Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-24
HEAVENLY MUSIC
WILL Be HEARD
IN WEST HUDSON
Churches In Trans Passaic
Towns Have Prepared Pro-
grams of Unusual Merit.

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With elaborate musical programs
the Christmas services In tho churches
of Harrison and East Newark will be
as impressive as ever tomorrow. Beau
tiful cribs descriptive Of tho birth OF
Christ have been erected In the Church
Of the Holy Cross. Harrison. and St
Anthony's r C. Church, East Newark.
Under the direction Of Joseph T.
Dooley, organist, the following program
will be rendered at the II o'clock mass
in the Church Of the Holy Cross:
Part prelude. Decker; Kyrie. ceie-
brated mass, B fiat, M~ercandantes
Gloria, celebrated mass, B fat, Mercan-
dante; "veni Creator" Brosig; sermon
Part u.-Credo in Unum Deum. Mer-
oandante; offertory. "Adeste Ttdoles."
Novello: preface. Gregorian; "Sanctus,
Sanctus, 6anctus," Mercandante;
"Benedictus," Mercandante: Agnus Del.
Meroandante; Dec Gratias, Gregortan;
Benediction. Part lilo Salutarts,
Gregorian; Tantum Ergo. GregorfanI
Holy God, We praise Thy Name
congregation; orchestra and organ,
Grand March," Mitterer.
The regular choir will be accompanied
by an orchestra and will be augmented
by a large chorus. The Mass of h
Aurora will be solemnized at s a. M,
Inc hymns will be sung by h chill
dren, who will also render Christmas
carols 1t the 8 o'clock mass. The altar
boys choir, which is n of the best
trained in these parts, will sing the
responses at the II o'clock mass
The choir s~oloists will be: Mrs. Ada
3. Kennedy, soprano; Mrs. Galbratth,
alto; Leonard Goeren. tenor, and Ber-
tram Loriot, basso.
The musical program at he Jclock
mass at st. Anthony's Roman Catholic
Church, East Newark, will be rendered
under the direction of L Allan Scott,
organist. and the vocaiists will have
the assistance Of an orchestra. The
Rev. James Zuccarrelli, rector. will
wear a recently presented set OF vest
ments for the first time.
The program will be as follows:
March, Aida. Part LKyrie, Silas;
Gloria, Silas; veni Creator. Novello;
sermon. Part II-Credo in Unum
O6uIAf 1OllLCA hlAib
F1deles, Novello; preface, Gregortan;
Sanctus. Sanctus, Sanctus, Silas; Bene-
dictus; Silas; Agnes Del, silas; Dec
Gratias. Gregorian. Part Iu-Benedic-
ton; o Salutaris, Gresortap; Tantum
Ergo, Gregorian: Holy God. We Praise
Thy Name" congregations; postiude.
Aida.
The soIoists will be Miss Margaret
Coffey, soprano; Miss Katherine Cof-
fey, alto; Joseph Adj. tenor; WiliiaIn
Schmidt. bass.
Organist Porter Powell, Of Christ
Episcopal Church, Harrison. has pre-
pared the following Christmas program.
which will be rendered at the 1880
o'clock service tomorrow morning:
Professional Christians. Awake"
wainwright; TIE Deum Laudamus, Fay:
Jubilate Dec, Potts; anthem, There
We're Shepherds" Vincent; hymn.
Adeste Fideles, Reading; communion
service: Kyrie Eleison. Hall: Gloria
Tibi. Paxton; Sursum Corda, Cover:
Sanctus (Messe Solenncile), Qounod:
Agnes Del (Messe So~lennelle). Gounod;
Gloria in Excelsis (Messe ~Solennelle).
Gounod. Evening service-Magni1cat
and Nunc Dimittis. Stanford; tenor
solo, 20 Holy Night" Adams; anthem,
I'm the Field With Their Focks," Gus
lance.
At Davis Memorial M. b. Church.
Harrison. the following program, under
the direction of Miss Ruth Battersby.
organist, will be rendered at the l0:3O
a. m. service" Christmas March," Gull
mant: "Hosanna Chorus" Danke;
offertory. Brightest and Best" Ruben
stein; sermon by the Rev. Edward @.
butcher, pastor of the church; Peace
on Earth" with soprano obligato,
Lewis; postlude, March La F1am-
beaux," Scatson Clark; evening serv-
ice. 1880 O'Clock, prelude, Miss Batters-
by; chorus, I'VE Bring Good T1dings;"
"HarkI What Mean Those Holy
Voices?" response after prayer, 20 Holy
Night" offertory. "Arise and Shine,"
tenor solo, Lansing; sermon by pastor;
postlude, II VIII Praise Thee" Farmer.
Mrs. George Cooper, soprano; Miss Ella
butcher, alto; Charles Coleman, tenor
and Elmer Blanchard, bass. will be tho
soloists.
The Rev. Samuel Fl. Swtt8er. pastor
of the Harrison Baptist Tabernacle, has
prepared special Christmas sermons for
the morning and evening services to-
morrow. Miss Fannie Switzer, organ
list, a daughter Of the pastor, has ar
ranged a fine musical program. There
will be an orchestra consisting OF
eighteen pieces and the singing will DO
congregational.