davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-18

Louisiana, Mississippi and Florida to-
night expressed themselves as being
pleased with the protection given their
products by the new bill
Washington, D. c., March IL
Chairman Payne, of the ways and
means committee, introduced the new
tariff bill in the house of representa-
tiyes today. 1t provides for an is
sue of $4O,000,000 Panama canal bonds
and reenacts the provision for the is
suance of treasury certificates to the
amount of $250,000O00 1t also pro-
vides for a graduated inheritance tax
similar to the New York state law,
and imposes duties on maximum and
minimum basis.
Cottonseed oil, iron, ore tallow,
fax straw and undressed fax, mechan-
ically ground, wood pulp. hides and
works of art more than twenty years
old are placed on the free list, while
the duty on coffee remains.
Tea is taxed at cents per ponnd,
and the international revenue tax on
heavy grade cigarettes is increased so
cents and ON those weighing less
than three pounds to the thousand it
Is increased TO S1.50.
Lumber is cut so per cent. and re-
fined sugar has duty urged of five
one-hundredths of cent per pound;
crude gypsum, 10 cents a ton; fire.
brick, 10 per centum ad valorem; steel
and iron schedule, from 40 to so per
cent; tin plates. 80 per cent; bacons
and hams, | cent; dextrin and starch.
one-half cent; wool, shoddy and
waste, cents, and boots, shoes and
leather goods, from 40 to so per cent:
bitnmlnous coal and agricultural i'm
plements imported from countries
permitting free entry of these articles
from the United States are admitted
free OF duty.
Other Products.
Other reductions are on marble
plate glass, mica, lead bearing ore,
wool, grease, barley and barley malt,
flax gill nettings, single yarns and
threads, oil cloth, cotton shirts and
collars and printing paper.
Increases in duties are made on
chicory root and articles used as a
substitute for coffee.
Cocoa, spices, coal tar dyes, Keene's
cement, asphalt, -four spar, zinc in
ore, osier Of willow figs, lemons pine
apples, mercerized fabrics and gloves,
embroidery and lace making machines.
are to be imported free until July /.
1911.
Free reciprocal trade with the Phil
ippines is provided for, but limiting
free sugar to 100000 tons, wrapper to-
bacco to 3,000,0000 pounds. fiber to-
bacco to 100000 pounds and $50, O,O0O,-
900 cigars year. The exemption is
confined to the products of the ISL
ands. The continuation of the Cuban
reciprocity provisions of the Dingley
bill are continued. Provisions for
drawbacks and method of valuation
are extended and hrOadanad
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES.
Iuhe

Morning-organ prelude. Christmas
P~astorale,' Merkel; carol professional.
ANGELS Holy, High and Lowly," w. d.
wilkins; ~invocation; Gloria; responsive
reading, Lesson Nc. 10; anthem, Sing
o Heavens" Tours; reading of Scrip
ture; prayer; choir response:
ments; anthem, Behold 1 bring You
Coed Tidings,' II. N. Bartlett; offer
toire, CHORUS of Mail" Dudley Buck:
hymn, Nc. 161; sermon: anthem, The
Birthday of a Kipg." w. H. Neidlinger.
prayer; hymn, No. 1853; benedictioni
organ postlude, Handel.
Evening-Organ prelude, Donna
Nobis." Mozart; anthem, "There Were
Shepherds" Vincent: Scripture reading;
alto solo Bending Ger a Cradle Low"
Mario; prayer; hymn, No. 1874; an
nouncements; anthem, 20 Holy Night"
Adolphe Adam; offertoire, virgins
Lullaby" Dudley Buck; hymn, No, III;
illustrated reading. Henry Van Dykes
THE Other Wise Man, choir hymn;
benedlction; postlude, March Pom
tificale." Lemmens. Choir-Soprano,
Mrs. Phoebe Quimby Woolson; alto.
Miss Laura Augustine Webb; tenor,
Harry B. Ackerson; bass and director,
George s. Overton; organist, Mrs. Car
RE J. Marsh.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24
CHURCHES.
Clinton Avenue Church.

