson: anthem.
IEsrk. What Mean" Sullivan: the
.DostIes- Greed: the Gloria; prayer:
r5gnn: soprano solo. The Angels Mes
e1ge" CWillis). Mrs. s. Hert- Mark; ad-
-ress: hymn; benedicuOn; organ post
lGe. .HaIelujah Chorus" Handel
Choir-Soprano. Mrs s. Hert- Mark:
-engr. r. Onsi0v; alto. Miss G. Wheel
.-. bass. A. Nennie: organist ard d.
--ctor. r. y. Burness-
Evening-Organ prelude. "Offertorie
.n .. Wely; invocation; anthem. An
gels From the Realms" Schneider;
hymn. alto solo. 20. Thou That Tell
ost" GHandeD Miss Wheeler; scripture
lesson: duet, The Star Of Bethlehem"
fRees) Mrs. Mark and Mr.. Onslow;
baritone solo. ~Clinging to Christ"
tDsuks), with harp accompaniment.
" - Elliott; anthem, The Angels
Night Song" Buck; prayer; hymn;
tenor solo. star of Bethlehem" (Ad-
ans, AR. Onslow; address; solo and
chorus. Noel, Adam; hymn; bene-
cictiUni organ postlude, Bach.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
ST PAUL'S CHURCH ADORNED
WITH BEAUTIFUL WREATHS
Christmas Decorations of the Sacred
Edifice Suroass Those of For
Iner Years.

The decorations at St Paul's Episco-
mer years. Tor days the ladies Of the
church had been industriously design
ing and placing there quantities Of
evergreens from wall 10 wall and from
ceiling 10 altar. Eestoons hung grace
fully the whole length OF the church
and wreaths Of English holly and ber-
ries were everywhere visible. The altac
was covered with white chrysanthe-
NUNS. and q beautiful memorial cross
composed OF holly and berries stood
upon the prayer desk, while wreaths
and garlands adorned the pulpit.
The Rev. VI. J. Reilly, in the course
Of his sermon, said:
Unto you this day is born a Savior,
who is Christ. the Lord. 1t is our privi-
Iese 70 meet in this our Bethlehem to-
DAY aud once more to commemorate
the festival OF our Lords nativity; we
are met together TO join with the
Christian world and the people Of ev-
e-y creed and those of no creed unite
with US in the glorious celebration OF
this Christmas day. Think of the celc-
hration anC draw your mind to the
scenes enacted in the celebration by
testiF ying 10 the crowds thai fill our
streets, throng our stores seeking some
Gift for father. mother, husband, wife
ana child. All peoples do not celebrate
the day as do we, but all who give gifts
OF love commemorate the great gift of
love which God gave to US this day"
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS
FEATURE AT TRINITY
Organist Louis III. Eaton Gives SpIen-
did Sacred Works by Amer
lean Composers.


Trinity Church, Cough and Bush
streets, never presented more impos-
ing appearance than in its Christmas
day decorations.
The spacious and imposing chancel
was bright with floral designs. Ever
green seemed to grow up from every
nook and every corner Of the grand
edifce. Poinsettia, the flaming red leaf.
burst forth from every portion Of the
altar and above the heads Of the choir
singers and from the immense chandal-
Ter to the windows.
The attendance was so large that
many could not be accommodated, and
long before the announced hour for the
service almost every seat was occupied.
The Rev. Frederick w. ClampetI.
D. D., delivered the sermon. and the
music, under the direction OF Organis-
Louis II. Eaton, was never exceiled
within the walls OF Trinity.
Mr.. Eaton gave a programme OF
sacred music and songs by American
composers. including the great works
OF Dudley Bucks Festival TIE Deum
and Benedictus" in C. Arthur Foote's
anthem. 20, Zion That Bringeth Coed
Tidings" and Arthur Writings Com
munion Service in A made a pro-
nounced impression on the congrega-
tion.
In the evening the choir. under air.
Eaton, sang the first part Of HandeTs
Messiah"
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
IMMENSE CONGREGATION
AT GRACE CHURCH SERVICE
Grand Christmas Hymnals and a Pas
toraI Symphony Are Included in
Musical Programme.

