Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-19

st. Mark S Episcopal Church, corner of I'd
| and streets southeast, will take place at
| o'clock Sunday. December q, and at 2:3O
| o'clock on the following day the junior de-
| partment of the G. F. s. will hold its
| Christmas entertainment. The kindergarten
| department of the Sunday school will give
a festival Tuesday afternoon. December 20
| The Christmas festival of the main school
| will be held Tuesday evening, December 20
| at Naval Lodge Hall, corner of Pennsyl-
vania avenue and 4th street southeast.
| Music for Christmas morning at ST. Johns
| church, corner Of Potomac and o streets,
| Georgetown, will be follows: "Te
Deum." by Fay, in A; "Jubilate," by Cali
Heavens" by Shipper: offertory anthem
| Unto Us a Child is Born" Adam. The
| choir will consist Of boys, soprano, Masters
| Donaldson. Kidwell. Hogg, Moore, Harring-
| ton, Gladman. Thorp, Brown, Havener, Cas-
selman, Miller. Hoskinson, Hartman, Elliott
| and Fugal; tenor. Charles Cropley, j. Bradt
| and Newton Middleton; basso, r. B. Look
er, William Beall. E. Talcott. w. Middleton;
| soloists, alto. Mrs. s. Frederick Smith;
tenor. H. w. Ogden; bass W. B. Stump.
| s. Frederick Smith. organist and choir
| master.
The Catholic Services.
No better Christmas music in the churches
| will be found than that which is on the
program Of the Catholic churches Of the
| city.
Probably st. Patrick's will have as fine a
program as any. The masses on Christmas
day will be at 8, Z. and II in the morning
The o'clock and II o'clock masses will be
solemn nigh masses. DR.. Stafford will
| preach a short sermon at the 3 o'clock
| service, and at the IL o'clock service will
preach the regular sermon of the day.
There will be full orchestra of eighteen
pieces both at the and at the II o'clock
masses Benediction of the blessed sacra-
ment VIII be given Immediately after the
md tc xr,;n ~
services for the day.
Inc program is as follows:
o O'Clock mass.-Prelude, Adeste Fidelis
NovelIo: mass In honor of the sacred heart
OF Jesus. A. Gumprecht; offertory, Adeste
fldells. Novello; communion Exuita Sion
aammerli: orchestra, Christmas Morning
Barrett; after mass q Ho1v Nil .I
Buck. NAN"i
II o'clock mass.-Prelude. Adeste Fide1;s
Novello; Haydn's Imperial Mass in d:
onertory Adeste Fidelis, Novello; commu-
mon. Exuita Sion Hammeril; after mass.
| liza, Mendelssohn. ~
the singers will be as follows: Soprano
soioist. mrs Anni& Grant Fugitt alto solo
ISIS. Misses Mamie Grant and Elizabeth
Tyler; tenor soloist, Mr.. Melville Hansev.
bass soloist, Mr.. Charles Goodchild or,
sanist. Mr.. Arthur Mayo; first yiolins
Messrs. SO! Minister and Herman Parkman:
ois Sector Mr.. Armand Gumprecht.
Soprano Gh chorus-Mrs Belle B. Cain. Mrs.
L, j.
Smith. Mrs. Bourgeat, Mrs. Keck Miss
Jacques, Miss F. Sheridan, Miss J. Mead
hsI j sTeene Mn Miss Catherine Cullen Miss
Wood. Miss ]. Martin, Miss Agnes Holman
and Miss c. O'Brien
Alto chorus-Mrs. Helen B. Lynch. Mrs.
| ). b. Wilson. Mrs. E. NJ. Sommers, Mrs.
| Lucy Smith, Mrs Wilkinson Miss Anno
Treanor. Miss Romaine, Miss Marearet
Potter Miss Eva Fox
Ienor chorus-Messrs. Frank NJ Parker
II; Mead, Charles Strahan, Leo Walsh.
Bass chorus-Messrs P G. T Traannr ~
M. Kennedy, T. Burroughs, M. clare 7 p
Wilson, Thomas Smith, Block, CUMMINGS
Zappone.