The following program will be rem
dered in the Clinton Avenue Reformed
Church Sunday evening at 7:45. The
arge vested chorus choir viii sing.
Organ prelude, Christmas Overture
William e. Ashmall; anthem, Gloria in
Excelsis, Berthold Tours; invocation
and Lords prayer; hymn, $50. 30.
Come All Ye Faithful" NJ. A. Portrayal
10; responsive psalm; response, Glory
Be to the Father" Greatorex: Christ
mas carol, THE Angels Greeting
William e. Ashmall; scripture; quartet,
Like Silver Lamps" Joseph Barnby;
prayer; response. Holy, Holy, Holy
Joseph Barnby; anthem, FESTIVAL TIE
Teum." in b fiat, William E. AshmalI.
offering, offertory solo for tenor. ,.Star
Divine w. Rys Herbert; anthem 20.
Little Town of Bethlehem William e,
Ashmall; hymn, '1Hark the Herald
Angels Sing Mendelssohn: address
THE Innkeeper at Bethlehem" anthem
Before the Heavens Were Spread
Abroad,p H., w. Parker; hymn, Angels
From the Realm of Glory" organ most
Jude, "Hailelujah Chorus Messiah,
Handel. -
Christmas service by the gih,o
school, 1880 4. m: chorus. sing FOR
JOY, NO. !, school; prayer. tho Pov
a. NJ. Arcularius; chorus. .Re,ls 80
Christmas No. 4, school; scr,nt,ra
H.. Il. Dawson: chorus, merry rbs;st
mas no. IL, school; recitation, .aThe
ah!is,nlas story. Russell Snyder: song
Little H~eartrDoors Open WIDE nrj'
mary department; recitation. Like
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES.
First Presbyterian Church.

An elaborate program of Christmas
music will be given at both services
at the "Old Fist Church next sun
day morning and evening. Mr., Beckei
has arranged for ancient choral music
by Praetorius and other composers of
German and Bohemian folk songs
Nine. Adele Rossini, solo harpist of the
Metropolitan Opera House, New York,
and Carl Schooner, violinist, of this city,
will play at the morning service. Nine.
Rossini will play a harp solo. The pro-
gram is as follows: ADMINISTRATIVE,
violin, harp and organ, Meditation,
Carolus- Duran. anthems, christians
Awake" ancient Bohemian; Unto Us
a Christ Is Born" fourteenth century
carol; To-day Is Born Emmanuel
Praetorius; "In a Manager" harp, VIC
lin and organ accompaniment. Ravens;
offertory. harp solo; postlude, Largo,
violin, harp, organ, Handel. Evening
Prelude, March of the Magi. Dubois;
anthems. 20 Little Town of Bethle-
hen,' Praetorius; Child Divine"
ancient Moravian; Christmas anthem,
arranged by Mr.. Beckel; contralto solo.
away in a Manager" Anderson; quar-
tet. From the Eastern Mountains"
Schneider: postlude. Toccata in d. ID.
Evry. l.. Carroll Beckel, organist and
choirmaster.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24
sixth Presbyterian Church.

The sixth Presbyterian Church will
devote both services tomorrow TO
Christmas music. In the morning the
following selections will be rendered by
the choir: Morning-Organ, AlleluJan.
anthem, Sing o Heavens Tours;
baritone, solo, star of Bethlehem,
Adams; soprano solo, Light of Life
Sealy; anthem. Calm on the Listening
Ear of Night" Harker; Offertory, Ave
Maria" Bach-Gounod; contralto solo,
Bending Ger a Cradle Low" Maria;
Postlude, Christmas March. Merkel.
At the evening service the Sunday
school will join the choir in rendering
the Christmas carols, and Thomas
Hamilton will sing 1.-The Song of he
Angels, The Rev. DIR. Davis w. Lusk,
the pastor, will speak at both services.
The beginners department will give
their Christmas entertainment Wednes-
day afternoon, and the primary depart
ment on Wednesday night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24

