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Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-23

Proud before her sister ships she sails Out far the deep. all stately sublime What Of what doubing eyes7 sOuty held baClNest skies She has fought the pillows When her sister ships ted tattered sails The old ship. bold ship sailing on! Straight she goes and great she her sister ships
 trailing on-
 Riding out the bitter all steady stanch and straight The old ship. the bold the good Other ships walovvine Staggering and waverirs against the winds they Other ships Crafily of warning fleets Proud before sister sails with srainig sheets Out ofcourse and with pointing She tossed aside the bearlest winds that blew The Full each rib Honest thread of her. Ready the all cornely and sedate The old bold the good ship of state! Sail Tnahel Let them their isperigs of wonder vahel We full well strength that lurCh along
 
 Know the shiver and the shock, Racing your royal hidden reef rochl ship. ship sailing Great goes. sister ships
 trailing
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-21
SAYS SHE'D RATHER BE
A BRIDE THAN SENIOR

AUGUSTA, Me-, Dec. when
Gertrude w. Holmes put her foot down
in a certain beautiful home I'm Silver.
St. Waterville, few DAYS ago. and
said she didn't care SO very much
about being a college graduate. and
that she would be married, the gov.
ernor-elect lost no time wondering
where she gets that from" The gov.
enor-elect is himself we'll known as a
gentleman OF determination who. once
he is 'sot' on anything. has to have
his way
And SO Miss Haines, a member OF
the class of 1913 at Colby. was led
10 the altar last Wednesday by Joseph
Lawrence Clarke. OF Portland
Papa Haines, when the question
first came TO him seriously, said he
thought a young lady who had gone
to college for three years ought 10 be
graduated with her class.
Miss Gertrude was determined. how.
ever. and, after the fashion OF most
fathers with most daughters, the gov.
ernorelect capItulated AMP the wed.
ding was announced.
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SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Boris l.. Ganapol will give lecture
recital in Ganapol hall. Jan. 10
The Jolly Trio's first dancing party
Sas given. Thursday evening, in Pris.
matte hall.
The Grays, popular west side
organization. will give a dancing
party. Wednesday, Jan. 10.
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A Christmas tree and entertainment
will be given, in the parlors OF the
North Woodward Methodist church,
Friday evening. Dec. y.
Children OF the Burns-aye. Meth
odist church Sunday school viii give
a program OF Christmas music, IN the
church FRIDAY evening, Dec. y, at 5
O'Clock
A number of the younger pupils
from Miss May E. Porter's piano class
gave a musicale, in the studio. Satur-
day morning. 4 feature of the pro-
gram was The Chase" uussekl.
played by little Edward Hubert.
The Y. W. c. A. building will be
kept open all day, Jan. l, and music
and refreshments will add TO the
many agreeable features always TO be
found within the hospitable doors OF
the association.
Mrs. II Maxwell Grylls entertained
alIaahar-a.E -IetlE4ss- feeepfc- Saturday
afternoon, for her SONS, Hi nphrey
and Gervais. and their guest Cecil
Charlton, of Marquette.
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The January graduating class OF the
Columbia school has chosen the fol.
lowing officers: President, Edward
Frischke; vice-president. Viva Lloyd:
secretary, Ruth Gillow; treasurer.
Milton Crane.
In the absence OF Director A. n.
Griffith. who will spend the Christmas
holidays, in New York, DR. y. j.
Corey will give the regular lecture.
: Sunday afternoon, in the Museum OF
Art DIT. Corey will take the audience
on n climbing expedition up Longs
. Peak, which he accomplished last
summer. Beautiful slides Will Illus
trate the talk.
A new composition. Hail TO the
New York King" by Edward O'Con-
nor OF Detroit. will be sung by Harold
Jarvis, in the First Presbyterian
church. Sunday. The same compost
tion, arranged for quartet and full
chorus. will be sung in the Christmas
day service in ST. Vincent de Pauls
church, of which Mr.. O'Connor' is or.
ganist and director.
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An organization that Is rapidly max
ing name for itself in musical circles
in Detroit and the surrounding terri
tory Is the I.axery mandolin orchestra,
under the direction Of Mrs Marguer-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-21

