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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-21
FOR GIRLS IN THEIR TEENS.

Coats in bright colored cloths are
popular for girls entering their teens
A charming coat for girl Of this age
is of the new "Nell Rose" tone. which
has already appeared in cloth. A military
effect is given to the front OF the gar
ment with black braid. The narrow col
lar and cuffs are OF black velvet, har-
monizing with the black patent leather
belt. The hat worn with this coat Is or
black beaver, with the upturned brim
caught by a futed knot OF Nell Rose
velvet, from which springs black
feather fantasy.
The corduroy and plush coats are extern
siyely worn by young girls. The Russian
blouse style is perhaps the most becom-
ing. The straight. 1.-THE girl Of to-day has
the ideal figure for this simple fashion
Coats with the side fastenings are also
well liked by these young girls. who have
most decided ideas of their own In re-
gard 10 fashions.
A chic costume and yet a very siriish
one was noted recently on the avenue.
The material itself was unusual, white
lambs wool finished velour. which lent
itself admirably TO the lines Of the Rus
sian blouse. The Inevitable belt was OF
white kid, with a buckle OF red enamel
TIL. color note was sounded again in the
red buckle trimming in front Of the soft,
collapsible hat of white ermine.
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OID-FASHIONED CANDLE,
LIGHTED TREE MUST CO
And Santa Claus Himself to Observe Modem Precautions
Must Wear Fireproof Asbestos Whskers, Says Miss
Frances Perkins, of the Committee on Safety

are also brilliant and effective. The thou
for the tree help 70 illuminate II by re-
flecting light
I'm cases where candles are used on
largo trees, in rooms where there are q
number OF people, too many precautions
cannot be observed. ! refer especially TO
where a whole room is frequently deco
rated with paper wreaths, which are
highly inflammable.
There are all manner Of non-com-
bustible decorations which may replace
them and do away with danger that is
almost too horrible TO think Of.
The snow which is usually so literally
scattered about the tree should most en-
phatcally not be OF the familiar cotton
wool variety-lt should be Of asbestos.
There Is much more danger attendant
upon the big public celebrations than
upon the home trees. because 80 many
more people are involved, and there 10
also the added peril OF a panic. But l
should not advise mothers to neglect TO
take every possible precaution for the
home tree. too"
Miss Perkins added that many lives arc
lost every year and considerable property
is destroyed just because Of carelessness
about Christmas decorations. She thinks
a safe and sane Christmas" Is quite as
possible TO attain and quite as important
as a safe and sane Fourth"
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.lasl the day OF the old-fashioned, can
a.. lighted Christmas tree, whose piney
..o,s were made more pungent by the
hsst Of the little waxen tapers! They
have been declared dangerous by the
committee on Safety and the steady
tom Of electric bulbs is advised 10 re-
o,oce their pickering. enchanting fame.
I'D even Santa Claus must wear non
oor,bustible asbestos whiskers!
DID YOU ever go to Christmas party
rbsre Santa Claus's whiskers did not
cot a6re at least once?" asked Miss
r4ances Perkins, executive secretary OF
cha committee. 81 know a man who was
frlehtfully burned. dishgured for life, by
4ust such a mishap. II he had only worn
asbestos whiskers They look quite as
veafistic as the others. and they are
quite safe.
m course. as Miss Perkins hastened TO
odd II an electric lighted or an unlighted
tree is used. Santa may wear any kind Of
wh,skers ne finds most becoming.
For homes or for small parties where
slActric wiring OF the tree is not prac-
,,cable. Miss Perkins recommends an I'M
lighted tree TO further "a safe and sane
and hreproof Christmas"
The glass icicles, which catch the high
lights from any illumination in the room,
Give the tree q brilliant effect" she said
And then there are candles made up
with tinsel 10 simulate the flame. which
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FUNDS FOR LEGAL AID LOW
Directors of Society Optimistic, How
ever. at Annual Meeting.