second bass. Evening service-Or-
gan prelude; Hymn 50 (stanzas|
l, > and y; quartet, Bright
est and Best of the Sons of the
Morning" Mario; reading of Scripture:
soprano and contralto duet, LAS With
Gladness Men of DID, Schneider, Miss
McGlintock, Mrs. Smith; prayer, male
quartet, "Silent Night" arranged by
Y. L. Becker; offering offertory; con-
tralto solo, Angels Christmas Song,
J. Hyatt Brewer, Mrs. Smith; Hymn ~
l~stanzas 1. , and ~; quartet, ANGELS
from the Realms of Glory Neidlingef;
sermon by the pastor; male quartet
christmas Hymn Adams-Singer, as
sisted by Miss McClintoek; Hymn %
(stan2as j, 3 and ~; benediction; or
gan postlude. Quartet, Miss Katherine
McClintock. soprano; Mrs. Melancthon
Smith. ccntralto; Louis Fairlamp,
tenor: S. e. II. Eddey, bass.
December 26-Organ prelude, CHRIST
mas Offertory,' Reginald Barrett,
Hymn 81 (entire); offertory "Andante,.n
L. Batiste: Hymn "a (tune, christmas,
entire); Hymn 50 (~stanzas l, 2 and -;
organ postlude, Coronation March,
lie Phophete), Meyerbeer. Evening
Organ prelude. "The Holy Night Dud-
ley Buck; Hymn - (stanzas |, ) ana
~; o~ffertory, "March of the Masi
Kings Theodore Dubois (the sustained
note is to suggest the starr; Hymn %
tstalzas !, 2 and D; Hymn 80 tstan1hs
/. 3 'and ~; organ p%ostlude, "Marcne
Pontiicale" Sonata Pontificale), D..
Lemnens.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24
st. Colun,ba's Church.

The first mass at st. Columba's
Church tomorrow morning will be cele-
brated at ) o'clock. At this mass the
music will be sung by the school chill
dren. The choir will render the follow
ing music at the II o'clock mass:
Preceding the mass. "Adeste Fideles,'
Novello; Kyrte and Gloria from Mass
No. 4. Haydn; at the graduate, "Adeste
Fideies,, Novello: before the sermon,
"Veni Creator (soprano solo and quar-
tet). Wiegand: Credo from Mass No.
A. Haydn: Offertory, "Exulta Sion,'
Hammered; Sanetus. Benedictus and
Agnus Del, from Mass No. 4, Haydn;
20 Salutaris'' (quartet), HANNA;
''Tantum Ergo in r fiat,
Wiegand; "Laudate Dominum,' Moder-
att.
The roster of the choir includes the
following named singers: Sopranos, the
Misses Anna G. Toohey. Mary G. Gate
~. Elizabeth J.. Gray, Helen Cosgroye,
Elizabeth Winters, Catherine O'Connell
ond Mrs. Thomas McHugh; altos. the
Misses Jennie King, ElizabetheA. Gil
roy, Catherine Gilroy and Mrs.
Julia e. MeGinnis: tenors, Richard
Baroche, Ralph J. Reppel and Dennis
Kelly; basscs, the Messrs. Charles NJ.
Valentine, James r.. Caffrey and Frank
2. Groome.
The incidental solos and solo ensemble
will be sung by the quartet composed of
Miss Toohey, soprano; Miss King, alto;
Mr.. Laroche, tenor, and Mr.. Valentine,
bass. Organist and choirmaster. Will
lam Waldecker.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24
Union street Church.

