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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-16

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General William Truck Post No
lis, g. A. R., will be visited by the
department commander October 20.
Several posts are invited to be pres
ent, at which time a collation. will be
spread and the boys expect to have
enjoyable time in again clasptng
hands with their surviving comrades.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-16
BROKE TWO RIBS.

Alfred kingham, in attempting to
let into his wagon, placed his foot
upon the hub of the wheel and in so
ldoing slipped and fell, striking his
upon the wagon, breaking two
iis,ribs. While he is not confined
his bed his condition is very pain
snl. DIR. Treganowan is attending
him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-16
IN COMMAND OF WARREN.

Mate Abram Reckhow, of Tyrrell
street, is now in command of the
ferryboat Warren, in the absence of
Captain Raymond Ellis, who is on a
vacation hunting in Sullivan county,
N. Y.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-16
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed intends making application to the
LR9ard Of Excise Commissioners of the
civ of Perth Amboy at their next meet
ing. for a license to keep a saloon, with
nous uuors in the City of Perth AM
how. and in the house owned by
hims elf at North Westerly cor. Prospect and
Fayetta SITS. JOHN Is. hoofADch'
1873 10 o ct Dew
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-16
SUE O $4,000.

Hubbard & Dell have brought suit
against the New Jersey Central Trac-
ton Company for $1,000. This suit
is brought to recover damages caused
by the car running into their wagon
June 1 and demolishing the wagon
and scattering the meat around the
street, making it unfit for use. The
plaintiffs have retained Lawyer John
A. Lovely to conduct their, suit.
The NEWS gives the news when it
Is news.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-16
Jail For ex-senator burton.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-The Unit
ed States supreme court has denied a
rehearing of the case of ex-senator
Burton, and he will now have to serve
six months in Jail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-16
chilean Cabinet resigns.

SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 16.-As a re
suit of its defeat over the nomination
of a member CT the council of state the
cabinet has resigned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-16
chicnso NAV Bar cigarettes.

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-Chicago may fol-
low Indiana and other states in for
bidding the sale of cigarettes If the
corporation counsel finds that such a
law is legal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-16
Life imprisonment For Assault.

LEMARS, Ia, Oct. 16.-Judge Hutch
inson sentenced Tom Davis, a negro,
to life Imprisonment for assaulting a
white girl.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-16
y@bende-0nder thc Bridge.

4tpen0esN ttutH Gtt ASEtuSVs
Cry respondent was requested
TO &c ct the lid must be off some
Wherein South Amboy. For several
Sundays past some of the residents
of George street say they have en-
dured the state of affairs as long as
they intend to. A number of men
gather under the George street bridge
and III the ''growler" and make
matters very unpleasant by their un-
sayory conversation and the residents
mean that this state of things musF
cease to exist. They are not like
some of our citizens finding fault ben
cause our police are not there, as
they fully realize it is impossible for
two policemen to be everywhere at
one time, but the parties who have
been c-ongregating there drinking
beer may take warning and not re-
peat the same as the residents mean
to bring the police there if the growl-
err business is repeated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-16

The ladies' who have used Newbro's
Herpicide speak OF & in the highest
terms, for its quick sffect m cleansihg
the scalp Of dandruff and also for its sxs
as a general hair-dressing. It
makes the scalp feel fresh and it alIays
that itching which dandruff will cause
Newbro's Herpicide effectively cures
dandruff, as it destroys the germ that
causes it. The same germ causes hair to
fall out. and later badness; in killing 1t,
Herpicide stops falling hair and prevents
badness. 1t is also an ideal hair dress
ing. for it lends an aristocratic charm to
the hair that is quite distinctive. Sold
by leading druggists. Send Zoe. in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co, De-
troit. Mich.
G. A. SEXTON. General Agent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-16
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed intends making application to the
Board of Excise Commissioners of the
CITY of Perth Amboy at their next meet
ing. for a transfer of his license to keep
10 saloon with the privilege Of selling malt
and spirituous liquors in the City of Perth
Amboy, and in the house owned by
Carl Nelson. 10 Hall ave to Adam Zmiyewski.
1875 100 2t Dew WALDISLAW ,SALWONSKI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-16
. cold is much more easily Gu