Tho Legal Aid Society learned at It's
meeting Yesterday that there remained
in the treasury only 500. The board OF
directors are not discouraged, however.
for they believe the Lord will provide. "
Under the influence Of this sentiment II
was decided to accept q proposition from
tho Bronx House. which institution does
settlement work. 10 establish branch OF
the society IN The Bronx to be open two
nights in the week.
II was reported at the meeting that at
tho coming session OF the Legislature
bill providing for compensation to mar
shals on n salary basis instead OF COM
missions as at present would be intro
duced. Some Of the members expressed
doubts as TO the wisdom OF the proposed
change. Tho society went on record as
being opposed 10 the immigration bill
which has passed the House OF Represen-
tatlves, on the ground that the clause
relating to illteracy would tend to cause
a labor famine In this country.
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News of the Markets

Though some OF the sea food is gettihs
scarce and high. there 10 the consoia'ioN
that other varieties are seasondDie III
the winter months. Weakhsh. Tor III
stance. will be very difficult TO secure =.
except the frozen ones. and the Same 70
true OF bluensh. but red snapper anu
Goldfish tongues have come into the mar
ket to stay for a while. There are places
IN Washington Market where cold storaso
eggs may be bought for rs cents dozen.
but the fresh eggs have gone up to {"
cents There are practically no other
changes in price this week.
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Daily Bill Of Fare
SUNDAY.

EAKFAST.-Stewed prunes with
lemon. dry cereal, cream. poached eggs
on anchovy toast. date gems. coffee.
DINNER. soup. crackers,
boiled tongue, olive sauce. boiled pota-
toes, spinach with egg, frozen fruit GUS
tard, coffee.
SUPPER-Es calloped salmon. olive
sandwiches, cabbage and apple salad.
grape Juice Jelly, waters. cocoa.
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BAZAAR FOR GovERNEssEs'.

The German Home Association. No. 235
East Goth street, will hold bazaar for
the benefit OF tho home. on December IL
q and ., from TO s p. m. The homo
was founded five years ago 70 give Tor
eign teachers and governesses a com
Portable boarding place at moderate rates.
The treasurer IS Mrs. F. c. Sutro. No.
rs East Goth street.
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LAFAYETTE AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN.

LAFAYETTE AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN.
1880 p. NJ
organ pr-luH-: Tho Hov Night. Dudley Buck
Hymn 22f fCOngreRat lOuaD ........ Tune--hriel
Chorus: TIE First Christmas .Gerrit Smith
OTertory Organ: Sunset EItwin II. Jemsre
Hymn l37 CongregatIonan.
Tune-Pegent SQUARE
IN. Holy Night" CTIelllge Nacht'O: Christ
mas cantata FOR soil. quartet and chorus.
with organ accompaniment. Words com
piled ard music composed by John Hyatt
Brewer.
Hymn 900 Comparatively. .Tun--Miles IAne
Organ postlude: Christmas Pa.torale,
Saint Sans
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Ing star ......s....s s''' - 50 - 49,
Baptism OF children
Prayer. with choir response. all,
'''' Mendelssohn
Sermon by the PASTOR.
PRAYER.
Anthem: Behold There Came Wise Men Frey
Hymn and organ $50.
T:3o p. NJ.
Organ: Excerpts from The Messiah
Mr. Carhsrt.
Gloria Patri. y.,.,,
Solo: In the Msnser Cradle .Se'oiingsr
Hymn 1872.
Tenor solo: Comfort Ye.
Mr.. Echelmeier.
Bass solo: For Behold. Darkness shah cover
the Earth
Mr.. lAegen.
Contralto and boy soprano: He shaH Feed h's
Flock. ,,
Miss Wennsr and Master Albert Schneider.
PRAYER, with choir Response.
Soprano solo: Rejoice Greatly.
Miss Morrell.
Hymn POP
Sermon by the pastor.
Contralto solo: He Was Despissd.
Miss Wenner.
HYMN 208
Organ.
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OLD ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING
Stone and cut into halves one and hall
rounds Of raisins (do not chop them)'
wash. pick and dry one-half pound OF cur
rants mince three-fourths Of pound OF
suet cut one-half pound Of candied peel
into thin slices. CRATE three-fourths OF
Mound Of bread crumbs. When prepared
mix all these dry ingredients together ana
roisten the mixture with eight eggs wen
beaten and one wine glassful of BRANDY
Stir well and press the pudding into
huttered mould and tie noured cloth
tightly over it's top. Boil five or six
hours. and when taken from pot hang up
Immediately over a saucer to drain. On
the day II is 10 be eaten plunge II into
boiling water and keep 1t boiling for TWO
hours. Turn out OF mould and serve with
brandy sauce. Before placing 1t on the
table stick a sprig Of holly into the TOP
and pour about wine glassful OF brandy
around the pudding and apply light 10
II az the moment II Is placed on the taoie
This pudding is large enough for at least
eight persons.
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Useful Household Tips

