The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-23

AFTER the school had sung welcome the
Morning Jeanette Faris reclted Mari
ans Dream" Remarks We're made by the
pastor and superintendent, the school
sang 60 Forth 10 Greet Him." the con-
greeation sang Joy to the World. the
Lord Is Come" and. with the bencdiction.
the concert was brought 10 a close.
WASHINGTON PARK METHODIST.
| At the Washington Park Methodist Epis-
copal church the special feature of the
| Sunday evening service was cantata.
| THE Hope OF tho World music by
Schneider. The cantata comprised the in
troductory chorus ''Ring Forth. Ye
Bells; part I. The shepherds; part 2.
| The Wise Men" The pastor, Rev. Clay
ton r. Delamater. delivered an address
upon the subject OF the can.ata, The
Hope OF the World" This was followed
by rthe closing chorus. HAL, Royal
Babe" The double quartet was made UP
az follows: Mrs. l. "A. Shppee, soprano;
Miss Eva Bardsley and Mrs. Alice Il.
Rising. altos; w. A. Inniss and II. A.
Schulmyer, tenors; r. c. Barwick and Er-
nest Williams. bassos. Mrs. Laura Bark
| er was organist.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
| The music last evening at the Calvary
| Baptist church was selected with espe-
cial reference 10 the Christmas season.
J The order of service was as follows:
Organ recital, I.15. ts) 'JIosanna,"
Wachs; (b) March OF the Magl." Dubois;
anthem. There were Shepherds" Spen-
Ger; psalm 14s; violin solo, prelude Corel-
| IL: Scripture reading; anthem From the
Eastern Mountain" Schnecker; pastoral
prayer; response violin. melody, Dvorak:
| hymn; otfertory. Evening star" Wag-
| ner; prayer of conservation: anthem,
What are These?" Stalner: sermon by
The pastor. Rev. Edward Holyoke d. D.;
Emmanuel: soprano SOLO 20 Holy
| Night" Adam tviolin oplgato): hymn:
benedction; postlude. Christmas March,"
| Salome.
The soprano sololst was Miss Helen
Ames and Albert T. Foster was violinist
G. Leroy Grinnell presided at the organ.
The quartet comprised Miss Helen Ames.
| soprano Miss Hope Sessions, coptralto:
Ernest Ruether, tenor. and Charles III.
Everett. bass and director.
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL.
The Christmas concert by the Plymouth
| Congregational Sunday school at Gas last
evening was an entertainment that show
ed painstaking preparation on the part of
| officers. teachers and pupils
The program: Orchestral selection:
hymn No. 211; Scripture reading Frank
Farnham, superintendent OF Sunday
school: prayer, Rev. Il. l.. Marsh, pastor:
hymn No. II; trial, The Lost Chord"
orchestra: 'IIark. Hark NV Soul
choir; THE New Madonna" Miss Ger
trude Littleheld recitation. Miss Edith
LeBree; Cathedral chimes and Christ
mas carols. sung by children OF primary
| room why Do Bells for Christmas
Ring?' Elsie Murray; "why DO Little
Children Sing?" Adelaide Germerchau-
sen. Away in a Manger." Gladys Farm
| ham; trio yorchestra; "A Giving
Christmas" recitation, Calvin Bowers;
! hymn No. IS; "The Best OF Christmas
Joys" giving; address by the pastor.
/ song. No. 14s.
The program led up 10 the gifts coll
lected by each class. The committee on
entertainment consisted OF Fred Thomp-
son. chairman; Frank Dodge. Mrs. A. III.
| Cory and Miss Helen Waterman. The
orchestra comprised Mr.. Baker. violin;
Mr. Leavens cello, and Miss Emily Ven-
nerbeck. piano.
BENEFICENT CONGREGATIONAL
The Benehcent Congregational church
sunday school program was as follows:
Hymn. 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" school and congregation; prayer
and Lords prayer, superintendent and
congregation: exercise. "Thc Very First
Christmas" Amy Vantanian. Ruth Bar
berian, Dorothy Goffe, Mary Minassian; ;
song. "All Hail to the King" girls
y MdDel bdtcnciOr, ltutn HcuStlS,
Annie Demars. Ethel Hinness, Lille
Nelson. Gertrude Locke. Bessie Rich
mond, Mabel Harrison, Ethel Patterson
recitation. "a Recipe for Christmas
Pudding" Walter w. Gage; solo, ''The
Infant King" 0ullaby), Marion Cope
land; exercise. Keeping Jesus Birth
day." Lille Lind, Kenneth Dorchester.
| Margaret kassab. Charlie Rines: song,
THE First Noel" boys chorus Charles
| Harrison, Wallace Dove. Herbert Pol
| leys. Harold Spooner, Clarence Allen;
! recitation, The joy of Christmas" Leo
Lind and Sherman Lee; duet and chorus,
Come Ye to Bethlehem" Lille Nelson,
Gertrude Locke and girls chorus; Offer
| tory, Melody in r. Carr. Rubinstein),
orchestra; recitation. ~ Schemer." Mar
ion Copeland; recitation. why DO Bells
for Christmas Ring?" Wallace Doyle;
song, christmas Bells junior depart
ment: recitation. EARLY Christmas
Morning" Bessie Richmond; exercise,
"a Christmas Gift" May Butterworth.
Henry Davidson. Pauline Gerstorff, Leon
! kassab, Frances Hutchins; song "The
Message OF the Bells" girls chorus;
closing Christmas prayer-song. girls
chorus; benediction.
Those in charge were Mrs Clayton A.
Ballou, Mrs. Edward | Littleheld Miss
Hope S. Dorchester and Paul A. Calwell.
HOPE STREET EVANGELICAL.
The usual Christmas Sunday school
concert took place last evening at the
Free Evangelical church on Hope street
the children acquitting themselves with
great credit The exercises were under
the direction OF the Sunday school su-
perintendent. s. u. Prentice. and were
participated in by Florence McCoid
Hope Thornton and Clarence. Perron OF
the primary class. and the following adj
vanced pupils of the school: Wentworth
Woodward. Herbert Fuller. George Mil
Ter, Harold Perrin. Arthur Sweeney
Alice Cox. Milton Glover. George Me-
Cready, Lloyd Freeman and Henry Pom.
tefract.
The exercises consisted of series Of
recitations and songs underthe general
title The Bells OF Bethlehem"
HOPE STREET METHODIST.
Exercises in connection with the oh.
servance Of Christmas took place las
evening at the Hope Street NJ. r
church.
The exercises consisted. as usual, al
singing. recitations and choruses. and ar