The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25
EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
YOLfTIDF SERVICES
IN MANY CHURCHES
Christmas Day Will Be OBJ
served With Song and
Prayer

OAKLAND, Dec. 24.-Services will be
held Christmas day in the Catholic and
Episcopal churches, with elaborate
| music and ceremonial to mark the OBJ
servance of the yuletide festival.
High mass will be celebrated at II
o'clock tomorrow morning at ST.
Mary's church, Seventh and jefferson
streets. The Oakland conservatory of
music choir and orchestra. under the
direction OF Prof. Adolph Gregory, viii
present the following program:
Orchestral prelude in G (Mozart). j.
.Kyrie' and Gloria" from Mozart's
twelfth mass; graduate. ''Andaute Reli-
giosap tThome); at the offertory, No
Veilo's 'Adeste Fidelis, the "Credo,
"Sanctus, Benedictus" and .Agnus
Der from 'Cherubinfs fourth mass in
G After the elevation, Cherubinfs
celebrated 20 Salutaris," for soprano
and tenor, Will be rendered by Mrs. r.
}. Thompson and L. J. Spuller. The
solos of the mass will be sung by Mrs.
T. j. Thompson, Miss Marie Spuller.
Mrs. L. j. SpuIler and Professor Greg
ofy The orchestral postlude will be the
March of the Priests, from Men
delssohn's "Athalie"
The evening of Christmas day at
I'f5 O'Clock there will be deyotions fol-
lowed by benediction of the blessed
sacrament, and Sunday evening at 7:45
YesperS will be sung, followed by a
sermon and benediction. Among other
numbers the choir viii render are
Gounod's Nazareth"
The first mass on Christmas day will
De celebrated at O'clock and il will
be high mass, at which the Young
Iaoles choir viii render the music
BESIDES these ma sses there win be serv-
ices at ., z, 8, and 10 o'clock Christ
mas day At the O'Clock service the
cnlidreh of the parish will sing the
Christmas hymns
The members of COMPANY n Lea e.,,e
OF the Cross Cadets, will receive holy
communion a the O'clock mass The
sermon at the last mass will be
preached by Rev E. P. Dempsey and
IN the evening Rev. Thomas Kennedy
VIII occupy the pulpit
MASSES AT ST. ANTHONY-s
AT st. Anthony's church, East Oak
land, the masses will be celebrated at
>, 8, !, $50, $50 and 1890 o'clock.
rev rather Riley Will be celebrant a t
the 1880 o'clock services. Rev Father
Peter c. Yorke. pastor of the parish.
deacon; Rev. Father McHugh. sub
deacon Rev. Father Doyle will preach
the sermon. Miss Loza Covfngton
White will be in charge of the music.
AT St Francis de Sales church high
mass will be celebrated at 1880
o cloeK oy Rev. Father P. J. O'Connor.
Rev. Father Baseball will be deacon
and ReF. Father Cantweu subdeacon.
Low mass will be celebrated at
clock and high mass at 1920 o'clock.
Ten masses Will be celebrated at St.
fatrlcks church, commencing at 3
o'clock At 1890 o'clock solemn high
mass VIII be conducted by Rev. Father
John Collins, celebrant; Rev Father
Maher, deacon, and Rev. Father Gattin.
subdeacon. Rev. Father Collins will
preach the sermon. A fine musical
program viii be rendered Z,
REV Father n. Palozi will celebrate
high mass al Sacred Heart church at
1880 o'clock. Rev. Father L. Serda.
pastor, viii be deacon and will preach
the sermon. Rev. Father Long will be
sbdeacon
Haydn's Imperial Mass" win be
sung oy Miss Lucille Speetzen, soprano
VINO VIII be accompanied by Miss Greg |
ory, contralto; Doctor Bonino. tenor. |
and Louis Algeria. barytone. Miss Luis !
Algeria will preside over the organ
ana Prof. S. Arrillaga will direct the |
cnolr. ii The members of the choir are: |
MISS y Neil. soprano; Mrs. S Arrillaga |
contralto; Mrs. Holden. contralto; Mr.. |
King, tenor; Leo Arrillaga, bass.
CHOIR OF 80 TO SING
At ST. Andrews Catholic church !
masses will be celebrated commencing |
at o'clock Rev. Father Cleary will |
the high mass at 1920 o'clock /
and viii preach the sermon Rev. |
Father M. J. Nolan will be deacon and |
Rev. Father John McGear subdeacon.
The music will be rendered by choir
of 80 voices
The Christmas day services at st.
PauIs church at 1880 o'clock will be
as follows:
ProeessionaI, 20 Come. All Ye Faithful'
9adestes Fidelesl, (Reddingl; Vente in A
3 dat (Stanford): introit while Sbenherds
Watched Their Flocks by Night (Tansur1;
anthem, And There Were Shepherds tsheliiey}:;
onertory solo. Hall to the King (west1. sung
Herald Angels Sing reSessaSnai: H. Hark the
'ohn's "Festgesang.')
Sunday morning at II o'clock the
service will be repeated and at the
vesper service beginning at o'clock
viii be given Gade's beautiful cantata,
Christmas Eve, the solo part by Mrs |
Irene lie Noir Schultz, mezzo soprano
The vested choir of 40 voices is directed |
oy Edwin Dunbar CrandaH, and the
is Mrs. Robert NJ. Hughes.
Christmas day services at ST Johns L
Episcopal church will be conducted by
Rev E. F. Gee. rector. The program
follows:
First celebration of holy communion. 7:30
L M; solemn procession. choral eucharist and
ermon 1880 a.. m.; professional 'Adeste FL
leles'; introit, psalm s; Kyrie fArrllaga); Sc
Iuence. 20 Zion that Bringest' (Staner1: Gloria
ribi (Fieldl; Credo (Arrillaga): offertory solo.
iounod's Nazareth" sung by r. H. Thomas:
nthem, Behold, Bring You Glad Tidincs'
Goss); Sanctus. Benedictus. Agnus Del and
iIoria in Excelsis (ArriHaga): during com
nunion, 'Lo. a Star that Rises Bright" hymn
f alteration; Benedictus (S webbe: recessionaL
% Little Town of Bethlehem (Barnby).
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