FISHKILL. n. Y. Dec. lit was
two hours after dark and showing
when the suffragist army that il on
It's way To Albany To deliver mes
sage TO Gov Sulzer marched into this
city Winding roads stretched 10 re-
puted miles into %. and the four
survivors OF the band of "a women.
which started from New York on
Monday, limped In here. scarcely able
TO drag their feet another step.
IT, was the first day OF actual hard
shin which the marchers have exper-
fenced. an up and down HIN journey
over muddy roads In rain and snow,
The last six miles were made In pitch
darkness. ankle deep IN mud and in
the face of bitter Northeastern. The
footsore, weary women refused offers
OF lift" from two passing automo-
biles. for they have vowed 10 travel
the entire distance 10 Albany afoot.
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The signifcance OF Christmas wi!
be related In song and scripture, SUI
Iay. IN the churches. OF Detroit. choir
directors. singers, and pastors, unit
ing An the EFFORT TO make the services
reverentlv beautiful. While In the
Protestant church the Christmas mu'
sic will be giten Sunday morning anu
evening. the Roman Catholic ehurcnes
will not present the specially arranged
Christmas programs until mldhleh'
mass, Christmas eve, and high mass,
Christmas morning. The Episcopai
churches, also, will give the speciai
music, Christmas day.
Churches have been beautifully dec
Grated with holly and flowers, christ
mas greens and southern smilax. anu
will present attractive and appropii-
ate pictures OF the Christmas season
The following are among the
churches OF all denominations TO give
special musical programs:
CONGREGATIONAL.
First-Sunday morning at 10: 80
o'clock. Largo" (Handen; orchestra
and organ; THUS Spake the Seraph
fpeace). anthem: Christ, the New
Born King" J. Truman WalcotO. SOLO
by Mr.. Fraser; Arise, shine For Thy
light Is Come" (WolcotD, anthem
dedicated to Robert Henkel; offer
tory Nazareth" (Gounod). solo by
Mr. Bartels: part OF cantata "Bethle-
hem BY full choir. organ and orches-
ira. including 20. Softly, Let Us
Tread; sleep. Little Son But Can
II Be9" Here We Offer and Present.
.cofne To the Manger," Highways
and Byways,v 'Hallelujah Amen;
postlnde March (Mendelssohn) Even.
ing: Cantata Bethlehem organ and
string orchestra accompaniment. The
choir OF so voices and quartet: MISS
Edith de Muth, soprano; Mrs. Estelle
Neuhoff contralto: Fred l.. Fraser
tenor, and william r. Bartels, bari
tone. will be assisted by William Graz
ing King. violinist, and the following
string orchestra: II. y. McMullen,
violin: w. II. Murphy. viola; Henry
Andres, cello: Herbert Z. Richards,
double bass; Robert Henkel.--tnte'
r A. Tirney, comet.
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mant), Holy Night" (Buck): process
sional, choir. children and congrega.
ton; anthem The Birthday OF a
King" (Neidlinger|i anthem "Bethle-
hem" (BartletiD. Christmas Carols,
choir and children; occasional. choir,
hildren and congregation: organ post.
ude Allegro Maestrso" (Reindeggerl
West Grand-blvd- Sunday evening.
at 1880 o'clock. The Life OF Christ
In song and story: Prelude. "Sei Mir
Gegrussett' (SchubertLiszt) process
sional hymn No l25: 1T Came Upon
the Midnight Clear" CNevin) The
Angels Song (Ashford) Cradle
Song OF the Blessed Virgin" (BarS
by; The Night Song OF Bethlehem
(Buck); offertory. Prelude" Chop
i'm: The Prince OF Peace" (Marks)
choir and congregation. HYMN Ne. l07
Calm on the sea OF Gallee" (Marks) /:
Nailed to The Cross" (Bartlett) /:
"Hallelujah. Christ is Risen" (Sim-
