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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-09
Gets $4,000 Because He was "Blaci
Listed"

Columbia, s. c.. Dec. 3.-The
Richland County Circuit Court today
established a precedent for South
Carolina by awarding $4,000 dam
ages to o. M. Rhodes, a cotton mill
operative who sued the CRANKY Cot
ton Mills of Columbia, for damages
alleged to have been suffered by hin
on account of the defendant corpor
atoms having placed his name on
black list with a view to preventing
him from obtaining employment II
South Carolina and Georgia cottoI
factories.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-09
Death of DIR. J. w. MCGEE, Sr.

DR.. J. w. MCGEE. Sr.. of Raleigh,
edied late Monday afternoon. His
death was caused from heart trou-
BILE following an illness of several
months. DR.. MCGEE was born in Dup
lin County. and came to Raleigh
twenty-three years ago.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-09

Washington. ID. C.. Dec. e.-Rep-
resentative Sulzer. OF New York. to-
day introduced a resolution directing
the President of the United States to
and the army and navy OF the
country to restore order. maintain
peace and protect life and property
In Nicaragua.
The resolution recites that the
United States demands the arrest,
trial and punishment of President
Zelaya, of Nicaragua. for the wilful
murder of citizens. an ample apology
from Nicaragua and reparation.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-09

What Will Col. Bryan Paramount
Next Time?
It is whispered that Colonel Bry,
an is worrying whether he should
make prohibition. TRANSPORTATION
predestination, or infant baptism the
vital issue this time.-Atlanta Jour
nal.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-09

The Egypt Coal Mine, in Lee Coun-
ty, will be sold on January 10th by
the trustees. With the mine there is
also 1880 acres Of land to be sold.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-09

Our Wealth Is SS4.08 Per Capita.
Washington, D. c.. Dec. 3.-Every
person in the United States should
have a stake of $34.98 If the money
in circulation on December 1 were
evenly divided.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-09

During the month Of November g.
01s,14S pounds OF tobacco was sold
On the Wilson market.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-09
CONGRESS MET MONDAY.
Representative Suixer, Of Sew York.
Introduced Resolution Co Demand
the arrest. Trial and Punishment
of President Zelaya Of Nicaragua

Washington. ID. c.. Dec. s.-The
two houses Of Congress convened to-
day for the first regular session OF
the sixty-frst Congress. but the days
proceedings were in a great part OF
social nature and practically no
business was transacted.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-09

The Carolina Clay Company. with
principal Office at Asheville, has been
placed In the hands of a receiver.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-09

The Waters-Pierce Oil Company
was sold at auction at Austin. Texas.
Tuesday.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-09

President Taft has been reelected
President Of the American Red Cross
Society.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-09
Ten Americans Killed in . Battle
Near Manila.

Manila, Dec. 4.-Thirty-one have
been killed In a battle between con-
stabulary and native fanatics near
Mount Malinding, Mindano. SIX
members of the constabulary fell and
four porters and a policeman were
also killed. twenty of the attacking
natives going down in the struggle.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-09

Attorneys were in Raleigh Monday
to plead with Governor Kitchin for
communication of the sentence OF six
months Imprisonment against Baxter
Shemwell. The attorneys want the
sentence reduced to fine. The SEN
tence was for drawing two revolvers
on a Southern Railway conductor and
threatening to kill him because he
would not disobey orders and stop
his through train on the Southern al
Lexington for him to get off. Shem-
we'll has not yet entered upon his
sentence, but is at Hot Springs, Ark
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-09

Rowley Pless, Jr.. was crushed to
death by rolling log at a mill near
Canton, Buncombe County. Saturday.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-09
THE MARKETS.
RALEIGH COTTON MARKET.

corrected every Thursday by Chas- Il.
johnson d Coz
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-09

Atlanta is to buy the home where
Joel Chandler Harris lived and pre-
serve 1t as an Uncle Remus Memo
rial"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-09

