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Patti st 'FiFsy.twe.

Adelina Patti wrote In a letter TO Mr..
Klein in 1906: "Do you not feel proud
of :our little friend, who was fifty-two
last month and has been singing I'm.
interruptedly every year from the age
OF seven? am really beginning to be-
lieye what they all tell me-that am
a wonderful little womani'-Musicai
Life In London.
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Congregational Churches
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
Morning at 1850.


Organ prelude. Pastoral Sympho-
ny, from The Messiah, Handel
Anthem. Shout the Glad Tdings,
Hawley.
Anthem, Hail the King, Bartlett
Anthem, Come Ye Gentles, Bair-
stow.
Postlude, Pilgrims chorus, wag-
ner.
The Christmas exercises of the
Sunday school will be held in the
church, commencing at four O'Clock.
AT quarter of four Mrs. Wheeler
will give these organ numbers:
Vesper Bells Spinney.
Cabinets Shepherd Song. Jores.
Humoresque, Dvorak.
Anthem by the choir, Like Silver
Lamps, Barnby.
Postlude, Christmas, Gounod.
The choir: Miss Haley, Mrs. Davis.
Mr.. Wallace, Mr.. Clarke, Mrs. Wheel
er.,
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.

Services for Christmas Day.
At a. m.-Holy Communion.
At 1890 a. m.-Morning prayer Holy
Communion and dedication of the new
organ, which will be used for the first
time at this service.
The following music will be sung:
TIE Deum in B fat-C. v. Sanford.
Unto Us Child Is Born-F. Adam.
Sing. o Heavens-J. H. Maunder.
At 7:30 q. M, 7vening Prayer:
Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis-E. A.
Clare.
Thus Speaketh the Lord of Hosts
J. Stainer.
Natal Hymn-D. S. Smith.
Samuel Lister, organist and choir
master.
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HOLY ROSARY CHURCH.

High mass at 500 and 1890 a. m.
Rev. FIR. DeToro, pastor.
Prelude, organ. Mendelssohn.
Kyrie. Millard's Mass in G.
Gloric, Millard's Mass in G.
Credo, Millard's Mass In G.
Offertory, Adeste Fideles, NoVello.
Sanctus, Millard's Mass in G.
Benetlictus, Millard's Mass in q.
Agnus Del, Millard's Mass in &.
Quarrel: Mrs. A. Garfield, soprano:
Edward Casey, tenor; Miss May
O'Rourke, alto; William Casey, bass.
Choir: Miss Margaret Gregory, Misses
Cappo... Miss Garavanta, Dan Cough
lin, ]. j. Kerwin, D. ]. O'Neil, A. A.
Garfield, John A. Casey, organist.
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ST. MARY,s CHURCH.

Masses $3.50, 1880, 1880 a. m. Sol
enmn high mass. $3.50 a. m.
The following musical program
will be rendered at the $50 and
1890 masses. William ". Walsh
will sing at the $3.50 mass.
Kyrie, Gloria.
Gloria, Francke.
Domino Deus, Francke.
Tenor solo. William v. Walsh.
Out Tolls, Francke.
Soprano solo, Mrs. F. Munich.
Credo, Francke.
Eft Incarnatus. Francke.
Bass solo, Frederick Neupert->
Offertory, Christmas Hymn, Adeste
F'ideles. Norvello. grand chorus,
Sanctus, Concone.
Benedfctus, Concone.
Agnus Del, Concone.
o Holy Night soprano solo and
chorus.
o Holy Night soprano solo and
chorus.
Mrs Frank Munich, soprano; Mrs.
Harry Quinn, alto; William v. Walsh,
tenor; Frederick Neupert, bass.
8 A. NJ. Mass.
MISS Anna Sadler and Mr.. Joseph
C1abby Will assist at this mass.
o Come All Ye Faithful Novel1o.
Wonderful Tidings, Post.
The New Born King, L. Espoir. Jo-
seph Clabby.
The Song of Peace, Lehman
o Holy Night, Adams. Miss Anna
Sadler, soprano; Joseph Clabby, ten
or. Organfst and choir director,
John Wilbur Dials
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ST. ANTHONY,s.

mass at 1920.
March, Allegretto in E fiat. Ed
ward M. Read, Miss G. Paradis, or
ganist.
Asperges. Gregorian, A DUDE.
Introit, Puer natus est, Gregorian,
A. Paradis.
Kyrie, (u mass). H. Dumont. P.
Lebrun.
Gloria in excelsis, H. Dumont, John
Joinville.
Credo, H. Dumont. A. Paradis.
Offertory, Adeste, Fideles, Lambil-
lotte. Quartette: Misses Alma Te-
treault, Ida Tetrault, Marie Louise
Veillette, Berthe Veillette.
Agnus Del, H. Dumont, P. Lebrum.
March, Postldue in G.. Edward M.
Read, Miss G. Paradis, organist.
Vespers at 4 p. m.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
II A. M.