A cold is much nor easily cured
when the bowels are open. Ken
.nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar opens
the bowels and drives the cold out of
the system in young or old. Sold by
C. A. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-16

General Reardon Answers Last Call.
DENVER, Oct. 16.-Genefal Frank
NJ. Reardon, brigadier general of vol
unteers during the civil war. is dead
here of displacement of the heart and
Brights disease.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23

The Wigwam OF Sioux Tribe. No IS,
Improved order Of Red Men, 80 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. was well
filled with members ard visitors in at
tendance at the regular burning OF the
council fire last Tuesday, Sleep, Hunt
ing Moon The chiefs degree was con
ferred with characteristic and strict
form Of7cers for the ensuing term
were elected as follows. Frank l.
Snow. sachem. II l. Wagner. senior
sycamore; Jefferson Davis, junior saga
more; Lewis D. Petrie. chief OF records;
Charles Limbach, collector Of wan
pun; r Nicholson, keeper Of wampum
n. T. Wheeler. trustee; representative
to Great Council. II. Jennette, 4.
Brem. W. a. Andrews, and r. l. Snow.
The officers viii be publicly installed
on the eight sleep. Cold Moon. q. s. D.
40 common era, January s. 190D.
with Deputy Great Sachem James W.
Allison, as officiating chief. assisted
by a fun staff of deputy great chiefs.
a musical and literary entertainment
viii follow the installation. The com
mittee on entertainment are 3. G.
Wheeler. James ". Allison, and Lewis
D. Petrie. Past Sachem Solomon. OF
Cleveland. Ohio, assisted in the degree
work Past Sachem Armstrong. of Bal
timore. Nd; made an address on good
of the order
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
st. PauI's Lutheran.

To-day at st. PauTs English Lutheran
Church the quartet will sing Bucks Fes-
tival TIE Deum in minor. Sing. O
Heavens by Tours. and 20 Holy Night, g"
by Adam. The trio for soprano. tenor
and bass from Saint-SaeRs' new Oratorio
de Noel VIII be given. arranged with
English words. The soprano and tenor
will sing the duet from Parker's cantata
The Holy Child" the bass will sing
Nazareth" by Gounod, and Neidlinger's
Manager Cradle" will be the con-
tralto solo. Mr. Otto Gatumann Will play
a violin solo at the evening service, at
which Mr. Huddle viii read The Monk
Felix" by LongfelIow, arranged as a
tone poem. the music by Carew The
organ numbers viii include Pastorale, by
Lemare; the "Apertis thesauris suis
CbtUterant Magi Domino aurum thus ct
myrrhum, from the overture TO Franz
LisZt's "ChriStus:' Pastorale, by Chami-
made. and Concert Overture in minor
Rollins The personnel Of the quartet is
Mrs Theodore T. Apple, soprano; Miss
Flora Bernheimer, contralto; Mr.. How
ard Butterworth, tenor. and Mr.. Theo-
dOTe T. Apple, bass. Mr.. Lewis Corning
Atwater is organist and director.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
officers Receive Presents.

Mrs Jeanette r. Newton, worthy
grand matron Ct the order of the East
ern Star. installed the following officers
Of Esther Chapter 0. +. 5, No. >, last
Thursday evening: Miss Celia Atchison,
worthy matron: Warren D. Fales. worthy
patron: Miss Harriet b. Crump. associate
matron. Mrs. Emma +. Riley. conduc-
tress: Mrs. Alice r. Bradley, associate
conductress. Mrs. Efie A. Roberts, Adah;
Mrs. Emma r. Walter. Ruth Mrs. Emma
r. VIII. Esther. Miss C0riHne Hay. Mar
tina. -.rs. Rose Z. Flood. Electa; Mrs.
Freddie z. Bailey. warder; Mrs. Josie
Riddle. marshal: Mrs. Miriam W Gordon,
chaplain: Mrs Clara J. Abbott 0rgdnist,
J. William Lucas. sentinel
During the programme Mrs. Pearl b.
Parsons. the retiring worthy matron. was
presented with d handsome Candelabra
and q past officers jewel. and Melvin A.
Wertz. the retiring worthy patron, re-
ccived a beautiful droplight. Esther Chap
ter being the banner chapter of the order
for 1906 in this jurisdiction. the retiring
officers were congratulated and highly
cOmplimented for their zeal and signal
success. Many prominent members or the
order were present and participated in the
ceremonies of the occasion. which con-
cluded with a supper in the banqet hall
under the direction of Wallace g. Sueeter
as POSTMASTER.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
JOINS FOREIGN FORESTERS
United States to Become Member Of
International Society.
To StaEdardize Experimental work
Generally and Discuss Subjects
OF Mutual Interest.