Mrs. Cary D. Moore. OF New Hope
township. Chatham County, attempt
ed suicide few days ago by cutting
her throat; however, the cash was
not deep enough to cause death. She
had been deranged for two or three
months.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-24
THE EVENING STORY

mud. was himself az fair IN god.
One day King Bilbul approached
the Princess Carazina. who sat I'm the
royal gardens. The king held in his
withered hand a goblet OF the most
sparkling amber liquor, and his evil
left eye glittercd.
THE liquor keepeth the bloom of
the peach in the cheek forever,
limited the king.
The princess looked curiousIy Al
the goblet Art surc?"
Bilbul waggcd his head. II lighteth
the eyes with fire"
Then the princess took a little sip,
then more and more. until she had
emptied the golden goblet. After that
she turned upon the king. oh. my
good lord, how I do love thec-thy
beauteous wart.tipped nose and the
three teeth OF shining gold" She
wound her lily arms about the king
and the Duke Arturo. passing through
the garden. came upon them that way
After the Princess Carazina had
loved King Bllbul for month. the
king sat one day with the princess
and tainted the mournful duke. See.
he called. lifting a golden goblet. 81
will give the princess 10 drink. anC
/ she will love me yet more" So say
ing. the king gave the princess e
drink. and the princess slipped at the
contents as she looked roguishly a
Duke Arturo But no sooner had tn
potion been tasted than she turned
| flercely upon the king
"Why thou hideOuS Crab-face' ThOi
ugly bag OF wrinkles, | spit staml
at thee"
AS the king CAPPED with surprise
the princess beheld the wonderful,
relieved countenance OF Duke Arturo
A sudden CLEAN came into her blue
eyes. "Ah. Arturo. il is thou whom
love. Come: twill teach this toad
, king n lesson"
The king stood In impotent rage
but as the princess hurried away will
the golden goblet, he reused. The
goblet-the secret potion-its actor
reverseth--bring back
But the Princess Carazina was feet
and before King Bilbul could reach
the palace he was set upon by the
SO beautiful. once.loving wives. "Olt
double-nose Thou shrivel-skin, &c
have the surgeon-barber cut off tn,
ugly face"
In corner OF the garden the Prin
cess Carazina leaned her head against
the good shoulder OF Duke Arturo
"Dost love me?" whispered the duke
Yea. million times million.
quoth the Princess Carazina.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-24
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
IN DETROIT CHURCHES

emn high mass will be followed by low
masses until 10 "A. M.
Holy Trinity-High mass at and ia
O'Clock. PROFESSIONAL. Adestc FldeliS
kyrie, Sanctus. Agnus Del. "a. n Lang
loisD: Gloria. credo. DSouis Dachauerl
ltccessionat. Iubilate. Christ Has COME
Ia Reign" The music viii b" rendered
by "a surpliced choir Of 30 voices ana a
mixed choir of ~ voices. \. a. Lang
lois. org8nist and director
our Lady OF Help-Iiigh mass will
he sung at and 10 o'clock on 'hrlst
mas daS, at which special program
OF music Will be rendered.
our Lady OF the Rosary solemn high
mass at midnight. admission 10 which
viii be by ticket To pewholdcrs. Th"n
low masses at $50, 40. $50. $50. aud
solemn high mass at II o'clock. FOL
lowed 10y benedictiOu. Under the Ill
rection Of Mr.. Pepin. a special program
OF music has been arranged.
ST Aloysius-Thc following musical
program VIII be rendered by male
double quartet and chorus. at both the
midnight aud 1890 O'Clock masses.
Aspergcs "Missa PRO Pace" mass.
"Missa dc Ste. Therese" Neni Creator,
M issa Pro Pace. 1Ia NackeD. trio; of
fcrtory, HAL to the New Born King"
Edward o'connor), solo and chorus;
Recessional "Adeste Fidelis.' tNovel-
lo). solo and chorus. The choir includes
the following: Tenors. Mcssrs. Fred
Nelten John \ Macy, =. H. Schmlttdiel
and Fred G. Worthy, baritones. T.. T..
HOLSTER and a. j. Steinmetz bassos.
w. Fltzgibbon and Jno. T. Belanger,
Prot VIM. Yunck. organist and direct
or. During the midnight service. Prof.
Yunck will render a violin solo. as
sisted. at the organ by Prof Herman
Brucckner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-24

