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Mother and Child

At one time the great painting by
Raphael. known as the sistine
Madonna, was I'm danger of destruc-
tion, just as works of art have been
in the present war, and as the treas
ures of the University of Lourain
have been threatened or destroyed.
This painting, said to be the great
est by Raphael or any other artist,
was In danger when Frederick the
Great bombarded Dresden in the
gallery of which this painting hangs
in special room. But II Is worth
remembering that Frederick the
Great ordered his gunners to keep
away from the art gallery. All peo-
pies since have reason for gratitude
that this painting was spared for its
destruction would have been n cslam-
ity to tho world. This painting
belongs to the world. It has been
reproduced many times, but no re-
production can do 1t Justice. The
picture here shown Is only in part
the mother and the babe Jesus. The
two figures, one on each side. in
rapt alteration are not seen, nor the
cloud of innumerabIe cherubs, faint
Iy depicted In the background, from
the midst of which, as out of q
cloud, appear the mother and child.
In order to see this painting in its
rich and glowing colOring many
travellers have gone to Dresden to
study II. 1t was painted for the
Convent of Saint Sixtus of Piacenza
and there It remained for 200 years
until the election of Saxony In the
eighteenth century bought 1t. RAJ
phael painted many madOnnas which
nre differently named. There have
been other artists OF later time who
have painted madonnas. One shown
here IL called the madonna of the
Rose" another Is known as the
madonna of the Olive" and by
other titles. 1t Is fortunate in view
Of the present war that most of the
great pictures by great artists are
In italian galleries. Doubtless no
subject has had greater attraction
for artists than the Christ. Many
have been the attempts to interpret
him in art. As an effort to present
him as he may have appeared In his
youth, Hoffman's head Is generally
admitted to be the best.
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Come All Ye Faithful" offertory
carol, "See Amid the Winter Snow"
traditional; hymn 1877, Joy to the
World" organ postlude, March,"
Guilmant.
The Sunday school will have in the
afternoon special service: organ
professional; carol, "A Song the
World Is Singing" the school; saluta-
ton, Katherine Duguid; greetings,
Margery Smith: carol, 20 Little Town
of Bethlehem the school; songs,
Gift of Love- and christmas
Morn" primary department; recita-
ton and song, beginners department;
song. 20 Holy Night" the school;
Scripture verses, 1.-THE Christmas
story" primary department.; recita-
ton, STORY of the Stars" Ave
primary department girls; ofertory,
carol, Holy Night" the school; read
ing, 1.-THE Star and the Shepherd,
from Ben Hur, Miss Fannie Nc
Callum; presentation of Bibles; song,
Song of the Ages" the school.
Evening service: Prelude, Pas
torale," Guilmant; anthem, Ma
zareth," Gounod; hymn 162. "Harki
the Herald Angels Sing" carol,
"Merrily Rang the Bells;" solo,
Comfort Ye," EVERY Valley" Han
del; hymn ia, 20 Little Town of
Bethlehem anthem, Brightest and
Best" Buck; carol There Came
Little Child" offertory solo. 20
Night Divine:" anthem, 1.-THE Birth
day of a King" Neidlinger; hymn
ITO, 1.-THE First Noel the Angel DID
Say" postlude. Finale; Widor.
choir, New York.
rrt,o eoJIouyin0 music Will he rem
dered at the Fifth Avenue Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow. morning:
Prelude, Fantasia" William
Faulkes; offertory, Bethlehem"
Otto Mailing; postlude, Grand
Chorus in D." Alex. Guilmant:
In the evening: Prelude, ALLEGRO
Maestoso." W. r. Ashmall; offer
tory, christmas Chorals," Karl Del
gendesch; postlude, March OF the
William c. Vail Is organist OF thu
church. Miss Helen Rousch, soprano,
OF New York. will be the solist.
Rev. DR.. Lyman Whitney Allen will
preach at the South Park Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning on Tho
Prince of Peace" He will preach at
South Park chapel In the evening It
s o'clock Subject: christmas Time.
the Time OF Love"
byterian Church for tomorrow will
be as follows: Morning-Organ,
"Grand offertory in D." Batiste;
anthem, Salvador" HUMPHREYS; So
prano solo, Holy Night" Adams;
violin solo, "Andante in F." Bazzini;
anthem, Nazareth" Gounod; or
gan, "Postlude in b Flat" Wely.
Evening-Organ, "Offertory," Wely;
anthem, "Hark What Mean Those
Holy Voices" Wilson; anthem, FEES
tival TIE Deum,' ID. Buck; violin solo,
"Meditation in d." Massenet; an
them, "And There Were Shepherds"
williams; anthem, unto Us Child
is Born" Adam; organ, "Hallelujah
Chorus" Beethoven. Arthur L.
Walsh, violinist, will assist the quar-
tet.
At the Second Presbyterian Church
Rev DR.. Pleasant Hunter, pastor,
will take as his subject tomorrow
morning 1.-THE Manger Birth and
the Manager Life" In the EVENING"
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and James Edwards. Al this service
the choir will also sing a Magnificent
and Nunc Dimittis in c, by Maunder.
On Monday, Holy Innocents Day.
the Sunday school Christmas festival
and Christmas tree will be held In
the church in the evening.
At st. Barnabas' Episcopal Church,
Sussex avenue and Warren street,
Newark, services for Christmas Day
morning: 1880, Holy Communion; 10
a. M, second celebration Offerings
for aged and infirm clergy fund and
widows and orphans fund.
The following music will be rendered
at the second service by the full
surpliced choir of men and boys under
the direction OF Harry L. Martin,
choirmaste-. Irving Elliott Young,
organist:
Organ prelude, pastoral, Dolby;
professional, 20 Come All Ye Faith
full" Adestes Fideles; lntroit anthem,
There We're Shepherds" Vincent;
Kyrie Eleison (fIom Twelfth Mass),
Mozart; Gloria Tibe, Pleyle; Hymn
No. SO, 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" Willis; Gloria, after sermon,
j. Barnby; offertory anthem; Gloria
trom Twelfth Mass), Mozart; Sur
sum Corda, Monk; Sanctus, j. I.
Bread Of the World" Hodges; Clio
ria in Exeelsis, old chant; Nunc Di-
mittis, Gregorian; occasional, "Hark!
the Herald Angels Sing" Mendels-
sohn.
At st. Marks Episcopal Church to-
morrow the music will be as follows:
Morning, with sermon; organ, Inn
promptu in e minor, Gordon; Bene-
dicite, Eccles; Benedietus, Anon;
offertory, anthem, 1.-THE Great Day of
the Lord Is Near" Martini organ,
Marche Celebre, Lachner; vesper SER
vice with address at O'Clock; organ.
Chant dAmour, Gillette; Magnificat
in f, Tours; Nunc Dimittis In F,
Way" Garrett; offertory, quartet,
Awake, Put on Thy Strength" Har-
ker; organ, War March of Priests,
Mendelssohn.
Christmas evening service: Carol,
"Silent Night" Haydn; professional
carol, 1.-THE Gladstone Tidings," Gel
bel; carol, 20, Little Town Of Bethle-
hem," Redner; Magnificat, Kettle;
Nunc Dimittis, Gregorian; anthem,
There Were Shepherds" Vincent;
offertory, solo, GLORY to Cod Book,
Miss Robrecht; re Deum, Shipper;
carol, Adeste Fideles, Reading; organ,
Christmas March, Tenney.
Services at St. Jamess Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning will in
clude Benedicite, Robinson; Benedic-
tus, chanted; Kyrie. Mendelssohn;
offertory, 1.-THE Great Day of the
Lord" Martin; benediction, Lead
Me, Lord Marks. Evening: Choral
Evensong; Magnificent and Nunc Di-
mittis, Clare; prayer anthem, 20 Sa-
vior, Bless U.s." Marks: offertory,
List, the Cherubic Host" Gaul; ben
ediction hymn, Beethoven.
Christmas Day service: Prelude,
christmas" Dethier; TIE Deum, Har-
ker; Jubilare, Stanford; Kyrie. Mem
delssohn; offertory anthem, Behold
My Servant" Harris; Sanctus, Bald
win: Gloria in Excelsis and Nunc Di-
mittis, chanted; postlude, Hallelujah
Chorus, chanted.
The Christmas music will be re-
peated on Sunday morning. December
81. and in the evening the choir will
render Adams's cantata, "The Holy
Child"
Soloists Miss Susan Pell Bowen
soprano: Miss Florence Bucklin Scott
alto; c. e. Maynard, tenor; ]. u.
Durham, bass; Sidney A. Baldwin, or
ganist and director.
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Methodist episcopal