II A NJ.
Prelude, Christmas March-Merkel.
Professional Hymn. Chris Lians
Awake.
Tt Deum in F-Smart
Introit Anthem. o Zion That Bring
est Good Tidings-Stainer.
Offertory Anthem, There Were Shep-
herds-Vincent
Recessional Hymn. o Little Town of
Bethlehem.
Pos. Jude. Hallelujah Chorus-Handel.
P. NJ, Children's Carol Service
r. A. H. Clark. organist and choir
master.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.

Morning Service at 1890.
Organ prelude, March of the Magi
Kings, TIL. Dubois.
siah,'' Handel
Tenor recitative, Comfort Ye My
People.
Chorus, Lift up Your Heads, o Ye
Gates
Contralto recitadve. Behold Vir-
gin Shall Conceive.
Contralto, air and chorus, 0 Thou
That Tellest Good Tidings.
Bass recitative, For Behold, Dark
ness Shall Cover the Earth.
Bass air, The People That Walked
N Darkness.
Chorus, For Unto Us a Child is
Born.
Soprano recitatives: (a) There
Were Shepherds Abiding in the Field:
(b) And Lo, the Angel of the Lord
Came Upon Them; (c) And the Angel
Said Unto Them; (d) And Suddenly
There vas With the Angel.
Chorus, Glory to God in the High
est
Offertory. PastoraBe Symphony.
Soprano solo, Rejoice Greatly, o
Daughter of Zion.
Hallelujah chorus.
Organ postlude. Allegro Maestoso,
The quartet VIII be assisted in the
morning service by chorus Of , q
Margaret Hogan, Mrs. Harold Billiard.
Mrs. F. v. Burton. Miss Florence
Cate, Miss Clara Dawless, Miss Ida
Mills, Mrs J. MacL. Richardson Miss
Ada Read, Mrs. G. w. Sunder1in. Miss
BESSIE B. Wilson; altos, Miss Gertrude
Laubscher, Miss Adele Kimber. Miss
August Kimber, Miss Susan Lacy,
Mrs H. III. Read, Mrs. A. E. Wedge;
tenors, William Tonlinson, Harold
Fish. Robert Macarthur, III. III. Read.
DR.. c. H. Sprague, T. M. Webb;
tassos, Austin Mcconnell, F. v. Bur-
ION, R. M. Eames, Thomas Fish, w.
M. Bangs.
Evening Service z.
Organ recital: (a) The Holy Night,
Dudley Buck; tb) Vox Angelica, G w.
Heinrich; (c) Adeste Fideles. Chime
solo, Novel1o; (d) Christmas Offer
tory. Reginald Barrett: (el March OF
Quintet, Hark the Glad Tfdings.
Hammered.
Choir response, Silent Night, Holy
Night
Quinret, Calm on the Listening Ear
Of Night. Harker.
Quintet. Joyously Peal Ye Christ
mas Bells, COOmbs
Organ postlude, Grand Chorus from
The Messiah, Handel.
The quartet will be assisted by Miss
sadie Dillon, soprano. Elmer 8.
Joyce, organist and director.
FIRST UNIVERSALIST.
Morning Service.
Carol anthem, 0 Little Town of
Bethlehem, Lamord.
Anthem, Bethlehem, Bartlett.
Anthem, Calm on the Listening
Ear, Harker.
Prayer response, Holy Night, Old
German.
Anthem, Holy Night, Adam.
Sopranos, Miss Louise Pau and
Miss Leslie Dillingham;; contralo,
Mrs John Thompson; tenor, Edward
Wilmot basso, Arthur Birks; organ
LIST Miss Elizabeth Durand.
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Patronixina.

"That man Fullerton has 4 very %.
percilious manner"
"Yes," replied Miss Cayenne. "Hs
can't even say Its q pleasant day
without seeming to pntronize the clA
mate."-Washingt Star. N
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Just |. eluH.