per-; recessional hymn No, III
Chorus choir OF 20 voices under
Johann F. Mayer, organist and al.
rector.
Mary Palmer Memorial-Sunday
morning. al 10 O'Clock Anthem,
Sing, o Heavens CTonrs); The
Birthday of the King" (NeidlingerJ /;
soprano solo, Glory To God in the
Highest Cooke. Miss Pauline
Freund: Christmas address. the Rev.
G. w. Olmstead Evening: Organ,
"Andantino, lie Mare; anthem,
Shout the Glad Tidings," (Wooler) I;
Christmas carol; invocation; The
Star OF Peace" (Parkerl, BY the
chorus choir: Scripture reading; solo,
The Birthday OF the King" tWil
sem, Clarence J. Pugh: offertory
Prayer and Cradle Song" (Guil-
mant; He Shall Feed His Flock.
tHandeD, Misses Seeley; Christmas
reading. Miss Viola Mervin solo. TO
Victory" (Neidlinger). George Robb
address, the Rev. G.. w Olmstead
trio, All Praise. TO Thee" (Lesliel
Miss Rreund, Miss Miriam Seeley and
Mr.. Robb; Sing o Heavens" (Maun.
derl, by the chorus choir; silent
Night; postlude, Grand Choeur.
(Faulkes)
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door. will be sent 10 the Florence Crit.
lcnton home.
The engagement is announced or
Miss Florence Mercer. daughter OF
Mrs Harry Mercer, 10 Herbert
Patriarche. of Boston, son OF Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Patriarche, OF Detroit
Dr. Alice VI. DeForest viii sail Sat
urday. Dec IS, FOR trip to Cuba and
South America. returning by way OF
San Francisco
Golden Rule lodge, Star OF Bethle
hem. will give a New Years eve dane
ing party, Tuesday evening, Dec. 81
in Bamlet hall This lodge gave
Christmas gift OF money To the Van
Leuyen. Browne HospitalSchool for
Chippled children North Star lodge
will give a Christmas party Monday
evening, Dec %. in American Eagle
temple.
The marriage OF Miss Naomi Burns,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs O. y, Burns.
No. 1905 r. .wenty-fourth-st.. 10 j. y.
Reading, was celebrated, Friday even.
ing, in the home OF the brides par
ents. The ceremony vas performed
by the Rev. j. -. jeffrey. OF Scoyel
Memorial church. Miss Sadie Read
ing was maid OF honor. and Earl Burns
was best man.
Charles Wakefield Cadman. the
American composerpianist, will COME
10 Detroit 10 give lecture-recital OF
some OF his own Indian songs. Wed.
nesday evening. Jan. 5, under the all
spices OF the Tuesday Musicale, in the
Church OF Our Father Miss Harriet
MARBLE, soprano. Of New York, Will
interpret MIR Cadman.s- snngs--Xlth-
the composer at The piano.
o.
The annual Christmas party for the
children OF members Of Harmonic So
ciety will be held in Harmonic hall,
Thursday afternoon, Dec. 20, at
o'clock, There will be a tree loaded
with gifts, games and dancing and
supper. at 3 o'clock. New Years eve
there will be a dramatic entertain.
ment and dance for members and
their families.
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tie B Layery. A musician Of skill
and finish herself. Mrs. I.avery has de-
veloped the work Of those under her
10 high degree Of efficiency. The
orchestra is composed of about 30
members. including several soloists OF
ability. and it frequently appears In
concert work.
o.
To SAINTS Claus Land with tie
Dream Man., Christmas cantata
and tableaux, will be presented, Mon
day evening. Dec. %, in the Wood
" ard-ave. Presbyterian church. by loo
young people OF the church. The ad-
mission will be a potato. for men and
boys and an apple. for girls and Won
en-, and the toll thus taken AZ the
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S||iSI:||;S||(
no,Ing Christma. Candy.


