The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-19
PRESBYTERIAN.

A Christmas service will be held In
the Jefferson-ave. Presbyterian
church, Sunday, at IL o'clock. The
Bible school will participate in the
service repeating Christmas quota
lions and singing Christmas carols.
The Rev, j. Frederick Kitchens theme
will be "The birthday OF king" In
the evening service the choir will give
the following musical program: So
lprano-"The Prophecy (Buck); bar
itone-"But Who May Abide" (Han-
IdeD; quartet-"Prepare Ye the Way
(Garrett); baritone-"And in the
Sixth Month" (Bullard); tenor
There Were Shepherds" (Allen); or
gan--"The March of the Magi" (Du-
bois): quartet-"Adore and Be Still
(Gounod). The pastors brief mes
sage will be on the theme. There
Was No Room In the Inn"
In the Forest-ave. Presbyterian
church, Sunday morning. the follow
ing program will be given by the
Sunday school, assisted by a chorus
Of 25 voices, organ and full orchestra:
Professions Christian Sol
der" doxology: Invocation; hymn
Joy to the World" scripture read
Ing; prayer; chorus-"Break Forth
Into JOY" (Lowden); reading--"The
Legend of Cathay;" song. primary
department.: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has
come" Authenticity Night" quar-
tet: white gifts for our King by
classes: anthem-"The Prince OF
Peace Appears" Uowden); a story
-"Why the chimes ring" benedic-
ton.
Christmas music will be sung In the
Fort-st. Presbyterian church, Sunday:
The quartet under the direction OF
N. J. Corey. The quarter consists OF
Mrs. Guy Bevier Williams, soprano;
Miss Alice Ladue, contralto; William
LAWN, tenor, and Charles M. Clohecy'
bass. In the morning service the pro-
gram will include the anthem Before
the heavens were spread abroad" by
III. w. Parker, and Noel (Adam),
tenor solo by Mr.. LAWN. In the even
ing the Christmas cantata, The New
Born King" by BENJAMIN w. Love-
land, will be given.
In the Woodward-aye. Presbyterian
church the Rev. w. II. Wray Boyle
will speak on Does the Prince OF
Peace still reign?" The music will
consist OF the anthems Blessed is He
That Cometh In the Name sof the
Lord "a "a Arise Shine" by Dudley Buck,
In the morning. In the evening there
will be Christmas carols and the Choir
us of 80 voices will sing part OF Han
deps Messiah" Antiphonal music In
which choir in the dome Will re-
spond to the chorus in the Christmas
carols will be an interesting part or
the service. The organist will play
Mollin's THE Birth OF Christ"
In Westminster Presbyterian church.
the Christmas program In the morn
ing will include anthems, Christians
Awake" (Williams) bethlehem"
(Coombs); 20 Little Town Of Bethle-
hem" (Fletcher). John Coulter, bass,
will sing 1.-The Birth of Christ Tip
toni and Louis Motto, 'cellist, will play
"The swan" (Saint Saens), and "Medi-
tation" (Patin). In the evening SER
vice a double quartet composed OF
Miss Elizabeth Emery and Miss
Louise Allen Lyon, sopranos; Miss
Elizabeth Bennett and Mrs. Ethel Nc
Cornac Fox, contraltos; Harvey Mer-
ker and George Becker, tenors; John
Coulter and William Lerchen, basses,
will give Charles Fonteyn Manney's
cantata, 1.-THE Manger Throne"
Sunday evening special musical
service. will be given, and the choir
will be assisted by chorus OF 20
voices. A carol anthem, Ring Out,
Ye Bells" written by the organist and
musical director, G. W. Heinrich VIII
be given in which the congregation
will take part in antiphonal responses.
The Rev. Joseph A. Vance will preach
on "The Christmas Spirit"