The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25
Special Services to Be
Held in Churches
Of the City
Music a Feature in the
Observance Of
Christmas

The Sign" will be the subject of
the Christmas morning sermon in the
United Evangelical church, 1924
Twenty-fourth street G. Hulsebus. the
pastor, will deliver the sermon. An in
teresting program is arranged for this
evening. beginning at o'clock. for the
Sunday school pupils.
MISSION CONGREGATIONAL
The Mission Congregational church
will inaugurate its new edifice, Nine
teenth and Dolores streets, with inter
esting Christmas services. The Sun
day school will meet in the morning.
The Christian Endeavor society will
meet at o'clock IN the evening. At
1880 o'clock there will be Christmas ex-
ercises by the Sunday school. The or
der of morning services is:
Organ voluntary. Mrs. R. X. Ham; doxology
inyoeation and Lords prayer; hymn, Joy to the
GLORY 10 God in the Highest" (Danks), choir.
Herbert 3; Ward director; scripture reading;
solo, 'Cantique de Noel' (Adams). Miss Amy
Jones: prayer; solo. There is a Green Hill Far
Away tGouDod), Mrs. Paul Freygang; offertory.
Midnight ceaT % sernon FooWDS dme the pGs rne
Rev r. x. Ham; baptisms, reception Of mem
Der 6ers ana communion; solo, 20 Holy Night Of
hymn. "Hark. the Herald Angels sing Men.
delssohn1 benedietion.
CENTRAL Nj. E. CHURCH
The Central Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. z. R. Ollie, D. D., pastor,
will have the following program of
services today:
Morning service will be held IN the Young
worth street and Golden Gate avenue at II
o'clock; sermon by Rev. ". c. Evans, D. D..
int
school at the same place, 1890.
Christian Endeavor meeting at the church.
OFarrell street near Cough at 6:15 D. m.
At !;45 p. m. the choir win give Coming Of
the King; sermon by Rev. E. R. Willis d. D.
An welcome, seats free.
FIRST UNITARIAN
Service at the First Unitarian church
viii be as follows:
,.,St ,KSoluntsry Meditation" Cw. H. Squirrel.
cello and organ; anthem, "I VIII Set his Do
minion in the Sea- (Horatio w Parker1. quartet
ana chorus; hymn No. 2, cold Hundred - conare-
cation standing; responsive reading; gloria ROW
eantate' Christmas (Dr. H. J. Stewart part
l. bass and tenor solos. ladies' trio and chorus;
Henry X. Hsdley) cello and organ; PRAYER;
eantate, Christmas" (Dr. II. J. Stewart part
= tal soprano solo, Blessed be the Lord God, -
tol chorus, Hosanna- Blessed Is He That Com
eth hymn 159. 20 Little Town of Bethlehem
tPhillips Brooks); offertory. The SaIutation of
the Dawn (Frederick stevenson alto solo
eello oblgato; sermon: anthem Praise the
Lord Jerusalem (Frederick Stevenson So
prano ana tenor duet and chorus; benediction:
organ postlude. Hallelujah" (Handel). church
choir sopranos. Miss Helen T. Heath Mrs Al
bert s. Adler, Mrs. NJ Frienbach Miss L. Hach-
bert S. Adler. Mrs. NJ. Erienbach. Miss L. Hach-
Z. Levy; teDorS. Bentley Nicholson D. NJ Law
reneei 6asses; John Darlington Thomas NJ. Hind
eriek, organist and choir director.
HAMILTON SQUARE BAPTIST
The Christmas service at the Hamil-
ton Square Baptist church will be as
follows:
II a. Morgan prelude, 'Andantino" MO
zart); quartet. There Were Shepherds (Rog-
ersl duet; Babe Divine (Warenl, Miss May
Jones and G. f. Engel: soprano solo, 1.-The Christ
Child (Coombsl. Mrs. Richard Bayne: duet
Glory to Cod (simholdl, Miss Jones and G. L.
Woodruff; ofertory. The Shepherds Pines
fHarrlsl; quartet .iThe People That walked in
Darkness L@nsingl; .postlude, Festival
March" tTeilman). Morning choir-Mrs Rich.
G. F. Engel, tenor: C. L. Woodruff bass; Miss
orrie E. Young. organist.
12:15 p. ma special review exercise
viii be given with stereopticon, illus
trating the Christmas scenes and also
the Sunday school lessons for the cur
rent quarter.
7:45 D. m.-The Christmas exercise.
The Second Journey of the wise Men,
will be given with stereopticon, or
chestra and chorus. The music will
comprise:
T:45 p. m.-Chorus. "Cantique de Noel''
ogg); duet Of women's voices ''Glorv to Cod
lFillmorel chorus. Light OF the World" (Gil-
christi Evening chorus-Miss Ida Pierce, Miss
Mabel NcFarlane, Miss EYaline McFarlane
Miss Elvira Nylen, Miss Mae A. Emmons. Miss
Gladys McFarlane. Mrs NJ J. Holden. Miss
Belle Pierce. Caleb I.undquist B. F. StoesdiIl,
ganist u"s'' O'-
Scenes from Ben Hur will be pre-
sented In exercise and illustrated by
the stereopticon. 1t is expected that
the magi will review the missionary
enterprises of the world and that rep
resentatives of different nations will
respond for their countries
MISSION BAPTIST
Christmas day will be observed by
special music and Christmas sermon
by Rev. Earle D. Sims at IL a. M, and
also at 7:45 p. m. Rev Mr. Sims will
preach on blind People of Asia and
America" At the close of the even
ing service the ordinance of baptism
will be administered.
FIRST BAPTIST
The First Baptist church. George e.
Burlingame. pastor. announces an elab-
crate series Of services to extend
through the holiday season. The pro-
gram is as follows for Christmas:
Morning worship. II O'Clock; sermon by Pas
tor Burlingame "others; or. The Mind of
Christi; Christmas missionary exercise. II 80
P. m, in the Sunday school, ''Christmas in the
Sunrise Kingdom; Christian Endeavor, $50
p. M, Christ Born in the Heart; solo. Can
tique &c Noel" (Adamsl, Miss Helen Colburn
Heath.
Evening gospel service. 7:45 o. m: sermon by
Pastor Buriingame. The Days Of His Flesh;
solo. 1.-The Star Of Bethlehem" (Caro Roma)
Miss Helen Colburn Heath.
EPWoRTH METHODIST EPISCOPAL
The Christmas services will be as
follows:
Moruing-Anthem. "Tidings Of Great JOY
(Adams), choir; bass solo, christmas" (Schel
ly). ". Randolph.
Eveniug-Anthem. The New Born King
Wilson, choir; quartet, Brightest and Best
lVance) soprano, Mrs. c. Helgebson; tenor H
csrlyOn; alto, Mrs William Houston; bass, H
Chaunce; alto solo, Song the Angels Sang
lstults), Miss Elaine King; quartet. "HalIelujah
To Our King" QDorenz); first tenor. II. vii
lisms second tenor. II. Carlyon; first bass. H.
Chaunce; second bass, A. Neal; bass solo, beth
lehem." W. Randolph.
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