There are so many effective ways 10
IzLIuls- candy. It's hard TO
single any special one out
There are beautiful oblong boxes,
lust right for layer of bonbons or
chocolates, lined with padded SILK.
There are basket boxes made or
fancy straw with "A tiny handle on TOD
to which there may be tied pretty
box OF ribbon.
There are inexpensive holly boxes
which may be purchased for "a song
and in which the home made goodies
look too good 10 keep"
An ordinary candy box may be made
to look quite rich by FASTING the pie
tirre-head OF a pretty girl on the lid.
Wrap the box In Christmas paper and
tie IL with silver string. II VIII look
Just as pretty as II real money had
been spent on it.
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UNITARIAN

First-Sunday morning, at 1880
o'clock. Organ prelude. The Man.
ger" tGuilmant), anthem, "Sanctus,
.tGounodl. anthem. There Were
Shepherds. tHaesche); solo, Adore
and BE Still" (Gounod) cello solo,
Aria" (RegerD o Little Town OF
Bethlehem" (Redyer) organ ofer-
tory. Noel (Balfour Gardiner )
postlude Christmas March tMerkeD.
Choir: Mrs. Bessie Booth Dodge, Sc
prano, Mrs. Walter Fox, alto; Lynn
Hobart, tenor; DR.. Earl {. BarkieS,
bass; Richard T. Hail. 'cellist, ana
Murray G.. Paterson, organist.
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Tutti Fruit Bars.

Boil two cupfuls OF graduated sugar
and one-fourth cupful or milk until
IL forms a ball In water and add the
stiff whites OF two eggs after remov-
ing from the fire Then add mixture
OF chopped figs. chopped dates, candied
cherries. nut meats, candied pineapple
and cltron and raislns Beat until
creamy and pour into a CREASED mold.
place under weight for twelve hours,
then cut into bars and dust with pow
dered sugar.
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PRESBYTERIAN

Immanuel-Sunday mocS,ng, at
10:45: White gift servica oy Mrs.
Phoebe Curtiss. in which CO isegation
and Sunday school will joii Evening
at 1880 o'clock: Musical program by
chorus choir. under direction OF w.
Marshall. Williams.
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tenor. and W. F1tzgibbon. basso;
Adeste Fidelis at the elevation by
double quartet During the mass.
"Cantique Noel" by ID, Alard will be
played by six yiolinists, Misses Dor
othy Kemp Sadye jacobson and Hell
en- Whalen. and ETIe Rotherick, eco.
Weadock. and Edward Stroh
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Martha Holmes MISUNDERSTANDING
evening. at 1880 o'clock. the choir.
under the direction of La Verne n.
Brown, and assisted by Miss Kathleen
Lovett, violinist, will sing Giebel's
The Nativity"
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AGED Farmer would Learn.

CHEsw OLD. Del. Dec . -Hobbling
over muddy roads for six miles with
the cid II = cane. willard Lynch. 20
years old. % TuCkahoo Md. came 90
hear Lectures from the special farm
crst educational train on the Peninsu-
La ana aftCrward proclaimed he i'm
ieluf.d to- 20 back tn the farm and
show young farmers hdyN rs grow crops
according TO the advice given by the
lecturers
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Night. The chc.- Mrs. Ernestine
Sterling Cudmore. soprano and direc'
tor. Miss Sara Schellbers, Contrato'
Milton y Bertoli baritone; William
Waite. tenor; Mrs Chase Sanders
pianist Master Alfred Cudlip. boy
soprano. and Raymond Duiitz. violin
list. will assist
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Cream Peppermint candy.

Use three cupfuls OF granulhted
sugar and three fourths OF cupful Of
cold water Put both over the fire AMI
boil without stirring until IL VIII form
ball Svhen dropped Into cold wafer
Add a fourth or a teaspoonful Of
cream OF tartar and then remove the
mixture from the fire. Let IL stand
about five minutes before adding about
eight drops OF oil OF pepperp,nt Bedt
.untu a smooth cream u forHsed. Sup
.pusing IL were-to- become hard ada Z.
little hot water Mold into balls ana
Law on waved paper TO harden.
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CROSSE PoINTE EVANGELICAL.

Crosse Pointe Evangelical Protest
ant--Sunday morning: The Holy
Night cantata by Brewer. Quartet
choir. Mrs. t. o. Leonard, soprano;
Miss Marie Won Essen, contralto; F.
Campbell, tenor, and Joseph Butter,
basso
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uNIveRsALIsT.

Church OF OUR Father--Sunday
evening. al $50 O'Clock Anthem,
'Hark the Glad. sounds ttoster);
duet There Were shepherds. (Fos-
teri. tenor solo, Nazareth, IG0u.
nod anthem. Now the Day Is over,
Marks Choir: Marshall Pease,
tenor and director; Miss May Flower,
soprano: Mrs. Marshall Pease, cor
tralto: William lcrchen, basso; Mrs
Mary n. Christie, oTganist
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Penotchie.