sitting ever since right over their
heads waiting for just one bite.
don't think she is a bit nice. Most
of the people who come TO the park
throw me pieces OF cake, for they
know like good things, too.
There That little girl eating q
cookie threw me piece. and ! must
hurry down or that saucy Mr.. Red
Squirrel who lives in the next tree
will get 1t before | do.
Well. here am. back again. II
was an awfully good ginger cookie.
Here's piece for you. That SPUR.
rel next door is such glutton. He
even came clear up to my nest the
other day and stole some nuts had
hidden. | came home just as he was
getting them. and you jusst ought 10
have seen me chase him up and down
the big branches. down my own tree
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-24
NANTA CLAUS on The
3 = NORTH POLE

TIA ha' o ho oaed Santa Claus lit really makes
The the on
o fnd he lie
Z the pole lost Well well m
o by
lice?
AND a for to feed the
them the full.
can as any or II
surely vi no
- a k
Isendm m o do { oube
the
Children q a gopibo
al plainly as wei al he address,
to
With heads still full OF Irish mails dolls bright
n a
And she'll You've kicked the
This Cook and Peary. they consulted instruments
And if they again. hope will
Their feelings when them specs"
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phodel. the violet-eyed would cry;
and the others would sigh and kow.
tow.
Which was truly marvellous. consid
ering that King Bilbul was uglier than
any mud fence. Yet the king did
many marvellous things. There was a
great laboratory which none might en-
ter. and here he mixed strange potions
and elixirs. Some said the king had
been 10000 years on earth.
But with all his uncanny power,
King Bilbul pinned for one thing. This
was the love OF Princess Carazina. the
fairest flower nj the court of Mombul-
Bezee The king had tried the power
Of both the good eye and the evil eye,
but the heart OF the Princess Carazina
would not pit-pat for him. And this
was all on account OF the Duke Ar
turo. who. If the king was ugly as
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-24
@9RLN3 !
9&s@@&
S1ORDESS!!S
THE BEGGAR.

Oh. Mrs. Woodpecker it takes
those picnickers so long to eat thelI
lunch, and | am so hungry. Here
I've sat on this limb and watched
them for ever so long. hoping they
would soon finish and go way. leav
ing some crumbs for me. I ran down
on the ground once, and when the
big girl looked my way | sat mp ~.u
looked just as cute as ] could, and
held my bushy tail arched up real
fine. thinking maybe she'd throw mo
some cake. But she just said Look
at that gray squirrel" and went on
eating.
A couple OF boys came along just
then and threw stones at me. so !
ran up the tree, and here I've been
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-24
pRIcSByrERIAN.

Fort st Sunday morning: The
Field or Bethlehem" (Woodman); carol
with violin obligato. tBarnby). Even
ing: Cantatas. Shepherds Vision"
tParkerl, and The Son 81 the High
est. tBergc) The choir consists of
Mrs. George Sales owen. soprano; Mrs.
6. ". Clements, contralto: William
LAWN tenor; g. NJ. Clohecy. bass. n. J.
Corey organist and director. Mrs. May
Leggett Abel. viollnist. will assist.
Central-Sunday morning: Anthem,
Arise. Him. for Thy Light Is Come
tElvey): baritone solo. Nazareth"
fGounod) ITO Victory" (Neidlinger)
Evening: "Hark, What Mean Those
Holy Voices" tNeidlinRcr); Blessed
BE the Lord God or Israel" (RarnbyD.
The choir members are Ruth Murray
soprano: Mac Wirth. alto. Harry Heard.
tenor aud director, Thad smith. bari
tone Mabel Wilson, organist, and a
chorus OF Is voices.
Jefferson -ave.--Nespers at I o'clock
I.oebgesang, (Mendeissohn). hymn
tchoirD; Idyll. tScullhoN) anthem. THE
Angels Song tShelley); chorale for
two organs (Plerne). Ring Out wild
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-24
THE LOVE POTION.
BY stuart 3. Stone.