Tb,. d.n,rtrn.nt will paw for household tip'
n found available for It's purpose hoors
Useful Household Tips Department Ne'
York Tribune No. 1854 Nassau street.
CHRISTMAS CAKES.--Use white iclns
on pyramid shaped patty pancakes. Deco
rate with red wintergreen candles whlch
are about the size and shape OF holy
berries then stick very small orancn
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Poultry.
VepetabI

FOR TO-DAY SATURDAY we have re-
ceived new addition OF Exquisite Cnrisi =,
mss Presents in Partisan Art Jewety'r
mounted with the wonderful Slmln D'S
nonds and Perles Electra. the nearest hE
see our unique collection and you cannot faii
70 md the exclusive Paris Novelties wnIcn
VII please your most discriminating fnehe,
usts and refinement JAMME6. AIS 9Th ave-
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happy Morn! ...............--.. .Maunoer
NIolin solo: The Rosary. ........-..... .NeVln
hntnen. BethIenem ........,........bA tett
siolIH soIO. Largo -...s............. nduuei
Anthem: There Were Shepherds .Pnueser
Postluds: Christmas Onertory. ...-... .Ashmali
1880 p. n
Prelude Overture:
Tenor solo
Comfort Ye Ny People
Every Valley.
Bass solo:
Thus Saith the Lord.
But Who May Ablds
Violin solo: Intermszzo from "Cavalleria
Rustlcana" Observation-Disclosures ascaKn!
Contrato solo, Behold. . Virgin Shall Con-
ceive.
Quartet: o. That Telest Good Tidinrsi
organ solo; Pastoral symphony.
Soprano recitative:
There Were Shepherds
And 10, the Angel OF the Lord
And the Angel Said Unto Them
And Suddenly
Quartet: Glory to God IN the Highest
Violin solo: Tho Lost Chord ...... Sullivan
Soprano and alto duet:
Then Shall the Eyes OF the Blind
He Shall Feed His riocts
soprano solo; / Know That My RsdsemeY
Liveth.
Postlude HaleluJah chorus
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ST PAUBs METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
1890 A. NJ.
OTertory on two Christmas hymns. .Guilmant
Anthem: Break Forth Into Joy....... .Prentiss
The First Christmas. ...................Co omps
Sections:
Ger Bethlehem's Plains.
Fear Not, Behold l Bring You Glad Tdlngs.
The stars shine Bright soprano solo).
See You Not Yon Radiant Star (dueO.
Contralto solo Calm on the Listening Ear
OF Night .'io'"NN'.
Onertory: Melody from "Thais" .Massenet
Violin. cello. harp and organ
Anthem: In the Beginning. ............. Wood
Postlude: Hallelujah Chorus. .......... .Handol
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ICE CUPS FOR THE CHRISTMAS
Dinner.-Take square OF ice, force
cup filed with boiling water into the CEN
tire, remove and I'LL the cavity with green
and red stuffed olives. Serve In a glass
dish with green leaves.
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Recipes Tested and
Found Good