Special Christmas services viii be
held in the Union Street Methodist
Episcopal Church. conducted by the
Rev. Frederick G. Mooney, pastor. The
morning musical program is:
Prelude. Tell the Glad Tidings.'
Sullivan. Miss Mabel Garrabrant, or
ganist; chorus choir. Joy to the
World Handel; baritone solo, ITO
Bethlehem" Dasten anthem. Songs
of Praise the Angels Sang Lutkin;
chorus choir. while Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks," Handel;
anthem, Arise. Shine. for Thy Light
Is Coming" chorus choir. Angels from
the Realms of Glory Smart. The pas
tors theme will be Bethlehem Greater
Than Rome The evening program at
$50 includes: Prelude. organ. selected,
Miss G%arrabrant; chorus choir. "Hark.
Hark, My Soul" Smart; octave. "Glory
Be to God" choir: chorus choir, 20
God Our Help" Mears; chorus quartet
and solo, Fear Not" Miss Knecht.
soloist; Pressler. baritone; chorus choir,
And Now, My Soul" Peace.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24
Centenary Church.

The following Christmas music will
be rendered II the Centenary Methodist
Episcopal CHURCH Sunday morning:
Prelude, shepherds in the Field"
Mailing, n March of the Magi
Kings Dubois; anthem, Sing. o
Heavens Tours; Anthem Celestial"
Adams. carol. Bright Stars Are
Cleaning" Balfe: offertory, Pastor
ale" Wild; soprano solo, "Joyously
Peal Ye Christmas Bells" Coombs, by
Mrs. Kriek: postlude, Postlude liz c,
Lewis. In the evening the choir will
be assisted by the senior department of
the Sunday school. Prelude, Christ
mas Offertory.' Grison; professional,
"Shine On, o Star" Geibel; anthems,
THE Birthday of a King Neidlinger;
christmas" Shelley; baritone solo.
calm on the LISTENING Ear of Night"
Hawley, by Mr.. Shoemaker; cffertory.
Chorus of Angels" Clark; carols. ITO
the King" "Thc Holy Night" Guard
the Redeemer's Rest" "Haste to Meet
Him." "Heral1s of Christmas Morn
ing" Geibel: carol for male voices,
within Thy Gates. o Bethlehem
Flotow; postlude, Allegro in ID, Don
chos.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24

Morning service. 10:45 o'clock-Morn-
ing prayer, sermon and holy commun-
ion; prelude, violin and organ; TIE
Deum in C, Goold; Jubilate, Wood
ward; anthem. 80 Sing to God" Gou-
nod; tenor solo. 80 Little Town OF
Bethlehem H. w. Gray; o%ffertory an
them, There Were Shepherds H. r.
Shelley; communion service in F, B,
Tours. Evening service, T:45 The
full choir of men and boys will render
Horatio W. Parker's cantata, THE
Holy Child" under the direction OF
George r. Bangs. organist and choir
master. The soloists will be: Joseph
Weingarten, soprano; Robert Miller, So
prano; Herbert Reynolds, alto; Harry
w. Gray, tenor: Harry w. Bangs
bass; Joseph S~trissof. violinist.
The choir of boys and men of St
Stephens, under the direction of George
r; Bangs, choirmaster and organist,
will render Horatio w. Parker's 1.-THE
Holy Child" ON Sunday evening.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24

Small Curled Feathers Gladys Ar
mold; chorus, Like Silver Bells NO.
Z. school; recitation, The Way to BE
Happy Marguerite Scheller; solo'
Away in a Manager" Victor Damn,
recitation, Mildred Van Buskerk and
George Wesley; duet and quartet, THE
Christmas Star is Shining, church
choir; recitation, Everywhere Christ
mas Tonight" Luther Van Pelt; song,
winds Through the Olive Trees" lit
tie beginners; recitation, why DO
Bells at Christmas RingY" Elsie Miller;
chorus, Brightly Wave" No. II,
school; recitation, THE Sweetest
story Howard Y. Brock; duet, 20,
Little Town of Bethlehem Beatrice
Polhemus and Avery Dunn; song, "The
Angels Song" No. ~, intermediate de-
partment and school; solo, "A Christ.
mas Lullaby Mrs. Theodore G.,
Stats; Christmas address. Tho
Sweetest Story,''t the Rev. Albertus 1,
Brock; chorus, It'll Christmas Comes
Again." No. II, school. benediction.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24
BAPTIST
Gilman ANeuue Church,

