Evening journal., 1907-12-21
sing AGAIN OF
BIRTH OF CHRIST
Some City Churches Will OBJ
serve Great Holiday
Tomorrow
SING AT MIDNIGHT
AT OLD SWEDES

! Episcopal and Catholic churches, how
| ever, the Christmas carols will not be
sung and the masses said until Christ
mas Day.
At Old Swedes Church the usual
elaborate Christmas festival has been
arranged The services win begin at
| the midnight hour on Tuesday with
the singing of the carol Silent Night
in the soath porch of the building. The
professional win be 1T Came Upon
the Midnight Clear" by Willis Other
numbers Of the program are:
Carol, Upon the Snow Clad Earth" !"
! Sullivan; carol. "In the Hallowed
Manger;" carol. 90 Little Town of
Bethlehem;" carol, "Sweetly Sang the
Angels" Dunhill; carol. "All My Heart
This Night Rejoices;" cnertory, "There
were Shepherds Abiding" Reade; Of
fertory sentence Whitney; recessional,
! Angels" Dunhill; carol, IAN My Heart
! Smart
The choir viii be composed Of Miss
! Florence ID. Buchanan, soprano; Nor
man Larry alto; George Smith. tenor;
! j. Frank Huss. bass: Miss Blanche e.
| Zeigrist, organist; Robert w. Phillips,
Jr. chormaster
On Christmas Day, at 1880 o'clock,
additional services win be held in the
old church. The program follows:
Professional, Adeste Fideles, Read
/ ing; Canticle. Randall: Gloria Patri,
Randall re Deum. Read in ID: Jubil-
ate. Kinder in c; Introit, "Silent the
Glad Things" Anson; Kyrie Gounod; /;
| Gloria Tibi. Gounod: hymn, "Hark,
the Herald Angels Sing" Mendelssohn:
| Gloria Patrt Randall: omertory, 1--WE
! Have seen His STAR" Simper; offert0ry
sentence, Whitney; recessiona1, while
Shepherds Watched Their Flock =
! Gabriel.
At Scott.
Following viii be the programs Of the
morning and evening services at Scott
| Church tomorrow:
Morning-Anthem, "Sing Heavens, /"
! Simpers; hymn. No. 107. hymnal;
Apostles Greed. followed by prayer;
anthem. And There We're Shepherds. "
/ Parks; Scripture and Gloria; offering
and notices: solo, I'm Old Judea, -
Geibel; hymn. No. 169; sermon; sher-
burn.
Evening Anthem. There Were
Shepherds" Miles; anthem. "Oh Holy
Night" Adams; solo. christmas,
Shelley; silent Night" unaccom-
/ panied; Sherburn.
soloists. Miss Fletcher, w o. Nor
ton. Mrs w O. Morton.
Song Of the Angels.
At the Christmas services and cele-
bratons at Holy Trinity Lutheran,
Rev. j. II. Main. pastor. the subjects
of the morning and evening themes
of discourse VIII be Christ the Won
derful." and "The Song Of the Angels"
The Sunday school will render a SER
vice Of song entiteI christmas JOY"
at 2 p. m. on Monday night she
school viii be entertained and treated
TO candy etc.
At First Presbyterian Church.
First Presbyterian Sunday school
viii hold its Christmas exercises in In.
church at 7.45 o'clock tomorrow even
ing The following program viii b,
rendered:
I Opening chorus. Following the STAR
school; prayer; reading of the Scrip.
lures; address of welcome. Miss Agne.
Eaton; soprano solo. Mrs Charlie.
Beatty; exercise, welcome the King.
class of girls and boys; chorus, II,
/ Comes" school: Duet. 90 Bethlehem
, Beloved Miss Agnes Eaton and Mis-.
Mary Dunn; recitation. "The Visit oi
the Magi' Miss Ivy Short; tenor solo
/ c. L. Gotta; onertorv; address by tn,
pastor. the Rev. George f Mason;
chorus. "Caroling Bells" school. exer.
else. "The Quest of the Wise Men,
Walter Selloy, Larkin Beeson. Paul El.
/ lott, Clarence Collision, William Nc.
Kinney Harry Mcconnell, George An
derson. Fred Gabriel, Albert Seeley
Samuel Lyons. Miss Ethel Starr; bas.
solo, Edward Martin; recitation, Miss
Marguerite Wells; closing chorus
Glorious Message" school
At Bethany Church
Bethany Baptist Church will have
elaborate and attractive Christmas SER
vices both morning and evening to-
morrow. The morning service, at 1890
win be as follows: Organ prelude
Harry B. Stradley, organist; hymn
Joy to the World ofertory anthem
by the chorus choir, sing O Heavens 81
written by Simpson; sermon theme
What Then Shall This Child Be?" by
the pastor; anthem bethlehem
Plains" by Woodell; hymn. AS with
Gladness." organ postlude, organist
7.45 evening service; Organ voluntary;
anthem. LET Us Go Unto Bethlehem
Loudcn; an alto solo and chorus Miss
Esther Lee; onertory, solo, Miss Mar
ion Buoy. a violin obligato and organ
accompaniment entitled "Heralds of
Heaven" by Mor,locS and Stradley
i Tho following compose the chorus
choir Sopranos: Misses Marion
Buoy. Esther Miller. Helen Booth, Alice
Wilson, Elizabeth Hilbert. altos, Misses
Esther lee, Sadie Sinclair Hazel
.Whitenack and Helen Bell tenors
George Whiteneck, w G. McKeever
Alexander ABRAMS, Ellsworth Hibbert'
bass. william Moore. John Veit, p
Townsend Charles Lewis and |ohn
Ayers: director, David Constantine
The choir win be assisted by Bethany
Bible School symphony Orchestra al
both services First violins, MT Mort
lock- n. Whitehouse and G.. Niohl; cor
net. II Boyer and William Bot; bari
tone. H. Blest; alto horn, Il. Leefi
trombone. William Searles; pianist
Harry Stradley.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
1890 a. m Prelude. Romance by
william IT. Richmond; anthem "F'ron
the Eastern Mountains" }. l. Han'
onertory, Meditation J. r. Newell
anthem Peace on Earth" Alfred Jud.
son: solo. Clarence Hope, Bless {
MY Soul" william s. Brown. 7.30 p
mn. Prelude. Communion i'm c. floy'
4 st clair. anthem shout the Gla'
Tidinrs." ]. T. Hall; offertory, Even