The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-24

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| solemn high mass will be celebrated
with the following musical programme
tomorrow: Prelude, organ and orches-
| ira; introit (Viadana), sanctuary choir;
Kyrie CHaydn 16), mixed choir and or
chestra; Gloria CHaydn 16). mixed
choir and orchestra; Graduate CAN
dreas), sanctuary choir; hymn "Ad Re-
gem Pastorum'' (Gounod), mixed choir
and orchestra "AlleIuia" (R NJ. S.,
| sanctuary choir; "Veni Creator" CWare-
| ham). sanctuary choir; Credo (Haydn
16), mixed choir and orchestra; Offer-
| tory (Zachariis), sanctuary choir; Of
fertory motel, "Adeste Fidelis" (No-
vello), sanctuary choir; Sanctus (Hay-
On 16), mixed choir and orchestra; Ben
| edictus CHaydn 16), mixed choir and
orchestra; "Agnus Del" Haydn 16),
mixed choir and orchestra; Communion
| (Andreas), sanctuary choir; Holy
God" congregation; after mass, Holy
Night" adam Buck), mixed choir and
| orchestra.
After the II o'clock mass only, Mgr.
Russell will bestow the papal blessing
and that will be followed by benedic-
| ton of the Blessed Sacrament.
At st. Josephs Catholic Church, Sec
ond and c streets northeast, the pro-
gramme for the midnight service will
be as follows 90 Holy Night (Adams),
Michael D. Schaefer and chorus; "Kyrie''
Hammerers Mass of Blessed Sacra-
ment;" Gloria (Schmidt), mass in A; Gre
do (SchmidD; sanctus (HammereD; bene-
dictus, Gounod's est. Cecilia" "Agnus
Der (SchmidD; offertory. "Adeste FL
delis' CNovello: soloists, Miss Elsie Or
hello, Miss Grace Thornett, and Mr.
Michael D. Schaefer; after blessing,
GLORY to God" solo by Miss Edna Hill
yard and chorus.
This same programme will be conduct
ed at the mass, with the following ad
ditions: Light from Heaven CGounod),
solo, Miss Thornett and Silent Night"
chorus. The soloists will be as follows:
Sopranos-AIiss Elsie Orbello, Miss Grace
Thornett. and Miss Eula Smith. Alto
Miss Edna HiIlyard. Tenors-Mr. Joseph
Cullen, Mr.. Charles Tobin. and Mr.. Rich
ard Hart. Basso-Mr. Michael D. Schae-
fer. The feature of the musical pro-
Gramme will be the accompaniment Of
the organ by large number of Vlolins,
under the direction OF Miss Kathleen
Sullivan. 1t has been the constant aim
of the choir since its reorganization last
October to make this Christmas service
a success, and the entire membership
has conscientlously applied itself to the
work. The choir has each Sunday at the
various services rendered the music of
the mass and has received communication
from many friends of ST. Josephs for
it's efforts.
At St Paurs Catholic Church, Fifteenth
and V streets northwest, the Christmas
solemn high mass will be celebrated by
the pastor, Right Rev. Mgr. J. F. Mac
kin. Monday morning at o'clock The
- "a
by Ernest T. Winchester, will sing the
following programme of music: Before
the professional, Come, All Ye Faith
full" professional, Angels We Have
Heard on High traditional carroll: be-
fore the mass, 20 Holy Night (Adams);
Introit CE. T. W.; Kyrfe CRheinberger);
Gloria in Excelsis'' CRheinberger: grad
fertory (Tozer); offertory motette,
''Adeste Fidelis' CNovello); Sanctus
(Rhenberger); Benedictus (Gounod):
"Agnus Del (Gounod): communion CE.
T. W.: occasional hymn, Angels from
the Realms of Glory (SmarD.
St Peters Church, corner of Second
and streets southeast-Midnight mass.
solemn high mass. and masses in the
morning at and $50 o'clock. The $50
o'clock a solemn high mass; celebrant,
Rev. John Petit; assistant priest. Rev.
Charles Berkeley; deacons, Revs. Gilbert
Cannon and Thomas Callan. The choir,
under the direction of Miss Hattie NJ
Richie and Miss Edith Gallant, as organ
list. will render the following programme:
Before the mass, 20 Holy Night" Adam:
la Hache's mass: ''Veni Creator"
(MontD; offertory, "Jesu Redemptor On
mum" (Giorza); at the communion, !
''Adestp FfdeIis'' CNovello): after the !
mass. Nazareth" CGounOd). The choir |
is as follows: Sopranos. Misses Ryan, |
Mccormack, Price, Cotter, Gerhard, and |
Richie. and Mesdames Sweet and Scott; |
altos, Mesdames Golden, Macy. Cragg, !
and Van Castle, and Misses Martin and |
Matthews; tenors, Messrs. Price, Tabler, |
Gates, Wright, and Desmond; BASES, |
Messrs. Common, Van Castle. Radcliffe, |
Dorsey. and Gilbert. Benediction after |
the late mass.
Special musical programmes for the
Christmas services at Holy Name |
Church have been arranged as follows |
At the midnight service, the senior |
choir will sing Giorza's Mass, with Mar |
EOS ''Kyrie" and Gounods "Benedictus." |
The offertory will be the "Adeste Eide
lis Immediately preceding the mass,
"Exulta Sion" will be sung, and at the
close of the service, Miss NJ. Colliere |
will sing 20 Holy Night" The music !
will be under the direction of Miss Anna !
Doyle. and Mrs. Charles Hughes, who |
has been the organist of the choir for
several years, will accompany.
The junior choir. which is also under
the direction OF Miss Anna Doyle with
Miss Marie R. Melting as organist, will
sing at the 1890 o'clock mass on Christ
mas morning; Miss Marie Woolnough |
will sing with Glory Lit' before the
of the service, and the
Offertory will be "Adeste Fidelis' Other
will be THE Merry Bells" and |
List to the Songs of the Ages" and at
the benediction service, which will fol-
low the mass, the "Salutaris' will be
sung by Miss Woolnough.
The Junior choir is now preparing for
an entertainment, Echoes Of Christ
to be given on the evenings of
is and II, at which a most en-
joyable programme is promised.
Immaculate Conception Church at $50
o clock W. H. Towards Mass in D.
"Adeste F'ideles' at the offertory. Be-
fore mass hymns and Christmas carols,
Silent Night" ANGELS, We Have
Heard on High" The Song of Ages"
At 10 o'clock, H. ". Towards Mass in
d. ''Adeste Fideles'' at offertory After
mass, 20 Salutarfs'' CRoache): "Tantum
Ergo" CRosewig); ''Laudate Dominum"
The regular choir consists OF the follow
ing boys: Fred Berens. Edward Bowie,
Joseph Browne, Howard Campbell Jo-
seph Enright, Lawrence Fitzgerald Ben
nett Cuttings, Conrad Jordan. James Nc
Anally, Joseph Mccain, James Mccarthy.
Joseph Mccarthy, Leo Morrisy, Edward
O'Brien, Emmett O'BrieR Joseph OCon-
nell, Edward Preston, Thomas Ryder |