To stardsrdize experimental work gen
orally. so that the methods Of iuyestga-
ton in each country VIII be uniform. and
20 collaborate in researches affecting two
or more countries interested. the Forest
Service Of the United States government
is TO become a member of the Interna-
tiOuaI Association OF Forest Experiment
Stations Other countries represented in
the association are Germany. France.
Austria. italy. Russia, and Switzerland
the leading countries in the practice of
scientific forestry.
A part of the plan Of cooperation is
The mutual exchange and discussion Of
forest publications. and the conventions
Of the association viii give opportunity
FOR the discussion of international
problems, for personal contact with for
eign leaders, and for promoting the feel
ing Of fellowship among workers in a
common field.
Official recognition Of the progress
achieved in experimental forestry in the
United States was made in the invitation
extended 10 the Forester by Dr. A. Butler
director of the Royal Wurttemberg Forest
Testing Laboratory az Tubingeu. Ger
many. In his letter. Dr. Butler said. In
inviting the United States 10 join the as
sociation, 1 am bat expressing the gen
eral desire You have accomplished so
much and have taken so capable a hold
on Investigations that the work Of the
/ association would be furthered by your
membership"
The Forester's letter of acceptance. ap-
proved by the Secretary Of Agriculture
is, in part as follows;
THE Forest Service has always been
deeply interested in the admirable work
of the European experiment stations.
which have been such an important fac
tor in raising forestry from pure empires
TO the position OF a true science Our
own problems, though exceedingly vital
TO US, have until recently had only z
limited. local interest. and for this reason
thought best to refrain from participant
ing IN the general scientific work Of the
international association. Now, however.
a number of wOod-testing stations are
well organized. other laboratory work is
well under way. and the III, 100000 acres of
forest reserves with whose management
tie Forest Service is charged offer on
pOrtunities for many Investigations which
may contribute TO the progress of our
science.
4 shall therefore be very glad to have
the Forest Service of the United States
Department of Agriculture become a
member OF the International Association
u Forest Experiment Stations, and
promise as active participation in its
work as circumstances will permit"
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
Holy Trinity.

AT Holy Trinity Church, on Christmas
Day. solmen high mass will be celebrated
at o'clock a. m. by the pastor. Rev.
Thomas 5. Harlin, s. J., assisted bv the
Rev Joseph NJ Woods. professor Of eccle-
slastical history at Woodstock College. as
deacon, and the Rev. Joseph Brio, 8. J..
as subdeacon. Low masses viii be offered
continuously thereafter until II O'Clock.
when solemn high mass viii be celebrated
by the Rev. Alphonso Coppens. :. J.. as
sisted by priests and scholastics from
Georgetown College. The music will be
under the direction Of Mr.. George Her
bert Wells. OTganist and choirmastar. and
viii be rendered by the supplied choir of
boys and men Mrs. John T. Brosius will
assist in both solo and accompaniment on
the harp. The programmes Of choir music
viii be as follows: At ) O'Clock. ..Nissa
Solemnis in honOrem 5. IguatH Loyolae. -
George Herbert Wells; introitus, 'Domi-
nus dixit ad me-" graduate, "Tecum prin-
cipium;' ohertorium, "Laetentur coeli:"
motel. "Adeste fideles;" commune. In
splendoTibus sanctorum;" post nissan.
20 Holy Night"
At il O'ciOCk-IntrOitus. "Puer natus est
nobisi" graduate. "Viderunt omnes fines
terrae;" Offertorium, "Tui stunt coeli;''
motel, ''Adeste fdelis;" commune, wi
dernt omues fines terrace" post nissan.
Dies ista col1tur;' "Laudate Dominum. -
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
To Hold Joint InstnIIation.

