The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-26
|STOUGH CHURCHES TO REOPEN
FOR Increased ACTIVITIES

music at both morning and evening
service.
Morning Mo}erato, vii
son; Adagio, Laehner; anthem, " Hark,
Hark My Soul. - Shelly; offertory
Andante, Lonmens: postlnde, March in
G, Smart.
Evening - Invocation, G'uilmans;
prelude, Andsnte Relisioso, Liszt: an
Hesser; sole with violin aeeompani
ment. Miss Fiera Eshenower, Latrobt
Barnitz. 80 Helv Night. Adoi2ht
Adam; offerors, ''Choral. Bach; an
them, "Worshie the New Born King,
Williams; anthem. 'Glad -Ange
Noices,' Ashford; postlude, Procession
al, Guilmant.
Music at Messiah Lutheran
Morning-Prelude, "Minne,. Mo
zart; offertory, Lulla5y,F Kirehneri
anthem. "There We're Shepherds,
Birch; postlude. "'Postiude in d.
Dusand.
Minor" Beethoven; anthem, .'Holy
Night. Silent NIGHT" Hawley: bss'
solo, "Wheu From the East the Wis,
Men Came Buhard: offertery, Ser
enade, Jensen; eantata, 1.-The Rirtt
Of Christ, Berwald; postlude. +" Maref
Triumphal,' Thalberg; soprano. Mrs
William X. Bum5aagh; alto, Miss Mar
tha Conner; tenor. DR.. Byron Z. BEN
ney; bass, \. W. Hartman: orga mist
Mrs. Emma Hoffman; director, A. w
Hartman.
Services at Emmanuel Church
A Christmas song service viii hs
held at Emmanuel Presbyterian al
80. The choir under the direction o.
Mfs. Ii. NJ, Shope will song: Carols
Hark! What Sounds Are SweetlN
Stealing. Whelpley; "Stars AL
Bright Are Beaning," Burlington: en
them, "sSing, . Heavens. - Caleb Sim
per: carol, Jesus Is Born the Heraldl
Cry Burlington; anthem, ''Ther,
Were Shepherds, A. NJ. Stults. Mrs
Shope viii sing "Silent Night, Hol,
Night. f"
Cantata at Pine Street
Tomorrow evening, at the Pin,
Street Presbyterian church, deubl,
quartet will render the eantata. "Th,
First Christmas, composed by c. Whit
ney Coombs. The following organ Sc
leetions viii be PLAYED during the serv
ice by Frank A. MeCarrell, the organ
ist and ehOirmaster: Prelude, "Christ
mas OffertOry III F. Grison; offertory
Christmas in Sicily Yen: postlude
The Just of the Magi,' Fl. Alexan
der Matthews.
Paxton Presbyterian Program
Christmas music ut Paxton Presby
terian church. The following musi,
will be sung at the service at II a. m
tomorrow by the choir: Anthems
Joy TO the World Holton; "Le
Us Go to Bethlehem kirkpatrick,
God Sent His Son at Christmas
Criswell; ladies quartet. "At Mid
night. Rice; solos. christmas Stars,
Heidinger. Miss Holmes; star OF
Bethlehem Adams, Mr.. Nelson: 18th,
Christ S Child Van Dewater, Mr.
Diehl. Choir leader. Ralph |. Delhi; or
sauist, Miss Eva Kunkle.
Music at Calvary Church
At Calvary Presbyterian: Prelude
"Fantaisie, Dubois; offertory, "In
VOCATION Caprice; solo. "Song o.
the Ages Mrs. =. NJ. Green and /. H
Meredith; anthem. 20, Holy Night
Adam: postlude, Marche Salennelle, >
Lemaigre
At Salem Reformed Church
Music for Sunday at 1890 a. m
and 7.S0 p. M. i'll Salem Reformed
church, Third and Chestnut streets
The First Christmas Morn, New
ton; 1--WE Have Seen His Star in tn,
East, - Caleb -Simper: "While Shep
herds Watched Their F'locks. - Rogers
" AdeSte Fideles, - arranged by V
Novello; Quartet. shepherds Watel
Thy Best at Night. Parhhurst: solo
selected. c. Russell Small: soioists. Mrs
c. W. Myers, soprano; Miss c. Wynn,
Cassel, eontralto; Mr.. White. tenor; II
NJ. Tropp, baritone; Mrs. Edwin c
Thompson, organist and director. Mo
zart 5 "Gloria will be sung at th'
evening service.
Tabernacle Baptist Program
Musical program for Sunday at Tab
ernaele Baptist church, Forster. nea
Sixth, Calvin \. Hare, minister; A
1890 a. M. '.Hail TO the Lord
Amounted. st. GRilesll; anthem, - Jo,
to the World, Handel: solo, "Th'
Birthday of A King Neidlinger. Mrs
Frank Criswell; "Hark the Heral,
Angels Sing Meniellsohn. At I.3;
p. M, "Harl, the Glad Sound;
!" Brightest and Best:" "It Cam,
Upon the Midnight Clear; Peace OF
EARTH: = anthem. Hail TO the King.
Lacey; solo. Night of Nights Van
derwater, Miss Ethel Waid; anthem
" He Shall Be Great, Hall Hal
Thou Long Expected Jesus. -
The regular order of services in cit.
churches tomorrow follows:
METHODIST
Fifth Street.-The Rev. B. II. Hart
pastor. Reception of members at 1890
Sunday school at 2. Jr. League, at
Epworth League at $50. Christina
Sunday program at 7.39. Motion pic
ture entitled,> And There Wa
Light =
Ridge Avenae, Sixth and Her
Streets--The Rev. John H. Daugherty
pastor. 1880 a. m, reception of mem
bers and baptism. Short sermon to trsi
hitters. 7.30 p. m, reception of mem
bers and a sermon "To Those Who Di'
Not Hit the Trail" 2 p. M, Sunday
Glass meeting at 9 a. IN. Devotiona
meeting of the Epworth League a
$50.
Graee-The Rev. J. D. Fox, D. D
pastor. $50, class meeting. 1890
What Will You Do When You Grov
Old " Las, Sunday school and men
Bible class. 6.4o, Epworth League
7.30, Harvest Past; Summer Ended
Not Saved" Prayer meeting Wedpes
day evening at 7.30. Watch nigh
service, Thursday at $50 p. N.
Curtin Heights. Sixth Street. Nea