The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
MUSIC A URE
Of SERVICES

lands churches. Music will be given,
elaborate programmes having been ar
ranged. At the morning services at
the First Presbyterian Church the
music will be from HandePs Messiah
Four arias and five choruses, conclud-
ing with the "Hallelujah," viii be sung.
In the evening Dudley Bucks oratorio,
The Coming of the King" will be
given by a chorus Of forty voices, with
the following soloists: Mrs. Zilpha Rug
giles Jenkins, soprano; Miss Ruth E.
Waterman, contralto; f. J. Veaco,
tenor; c. P. Rowlands, barytone. Miss
Mabel f. Hills will be the organist.
At Pilgrim Congregational Church,
Rev. Raymond c. Brooks pastor, the
discourse at morning worship will be
on THE Divine Christ" The music will
be as follows: Morning chorus, Arise,
Shine, for Thy Light Is Come" (Elvey) /;
soprano solo, Come Unto Him; con-
tralto solo, He Shall Feed His Flock !;
chorus. Brightest and Best" Parker).
Horatio Parker's cantata, The Holy
Child will be sung in the evening, the
numbers being:
Part hrst-Tenor solo. s"The Angel;
chorus, "Nightin Bethlehem; soprano
solo, THE Voice of the Shepherds; !;
chorus, THE Manger Throne"
Part second-Duet, tenor and So
prano. Cradle Hymn" ladies' quartet,
The Alteration of the Wise Mem; con-
tralto solo, The Prophetic Voice; !;
chorus. Hymn of Praise"
The soloists are Mrs. R c. Brooks.
soprano; Mrs. Willis Collins, alto; John
Coombs, tenor; Mrs. Harriet Hale
Crofts, organist.
OAKLAND MUSIC Is FEATURE
At the First Baptist Church special
services will be held both morning and
evening. The Coming of the King
will be sung in the evening with
large choir under direction of P A. r.
Dow The soloists will be Mrs. Clar-
ence Lancaster, soprano; Miss Grace
Hopkins, contralto; Walter Burck-
halter. barytone; II. b. Monges, tenor;
w. G. Cook, organist; Miss Gladys
Munroe, violinist.
At the First Congregational Church
The Messiah" will be rendered in the
evening. the service commencing at
o'clock
The Tenth Avenue Baptist Church
will have q general praise service in
the evening, the solo quartet being
composed of Mrs. ]. L. Williams, So
prano; Mrs. Olive Reed Cushman, con-
tralto; James Beatty, tenor; Alfred C.
Read, basso; with o. NJ. Vesper, con
ductor, and Miss Ida NJ. Fording at the
organ; assisted by Miss Claire Ferrin,
violinist, and Mrs. George S. Johnson,
piano accompanist. There viii also be
musical service in the morning.
The music at the First Unitarian
Church tomorrow morning will be un-
der the direction of D. p. Hughes. The
numbers follow:
Emmanuel. Eugene Thayer; hymn for
solo and chorus, solo, o. J. Williams;
selection for Christmas, Mendelssohn:
soprano recitative, when Jesus Our
Lord. was Born in Bethlehem; male
The King of Judea : Charles e Poul-
ter, .. j. Williams and d. P. Hughes:
chorus, There Shall Star from
Jacob" offertory, Christmas Morn"
music by D. p hughes. sung by Mrs.
Charles Poulter.
Members of the choir: Sopranos. Mrs.
Charles Poulter. Mrs. Leota Schenk,
Mrs. Grace Cole. Mrs. Gean e. Deikie' Diikiie'
Miss Elsie Creig, Mrs. Charles Schaffer
Altos-Mrs W. 5. Foss, Mrs. D. p.
A. Caldwell Miss Beatrice Surryhne,
Miss Lillian Cook. Mrs. Margaret M
Hughes Tenors-Benjamin Franklin.
K1shes ESssrs Wilsams Baasoso L A ushss %,,Isme p
Charles E. Poulter, r. M. Hughes.
The First Methodist Church will
have special services both morning
and evening as follows:
Morning Pastoral (Mer-
keD; Festival Te Deum in e fat
lBuck); Bethlehem (Coombs), Mr.
Anderson; Christmas Rostlude" (Best).
mas Oratorio" lSaint-Saens) under the
direction OF W. c. Stadfeldt, con-
ductor OF the Loring Club, San Fran
Mrs. Orrin Kip McMurray, soprano:
Mrs. Florine-Jullerat Gesner. con-
tralto; Miss Mabel H Gray, oontralto:
Carl e. Anderson, tenor; J. M Robin
son, barytone; Miss Elizabeth Simpson.
organist: w. G. Stedfeldt. conductor.
Services of st. PauIs Episcopal
Church will be held at Reed Hall, Thir-
teenth and Harrison streets
Special Christmas music Will be sung
at both services at Brooklyn Presby-
terfan Church.