King BiIhul of Mombu-Bezee was
the ugliest man of his time. His eyes
were crossed like the eyes OF a
crab. his face was the color of
old parchment: his three teeth were
yellow a. the ingots of gold that filled
his counting house Yet for ALI these
the king was fayorite with women.
There We're % beautiful wives i'm the
royal palace. and when King Bllbul
passed IL was strange TO hear the
tender goings-on.
Our lord. the king behold his
handsome countenance. little As
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-24
EPISCOPAL.

Trinity-Sunday morning Festival
TIE Deum. Il Flat. tBuch; Julilate: Il
Flat ,Buck): soprano solo. The New
M Man hnS and Nn ESPSi, ETsn arn
anthem, Sing. O Heavens" tToursl.
The solo quartet consists Of Miss Agnes
Foreman. soprano: Miss Madeira Cary.
alto; wilton French tenor. Louis I.ep-
list. and mixed vested choir.
Grace - Christmas day: Morning
prayer with celebration Of holy COM
munion at 1880 o'clock. Sermon by
Rt Rev. G. Il. Williams. ID. -. bishop
OF Michigan. The vested choir. under
the direction or Dr. Davies. will sing
the following: Professional hymn.
"Ilark The Herald Angels sing
CMendelssohnD: Nenite EXultemus.
,RusselD. Tc Deum, Hopkins in q;
Fideles; kyrie Eleison. CWeberl. with
soprano solo by Miss T.. T.. Edwards.
with choral accompaniment FIRST rem
dtton in Detroit, hymn. "curde Nntus,
tor OF Zion" tBerridge), contralto solo
10y Miss Gerow; Sanctus. "Henedic tus
qui VENT Agnus Del. and Gloria In
ENcelsis. Woodward's service In l. fiat.
pr. Davies will preside at the organ
ana viii play the "Hallelujah" from
-. Paul's athedral--Christmas morn
ing at 1880 o'clock: Professional No.
-. church hymnal, christian Awake
Nenite. tMarston); TIE Deum, CBruce
No. ~. 20 Come. All We Faithful; Ky
RE. 1Alonzo StoneJ. hymn No 81.
"ilark, the Herald Angels sing" an
them. There Were Shepherds" tBruce
Steanel; hymn No. 81. sing, Oh Sing.
This Blessed Morn The vested choir
rectton Of Arthur Russell. with Mrs
Mary H. Christie. at the organ
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~ lI"IISI.

North Woodward SUNDAY evening
ptIrtt t<ow We Are Ambl ssadors.
Ne ndclsSohnl chorus. How Lovely
NIc the Messengers, oncrtorN. con-
trattu solo "D Quiet Night, - Holy
Niglt" tNeidliugerb. Miss Hogan; the
pastors word. cantata. The Coming or
ihe ktng ,BuckJ. The chpir consists
- MIR. Roy Anger soprano, Miss Clara
and director, Dr Earl Barklry basso.
Miss Grace PickcU. pianist They viii
H. assisted by Miss Leila Hogan. Mrs.
g. r. Martin. Ivan Coc and H. ~ FL
lcrtOu.
Woodward-aVe There viii be a
Christmas service in the church par
lors christmas morning At $50 o'clock.
Bculah There viii he special christ
mas music at both morning and cNcn-
ing services. sunday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-24

and way to his home. and | scolded
and chartered all the way.
Those people are going now, and
the girl is nice. after all. because she
left ever so many crumbs Tor me.
Come on. Let's have our feast before
Red Squirrel comes and steals II.
After this | will never say people
aren't nice till really know.
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coresp Premier Nav Recover

SEOUL Corea, Dec. 24.-Yi Wan
Yung the Corean premier. who was
reported Wednesday to have died from
the stab wounds inflicted by a would.
be assassin. Ii Tsai Ming. an Ameri.
canized Christian Corean. is lying In
state OF coma today. with chances
favoring his recovery. He is suffer
ing from knife thrusts in the right
lung and abdomen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-24

Bells" Chopin VogrichD. This beau
tiful selection is an arrangement Of the
celebrated Chopin Funeral march set
To the Tennyson words and symbolic
ing the passing OF the old year. II Is
arranged for male voices, soprano solo
and two organs. and Will be produced
for the FIRST time In Detroit. Largo. for
two organs. tHandeD; March. collins !.
The quartet VIII be assisted by Allan
Wallace, baritone. aud Mr. Biggs. or
ganist
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-24
AM -.-- 49, s.....<.
Insurance.

