The Calumet news., 1910-12-24
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
IN THE CHURCHES
SPECIAL MUSICAL FEATURES
FOR REGULAR SERVICES AND
PROGRAMS TO BE GIVEN
BY SUNDAY SCHOOLS.


Christmas bells will peal out their
ioyful notes I'm honor of the annver-
cary of the birth of Christ at midnight
tonight. when solemn masses will be
celebrated in the ST Joseph's and st.
potricSs churches and tomorrow when
in addition to the regular programs at
the morning service. elaborate musi-
cal numbers prepared by the choir will
odd to the beauty and impressiVeness
of the services. Preparations for the
christmas exercises have been in pro-
press for weeks past, and the child
rem Of the sunday schools have been
carefully rehearsed i'm songs and reci-
tations suitable for the holiday pro
erarus. most of which will be given on
sunday evening. Decorations of holly.
pointsettias, and evergreens have been
used lavishly i'm some of the churches
and the Christmas sentiment is every
where in evidence.
Congregational Church.
Rev. Mandus Barrett, pastor of the
congregational church, will preach as
usual at the morning service at 1890
o'clock on a theme appropriate To the
OCCASION, and the choir will render the
following specially arranged musical
program;
Anthem-G Gloria-By the choir.
Anthem-There Were Shepherds-by
f. Nichols.
Solo-The Endless Day-Miss Gene
We've Finch.
At the evening service n cantata, |
"Glad Tidings," will be the musical |
feature with program as follows;
Anthem--Sing O Heavens-Choir.
Duet-Shout the Glad Tidings-
Misses Light and Henwood.
Solo-Sing Ye Heavens-Miss Vera |
Scott.
Chorus-Hosannah- of. Girls.
Sole-O Little Babe of Bethlehem
Miss Belle Hamilton.
Chorus-Glory to God in the Highest |
Class of Girls.
Song-Christma Candles-Primary |
Glass
Chorus-While I Lay sleeping-Pri-
mary children.
Hancock M. e. Church.
The musical program at the Han
cock Methodist Episcopal church will
contain special Christmas numbers, |
and will be in the following order
Hymn-Slent Night
Hymn-There's a Song i'm the Air.
Apostles Greed.
Prayer and response.
Anthem-There Were Shepherds
Ashford. by choir.
Responsive Christmas reading.
Omeratory in b minor, Batiste-Mrs. |
Bree.
Solo-Birthday of the King-Miss
Cameron.
Hymn-Angels from the Realms of
Glory
Christmas address by the pastor
Rev. w. T.. Marvin.
Solo-Hallelujah. Christ is Born. BIZ |
schof-Wll Hall.
Hymn-Joy to the World.
The evening will be devoted to the
children of the Sunday school, who |
viii give an extensive program of
Christmas songs, hymns and recita- |
tons and the choir will render the
anthem, "Hark. Hark My Soul"
Midnight Masses.
Tonight at Midnight there will be
the usual midnight masses celebrated
at the Catholic churches of st. Pat
rick's and st. Josephs, the choirs of
which have been training the several
parts of the mass and incidental mus
ic for some time past. These services
will undoubtedly attract many bo.h
Catholics and those of other churches,
on account of their hymnal beauty and
impressiveness and for the especial
splendidness of the music.
Pewabic M. e. Church.
This evening at the Pewabic Metho-
dist Episcopal church Christmas
cantata. The Prince of Peace viii
he given by the Junior department
who will have a Christmas tree from
which gifts will be distributed The
senior department exercises will be
held tomorrow evening in place of the
regular evening service.
At in the morning tomorrow there
VIII be the usual class meeting follow
ed at 1880 with the regular morning
service, at which the pastor, Rev. Nj. H.
Eldred, will preach Christmas SER
mon. Sunday school will be held al
2:3O p. m.
on Monday night the Epworth
League will meet. with Thomas kel-
low as loader and the evenings DIS