The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
Christmas Services Will Be Marked by
Recitals Of Many Inspiring Anthems

, Christmas services. with solemn high
mass, at 1.15 o'clock Tuesday morning.
which will be followed by the bene-
diction of the blessed sacrament. The
musical programme will be: .Kyrie."
"Sanctus" and .Benedictus" from
Gounod's MASS of the Sacred Heart:
Gloria "Credo'' and "Agnus Del"
from Giorza's Second Mass 20 Mira
Nox' (Adam) will be sung at the Of
fertory by Walter E. Smith Novelties
"Adeste Fidelis'' will be sung after
mass and during benediction Faure's
20 Salutaris' and Giebers "Tantum
Ergo, The soloists will be Miss Mary
Butler, soprano; Mrs. Kelly, contralto;
Walter E. Smith. tenor; Joseph Hickey
bass. Thomas p. Nowlan will be the
organist.
On Christmas morning mass will be
celebrated in st. Francis temporary
church on Vallejo street. Rev. T.
Caraher rector, at a. M; then at 8
and again at 10 o'clock. The Juvenile
choir will sing hymns at the o'clock
mass. At 10 o'clock Leverard's Mass
will be rendered by a full choir. Miss
Mary Peterson will sing "NoeY' (Adam)
Miss Maria 7. Ryan will be the organist
at the masses. Rev. T. Caraher will at
the last mass preach on THE Babe of
Bethlehem"
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Howard Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas pastor will hold
Christmas services at Oak and Baker
streets. The following is the order of
services for Tuesday morning and
evening:
Morning-organ prelude. Christ
tion; anthem. There Were Shepherds
(Buck); responsive reading; tenor solo,
"Hark. The Herald Angels Sing (Men,
n a1cc ahT,l dirc of
Let US go unto Bethlehem" tHatton);
prayer; soprano solo, Bethlehem
mSnrht dsar hsn e ws same sse
ments; offertory, violin solo, 'Madri-
gal' (Bohm); soprano solo and chorus.
Noel" adam; sermon, subject, The
Christ; oH hymn 7s, o come, I all ye 1ofs faith
full" (Reading) benediction: postlude
Gloria from Twelfth Mass (Mozart)
- Evenipgmorgan preMlude; "Cgjus An
anthem, Let US go unto Bethlehem
| (Hatton); invocation; hymn 20, "Harki
The glad sound" tBasker1: reading Of
David's city, (Stewart); prayer; chor-
us. Shout the Glad Tidings" (Hawley) !;
hymn rs, 20 little town of Bethlehem"
solo and chorus. Nazareth (Gounod) !;
! address; hymn ST. "All hail the power
of Jesus name" (Holden); benediction.
subjects, "The Crowded Inn--the Home
!
The choir includes Miss Irene Meuss-
doTffer. Mrs. Louis LIE Page age. N Mrs m M
Mrs shlsJ J. II. Arms, Edward NJ. Nh Moore. ore e. E.
G. Boysen, Charles sll z, E. Keri d M a;,a,c Mac.
Miss Elna Miller, violiniste: w. f.
Hooke, organist and choir master.
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES UNITE
Grace Episcopal Church and ST.
/ Luke's Episcopal Church will hold
chapel of the Old Peoples Home at
Pierce and Pine streets. There will be
holy communion at o'clock a. M. and
at IL o'clock there will be holy COM
muunion (choraD, preceded by morning
prayer. Rev. David Evans VIII off,
ciate The music will be in charge of
W. H Holt and will include Gounod's s
'Messe Solennelle' and the hymns
"Hark! The herald angels" 20 come,
all ye faithful and TT came at mid
night clear"
On Christmas day at II O'Clock at
st. Stephens Episcopal Church, on Full
ton street. near Fillmore, the choir, un-
der the direction of Organist Martin
Schultz tomorrow at IL a. m. will rem
der the TIE Deum in B fiat Cd. Buck) !;
Benedictus in e fiat Cd. Buck); an
them, There Were Shepherds Cd.
Buck) Sanctus in A (Stainer).
ST. Anthony's Orchestra of ST. An
thongs Church will give grand con-
cert in the large hall of the church next
Thursday evening, when the following
programme will be presented:
Fest march, ''The Lions Bride" (Don-
nizetti: overture (Zimmermann); So
prano solo, Miss Cecilia Treanor; Pc
/ tite's Symphonies, concertantes pour,
two violins and piano, Misses Frances
! and Theresa frost and Professor John
l.. Lindtner; selection, st. Anthony's'
! (Mannerchor); .Northwind Polka" c
! cornet solo, E. Paulsen: waltz,
Dreams of CHILDHOOD (Simenno) !;