Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-12-24
JOYOUS CHRISTMAS MUSIC
PLEASANT PROGRAMS TO
BE RENDERED.
What Has Been Prepared For The
Service In The Various
Churches.

Elaborate and pleasing programs of
music have been arranged for the ser
vices at all city churches tomorrow.
Christmas coming on Sunday, the day
will be celebrated in the churches in
connection with the regular Sunday
services.
The choir leaders have been particu
larIy successful in their choice OF
music and the day will be fittingly OBJ
served in service and song The theme
Of the musical programs is in the
ushering of new life, new hope and
new aspirations. 1t is an exaitation
of the Christian belief and the tender
messages conveyed in the paean of
thanksgiving TO the birth of the Sa-
vior.
At st. Mary's Church the usual Sun
day masses will be celebrated and at
every service the.most pleasing music
will be rendered. The sermons of the
day will be typical of the story of
Christ's birth as carried down in ira
dition and fact. AT st. Anne's church
the services will be particularly joy
full with an undercurIent of that depth
of feeling so noticeable in the church s
services of a special nature. AT the
Methodist, Presbyterian and other
churches particular attention has been
paid in the program to the services
for the children.
An early service will be held at the
First M. E. Church at g.. 80 O'Clock
tomorrow morning, at which Christ
mas carols will be sung by the Ep-
worth League. At ii a. IN. there will
be the usual sermon by the pastor,
the Rev. George w. Miller. ID. ID.
Subject :-''Christ's Conquest of the
Worlds Thought" !" At 3 D. IN. there
will be the usual Sunday school SEES
sion. The subject of the sermon at
7.30 d. M. will be 1.-THE Abiding
TRANSPORTATION. A special program
of Christmas music will be rendered
at all these services. The program is
as follows:
"Calm on The Listening Ear OF
Night" Eduards Marzu; "The An
gels Message" Louis r. Dressler;
Brightest and Best of the Sons of
the Morning" Eduards Mario !;
Arise ,Shine For the Light is
Gomez William II. Spense; sChrist-
mas" Geo. Fred Handel; Herald
Angels, Felix Mendelssohn Bar
tholdz; "Carol, - Richard Storss
Willis; Antioch, George +. Handel.
fOlc6S-OOpFhnO, MrS. -. N. Dr6W-
er. Miss M. 4. Goodwin. Miss Rather
inc Feldmeyer; altos, Miss Emma
Feldmeyer; tenor, Professor Wallis ;
w. S. Taylor, W. H. Feldmeyer; bass,
O. G. Feldmeyer. DR.. George L. Field
meyer; Organist-Mr. ID. S. Sprogle.
Violin Miss Maud Feldmeyer. Direc.
tor-W. H. Feldmeyer.
On Tuesday evening at 130 O'Clock
the Sunday school of the First NJ. +.
Church will hold its Christmas enter
tainment.
Services will be conducted at st.
Luke S. Church, Eastport, at O'Clock
in the morning. The sermon will be
delivered at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon
and preaching at 7.30 p. m. AT 3. 40
in the afternoon the children of the
Sunday school will be formed, after
which they will be taken to ST. Anne S
Church to participate in the services
held there. st. Luke's Church has
been decorated in q very pleasing
manner for the occasion. The young
ladies of the church have worked in
dustriously to make it as pleasing as
possible. The entire building will be
veritable bower of green.