Frederick Douglass Post. No. 2. De-
partment Of the Potomac. elected the fol-
lowing officers TO serve for year: Com
mandor. J. n Mayne; senior vice COM
mander. B. F. Davis; junior vice com
mander. Edward Brooks; quartermaster,
J. r. Layton; surgeon, Lee Peterson;
chaplain. J. c. Stewart; officer Of the day.
T. J. Jones: representatives to the annual
encampment Alexander Freeman and
Alexander OgIesby; aIternates, Z. Brooks
and J. 9. Hart. Edward Brooks, Alexan-
der Oglesby. and Alexander Freeman We're
appointed a committee to confer with the
ladies OF the O. 2. Morton, W. r. c.,
No. !, in reference to holding a joint in
staIlatiou Of officers in January
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
LODGES MAY NOT CONFISCATE
Must Obey Laws as to Property
Rights, Says Judge Clabaugh.
Rules Against Army and Navy Union
in suit 10 Compel Barry Garrison
to Surrender Funds.

A question Of Importance TO organiza-
tons having subordinate bodies was de
cided by Chief Justice Clabaugh yester-
day in the case of the Army and Navy
Union of the United States against the
Regular Army and Navy Union of the
United States He decided that bylaws
OF organizations must always give way
to the laws Of the land, and that bylaws
are of binding force between the men,
bers until they are called in question, in
which case the courts determine the va
lidity of these bylaws.
The complaint was that the Regular
Army and Navy Union was incorporated
by act Of Congress, and that il had subor-
dinate branches. called garrisOns, who
received their charters from the national
body, and were subject TO its constitu-
ton and bylaws 1t is declared that the
William +. Barry Garrison was one Of
the subordinate gaTrisons, and that on
September z, 1905. at special meeting a
motion was adopted to secede from the
Army and Navy Union and join the Reg
ular Army and Navy Union. At this meet
ing 1t is claimed the Barry Garrison mem
bers were mustered into the new organi-
zation, thereby ceasing to be members
of the other garrison.
The complainant contends it was the
duty Of these members 10 turn over ali
the money Of their garrison to the Army
and Navy Union which they. however,
declined TO do. The Army and Navy
Union in consequence asked the court
that the Regular Army and Navy Union
be restrained. and that the Barry CARR
son be required 10 turn over its FUNDS
to the Army and Navy Union.
Chief Justice ClabaUgh stated that a
higher body cannot confscate the prop
erty of one of its subordinate orders or
gaTrisons. and that the complainant has
no right to confscate the property OF
Barry Garrison by requiring it to turn
ever its funds to it. Wolf & Rosen-
berg appeared as counsel for the defend
ants
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
second Rnnti.t chnrch

At the Second Baptist Church the
Christmas music viii begin with Handels
prelude from The Messiah The To-
lowing programme Of music viii be sung
by a choir Of forty voices. 20 Come. al
ye Faithful" J. A. Schuecker; Nativity"
Go. in the Eastern sky. II. r. Shell
ley; ''Adeste Fideles'' GO Come. an We
FaithfuID. Novello: offcrtory. organ.
"Cantique de Noel" AdOlph Adam.
Christina" double chorus, II. r. SheI-
ley and organ pcstlude. "HaUeluiah
Chorus" from Messiah Handel. The
solo parts viii be sung by Mrs. E HOY
SVEN, soprano. Miss Mamie NJ InScol.
contralto; Mr.. D. J. CAN'T. tenor. and
Mr. William \ Weber. haSso Mr. Charles
Haydn Chase is the organist and choir
master.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
Modern Maccabees of District.