How is 1t that the quail on you1
bill Of fare 10 always struck oRr
THAT'S just fancy touch" cxplain-
ed the beanery waiter. I'VE never
had quail In the jVaG"-Philadst
phia Buiietin- 81
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BAPTIST CHURCHES
FIRST BAPTIST.
10sQ0 q m

Organ. Postlude, from Sixth Senate,
Guilmant.
Anthem, Hail! Our Redeemer,
Woodman.
Response, Blessed Be the Lord,
Berge.
Bass solo, And in Those Days, Berge.
Ladies' quertet, WondrOus Name,
Berge (Mrs. Grannis, Mrs. Brown,
Miss Peabody, Miss Graham.)
Christmas carol, 1t Came Upon the
Midnight Clear, Granniss.
Postlude, Fugue, E fiat est. Ann's),
Bach.
Bible school concert in the evening
at 1880.
F. B. Granniss, organist
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Morning,

There We're Shepherds, Vincent.
Angels from the Realms of Glory,
Lansing.
Soprano solo, Christmas, Shelley.
Sing. Oh Heavens! Tours.
Calm on the Listening Ear of
Night, Eyer.
Shout the Glad Tidings! Williams.
Hark the Hosts of Heaven are Sing
ing! Schuecker
Hark! What Mean Those Holy
Voices? Neidlinger.
The pastor will speak in the morn
Ing on ''The Old Story" and in the
evening upon Goods Way"
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FIRST UNIvERSALIST.
GERMAN REFORMED.

German Reformed church, Congress
street, Rev. H. G. Wiener, pastor.
Christmas celebration, 1890 O'Clock
m, with sermon by the pastor and
the rendering Of the following musical
program, under the direction OF G. 8.
Ferret. organist:
Prelude, II. Hutzel, violinist
Chorus, Froelich soil mefn Here
Springer, A. l.. Ashford.
Chorus and solo by Miss Touise
rinand. Friede auff Erden, s. Lorenz.
Chorus and solo by Miss Carrie
Bauer, Die Herten auf dem Felie. a.
l.. Ashford.
At 7 o'clock p. m, Sunday school
entertainment.
Solo, Feihnachtslied, Otto voc1 Wal
den, A. Budde, soloit
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Granniss, organist.
SECOND BAPTIST.

Program of the concert to be given
by the Sunday school of the Second
Baptist church, Sunday evening, at
1880
Song by the school, Hail. Hail Day
Recitations. Greetings. Florence
Holroyd.
Welcome to Christmas, Elliot
Beers, Harold McGowry, Clifford
Finney.
Song by school, Welcome to the
Recitation, Christmas Day. Esther
Sturdevant.
Recitation The Christ Child. Mar
ion Sine, and Gertrude Brooks.
Chorus, Song of the Ages, by fif-
teen young ladies.
Song by school, Wonderful Night.
Recitation, The Child of Promise,
Mildred Avery.
Offering.
Solo, o Little Town of Bethlehem,
Doris Payne.
Recitation, White stars of Christ
mas Shine, Mildred Scott.
Recitation, Jesus Birthday, Ruth
Jaggers.
Star.
Recitation, Make Room for Christ,
Harold Speer.
Song by school, The Journey of the
Wise Men.
Recitation, Jack Frost's Greeting,
Norman Brooks.
Recitation, Graded in a Manager,
Russell Noyes.
Song by school, o Beautiful Star
light of Heaven.
Recitation, The Angels Christmas
Song, Wendell Mellor.
Song by school, Christmas Bells.
The JUNIOR c. E. society will hold
a Christmas entertainment on sun
day at $3.50 p. m. in the Sunday
school room of the church. There
will be songs and recitations by the
Juniors. An Offering Of provisions
for the poor will be taken.
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MEMORIAL BAPTIST.

Memorial Baptist church, corner
Howard and Maplewood avenues. Rev.
A. H. Boutwell,, pastor. 1890 a. m.
morning worship, subject, I'm Man
ger" The spirit Of the day viii be
conserved and the endeavor made to
impart the Christmas cheer to every
heart. ~ m. Bible school. 1880 p.
IN. Geibeps cantata, Nativity, Will be
sung by chorus choir. The pro-
gram:
Organ prelude, March of Magi,"
Thomas Dubois.
Hymn 81; prayer.
Part ].
Introduction, organ.
Baritone solo, Behold the Years.
Chorus Hark the Harps.
Tenor recitative, Bethlehem.
Chorus, Rejoice, Greatly, Daugh-
ter Of Zion.
Tenor and baritone duet, And His
Dominion.
Soprano solo with chorus, Glory Be
to God.
Offertory, Infamatus, from Stabat
Mater, Rossini.
Part III.
Chorus, Blessed Is He.
Contralto solo, Sleep, Sweetly Babe.
Chorus, (a) mems voices, Gold; CD
full chorus, Myerli.
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SACRED HEART CHURCH.