All the services Sunday in the Clin-
ton Avenue Baptist Church will be of
the Christmas character and spirit. In
the morning the pastor. the Rev. sam
uel J. S~kevihgton, viii preach on THE
Christmas Message of the Angel" and
in the evening on Christmas and the
Beulah Land In the afternoon, at
2:3o. the Bible School will hold their
Christmas service. The music for the
day will include, in the morning, organ
prelude. March in c. Cadman; n
them. 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" Minetti; soprano solo with vio-
lin obligato., 20, Little Town Of Bethle-
hem.t' Spross; %offertory. with the
Shepherds" James; postlude, Halle
lujah Chorus" Handel. In the evening,
organ prelude. christmas Joy" Ash
ford: anthem, There Were Shepherds"
Noelsch: soprano solo with violin obli-
CATO. 'The Babe of Bethlehem" Dress
Ter; o%ffertory. "Melodie la Pastorale,"
Solly; postlude, March of the Magi,
Ashford.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24
BAPTIST.

PARAMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH, Fair
mount avenue, near Bank street-Rey. George
Il. Lombard. pastor. Preaching services lo:5o
a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday school at 2'SV.
Young peoples meeting Z p. m. ITayer-meet-
ing Thursday, 7:45 p. m, Sermon topic; Morn
ing. 1.-The Prince of Peace In the evening the
chorus choir viii render the sacred cantata,
''The Nativity by Stewart. All welcome.
Seats free.
NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH High and Or
ange streets-Rev. W. Franklin Rowiey, pas
tor. Preaching at 1915 and 745 by the pastor.
Morning theme, standing Against Drifts. a
Fitnction of Character In the evening the
Sunday school Will render special Christmas
music. These Will be the farewell services OF
the present pastor.
PEDDIE MEMORIAL CHURCH-Sunday
morning at 1880 there will be Christmas carols
by the Sunday school and a sermon by the pas
tor. Dr.. yillers's topic will be my Visit to
Bethlehem" At T:45 the song service will be
In keeping with the Christmas season. The
choir will be assisted by Mr.. Emerson Williams.
basso, Of New York. DR.. Villers Will speak on
The Babe in the Manager"
SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH. East Kinney
street, near Broad--Rev. Clark I. Brownell
pastor. Morning worship 1920; sermon b. the
pastor. Tho First Christmas" Sacred can
tata by the choir. THE Messiah's Advent, by
Peace. Evening worship 1886; sermon, The
Greatest Story Ever Told" Christmas carols
viii be sung by the Sunday school at the eve
ming service. Sunday school 2:30. Young peo-
Pile 6;6. Mid-week prayer service, Thurs
day, 716,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24
PLAN TO PAY OFF $500
DEBT ON FRESH AIR HOME,
Christian Endeayor Unions Will
Contribute to Cause.

The executive committee of the Essex
county Christian Endeavor Union al
a meeting held this week arranged fof
The raising of the $500 still due on the
$4,000 fresh air home at Roseland
Each society in the county will con
tribute toward me fund, which it is
hoped will all be paid in before the in
stitution reopens for the season in
June. AT the N Getting this week $210
was pledged when President William
Russell told of the plan.
The opening rally for the new year.
to be held January 10, was also pro-
vided for. The meeting will be held
IN Bethany Presbyterian Church. an9
VIII be addressed by John r.. Sprouii
state president. MIR, Sproull will tell
OF the increase Campaign, and Of the
plans for organizing 300 new societies
m this State before the Atlantic City
convention,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24
clinton avenue church.