An event of special interest to the
knights of the Modern Maccabees of
the District was held at Northeast Tenn
pie December 19. the occasion being a
big class initiation. A large number Of
candidates received the degree. A num-
Der Of members Of the order from sew
eraI States we're present
Progressive Tent, No 1915, Knights OF
the Modern Maccabees Of the District,
elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: II. NJ Gibson. P. c.; W. E.
Porter commander; J. T. Golfer lieu
tenant commander; L. r. McIndoe, R. X. /;
T. T. Tyler, F. X; G. r. O'Ne2l, chap
lain; J. c. Keppler, sergeant; /. r
Payne. NJ. A; A. D. Taylor. first guard
G. A. Patterson, second guard; j. H. Deg
ney, sentinel; J. q. Connor, picket
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23

christmas service will be celebrated at
Ryland n F. Church, Tenth and D
streets southwest this morning and even
ing The following singers will partici-
pate: Sopranos, Mrs Milton OdeH Miss
Mary Brewer Mrs. NJ C. Hazen. Miss
Gertrude B. McGu, Miss Hazel Tune
Miss Maude Donaldson. Miss Marion
Lewis; altos, Miss Florence NJ. Cornwall
Miss Mary Donaldson. Miss Alice Donald
son, Miss Ada 3. Spence, Mrs. Frank B.
Gilmore. Miss Elsa Sweet. Mrs !. Ham
mond Brewer; tenors, L. NJ Hall. w. II
Fearn0w, J. A. Garner, W. NJ. Leonard
j. f. Brewer, George Lawrence. +. s
A0unt; bassos, Godding, Higgins. and J.
II. Cathell- SOloists, Mrs Milton OdeH
Miss Elsa Sweet, Mrs. J. II. Brewer, Miss
Florence Cornwall, z. N. Hall, George
Lawrence. Organist. Miss Sadie B. White
director. +. H. Hail.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
Trinity VI. z. Church.

At Trinity ". L. Church. corner Fifth
street and Seward square southeast. Rev
II. 5. France. d. D., pastor, the follow
ing programme viii be given: Morning
service-Anthom, When Jesus Was
Born in Bethlehem" anthem, And
There Were Shepherds soprano solo.
''Thc Birthday of "a King.
Evening sCTviCe-Authem, GLORY t.
God in tho Highest anthems from can
fata of Bethlehem a Saviour, Christ
tlc Lord" Unto Us Child Is Born:
tenor solo THE Newborn King
Quartet Miss Laura Black, soprano.
Hiss Margaret W. Standiford. alto, Ed.
II. Jones. tenor. and William II. Barn
holt, bass. William *. Cohen is organisi
and director
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23

a special feature during the coming
week will be the Christmas music at the
various churches both to-day and on
Christmas Day. All of the principal
churches of the city have made efforts
to have the choral side of their Christ
mas services rich and ornate. In many
cases special singers have been engaged,
and in almost every church rehearsals
for these Christmastide services have been
going on for long time The result Is
that lovers Of the best in sacred music
and the religious theme has always
proved the highest inspiration 60 COM
posers-Will have an embarrassment Of
riches to choose from
With beautiful instrumental music ana
with choral songs of great beauty and
dignity the churches viii resound with
peaus of gladuess. haiIing the birthday OF
the Saviour OF mankind.
Hlrk- the herald angels sing
Glory % thc n,W-hom hms;
Peace Gu earth. and mercy mild,
God and sinners rec0ncIled
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
st. PnuTs p. e. Church.

At St Paurs p. Z. Church. Rock Creek
parish. the Christmas musical programme
viii be: Professional anthem, Bethlehem,
while Shepherds Watch Their Flocks. ."
II. \. Bartlett; Venite, Benefits chant
in B fat; Gloria Patri," Van Laer, in
A fiat; Bruche in c, and Barnes in c: '"Te
Deum," Dudley Buck, in D Short; Jubi-
late. G. 3. Nevin. in b fat. introit an
them. 20 Little Town Of Bethlehem" c.
3. Hawley; Kyrie eleisOn, F. Schilling.
40. .; Gloria Tibi,'' r. SchiIling. No. ,:
Hymn So, ut came upon the midnight
clear Gloria Patri," c. p. Nevin. in
B fiat; offertoTy anthem. Arise. Shiner'
Dudley Buck, in Z fat, Offertory verse
Praise God, from whom all blessings
flow Sanctus. Spohr. in C: communion
hymn, And now, o Father. mindful Of
the love that bought u.s." Gloria in Elk
celsis,' old chant 'Agnus Del" G. Ii
Loud, in d; occasional Hymn So. shout
the glad tidinss, exultingly sing" Choir:
Miss Aneella B. Fisher, soprano; Mrs
Eleanora Burgess. alto; Mr. Frederic Sci
bold. tenor. Mr.. George F. D. Rollings.
bass; Mr.. James ". Cheney, organist and
director
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23