Masses on Christmas day will be
ut $3.50, 1880. 900 and 1880 a. m.
Solemn high mass will be celebrated
at $3.50 and 1880 at which time the
choir will render an especially eiab-
crate musical program. Under the
direction of the organist Miss Mollie
DAILY, Marcos Fourth Solemn Mass"
in d minor will be sung for the first
time and the program will be given
as follows:
Organ Prelude, March of the Magi,
F. F. Harker.
Aspergas Me. Baritone solo and
chorus, Knabel.
Kyrie, quartette and chorus, Mario.
Gloria, soprano and tenor solo and
chorus, Mario.
Vent Creator. tenor solo, Knabal. +"
Credo, soprano solo and chorus,
Mario.
Offertory, Adeste Fideles, arranged
by Norvello.
Sanctus, full chorus. Mario.
Agnus Del, solo and chorus, Marco.
Recessionals Exulla Siou, Hammer.
ell.
Quartette: Miss Margaret Cum
mings. soprano; Miss Katherine
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ST. GEORGES CHURCH.

Full choral service q. M, with Holy
Communion: s a. M, low celebration
with sermon by Rev. Henry NJ Sher-
man; $3.50. children's Christmas carol
service: 10:45. full choral high cele-
bration, special sermon by Rev Ellis
Bishop: Holy Communion. Evensong,
1880.
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TRINITY CHURCH.

High celebration at 1890, opening
with solemn PROFESSIONAL; sermon by
pastor, Rev. Father Gomph; Adeste
Fidelis. Christmas Carols: Cruikshank's
mass in E fiat: organist and director,
Henri D'Ierman
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ST. LUKE'S.
Morning.

Professional hymn, Sc; venite,
chant, 20; gloria patel, chant, 20; te
deum. Stainer's; jubliate, chant. 1877;
hymn, So; kyrie, chant, $50: gloria
tibit, chant, 375; offertory, Arise!
Shine for Thy Light Is Come; dox-
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GRACE NJ. E. CHURCH.
MOrninD

Prelude, Christmas Pastorale, Mer-
KEEL.
| Anthem, Sing, o Heavens, Tours.
Anthem, And There Were Shop
herds, Harker.
offertory. Pastoral Symphony from
The Messiah, Handel.
Postlude, Hallelujah chorus from
The Messiah, Handel.
Evening.
Prelude, March of the Magi, lark
er.
| Anthem, Behold I Bring You Good
Tfdings HUM.
Offertory solo. How Beautiful Upon
the Mountains, Harker.
| Cantata, The Nativity, Frederic
Field Billiard.
| Prelude, organ.
Choral, The Star Of Bethlehem on
High.
| Recitative, bass, And in the Sixth
| Month.
Solo contralto, Hail. Thou That Art
Highly Favored.
| Chorus, To the Name of Our Saliva
ton
Recitative. bass, And There Were In
| the Same Country Shepherds.
Chorus, And Lo, the Angel of the
Lord.
Solo, contralto, Fear Not, Fo- Be-
hold. Bring You Good Tidings-
Royal David's City.
Recitative, bass, And the Shepherds
Came.
Solo, soprano, In a Manager
Chorus, Glory to God.
Postlude, Hosanna, Wachs.
Choir: Sopranos, Miss Esther Berg.
Mrs. L. B. Purdy. Miss Constance
Lowndes. Miss Eleanor Calhoun. Miss
Edna Calhoun: altos, Miss Anna Hors-
Fall. Miss Ruth Berg, Miss Bertha
Calhoun; tenors, Ralph Chaffee. Ed
gar Webster. Jr., John DeMaree. Mr..
Roberts; BASES, Fred w. Knewles
L. B. Purdy, w. M. Gould; organist,
Miss Ethel NJ Pigg
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sUMMERFIELD M. e. CHURCH.

Summerfield Methodist Episcopal.
Fred. H. L. Hammond, pastor, 1241
Rarnum avenue. Christmas day.
Special choral services morning and
evening. Sunday school at noon. Y.
P. s. c. E. at $50 p. m, subject. "Be
Born in Us This Day!" The musical
program rendered by the quartet will
be as follows:
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TRINITY NJ. e.
1880 A. NJ. Christmas Concert BY the
Sunday School and Special Mis-
sionary Offering.