All rec,re. appearing in these columns have
been tested 49,, ,h.r
level measurements used unless other
wise stated. - o,,
Thls department will be glad 10 answer any
culinary question submitted by readers ana
address culinary Editor. Nsw-York Tribune
No l54 Nassau street
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PLUM PUDDING sAUCE.-Melt two
ounces OF butter and dissolve in 1t enough
powdered sugar to make II sweet ou' NOT
too much 30. While still warm aou ono
wine glassful Of brandy and one OF ma
teira or sherry. Pour IT over the pud-
ding or serve 1t separately (preferaoiy the
lstter). M L.
Mount Varnon N 7.
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SANDWICHES FOR THE CHRIST
MAS PARTY.-When making sandwiches
for the Christmas party make the biscuits
tall and narrow, remove the centres near
ly to the bottom, leaving a little we'll
Fill this with rich chicken salad and
replace the little brown top. The biscuit
appears TO be whole and is appropriate
for the day Of surprises. G.. p. G.
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This department will not be responsive ,or
manuscript which In not accompanied oy
staurs Tor return Kindly inclose stamps
WIth questions requiring an answer by ietter.
Write on only one side OF the paper ano geo
,bat name and address accompany each item.
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CHICKEN JELLY-Place in large
vessel a raw chicken fowl will answer
with meat and bone well crushed; add
one small onion and a few stalks OF
celery. Cover all with two quarts OF
water and let simmer four or five hours.
or until the liquid is reduced 10 one
quart. Strain first through colander'
then through cheesecloth, add htIe
salt and let simmer again for about hve
minutes. Then strain through cheese
cloth into a mould or bowl, let cool ano
place on ice. Serve on a platter gar
pished with celery. olives, etc. This
makes an excellent addition TO cold meat
or celery salad. A. b' l.
New York City.
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WEST PARK PRESBYTERIAN.
1880 A. NJ.
anthem; Come, Redeemer OF Mankind. West
Gloria IN Excelsis. ............... Schneider
onertory (solo bass: The Manger Cradle
Neidlinger
Choir Hymn: While Shepherds watched.
Bartlett
Postluds: Hallelujah Chorus ......... Handel
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CHRISTMAS CAKE DECORATION
An attractive decoration for a Christmas
cake may be made as follows: Grease
some perfect holly leaves on their under
side with butter, taking care not to use
too great en- amount. Coat this same
under side with Icing and let dry. When
dry the icing will come of perfectly
veined and shaped like leaf. These
leaves can be easily Joined together In
perfect wreath by means Of icing stems.
MRS. NJ. ]. G.
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1870 =. NJ.
Cantsta: Tho Holy Infant.

CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN.
10:45 A. NJ.
Prelude: In modo di marcia German
Mass No. Observation-Disclosures. .Cherubini
Offertory: Melody from ''ThaIs" .Massenet
Postlude: Marchs Celebre. ..s.......... Lachner
p. NJ.
Vespers In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Williams
Anthem: Behold Darkness Shall Cover the
Earth c'The Messiah" .............. Hsndel
Postlude; Funeral March top. 1o0 .Mendelssohn
CHRISTMAS DAY.
First Solemn Vespers December 29, .. m.
Low Masses. $3.50 1880. s:l5 and .. m.
Solemn High Mass, 1913 a. m.
Prelude: Allegro moderate Diminished
symphony ......................' schuoert
Solemn Procession
mass III l.. ~ p'".
Postlude; Coronation Nnrch ... Meyerbeer
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Postal Card Departments
should
possible.

OF real holly with It's berries in the top
and centre Of each cake.
MRS. 6. ". B.
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UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Cor. Of 10Th 81. lone block west rom BwayI.
GEORGE ALEXANDER. d. D., Pastor. Pub.
lie worship tomorrow a. II A. VI. and .
p NJ The Pastor will preach. On Tuesday
evening christmas Eve) In the Church, at
O'Clock the Sunday school will hold its
On ristmas festival, 70 which all are invited.
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MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.

MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
II A. NJ
organ prelude: Andsnte from the American nTo,,.
quartet '''''' c;.,,. Quartet,
Carol-anthem, with soprano solo; the hymn
Of the Angels ................Jo nh 4; "es'
T. Deum in E nat; with bass t solo: We Wsd.x
Rass soio, Cbris,mas Cycle. Peter Cornelius
Anthem. with tenor solo: Behold. the DAYS
Come. sayeth the Lord ......'. "oIa 1ayao
ofertory Cceo soo); serenade ha'ah
Cradle Song OF the Virgin..... .... .Brahms
Anthem, with solos for alto and soprano
While Shepherds Watched Their FloGks
sevenfold Amen .................'.'''.' e'alnsr
organ postlude: 81. AIMS Fusus. Bach
sP. NJ
Organ prelude violin. cello harp and or.
gam: Andante in e nat -. .o'fG Dienei
the Midnight clear. william g Raymond en-,
Trio from the Christmas oratorio; Ny
Soul Doth Magnify the Lord, Saint-ssens
Tenor solo: See Amid the winters song
II. J. Stewart.
Christmas song (unaccompaniedD:
Heavenly Child to Mortals So B,e w.
orertory for violin, cello and organ: The
Soprano solo: Song OF Noel 80. .Adolphe Adam
Anthem. with solos for tenor and bass
King All Glorious. ....,.... Joseph Bainoy
''SA" P0'""1' De ia Tombsns
II A. NJ. (CHRIsTMAs DAD.
organ prelude: Chant Pastoral. .Du Boi'
Carol-onthem: To Us Is Born Emmanuel. ,,o,
NJ PrRetorius "A. ID. loOV
Anthem: Angels. from the Realms OF d1ry.
Respons.: Lord. Have Mercy Upon Us. Eyre
onertory Organ: Pastoral symphony from
contrate so sss' Glory to God in III. Highest
Massenet
Anthem. with solos for soprano and bass:
II Cam. Upon the Midnight clear.
Horatio Parker
organ po.,lud.: Grand choru, in D.. .Gullmsn'
GRACE VI. r. CHURCH.
organ prelude: Allegro Moderate Volckmor
Anthem Noel ,,oi,, N,,,, Adam
Anthem: The First Christmas Morn. Ee"ton
organ postlude, in r fat..............'Fos Foster
$50 p. NJ
Organ prelude: Romance a. K W!.s
colonial Male Quartet
tn. tons Dav closes Arthur sullivan
Anthem; And There were shepherds Rhode
organ pos,lude Marche Trimophaie. .s'iliinah
BROADWAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
7:3o p. M.
Canta.s: bethlehem a Ma n,l,r
Prelude March OF the MsEi ......';, .Du bois
Ofrertory; Evening Bells. $500 'Macla'''"'
Postlude: Chorus OF shepherds
FOURTH PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH
II A. VI.
Organ: ou,...
Pa.,orale ...-.................... .Du CO.'S
Anthem: To Deum. ............'.'. ho'AsS''iAi
Carols: rI.so
silent Might. - -. .,soor
10 How a Rose ......-......f ersoeS' 'tov".
Soprano solo: Noel. - us
organ postlude ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" "'''''''''
p. ".
Organ PagfOrale
CansAfa. "Rsthlshern' ~ u ..lu'i
Alto solo: virgins Luilsby ........--''.''buc BUCK
Christmas carols
Children's choir.
Organ: March. .........''...''''''''' "u''''A''
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MUSIC IN THE CHURCHES

CHURCH OF THE TRANSFORMATIONS.
1890 A. NJ.
Professional t5D: Hark, tho Herald Angels
Sing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Mehutlssoi,,n
Te Deum In ...................''.. - 49,
Introit 49, Adeste Fideles ..... John Reading
EuchaTistlc Office In Is fat. ............. Mozart
once Hymn C6O: Angels from the Realms
Sermon by Dr. Houghton. $500
Onertorlum: There Were shepherds ADD
ing I'm the Field ...............: vincent
Eucharistic Hymn $40: Thou Didst Leave
Thy Throne.
Post Communion: salutaris Hostia. .Gounod
ReCesslonal 800: One In Royal Davids
City OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Gauntlet
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION.
CHRISTMAS DAY. II A. 81.
Jubilate Dec ...................'.'' Scot
Anthem: Like Silver Lamps ........... :Bsrnby
Sanctus Observation-Disclosures. ...N. ii. Alien
ST. JAMES CHURCH.
CHRISTMAS DAY. II A. ~
TIE Deum and Benedictus. In D.
DIT Hamilton Robinson
Communion Service in D..........F. l. Moir
Kyrie. Gloria Tibi, Credo. sanctus. Gloria In
Excesis. -,
Absorption ................. W. ~ f1eii
Anthem: o Jerusalem, Look About Thee:
John +. West
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Central PRESBYTERIAN Church

