Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-22


At Westlake Church
MORNING.
| Organ, grand ffertory, st Cecile, o..
Mr.. rails.
Anthem. There Were Shepherdsu...;
Organ, prelude in A dat ........F Forester
Mr.. Falls.
ofertory solo, Coming Of King" b.
'''''''''''iii Miss Cbristin' DUU''S "o'N
Hymn li2 dhird tune), There Is
Anthem them "Be Not Afraid ....,....Andrews
Posttlude, .rocata IN T., from Sixth
Mr.. Falls.
EVENING
Organ, "Allesretta Moderate from
Sona'o' '""i Mir. Fails workman
Anthem, Hail to the Lords Ang0oint,.
Organ Invocation in Il Flat" .Guilmant
Mr.. Falls
Omertory solo, 20 quiet Night. o Holy
Miss smyser.
Hymn 123, "sllent Night Holy Night
Anthem Calm on the Listening Ear
Of Night" Observation-Disclosures. Schneider
organ postlude, ''rhaksgiving March, $780,,
Mir Falls.
Chor-Miss Nilleen Smyser, soprano;
Miss kie Julie Christina, alto r. y, Nc
Comas, bass; Thomas Trevor, tenor. j.
j. Falls, organist and director
In Catholic Churches
In the Catholic churches the celebra-
lions will be held Tuesday morning, as
follows:
Cathedral Of st. Vibiana-Solemn high
mass az a. m, at which Rt. Rev. Mgr.
Harnett. V. c.. will be celebrant and
will preach the sermon. Low masses
will be celebrated each half hour undl
g a. m. At 1880 O'Clock a solemn pom
,ifical mass will be celebrated, at which
Rev. Joseph McManus will preach the
sermon. Bishop Conaty will celebrate
pontifical vespers at I:3O. p. m. ana
preach the sermon. The musical service
will be as follows: "Ecce Sacerdos,"
tRompis), prelude, cello solo, Hans
Mettke: "I[yrie" mass in D (Dvorak):
Gloria" gradual, cello solo, Hans
Mettke; 'Credo," (Kretschmer); offer
tory, "Adeste Fideles" (Novello): Sane
tus," "Benedictus." "Agnus Del (Guu-
nod: occasional Largo (HandeD.
Nespers at 1870 p. m, chants of the
day. hymn, Jesus Redemptoris" (Mo-
zart); 20 Salutaris," male quartet;
"Tantum Ergo" (SchuberO. Miss Lii
Ian Scanlon, Miss Catherine Cooke and
James Fox will be solosts. Frank Carr,
organist and director.
St. Josephs-Mass at a. M, followed
each half hour by low mass until 9l5.
Solemn high mass will be celebrated at
10: 80 a. IN. The Gregorian chants will
be sung and the mass of st. Francis, |
opus s. will be rendered by the choir.
st. Vncent's-First mass at a. M,
with Very Rev. DR.. j. S. Glass, c. NJ,
celebrant; Rev. w. j. Gorrell, G. NJ,
deacon, and Rev. r. j. Devine, c. M,
DR.. Glass will preach the
sermon. Low masses will follow until
1890 a. m. when the second solemn
mass will be celebrated by Rev. d. j.
c. NJ: Rev. II. j. O'Connor, c.
NJ, deacon, and Rev. Thomas a. Lilley
c. NJ, subdeacon. Rev. T. J. Devine
will preach the sermon. Following is
the program: "Adeste Fideles" (No-
vello), Mrs. Miller, Mrs. w. A. Banks,
Messrs. Heyes and Mason; MASS in Il
minor" CNiedermeyer), "Kyrie," Mines.
Miller and Banks, DR.. Ferrand and Mr..
Durnerin; Gloria" Miss Rademacher,
Mrs Banks DR.. Ferrand and Mr.. Dur
lerin; offertory, "Jesu Redemption ON
mum: "Sanctus," "Benedictus," duet,
Miss Rademacher and Miss B. Bijbee;
'Agnus Del" Mines. Miller and Banks,
DR.. Ferrand and Mr.. Durnerins post
Iude, "Marche Pontificale" Oemmens),
Prof A. J. Stamm, organist; j. G.
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T. w. Wilde director. The members of
the choir are Mines. Miller, O'Brien,
Banks. Tritt, Durnerin, Cross, Insley,
McGinn, Misses Rademacher, Murray,
Gray, Banks, Eberstule, Lea, Lester,
Messrs. Stoneman, Jackson, Sullivan,
Pratt, Pauln, Barry, Dur
nerin Heyes, Bergin, Sutch, Mason,
Bretherton and DR.. L. Ferrand.
Plaza-First mass at a. NJ, followed
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mass at II a. M, at which Weber's mass
In G. will be sung: "Kyrie,' chorus;
Gloria" solo, Mrs. f. Polite; "Credo,"
solo, Mrs. NJ. G. Gonzalez; offertory,
''Adeste Fideles," solo, Mrs. +. Finkle;
'Benedictus" Members of the choir
are Mrs. Gonzalez, Miss N. Bushet, w.
Cavinsky, Mrs. c. A. Often.
st. Patrick's-Mass at 5, Z, 0, 10 a. m.
A special musical program will be rem
dered under the direction of Mr.. Clark.
St Mary's-High mass at 5, low mass
at s and solemn mass at 1920 a. m.
Prof Gardner will have charge of the
misical program, assisted by Allan Han
cock, 'cellist, John Korbel, Violinist, and
Mrs. Rosso, vocalist.
Church of the Sacred Heart--Mass at
5 80 a. m, with full choir and orchestra.
Low mass until and solemn high mass
at 1890 a. m, with sermon by Rev. NJ.
hCAulllle. Inc program Will ne as IOl-
lows: Five o'clock mass, Gounod's
''Messe Solonelle''; mass at 1880, Ponia-
towski's mass in f. Soloists in the mass:
Miss Mary Merrick Miss Crystal Wat
ers, Roland Paul, Anthony Schwamm.
Offertory, "Adeste Fideles" (Novello);
''Veni Creator" (Faure), Mr.. Roland
Paul, Mary L. O'Donoughue, organist
and director.
Church of the Blessed Sacrament,
HollyWood-Masses at $3.50, 1880, 8, $3.50,
and solemn mass at 10 a. M, with the
following program: Professional, "Hark
the Herald Angels Sing" (Father Muir
phy); "Kyrie," Gloria" (Gregoriam;
offertory, "Adeste Fideles" (Novello);
"Credo," "Sanctus," "Agnus Del" (Rose-
wig); recessional "A Glorious Voice
Sounds Through the Night (Hayden).
Vespers at 1880 p. m. "Dixit Dominus,"
"Confitebor," "Beatus Vir," 'Laudale
Puri," "Laudate Dominum" (Gregorl-
am; "Adeste Fideles," Magnificent" 20
Salutaris" and ''Tantum Ergo"
Church Notes
The young ladies' sodality of st. Jo-
SCph'S church will give "A uniuue social