You can insufs edhsort and sosi
health for all your family sgainst ever.
eating and drinking BY seeing 10 q that
they all take . cAScARET st bed time
during the holidays. cAScARETSr~bsst
medicine on earth for the iittls folks
Dad and Mother. sss
cAscARErs-roc box-veeks treat
ment. All druggists. Biggest eeIlert
IN the world. hiiiion boxeS noath.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-24
ACCUSED OF CRACKING LID"

SAGINAW. Mich, Dec. 24-(Spe'
cialO-Joseph Smith, proprietor OF the
Union hotel. of Center City. was ar.
rested today charged with selling
liquor last Sunday The Saginaw po-
lice have made FIVE similar arrests the
.rast week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-24

For the young and pretty face the
new close couture is perfect. The
cloce ribbon band tied In a fiat. long
bow al the side OF the head is one OF
the best garnitures for this style OF
hairdressing. II the style does not
quite suit one much can be done TO
improve the effect by the judiciops
use OF small rats and puffs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-24

Inc JoyOuSnesS OF the Christmas
season Will be represented in the De
troit churches Christmas and Sunday
mornings In music, sermons and deco
rations. Special effort has been made
this year To arrange musical programs
representative OF the most beautiful
compositions in the field OF music
having for its inspiration the birth OF
the Christ-child Unusual caro- has
been taken In sermons by the thought
ful clergy who see in the unwonted
prosperity or the nation. the oppor-
tunity In sound the note OF humility
and self sacrifice To others. The at
tractiyeness OF flowers. holly and
greenery, will add TO the beauty OF
chancel and church. and. altogether.
the Christmas OF 1909 promises 10 be
one OF unusual elaborateness IN relig-
ious observance.
In "A number OF the Roman Catholic
churches midnight mass will be
celebrated Friday midnight and on
Christmas day masses will begin at
o'clock and continue until noon.
Many OF the Protestant Episcopal
churches will hold services Christmas
day, beginning with holy communion
At o'clock and morning prayer at ii
o'clock. few of the denominatonal
churches will also hold Christmas day
services but the majority will contine
themselves to Sunday.
Among the many musical services To
be held are the following:
CONGREGATIONAL.
North Woodward sunday morning:
Prelude. (l<ielnD, Hail. All Hail the
bohemian
carol (unaCrompanird AT Last Thou
Art Come, Little saviour" tAdaml; an
them tviolin obligato) 20, Divine Re
decmer," (Gounod): tenor solo, christ
mas carol (yiolin ohligato), tChami-
nade). anthem. Rest. Weary Earth
eGoodharp; violin soIor. Meditation
Gloria IN EXcelsis." (Schneckcrl; post
lrdc oGounodl. Evening: Prelude.
King" 6Ncidlinger). carol 0or choir
u.s.. While Shepherds Watched" tNev-
in) bass 500. 20. Holy Night 'Nnn
de Water. carol. There Dweit In old
quartet. '}arnbyl; chorus, March OF
Tho Masi," ASHFORD oontralt" solo
christmas Song (Neidlinger), carol.
-. Come to My Heart. Lord Jesus
(Nevinl. quartet Gloria in ENcclSis.
d3arnhyb; postlude, .llolland.rp the
1acon Reuter-. tenor, Albert Draper,
hasso. aud Miss Harriet = lngersoil.
director MIS- LAURA w AhpieS M'MH'-
ton. Niolinist. viii assist at tho morn
Ing service and the mems chorus at
IN" evening service
First sunday morning organ,
Christmas OmertorN,' tCrisonl, an
them. Thus Spakc the Scgapht' bari
tone solo Great L. the Holy one nf
Israel" iCasel; soprano solo. To Vic
tory" ,NcidliugcrJ, postludc. Grand
chorus in -. tGulmantl. Evening
organ "Onertory on Christmas
Themes" OiuilmanD. anthem, Arise
shine tBuckl. tenor solo, Christ.
the New born Is ing. tWolcott, con-
traffic solo. Glory 70 God" GiEspoir):
postludo. "Alleluia." tDuboisl. Tho
loir members are Miss Edith de
Muth, soprano; Mrs Estello Neulon
Coutralto, Trcd J.. Fraser. tenor; John
Atkinson. baritone. Truman VOL
nott. orgauist and director. aud a mixed
chorus
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MISlI.I.L ANIcOlS.