Grace Church presented scene Of
splendor yesterday. Every portion of
the church was crowded at an early
hour. The chanceI was deliberately and
brightly decorated with an extraor-
binary quantity of evergreans and
flowers. The service was imposing, and
the music and singing were never more
elaborate in the handsome house of
worship
The Rev. Robert E. Lee Craig. minis
ter in charge, delivered the sermon, and
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
FATHER HARVEY breaches
SERMON AT HOLY CROSS
Choir Under the Direction of Harry
Wood Brown Renders Programme
of Sacred Selections.

Holy Cross Church, Eddy street. near
Devisadero. was the scene OF beautiful
Christmas devotions yesterday morn
ing. The first mass was celebrated at
o'clock and the last service of the day
occurred at IL O'Clock, on which occa-
sion Rev. Father Harvey Of St. Pat
ricll's Seminary, Menlo Park, delivered
the sermon of the day.
Father Harvey's sermon was one well
fitted for the occasion and he dwelt at
length on the coming of the Savior and
the way that Christmas time should be
observed by all true followers OF Christ.
The choir. under the direction of Harry
Wood Brown, rendered some beautiful
selections. Hugo Poheim. the noted
violinist, played many touching solos.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
CONGREGATION Is GIVEN
FINE MUSICAL SERVICE
Emmanuel Baptist Church Is Hand
somely Decorated by Ladies' of
the CONGREGATION

Christmas day services at Emmanuel
Baptist Church were exceedingly beau
tiful. The music consisted of an organ
recital, War March of the Priests"
(Mendelssohn); hymn, Joy to the
World; chorus. 20 Sing For Joy;
Bach's march in c. and barytone solo.
Behold Your King" (Meredith).
After the sermon by the pastor. the
Rev. ]. George Gibson, the choir sang
the occasional, March of the Wise
Men, by Deane. The ladies of the
church had been most generous in pro-
viding the decorations. which were
composed of the most delicate flowers
and greenery.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
sosToH's BA.zEE REGULATIONS
Beard OF zea1th Orders Sterilization Of
All Trat BARRIERS Use on Customers.

A special dispatch from Boston. May
5. 1900. 10 the y. Y Sun, gives new reg
ulations of the Boston Board of Health
as to barber shops. Mugs shaving
brushes and razOrs shall be sterilized
after each separate use thereof a sep
arate. clean towel shall be used for each
person. Material to stop the flow OF
blood shall be used only in powdered
form and applied on a towel Powder
pufTs are prohibited. Wherever New
bros Herpicide is used for face or scalp
after shaving or hair cutting there is
no danger Of infection. as il is antisep-
tic and kills the dandrum germ Sold
BY leading druggists Send l0c in stamps
for sample TO The Herpicide Co, Detroit,
Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
GERMAN CITIZENS
CROUD ST MARK'JI
Christmas Tunes of the FdtherLdnd
Sung in Oid.Tin7 U)dy.

male voices. consisted Of very beautiful
numbers, including the professional
hymn, 'Hark. the Herald Angels Sing
(Mendelssohn); Gloria in Excelsis Deo":
the old chant. "Nunc Dimittis" and
Angels From the Realms of Glory
(SmarD. HandeTs postlude, Pastoral
Symphony" was given. William H.
Holt, organist and choirmaster, direct
ed the musical service.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
SERVICES
ARE HELD AT ST. PAUI'S
Twenty-Ninth Street Church Houses
Large regatiOn-9IusicaI
Programme Is Rendered

Special Christmas services were held
yesterday at st. PauFs Church, corner
Of Twenty ninth and Church streets.
Rev. Father NJ. D. Connolly presided
over the services.
High mass was sung at a. m. and
Battman's mass in E nat was sung
by the combined chOirs Of the Young
Mems and Young Ladies' sOdaIities-
The following programme was rem
dered: Low masses at s, Z. and
o'clock. Solemn high mass at 1890.
Music-Marzo's ''NIesse SoIennelle": Of
fertOry. Adams Noel" tenor solo by
Arthur BOyce; "Adeste Fideles.' boys
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26

The Christmas music was magn!fi-
Gently rendered by an augmented choir
under the direction Of ]. Haraden Pratt.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
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