Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-24

Church tomorrow morning a. 5
o'clock, solemn high mass will be
celebrated by Rev. Edward r.
Quirk. acting rector. There viii also
be a solemn high mass at II o'clock
at which an elaborate vocal and in
strumental musical program has been
arranged by the organist Miss kath-
crime 2. Lynch There viii be
chorus Of twenty-five voices which
will assist the quartet composed Of
Margaret g. Lynch, soprano; Rose
{. Lynch, eontTalto; William Carey.
tenor, and Hubert Healy. baritone,
assisted by Joseph O'Toole and Har-
old Millward, vioiinist
Christmas services at St. Patrick's
Cathedral will be carried out with
the usual ceremony. There will be
solemn pontifical mass, the celeorant
of which will be the Rt. Rev. Bishop
o Connor, at II o'clock At the mass
the bishop will have for his assist
ants Eonsignor I. 2. Whelan as arch
priest, four sem narians from Seton
Hall to act az deacon and sub.
deacon Of the mass and as deacons
of honor and Rev. Charles A. Smith.
chancellor. as master Of ceremonies.
The sermon on this occasion will oe
preached by Bishop O'Connor. Pro-
cessionai and recessionai hymns viii
be sung by the chancel choir, the
same being Christians Awake, Sa-
lutte the Happy Morn" and Let Us
Now Go to Bethlehem" The sanctu-
ary is embellished with numerous
palms. costly laces and flowers. At
the Blessed Virg' MS altar crib has
been erected, In which all the famil-
lar scenes Of Bethlehem itself are de-
picted for the sslutary influence of
the Christian Other masses VIII be
celebrated at $50, $50, $50 and s:45.
Solemn pontideal vespers at $3.50 p.
m will be celebrated by Rt. Rev
Bishop O'Connor, assisted BY Mon
signor Whelan as archprest and
Fathers Brennan and Kiernan as
deacon and sub deacon respect vely,
and Rev. Charles A Smith master Of
ceremonies. The chaneel choir viii
sing ANGELS from the Rea' ms OF
Glory for professional, and "Adeste
Fldeles'' for recessional They viii
also sing the regular antiphons for
Christmas Day vespers and the Pro
pria at the morning service. Suen-
derhaft's orchestra will play at the
Il o'clock mass.
solemn high mass will be cele-
brated at st. Bridgets r. c. Church,
'ane street tomorrow morning at
6 o'clock Rev. Peter Freida will be
the celebrant. assisted by Rev. James
Cullanane. who will be deacon, and
Rev Father Costello, who will be
sub deacon. The master of cere-
monies will be Rev. Samuel B.
Hedges. pastor of the church, who
will preach the sermon.
Previous to the mass there will be
a solemn professional by the priests
through the church. bearing the In
1,-if. rwf% 1fr
ing of Adesti Fideles by Joseph Ed
ward A. McTague and James Lundy.
assisted by q chorus OF forty sane
tuary boys
There will also be masses at s 8
and 10:30 o'clock, the last mass
being a high mass, followed by bene-
diction Of the blessed sacrament.
The program OF music follows:
Prelude, Batiste; solemn high mass,
Gioga; offertory, Adeste Fideles,
Novello; Coronation March" Meyer
beer; response by chancel choir. Chill
drens mass, o'clock-Christmas
carol, 81 Saw Three Ships" Birth
day Of a King " Silent Night" Med
linger; Adeste Fideles, Novello; 20
Holy Night" Adams: Behold,
Bring You Glad Tidings," simper:
Priests March," Mendeissohn. solo
by Sara Hooley Organist, Miss Mae
G.. Hooley.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the First Presbyterian Church will
hold a sociaole in the church tonor-
row afternoon. The arrangements
are in the hands OF a committee
headed by Miss Jennie D. Reihlng.
president OF the society No services
will be held In the church tomorrow,
the Christmas program having ben
given Sunday. Manv gifts o. clothes
and food are being distributed nv thN
deaconesses Of the church among the
pcor OF the citv.
| Many churches, schools. societies
end individuals have responded TO
the bureaus appeals. All the cost of
the snecial Christmas dinners and
TOYS has been met from nonev given
for this particular purpose. This is
the first Christmas TO be spent in this
city bv the assistant superintendent.
Miss Helen B. Pendleton.