1880 r. NJ.
Anthem, Where Is He, Bliss.
Duet, AS With Gladness. Men. of
Old, Schneider.
Anthem, While Shepherds Watch
ed Their Flocks BY Night. Marco.
Violin solo, Sanctus, Gounod.
Anthem, Calm On the Listening
Ear of Night, Harker.
Violin oblibato.
ing. Scott.
Choir. Mrs. G1addin Beers, sopra-
no; Miss May Pearsall, alto; III. M.
Nichols, tenor; H. r. Greene. bari
tone; Miss Helen Capers, organist
and director; assisted by Miss Jane
Griswold, soprano; Miss Belle Barnes,
alto; William Seabridge. tenor; Ar
thur Birks, bass and Louis Sammis,
violiniSt.
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O'Hara, also; William Chew, tenor;
Louis Serre, bass, and Mollie j. DAILY,
organist and director.
AT the 300 mass the Junior choir
will render the following program:
Christmas carol, The Babe of
Bethlehem, Dietrich.
Kyrie, Couconl.
Offertory baritone solo, The New
Born King. L. Espoir. Tom Driscoll.
Sanctus, COucOul.
SanctuS, Coucoul.
Christmas carol, The Song of
Peace, Lehman.
+, Recessional, Adeste Fideles.
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ST. PETERS CHURCH.


High mass will be celebrated at st.
Peters church by Rev. 7. ]. Kelly.
Christmas morning at 6 and 1880. A
special musical program has been pre-
pared and will be rendered at both
services.
introductory. sAdeste F1deles-Entire
Chorus.
Kyrie, Gloria. Credo.
Browns mass in B fiat.
Offertory. Adolphe Adams 20 Holy
Night
Sane us, Agnus Dei-Brown.
Soloists: Misses Callaghan. Foley
and Mabel Hulsey. Messrs. A. Haffer-
nan and ]. L. Kennedy.
At $3.50 mass. Junior choir Of 26
voices will render "Children's Convent
Mass"
Introductory, See He Comes-Misses
Anna McGrath and Mary Meraffey.
Offertory. Adeste Fideles - Anna
OConnell. assisted by choir.
Professional Hymn. Gloria in Elk
celsis Dei-Entire Chorus.
Mrs. J. L. Kennedy. organist and
musical director.
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MEMORIAL BAPTIST.

Sunday evening Geibeps cantata
1.-The Nativity" will be sung by an
enlarged choir. Those that will
sing are, sopranos, Miss Nellie Fox,
Mrs. T. III. Stansfield, Miss Mary KEEL
1ogg and Mrs. T. M. Shaw; contra1tos,
Miss Maude Kimber, Miss Ethel
Grippin and Miss Augusta Kimber;
tenors, George Omen and F. H.
Stansfield; BASES, S. r. Dodge and
Clifford Grippin; organist and choir
director, Edmund P Dodge, Jr. The
cantata is in two parts as follows:
Part I.
Baritone solo. Behold the Years.
Chorus, Hark the Notes.
Tenor solo, Bethlehem.
Chorus, Rejoice Greatly, o
Daughter Of Zion.
Tenor and baritone duet, And His
Dominion.
Soprano solo and chorus. Glory Be
to God On High.
Part III.
Chorus, Blessed is He That Com
eth.
Contralto solo. Sleep Sweetly Babe
of Bethlehem.
liens chorus, Frankincense.
Full chorus, Myrrh.
Soprano recitative, Ills Christmas.
Chorus, Peace, Peace to All the
Earth.
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Soprano recitative, IT'S Christmas
tide Again.
World.
Remarks by pastor; hymn So; bene-
diction
Organ postlude, Grand Chorus,
Thomas Dubois.
The following singers will take
part: Sopranos, Miss Nellie Fox, Mrs.
F. III. Stansfeld, Miss Mary Kellogg
and Mrs. T. M. Shaw: altos, Miss
Ethel Grippin, Miss Maude and Miss
Augusta Kimber; tenors, F. H. SLAMS
field and George Owen; BASES. S. r.
Dodge, T. Merle Shaw and Clifford
Grippin: organist and choir director,
Edmund P. Dodge. Jr., assisted by
Miss Ann Fox, violinist.
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Washington Park M. E.