WEST 57TH ST. NEAR BROADWAY.
Rev. WILTON MERLE-sMITH. ID. D., Pastor.
breaches at il A NJ and p NJ.
Evening subject: THE CHILD AS VICTOR"
Gas a. M.-Young Mems Bible Study Club.
p. M.-Sabbath School,
Devotional Service "wednesday at p. NJ
ALL WELCOME.
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REFORMED.

THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
I'd Ave and 7th 81.
Rev. JOHN c. FAGG ID. D., Minister.
will preach NJ IL A. NJ. and p. ".
Service on Christmas Day at 1920 A. =.
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ST. CbcinaS'S Church


DR. ELAITERY, Rector, ); IT lHectorJ.
(Rev Mr.. Clash 8 (Rector).
Christmas-day. Holy Communion. 8 ana t01
Holy Communion and Sermon (Rector). III
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nropn PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

BpproRp PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
7:30 p. NJ
J.,u, Iov.r O, My Soul. and several other
favorlto numbers.
The regular double quartet OF This church
will render In the evening, anthem, beneatn
the Stars on Bethlehems Plain tSpence) ana
in tho morning will render: Anthem, Arise
Shine. 70, Thy Light IL Come %. O. Maken:
anthem. There Were shepherds (Ch. Vinceno;
soprano solo, o Holy Night adam.
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THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST.
NIEHOVAS

9Th Ave. and 4Sth St.
Rev. MALCOLM JAMES MACLEOD, MintstsHs
will preach at II A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Quartette accompanied by Harp and ViolinS
Service on Christmas Day az IL A. NJ.
The Rev Mr. Macleod will preach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-21

Weet End Ave. and nth 81. =
Rev. HENRY EVERTSON COBB. ID. D., Mn
.ster. will preach at IL A. N
Rev. THOMAS MCBRIDE NICHOLS az
$3.50 p ".
At 1870 p. NJ. Special Christmas Music,
Choir assisted at morning service by MID
Alexander Saslavsky, Viollniss. and at Aftsrl
noon Service by Mrs. Annie Louise Davidtj
Narpist Services on Christmas Day at II
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Evening Service. Sunday School Festival.
REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM.
Lenox ave. and 1880 st.
Rev. EDGAR TILTON. Jr., ID. D., Minister.
will preach at II a. m. and D. m.
Christmas Sermons and Music.
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NEW THOUGHT.
NEW THOUGHT CHURCH

New Aeolian Hall. 30 w. 43rd St.
Sunday, II A. NJ, +. W Sears Speaker.
Subject: Except a Man Be Born Again
Free seats. Music You are welcome
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CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST.
Fifth Ave, above fJth 81.
Rev. HERBERT SHIPMAN. Rector.
Services. ) and II A. NJ. p ".

Services. and II a. NJ; i p. NJ.
ST MATTHEW'S CHURCH. saith st, near
Central Park West; Rev. ARTHUR n,
JUDGE Rector Sunday Services, <. IL ana
S. Christmas Day. I. and II 4. NJ.
ST. STEPHENS, 122-12s West 89th 81
Rev. NATHAN A. SEAGLE, D. D., Rectos-
SerYIcea y II A NJ. 4 z. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-21
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH

CALVARY BNI J 10 7 VI NIF'I'I
II A. II.
choir Professional As with Gladness
Men OF Old. ....-.....-... '''' N oci.o,
Joy 10 the World. the Lord Is come. 'Hanae,
Ana the Glory OF the Lord t"Messlah'D Handel
c,iar,a po,J ........... .Creat Orer
,,tat.. ~ ga Ia king ........... Adams
Hark, the Herald Angels sing .Nenoelssohh
Solo: The Christmas Message C. Judson
Bushuell '0"'N'
Ascription: Halleluiah. the Lord God
organ Postlude: Toccata IN D minor Bach