Children at st. Patrick's.
The Sunday school entertainment for tho
children of st. Patrick's will take place in
carroll Hall Tuesday, December 90 at 70
when candies will be distributed to the
| children. who are members of the Sunday
school.
The school children of st. Vincent's Aca,i-
envy will hold their Christmas entertain
ment at 10 o'clock in the morning Deem
| Der %, in Carroll Hall. The entertainment
Oh ST Nlncents Orphan Asylum will be
neld at o'clock Monday, December 81
The orphan boys of st. Joseph's Asylum
| Will have their entertainment either We'd
nesday or Thursday. December 80 or 81.
The Shrine of the Sacred Heart, 18th
1NicCl anu w Lllity avenue, Mount Plea G.
| ant VIII have a midnight mass Christmas
| morning. There will be good music from
| the best composers sung by the church vo-
calists. AT the IL o'clock mass the follow
ing program viii be followed: Kyrie, Gloria,
Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Del
/ from La Hasche st. Theresa mass: Vent
Creator, soprano solo, by Mario; offertorium
20 Holy Night" by A. Adam; occasional,
ouarst conssts by NJ Noxell9 The solo
soprano; Mrs. ]. Kendall Wallace, alto:
Mr.. E. ]. McQuade, tenor; Mr. Bernard A
Ryan, basso. In the chorus are: Sopranos,
Miss Alice Eversman. Miss Carrie McGill,
| Miss Lillian Small, Miss NJ Small. Mrs M
D. Cooper and Miss Helen Tally; altos.
Miss Rosale M. Small, Miss Angola r.
| Small, Miss Edna Saunders, Miss Eckstein
| and Miss Holmead; tenors. Mr.. g. c. CAL
| Ian. Mr. ]. 8. Duffy and Mr.. P H. O'Far-
| rell; BASES, Mr.. Ken O'Dwyer, Mr. ]. Te-
| han Brosius and Mr.. George D. F. Roll
| lings. Prof Erich F. Rath is the organist
and director.
| Mrs. Katherine F. Rogers will assist the
/ choir of Holy Name Church Christmas
| morning at the 8 O'Clock service. Mrs.
| Rogers is new singer in choir circles, and
| has made favorable impression since her
! first appearance last winter.
At Mount st. Sepulchre there will be a
| midnight service beginning at 11:15 o'clock
| December "a Solemn nigh mass will be
celebrated and holy communion given.
After the solemn high mass there will be a
| procession to the Grotto of Bethlehem. fol-
lowed by two low masses which will he
| said in succession IN the grotto. There will
| be services at 6. 6:30. 1880. and o'clock
| Christmas morning. i he vespers and bene-
| dictfon Will come In the afternoon, begin
| ming at $50 o'clock.
| Various Services.
| A service OF song will be held at the
Metropolitan Baptist Chusch. colored, r
street between 18th and 18th northwest, at
$3.50 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. The fol-
lowing is the program: Opening chorus,
select reading, Miss Beatrice Richardson;
solo, "A Dream of Paradise" Miss Lillian
Alexander; address. Mr.. John c. Dancy;
| solo, REDEMPTION Miss Bessie Gibson !;
paper, Miss Ida Plummer; instrumental
solo. Farewell to the Aims" Miss Addie
| Morris; paper Miss Alice Harriston; solo,
Beyond the Gates of Paradise" Mr.. e.
Fauntleroy: chorus, "a Little Child Shall
Lead Them" Miss 2lara Wilson; solo. Miss
| Bessie Hamilton: duet, Twas Rum that
| Spoiled My Boy" Mrs. Amanda Scott and
| Miss Lizzie Johnson; solo. Mrs. Daisy
| Wright solo. Miss Sadie Thompson
| Mrs. Annie Grant-Fugitt, soprano soloist
| of the choir at st. Patrick's Church, who
| will sing Christmas day. achieved a marked
musical distinction last Sunday evening at
| the Columbia Theater, when the Carroll In
| stitute choir and the Washington Symphony
| Orchestra gave a fine Interpretation Of
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