The following programme OF music VIII
De given on Christmas Day at the Church
of the Epiphany. Protestant Episcopal at
II clock a- m.. Professional hymn.
"Venite in c. JTrimneD: "GIorias'
Crrimnel and Holden. -Te Deum in C
dat" tSchneckcrl. 'Benedictus i'm A
Woodward; Introit anthem. Sing. o
Heavens" "a r GauD. Gloria Tfbi''
jStainerl; hymn, 20 Little Town" lRed-
neTJ, CheTt0ry anthem. While Shep-
herds Watched" Nartin); occasional
hymn, Angels From the Realms
lSmartl.
The personnel of the Epiphany choir is
as follows. S0loists-Miss Lillian HALEY.
soprano, Miss Resale H1lberg. contralto.
Otto Luebkert. barytoue. Chorus-Misses
Chamberlain. English. GoIdsborough. Ger
ZACH. Huyett Hammer. Johnston. Lind
say. Mueller. Mareen. Mckee. Saffold
Smedes. Taylor. Towles. Thyson. Mrs
Il. Camp, Mrs. ". r. Patterson. Mrs. J.
". Anderson Messrs. Beach, Currie.
Dar, Gardner. Hoover. Latimer. Spring
err, Swart Towles, Traylor; organist. otis
ID. SWEET; assistant choirmaster James
O. Trayior; choirmaster Edmond A. Var
ella
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
New york Avenue Presbyterian.

The New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church choir win sing Sunday morning
Harris Now is Come Salvation" Whit
iug's While Shepherds Watched Their
Flocks by Night. ''Adeste Fidelis,
seventeenth century,. and Willis Carol
In the evening VIII be sung GeibeTs The
Nativity" "a Christmas CantaJa, with
familiar Christmas hymns. The choir is
composed of Mrs. ". II. Shir-Clif AMI
Mrs. Clifton. sophanos; Miss Pauline
Whitaker, conTalto; a. J. Hudson, bass;
PIN L. Scanuing. tenor; Anton Kaspar,
violin. and J. Porter Lawrence, organist
and precentor
Tomorrow at $3.50 P. IN. there will be
an entertainment at which the following
VIII take part. Rosetta Brice. Evelyn
Jones. Robert Morris, Howard Somer-
well. Helen Bovee. Gladys CulbertsOn.
Caroline Dailee Adelaide Danenhower.
Elizabeth Hubbard, Margaret Larner.
Eleanor Noses. Evelyn Newcomb, Elsa
Rauer. Dorothy Schaaf Florence Theile,
Katherine Tonge. Agnes TrOwbridge,
Ethel Tr0wbridgc. Gertrude Wiber. Mary
Williamson. Robin Young. Warren Baker.
Thomas BilIingsley. Harry Byers. VII
liam Danenhower. Edwin Hubbard, An
thony Janus, Norman Lynch, William
Paxton Charles Scott, and Chauncy
Winsted
The committees in charge are composed
of Mrs. IT, G.. Johnson, Miss Jeanette Bd-
ker Mss JUniata Lusk. Paul ". Fish
baugh, Miss Florence Keen. and Mrs Ed
ward TarriuE
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23

At Trinity Episcopal Church the
Christmas music to-day VIII be- rendered
at the II O'Clock service by a choir of
thirty. under Nj Oscar Franklin Com
stock, organist The programme viii be.
Professional, "Hark, the Herald Angels
Sing. Mendelssohn; "Venite" tAnglican
chaHu, Morningt0n, TIE Doum and Beue-
dictus. in d, Field; introit hymn. Angels
from the Realms of Glory" Smart: Kyrie
aud Gloria Tibi, from service in .. Field.
sermon hymn, 20 Come. All We Faith
ful,' Reading; offertory Behold, !
Bring You Good Tidings' Barnby.
presentation, All Kings Come of Thee.
AHeluiia,' Whitney, S8uctus. from
service in u. Field. communion hymn.
And Now, o Father" Monk, Gloria in
Excelsis" and "Nuuc Dimittis." Vincent.