AT the Clinton Avenue Presbyterian
Church Sunday the musical program
will be as follows: Morning service
Organ. christmas Prelude Van Den
Bogaert; response. "Hosanna in the
Highest (men's v~oices), Howard M.
Dow; anthem, 'Hark, the CLAD
Sound" William Reed; anthem, CHRIST
mas Shelley; soprano solo, Mrs. J. q.
Kellar, 1.-THE Night Song OF Bethie-
hem" Buck; postlude, "Postludium'
II. J. Incert. Evening service-organ
prelude with violin), Largo Handel;
anthem, 1.-THE Song of Ages Meredith
violin obligato); tenor solo, Hugh
Dixon. star of Bethlehem" stephen
Adams: anthem. "The Portals or
Light Wilfred Robertson; postlude,
..Sortie.'' A. Valenti. The pastor. the
Rev. Joseph f. Folsom, will preach at
both services.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24
RoseyiIlc Avenue Church,

The Christmas musical service of the
R~oseville Avenue Presbyterian Church
will be held this Sunday evening. Miss
Caroline Hudson, soprano of st. Bar
tholomew's Church, New York, will be
the soloist. The program: Organ
prelude, Offcrtoire of Two Noels,' J.
Deplanty; organ postlude, "Hallelujah'
chorus, Handel. Miss Hudson will sing
the following solos: 80 Little Town OF
Bethlehem Homer N. Bartlett; An
Old Christmas Lullaby" Liddle; How
Excellent Is Thy Loving Kindness
Cowen.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
RoseViIIe Nj. r, Church.

Christmas services will be held in
the Roseville Methodist Episcopal
Church morning and evening. The
Rev. D. F. Diefendorf will preach at
both services. Morning topic: THE
Worlds Christmas Vision" evening
topic, 1.-The First Christmas Greeting"
At the morning service Mrs. Elizabeth
Stickney Courier, soprano, and john
B. Hamilton, bass, win be the soioists.
The following program viii be given:
might Song of Bethlehem Buck;
Noel Gounod; Christmas Song
Bartlett. The solists at the evening
service will be Miss Cornelia Marvin,
oontralto, and Edward Strong, tenor
The following is the musical program:
virgins Lullaby" Buck: "Hark'
Harki My Soul" Shelley; Comfort
Ye," Handel.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24
Central PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Morning Service-Organ prelude,
DoxoIogy, Invocation chant, Lords
Prayer" Barrett, male quartet; Hymn
81 (entire); responsive reading, selec-
ton, GLORIA violin solo. selected, r.
f. Robertson: reading of Scripture:
soprano Solo, Might of Nights Van
Dewatcr. Miss McClintock; prayer; Of
fering, offertory; Hymn 81 (entire,
tune, "Christmas'0; sermon by the pas
tor: male quartet, 20, Lord, Hear
Our Prayer" Hartel; Hymn SO ~(stanzaS
l, 2 and a; benediction; organ postludh.
Male quartet, f. G.. Stager, first teno1f
F. NJ. Palmatier. second tenor; S. e.
II. Eddey, first bass: E. f. Robertson,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24
ROMAN
patrick.s cathedral.

Prelude. eChrlstmas Morning.. Regi-
maid Barrett: professional. christians
Awake. salute the Happy Man sanctu-
ary choir. under the care of Rev. JOIN
L. Herman. ana they vii, also sing the
PROPER Of the mass; introit, "Puer
Natus Est. G|regorian; I<yrie. Gloria.
Grado. sanctus. Benedictus, Agnes Del,
will be- from the Mass in {, by Silas,
rraalnale, .'Viderunt Omnes,' Gregor-
lam ssNeni Creator Quartet, HANNA,
rfertory. Adeste Fideles, Novelties
setting: occasional. 'Hark. the Herald
Angels Sing Solemn pontiical YES
uars at $50 p. N. professional. Adeste
Fideles. sanctuary choir; vespers of the
lay and Magniticat. With antiphons.
Gregorian. hymn, "Jesu Redemptor
f9n4njuin;a alma Redemptoris Mater
fol1artet1. Davis: 20 Salutaris Hostia,"
Fsure: Tantum Ergo in r, Silas; re-
eessional. selected. The regular choir
II the church. consisting of quartet and
chorus. will sing as usual and viii be
accompanied by the organ and orehes-
ira of strings. The quartet consists Of
Mrs. Martin-Gribbin. Miss Clara Scan
Ian. charles f. Travers and Nicholas
] lyman. ". =. Hattersley, organist
ard director of Music.