Three cupfuls OF brown sugar Qignt
color preferred) and cupful OF milk
are the chief necessaries for this popu-
lar candy. Boil them together until a
little dropped In water makes sol
arm b1n in the fingers. Before TAX
ing from the fire add "a teaspoontul or
butter and afterwards navor with
teaspoonful or vanilla. Next stir IN
about cupful OF any sort nuts
broken -fnte-smaif~ pieces. Turn the
mixture out on shallow pan which
* well butteTed and mark into de-
sired shapes
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With the Minister'S

In the Saturday game OF the Detro
Whist club, the following scores were
made:
NORTH AND SOUTH.
Mrs. NJ r. Bennett and II. ID. Marks.
Frank Eaton and r. II. Richards. ~.
Mrs. j. W. Steiner and Mrs, s. \.
Commons. -
Mrs. \. r. sage and Mrs p <.
Mr., Mrs. f " Bright and Mrs. F. }
EAST AND WEST.
Mrs. and g -. clark, -
Mrs. { +. Bielman and e. w. Rogers.
Mrs. A. c stenwagen and F. f. w
J W Bradley and Thomas watson,
Mrs. W b Battele and Mrs, c. Ba-
Zaine, Il
In the mems handicap game, Detroit
Whist club, Monday evening. the fol-
lowing scores were made
NORTH AND SOUTH
n. n simmons and =. r. Slick, -
ID. T. Marley and Thomas watson,
+21s
| 5. Crawford and +. O. Bates. -
II r. Boehm and r. L. Balkwill. %
Frank Osborne and c. Mcmillan, 3
j.. r. Blackmore ana Carl Stell-
wagon. -517
EAST AND WEST.
w u. Ellsworth and w r. Battelle,
Frank Eaton and c. W. Rogers. g
a Stellwagen and + T.. W,
II r. Richards and c. +. Bielman.
average.
$, Fox and D. h. stewart. -.
lanes f. Koran and r. J. Memo. -.
1. > Pratt and \ a. Moore. 5
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METHODIST

Grand River-ave-Sunday morning,
Christmas music. by chorus choir un-
der direction of Miss Jennie Stod-
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Chocolate Creams.