Crosse Pointe EVangelical--Su nda v
morning.: Cantata, The Nativity
(Bullardp. The choir members are
Ethel Essman. Elizabeth Bennett w.
]. Conner and Eugene Janisse. and
Kate Mcdonald orgRnist
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NV ERSALIST.

Church OF our Father-Suuday even
ing organ prelude. Noel" Duhois)
cantata. The Holy Night (Brewer)
postlude, "Hossanah.' tDubois). The
"ny, soprano: Miss Hope Smith, con-
trdlto; George Abbott. tenor. Writ
Rowland. bass; Charles Frederic
MnrSC. nrEnnlSt and director.
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have their leaves gently sponged quite
frequently with equal parts OF milk
and lukewarm water or soap suds dur
ing the winter. Afterward they may
be watered. Each leaf must be sup
ported by the hand while being cleans
ed. The best way to water plants dur
ing cold weather Is 10 place the pots
in a vessel containing water coming
an inch above the pots. This should
he done every two or three days for
two hours
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METHODIST.

Cass-av" Sunday evening: The
quartet choir, consisting Of Miss No
Gravu". Miss SChellberE. Lief Solhery
aud Roy T. Narcotic. assisted by Miss
Fssman Miss Elizabeth Bennett Will
lam Counor. and g. VI. Culver will pre-
sent Ia" cantata, The Holy Child" by
Adams. with Miss Bennett as special
Solotst. Christmas music will also he
given at the morning service.
central--Sunday morning. organ.
christmas Pastorale." tMerkcD: an
them. sing - Heavens" (Maunder) +,
anthem. Arise shine 6Frey): Offer
tory solo, Victory" (Neidinger). Miss
Fish, organ. Christmas orertorium."
lLcmmcns). Evening. Organ. Holy
Night (Buck); anthem. God from on
High. tTurner), anthem The Birth
day OF "A King" (Ncidlinger) orertory
duet, Hail to the Monarch" Mars
tom. Messrs Steele and Joslyn. The
members OF the choir are: Mrs Bress-
Ter. soprano. Miss Fish contralto. Mr..
Steele. bass Mr.. Joslyn. tenor, Mrs.
Helen Burr Brand. harp; Miss Ethel
York and Mrs VIM. Kurth, violins.
Francis l. York director.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r White. OF Al.
pena, arc the holiday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. III. X. White.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-24

Mrs B. G.. Whitney will give large
dinner Christmas evening for relatives
and out of town guests
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-24

Mrs. McNair and Miss McNair. o
kalamazoo are guests OF Mrs. II. II
ieerard.
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Association hall-Sunday afternoon
Noon ana Night" won suppei' az
Non Ever" (MatteD: ,b)"Narcissus -
(Nevin). orchestra solo Harold Jar
Wis scripture reading. Lewis Weary:
overture. The Magic Flute" (MozarD
orchestra; violin solo, Concerto In A
Minor. PeBeriotl, William Kurth: ad-
dress The Way 10 the Manger,' Or.
Gaius Glenn Atkins; solo, Harold Jar
Wis; "Traumerei" (Schumann): for
strings and piano, euphonium solo,
The New Born King" bEspoir).
Frank 7 Shearer; solo, Harold Jarvis:
Adeste Eideles
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Albert announce
the engagement OF their daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Albert. TO Lewis J
DeIoung.