Following is the program Of service
of the Washington Park M. E. church
Sunday school Sunday evening at 1880
o'clock:
Organ Prelude; Hymn No. lilo,
Hank! the Herald Angels Sing; respon-
sive reading, the school; prayer, our
pastor; song, Der the Hills of judah,
the school; recitations, Welcom. A.
Jennie Banks, B, Lester Eaton; song.
Q Shining Portal, ladies' chorus; an
them, Bethlehem &C. w. Coombs), the
choir; anthem, We Have Seen the Star
in the East, mems chorus; song, The
Lord Of All. the school; recitation, The
Christmas Cross, Miss Adelaide Good
win; offertory, solo, The Manager Graz
die, Mr.. Couch; A Christmas Story, our
pastor; solo, The Virgins Lullaby
(Buck), Miss Spencer; recitation, Tell
ing Christmas Stories, Miss Ruth
Nickerson; anthem, The Star Of Beth
lehem, mems chorus; song, Angels OF
Light, the school.
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METHODIST CHURCHES
FIRST METHODIST.
Morning.

Organ.
Anthem, A Child is Born. 14th
Carol, Where Glory Glides. School.
Responsive reading, page 3 Of Car
Carol, Light From. the Land I'M
mortal, school.
Pray.r, closing with Lords prayer.
chanted.
Carol, Where the Splendors Fall.
school.
Scripture Lesson.
Song, Holy Night. Junior Choir.
Offertory, Christmas Cheer. six
young ladies.
Chant, All Things Come of Thee, o
Lord; and of Thine Own Have We
Given Thee, Amen.
Carol, Heavenly Tidings. school.
Announcements.
Carol, The. Shepherds Vision,
school.
Sermon.
Carol, Infant Redeemer. school.
Organ.
Benediction.
Anthem. A Child is Born. 14th
Century air arranged by Chadwick.
Hymn.
Anthem, o Quiet Night. Neidlinger.
Prayer. Response.
Response, In a Stable Lowly. Old
French 1870.
Anthem. Kings Shall Fall Down
Before Thee; Thou Art Coming;
Fear Not; Blessed is He. Clough-
Leighter.
The PsaIter.
Anthem, Come Thou Long-expect-
ed Jesus; There Were Shepherds;
Glory to God, Berwald.
Offertory. D Little Town of Beth
lehem; Break Forth Into Joy. Ber-
valid.
Hymn, Sermon, Benediction, Or
gan.
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ST. PATRICK'S.


= Masses $3.50, z. $3.50. 1880. High
masses $3.50 and 1880.
At TIE $3.50 and 1880 masses the
following program will be rendered.:
Prelude. Novello.
Kyrie. Wiegand.
Gloria, Wiegand.
Credo, Losch.
Adeste Fidelis. Novello; Miss Jessie
Murray. Miss Julia Haux, Rfchar0
Reilly, George Benham and chorus.
Sanctus, Losch.
Agnus Del, Losch.
Solo, 0 Holy Night, Adams, Miss
Sadie Dillon.
Postlude. Detheir.
Choir members: Sopranos, Miss
Sadie Dillon, Mrs. John Griffin, Miss
Mary Kelly. Miss Elizabeth Monahan.
Miss Jessie Murray, Miss Mary Stat
ford; altos. Miss Rose Brady, Miss
Elizabeth Dalton. Miss Julia Haux,
Miss Margaret Kane: tenors, Peter
Glennon, James Keegan, Richard
Reilly; BASES. George ~Benham, Will
liam Clampett.
At the $3.50 mass the chilHren's
choir OF IS voices will render the fol-
lowing: Kyrie, Mattfeld; hS mn.
Angels From the Realm OF Glory.
Spencer: Sanctus, Mattfield: hymn.
What Means Those Holy Voices?
HANNA. Sarah Z. Lee, organist and
director.
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SIT. JosEPH's Il. @. CHURCH.

81. JOSkNd ms ~. ~. OnO1Nssh.
Masses at this church win be at 6.
$3.50, 1850 q. IN, he flret and last
mass will be sung by choir OF 90
voices under direction OF Prof. Fritz
K. q. Weber; the $3.50 mass the junior
choir or 90 voices will ~'ng Christmas
carols under direction Of the sisters
Followii q is the services for the and
1880 a. m. masses:
Prelude. Holy Night German
melody.
Kyrie Eleison, Rheinberger.
Gloria, (male chorus), De Merlier.
Creds, Rheinberger.
Offertory. Adeste Ficeles. Novello.
soprano solo and chorus.
Sanctus. Rheinberger.
Benedictus (male shorus), Do Mer-
her.
Agnus Del, Beethoven.
Postlude, March, Meyerbeer. Or
ranist and choirmaster. Fritz x. g.
Weber.