Add a teaspoonful or sugar 10 the
white OF an egg and heat till the egg
10 light Then add teaspoonful OF
yariiiaa and enough Confectioner's
sTyar To- make a mixture which can
81 rolled into balls Beat the whole
until IL Is very smoC a.. Make into
halls about the size OF marble.
SrrSad Them In y pan TO get stin and
men cover with y chocolate coating.
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. John s-Christmas morning at
10 o'clock: TIE Deum in b Nat, tStar'
ford); Jubilate III A, CHadieyl In.
troit: anthem, The Holy Night
ADAM Nlceue Greed, tGregorlan) :
.ffsrtory. anthem, "Hallelujah Chor-
SIS" CHandeD; Sanctus, (Gounod)
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Preston-Sunday morning at 1890
o'clock: Anthem The People That
Walk in Darkness" 81. Lincoln Hall);
solo by Mrs. Matte Brown The
Birthday of the King CIV. II. Neid-
lingerl. Sunday school concert at
800 o'clock. Evening. Cantata
Bethlehem" Q. n. Maunderl. Choir:
Joseph c. Goss, Edwin Baggott, Miss
Elizabeth Keyser, Miss Irene Sullwold,
Mrs. E. L. Holmes, organist and direc-
tor, Guy Fllkins.
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Central-Sunday morning, chorus
choir OF rs voices and double quartet,
under direction OF Francis l.. York,
will give Christmas MUSICAL program.
Evening: Christmas carols and can.
tata, The Holy Child"
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Bethany-Sunday morning at 1920
o'clock: Anthem There Were Shep-
herds" (Marks): solo Christmas
Morn" (Gade); Arise! Shine. Thy
Light Is Come" (Saint-Saens) Eve
ming: 20 Come All Ye Faithful
(Novillo): cantata The Birth OF
Christ" (Field). Minnie 5. Well
choir director
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while quart OF maple sugar mixed
Win N Gun 81 water 3 slowly. cooking
on a slow fire butter shallow tin
and cover the bottom with any sort OF
49, rncats The sugar and water should
cooL tui the usual test Is made IN
water when the mixture is cooked
pour IL over the nut -meats Before y
iardens mark il Into squares.
Malaga grapes seeded carefully and
rolled In .untlaS ored fondant are very
nice. az are also candied pineapple and
candied cherriei.
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Burns-ave.-Sunday evening, at
e:3O o'clock: re Deum." in B fiat
(Baumbach); Gloria in Excelsis
DUDLEY Buck; calm on the Listen
ing Air of Night" (MarstoD God OF
Israel" (Rossini); The Kingdom Be
You'd Brown: Dawn OF Hope
Clergyman. Quartet choir by Mrs. b.
Il. Allies. director
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Misunderstanding morning: An.
them, Break Forth Into JOY so.
prano solo. "Hosanna" Evening: An
them, Calm On the Listening Ear OF
Night: baritone solo, Nazareth; -
anthems. Behold. ! Bring You Good
Tidings,' He Shall Reign Forever.
'fhe choir Miss Ella McDoogali, so
prano: John Kelley. baritone Miss
Georgia Barton, organist, and Walter
n. Rumsey, director
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Church OF the MeSslan-ln tue :"
O'Clock. service Christmas the choir
OF boys and men will sing, in addition
to Christmas hymns and the, usua!
music of the ritual, the anthem, "Glor!
10 Ged," by Lee; Sanctus, BY Gounod
and Agnus Del, by Woodward. AT 10
o'clock, there will be morning prayer
and holy communion with music by
the mixed choir: TIE Deum in b fiat.
tThomas); There Were shepherds,
tBuck); Sanctus in A. tStalner)
Christmas hymns The organist and
cho!rmaster, j. Henry Smith, will play
Christmas organ numbers. e'
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Central-Sunday morning at 1890
o'clock: Chorus. "Hark What Near
Those Holy Voices" (Neldlinger) :;
quartet In the Beginning Was the
Word" CThorne); soprano solo THE
Prince OF Peace" (Hanscomb) Eve
ming at o'clock Chorus, Arise;
Shine For Thy Light Is Come lei
veyD: quartet THE Birthday OF "A
King (Neidlingerl;. chorus Blessed
Is He" parker Mrs. Donald Nc
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Professionally morning, al 1920
O'Clock: Anthems, Shepherds Vision
(Parker). violin obligato by Raymond
Dulitz: Revere" (Vieuxtempsl, Ray
mond Dulitz: duet for tenor and alto.
THE Angel of Light (Coombs).
Evening. at 1880 o'clock: Now cantata
THE Christ Child" (Hawleyl given
for the first time in Detroit. The
choir Mrs Meta GoebeI Owen, so
prano; Mrs. Ralph H. Trix. contralto;
William Gavin. tenor; G. NJ. Clohecy.
basso; y. J. Corey, organlst and direc.
tor
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From the Life of Christ
14--BRINGING THE SICK TO JESUS

] & s ;.ss " took % 1870 @ The elaborate
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Cass-ave.--Sunday morning the
choir will sing The Vigil of the SheD-
herds" by Lansing and Arthur G.
Davey. tenor. will sing for the offer.
DRY Noel by Adam. In the evening.
the sacred cantata The Holy Night,
by John Hyatt Brewer win be given
by the quartet of the church consist.
ing Of Mrs. T. II. Irwin. soprano; Mrs.
Arthur Griffin. alto; Arthur c. Davey,
tenor: Roy Narcotic, bass; Mrs.
Maury ID. Bentley, organist and direc-
tor. assisted by Mrs. Theodore
Leonard. soprano; Mrs. Walter Fox.
alto: Floyd A. Campbell. tenor and
Or Earl Barley, bass.
North woodward--Sunday morning
al Il. 80 o'clock: Organ prelude Pas.
ionie- (Guilmant): anthem Star OF
ne orient" (Shelley) soprano solo
'DeihIehems (Coombst;/ violin solo
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