The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25


held at 7:45 o'clock, with t. K. Witch,
organist. and Robert Husband choris-
ter The following program has been
arranged:
Prelude, organ hymn 125 choir and congrera
tion; apostles creed, pastor and congregation
lyincent). soprano solo. Mrs. Lemon; male quar-
Husband, Debenham, Bultmann; anthem. LET
Us Now Go Even Unto Bethlehem (Simper1.
soo sqS Mss Of gnms Rns Z w
ing; hymn 1o7. choir and congregation; anthem
solo, Mr.. Moore; trio, Miss Lowry, Miss Bean.
Mr.. Bultmann; soprano solo. Noel (Adam),
N MRS The AnRs spg SoF to God
congregation anthem, Gloria twelfth mass
(Mozart); benedction. pastor; postlude. organ
Bishop Edwin H Hughes will preach
the Christmas sermon at IL a. m.
AT Y. w. G. A.
Rev. Willis of the National Training
School for Deaconesses will give a
Christmas talk at 4 o'clock at the
Young Womens Christian association.
1249 O'Farrell street. There will be
Neuland and Rev. Mr.. Willis. All
women are invited.
ST. AGNES CATHOLIC
At St Agnes church there will be
a solemn high mass sung at II a. m
Cimarosa's grand military mass will be
sung by an augmented choir, under the
direction of Mary Madeline Bumstead,
assisted by the Munroe trio, consisting
of the following:
Sopranos-Misses Evelyn Barnes. Miriam Loud:
eontrsltos-Miss Grace Hipkins and Mrs. Robert
Ftrmstone tenors-Adolpho Jimenes and August
Carson; bassos-Emanuel Puccini and Edward
Stone. Onertory, Noel"
Benediction and the usual evening
devotions will be given at 1880 p. M,
when the following young women will
render special program:
Margaret windele, Mary Mckay Catherine
Dorothy Windele, Anna Huegle, Blanche Roy,
Margie Buckley Mary Lamb. Rose Huegle
Elizabeth windele; Helen Finnie, Barbara Laf
Kissane, Bernice Hanlon, Florence Blake, Mar
1orie Breen, Loyola Fitzgerald. Emily Windele
Sadie Mccormick, Veronica Kelly.
ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC
The masses in ST Francis church.
Vallejo street, Christmas morning will
be celebrated at 5, s, Z, s, and 1880
o'clock. At the o'clock mass appro-
pirate hymns will be sung by the ju-
venile choir
At 1920 o'clock Bathman's mass In c
will be rendered by a full choir under
the direction of Miss Maria T. Ryan,
the organist. Adams "Noer will be
sung as solo by Miss Amelia Mello.
The oelebrant of the solemn high
mass will be Rev. Peter Bennett Rev
Father Foote, s. j., deacon, and Rev.
T. Caraher, subjeacon. The sermon
will be delivered by Rev. Father Foote,
s. J. AT vespers the sermon will be
preached by Rev. t. Caraher. An ar
tistic and devotional crib is erected in
the church.
ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL
The following music will be given at
the II o'clock service in st. Mary's
cathedral:
Adam; offertory; "Adeste Fideies by Novello
Sopranos-Daisy Keane Gillogly, Elsa Cellarine
altos-Julia Sullivan, Della Griswald tenor, Da-
vid Manlloyd bassos-Frank Figone. John Nc
Ewing, augmented by chorus and orchestra. r.
J. Harrison, organist.
IN BERKELEY
Special Christmas services will be
held at the First Congregational church
Of Berkeley at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
The music for the morning service will
be a short cantata, THE Shepherds
Vision by Horatio Parker, after which
Rev. H. r. Miles will preach the sermon.
At the evening service the choir will
render The Story OF Bethlehem"
cantata composed by John E. West,
consisting of solos and choruses.
The regular church quartet, Miss
Alice ]. Andrews (soprano), Mrs. ]. S.
Mills (contralto), s. ]. Champion
(tenor) and Lowell w. ReJfeld (bary-
tone) will be assisted by chorus of
20 voices. Mrs. Mabel Hill Redfield,
organist, will direct the choir.