Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-22

take place for the first time in this
diocese
There will be a procession in honor
OF the Infant Jesus.
Headed by a crossbearer. two acoy-
lilies and the singing of Adeste FL
de.eS by James t.. Lundy and Joseph
Fl. A. McTague, assisted by chancel
choir of thirty-eight voices, they will
march to the rear of the church,
where they will be met by Rev.
Samuel L. Hedges, pastor, and the
celebrants of the mass. Father
Hedges will bear the Infant Child to
the crib, Immediately after which
Rev. Peter Freida will be the cele-
brant of a solemn high mass, as
sisted by the Rev. Mr. Havey, of
Seton Hall, who will be the deacon,
and Rev. Father James, o. S. b.,
who will be sub-deacon. Frederick
G. Hoffman will be the master of
ceremonies. The sermon will be
preached by Father Hedges.
The eelebrant of the mass will
wear the new vestments which Father
Hedges recently purchased while in
Europe.
The music of the mass, under the
direction of Professor Eugene Rahm
will be: Overture, Bach; "Our Lady
of Loretta" II. Mentzel; Veni Gre
ator Willard; Adeste Fideles, No
vello
-Four other masses will be cele-
brated, at o'clock, 3 o'clock, 8 o'clock
and 10 o'clock, the last mass being a
high mass, when the Adeste Fideles
responses and Gregorian chant will
be sung by the chancel choir.
The music of the mass will be:
Third Mass. w A. Leonard; &c
SaIutaris," j. Wfegand; Tantun
Ergo, J. Wiegand Grand March
Goodwin.
Leni Lenapcs to Celebrate.
The LEM Lenape Association, will
headquarters at SO Court street, &C
cording to its usual custom, will hav'
a Christmas tree this year for thu
poor children of the vicinity. The
tree will be thrown open to the in.
spection of the children at O'Clock
Thursday afternoon.
Last year more than four hundred
children We're taken care of, and City
Sealer John III. Sullivan and City
Treasurer Elmer A. Day, who are in
charge of the arrangements, are con-
fident of accommodating about the
same number. this year. Mr.. Sullivan
has already received several large do
nations and gifts for the tree.
There will be q short entertainment
for the children, following which the
gifts will be distributed.
The Physical Culture School of the
National Turn Verein will hold it's an
nual festival at the Turn Hall, in
Bruce street, next Sunday afternoon
and evening.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Home
for Incurables and Hospital will give
a turkey dinner to the inmates.
Christmas afternoon the Columbus
Club, composed of Newark, Olive
Branch and Star of Bethlehem coun-
ellis, knights of Columbus, will enter
tain 800 children at a Christmas tree
entertainment in the clubhouse, $50
Broad street. A feature of the enter
tainment will be a Punch and Judy
show.
A final rehearsal OF Christmas car
OILS to be sung at the municipal
Christmas tree on Thursday evening
will be held at the First Presbyterian
Church tonight, under the direction
of Professor Smith, of the Central
High School.
In Grace Lutheran Church.
The Christmas services In Grace
Lutheran Church will be as follows:
There will be full morning service,
Including sermon, at 10 o'clock, with
special music rendered by the choir.
On the following Sunday afternoon at
8 o'clock the Sunday school will hold
its festival, the regular evening be-
ing omitted.
The Christmas music at the Grace