Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-25

Church this morning at o'clS~k the
following program was carried out:
Professional hymn, Adeste Fideles (tra-
dltionaD; o Holy Night; See. Amid the
Winters Snow; Dear Little One, How
Sweet Thou Art; Angels We Have Heard
Super Nos; Kyrie. Gloria, Mass of st.
John the Baptist Rev. Turner, Q. S. B.;
Graduate, Benedictus Out VENT In
Nomine Domini; Credo. Turner offer
rae; offertorium. Motel. Adeste Ffdeles
(Novello's arrangement for solo and
chorus; Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus
Del, Turner. Communion, Exulta Fila
hymn, Angels We Have Heard On High
(traditional.
Holy Trinity.
A solemn high mass was sung at II
o'clock last night by the vested choir of
Holy Trinity Church, under the direc-
ton of Ernest ]. Benin, organist and
choirmaster. with the pastor. Rev. Ed
ward NJ Corbett as celebrant. and
another solemn high mass was celebrat-
ed at IL o'clock this morning The fol-
lowing program was given.
Professional hymn, Praise Ye the
Father, Gounod mass of ]. N. BaftholO-
NEW in e fiat, arranged by Hanna;
offertory, arrangement of Adeste Fidelis,
by Novello; solos, by j. E. Cook. Luke
Mattare, Spencer Wise, Philip King. Mr..
Curtin, w. Darlington and II. Duvall.
The IL o'clock mass was a missa can
tata, after which the solemn benediction
was sung.
Immaculate Conception.
Two elaborate musical services were
held at the Immaculate Conception
Church. At the first. beginning at $50
O'Clock, the program was as follows:
Adeste Fideles; mass in d. Henry
Wheaton Howard; offertory, AID Regem
Pastorem, Gounod; after mass. Silent
Night and Songs of Ages. The musical
program for the solemn high mass at
10 O'Clock was as follows: Mass in d,
Henry Wheaton Howard; offertory, Ad
Regem Pastorem, Gounod: benediction;
o Salutaris, Roache; Tantum Ergo,
Rosewig; Adeste Fideles. Henry Wheaton
Howard, organlst and choirmaSter, had
charge of the music.
The following regular boy choir of the
church took part Louis CavaIiero,
George Glorious, James Stewart, Walter
Stewart, Frank Sheehan, Leroy Gaghan,
Law Campbell, Michael Dominick, Leroy
Bowles, Tony Cavaliero, Bernard Glorious.
Fred Maloney, William Mccarthy,
Thomas Cannon, James Mcdonnell, John
Bowles. Bennett Cuttings, Joseph Enright,
Edward Smithers, Joseph Ryan, James
Mccarthy, William Horstkamp, Thomas
Ryder, Richard Mcmahon, John Thomas,
William kinZie, Joseph Cannon, Joseph
Mccarthy, Edward o Brien, Law FitZger-
aid. Charles Stewart, Charles Susan, Jo-
seph McAnally and William Ryan.
Holy Name.
The choirs of the Holy Name Church,
under the direction of Miss Anna Doyle,
sang special music at all the services
today.
AT the high mass beginning at Il o'clock
last night, the senior choir of mixed,
voices, accompanied by Mrs. Charles
Hughes, sang Marcos First Mass in G,
with Adeste Fidelis at the offertory. Pre-
ceding the service, Exulta Sion, Ham
merel, was sung by the choir and Miss
Colliere sang Noel at the close of the
service. Members of the senior choir are
Misses NJ. Colliere, NJ. Myers. C. knocke,
n. Keys, n. Ryan and MessrS. Duncan,
Irving, Berries, Cunningham, Handiboe,
Spates, Grant and Howell. The junior
choir, with Miss Marie r. Melting at the
organ, sang at the 1880 o'clock mass, as
follows: With Glory Lit Dielman), Miss
Marie Woolnough; Oh, Lowly Town (Gie-
beD. Misses Helen McLane and Mar
guerite Burns, offertory. Adeste Fidelis;
Blessed Bells of Christmastide (GabrieD,
chorus; communion hymn. Miss Rose
Clark and William Wilding. During the
benediotion of the blessed sacrament,
which followed the mass, o Salutaris was
sung by the full choir, and the Tantum
ERGO, duet and chorus, by Miss Marie
Wooinough and Harry O'Meara. Among
the members of the junior choir are
Misses NJ. WoolnOugh, II. McLane, NJ.
Burns. K. Clark, M. Strudley. E. Strudley,
erone, M. Leverone, H. Heaiy, L. Healy
and Messrs w. Wilding, B. Carlin, p
Leverone. H. O'Meara. T. Carroll d. Glib
son, w. Gibson and p. Moore.
st. Martins.
At st. Martins Church solemn high
mass was celebrated at o'clock this
morning, the choir being assisted by
John Fersinger's orchestra. Miss Mar
garet NJ. Muller was the organist Fol-
lowing was the program sung: Adeste
Ffdelis. Novello; kyrie, Leprevost; Clio
ria, Leprevost; CTedo, Leprevost; Offer
tory, Mira Nox, arranged by Bieder-
mann; Sanctus, Gounod; Agnus Dee, Lep-
reyost. The soloists We're: AIRS. Dorothy
Riker Dunn, soprano; Miss NJ. A. King,
contralto; Leo Stiefel, tenor, and A. Muir
ray, basSo.
st. Matthew's.
Three sets of three masses each were
held today at St Matthews Church. The
first set began ut midnight the second
set at 6 o'clock this morning and the
third at O'Clock this morning High
masses were also celebrated at 10 o'clock
and IL O'Clock this morning, and yesper
services were held this afternoon. Wal
ton Joyce was chormaster.
st. Teresa's.
AT st. Teresa's Church, Anacostia, mass
was celebrated at o'clock this morn ne
by Rev. C. NJ Bart. The choir under
the direction of Miss Addie Wathen, with
Miss Mabel Brauman at the organ, was
assisted by j. Taylor Branson. violinist,
sang With Glory Lit the Midnight Air
before mass. Nowakowski's entire mass
was sung. and at the offertory Novelties
arrangement of the Adeste Fidelis was
rendered by a quartet and chorus. The
quartet consisted of Misses Bernice
Knott. Addie Wathery and Messrs j.
Taylor Branson and George Ferguson
Gounod's Nazareth was used as a recess
sional.
st. AIMS.
High mass was celebrated at St AIMS
Church this morning. and there was
midnight mass at the Chapel of the
Blessed Sacrament, Chevy Chase Circle
At both churches arrangements were