Evening journal., 1904-12-24
MUSIC
IN THE CHURCHES
Elaborate Programs Have
Been Prepared Tor Servi-
ces Tomorrow
THE EXERCISES As OUTLINED

The churches Of every denomination in
this city have arranged elaborate pro-
grams Of music for Sunday, Christmas
day
In addition the pastors will deliver APP
propriate sermons. In st. Andrews church
the choir win present an excellent pro-
gram at the regular morning session. In
the evening the Sunday school will have
It's Observance and carols will be sung
Tho Rev. Hubert w. Wells, the rector
will make an address. on next Wednesday
evening the Sunday school festival will be
held with an interesting entertainment
and distribution Of gifts.
The different services follow:
Calvary Episcopal Church.
The services at Calvary p. E. Church
will be OF an especial and appropriate
character. The first celebration Of the
Holy Communion will be at $50 a. m.
Tho musical service viii be sung in part
at this service. At 1890 a. m, morning
service with second celebration Of Holy
Communion will follow. At 7So p. m.
evensong and carols for the Sunday
School will be sung. The musical service
for the 1890 o'clock service follows;
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Fideles; venite, chant; Te Deum. Wood
ward iubilate, Chant; hymn, while
Shepherds Watched" anthem, Holy
night hymn, Joy 20 the World; Holy
Communion service by Bridges; recession
al. Herald Angels.
Union M. e. Church.
Morning service.
/ prelude de Noel" by Eugene Thayer.
Christmas hymn. ............ Daniel Reed
Prayer.
Rejoioe The King Is Come. J. L. Hall
Tenor solo. Christmas" II. r. Shelley,
Richard Smith.
Calm on the Listening Ear Of Night" ="
T. ID. williams.
Omertory Gavotte. Mac Claymont.
Sermon. Dr. Fowler.
Postlude, "lIark. the Herald Angels
Sing"
Evening service.
March. Pontihcal L. Lemmens.
"Harkl What Celestial Sounds"
II J. w. Lerman.
! And There Were Shepherds"
/ Anna p. Chase.
5 ''rhe King is Come" .......-..J. l.. Hal
t "The Star Of Peace" ......Henry Parker
4 OMtiAnlgr ntANtAot ssssssssssAAs NJ ANtti
Sermon, Dr. Fowler
= Postlude. St. Nicholas March.
d Elizabeth b. Johnston, organist
D Howard II. Mcdaniel. leader.
St. PauPs M. E. Church.
Sunday evening, 73O
. Tenor solo and chorus. Bethlehem"
i. Aldan
Solo. Hail Thou Long Expected Jesus,
Miss Maude Fleming.
\ Baritone solo and chorus. I'VE Have Seer
< His Star"
Soprano solo and chorus, ''rhe Earth La,
Wrapt," ...... .......... .......... SheldoT
4 Tenor solo, Walter Sherwood, "Th'
s Prophet King. .... ........ ....CamI
( Anthem, BE Hold I Bring You Coco
% Tidings ........ ................Lynel
= Baritone solo, George Orr, GLORIOUS
10 morn" o. .. .Neidlingel
: Solo and full chorus, Sing o. Heavens,
C. W. Owst
n. F. Hadley, organist and leader.
Special Christmas sermon by the Rev
u George Dowie at st. Lul0e's r. r
Church 1890. Special music at botl
o services. Sunday school Christmas en-
tertainment Tuesday evening.
Harrison Street M. E. Church.
e Morning service-Anthem. IAN Hail tn
d Power of Jesus Name" Towne hymn
e Brightest and Best" prayer; anthem
y Calm on the Listening Ear Of Night,
) williams; Psalm "a; hymn, peace ol
It Earth, Good VIII TO Mem" solo. "Th
Christ Child" Coombs, by Miss A. M
: Litzenberg; sermon, "The Great Mys
y tery;" anthem. Let Us Now Go. Evei
L Unto Bethlehem" Danks; hymn, 9TH
, Morning star" ]. S. T. Beardslee. direct
or church choir.
= Evening service-Selection by orchestra
christmas Song" Joy to the World:
prayer. Hail the Joyous Morning." Mere
= dith; scripture. Luke's Gospel; 'Acros
ii the Silent Midnight" Gray; "whie sheI
herds Watched Their Flocks by Night:
quartet, saw You Never in the Tw
N light;" sermon, "His Star" "Ring Ou
the Blessed Story" Jesus Shall Reign;
PC singing by junior choir Of fifty voices
= James X. Easley, leader. J. w. Haley
p leader of Orchestra.
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