Rev. Warren Patten Coon's sermon
subjects tomorrow at the Union
Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Green and Union streets, are to be:
Morning, "a Christmas Idyll" Eve
ming, 'dThe City OF Separation" A
chorus choir of twenty voices will
render Brackets Christmas an
them, "Joy to the World" and 20
Little Town of Bethlehem" Neid-
linger, in the morning. In the eve-
ming, 1.-THE Heavens Are Telling"
Shipper, and 1.-THE Night Song OF
Bethlehem" Dudley Buck. The Sun
day school Christmas entertainment
for the school and its friends will
occur Wednesday evening, December
23.
At the Roseville Methodist Episco-
pal Church the pastor, Rev. Dorr
Frank Diefendorf, will preach tomor-
row morning on Three Interpreta-
lions of Christmas and in the eve
ming he will speak on How Far Away
Is Christmas?"
The musical program at the Rose
vile Methodist Church will be as fol
lows tomorrow morning: Prelude
trio, ancient Christmas Carols" Sc.
lecteds trio, ''WelhnRehts Idylli'
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Christian Endeavor Activities

The executive committee OF the
Unipn County Christian Endeavor
Union has passed a resolution in
dorsing prohibition as follows:
I'VE heartily indorse the resolution
unanimously passed at the Atlantic
City International Christian En-
deavor Convention in 1911, and later
by many other religious organiza-
tions. which declares: "A saloonless
nation by 1920, the three hundredth
year from the landing Of the Pill
grims at Plymouth
Further, we indorse the proht-
bition resolution introduced into the
Senate by Senator Sheppard, OF
Texas, and into the House OF Repre-
sentatives by Congressman Hobson,
of Alabama We declare for the ma
tional destruction OF the liquor
traffic"
The union will attend. at Elizabeth
the reception of the State officers on
January IL, the invitation being ex-
tended by Arthur E. Warren, chair
man of the 1915 convention com
mittee.
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Presbyterian

At the Third Presbyterian Church,
North, the pastor, Rev. Robert Scott
Inglis, will preach In the morning on
1.-THE Star in the East" and in the
evening on Christmas Everywhere.
The Christmas music at the Second
Presbyterian Church will be tomor-
row morning as follows:
Prelude, "Notturno," Matys; trio,
violin, harp and organ; anthem.
"Calm on the Listening Ear of
Night" Parker; offertory, "Invoca-
tion," Came; trio, violin, harp and
organ; "Adagio Pathetique." GODDARD;
duo, violin and harp; tenor solo,
"Blest Be Thou, o Christ Eternal"
Gaines; Christmas carols, (a) When
Christ Was Born" Reinecke; (b) "A
Joyous Christmas Song" Gavaert;
postlude, "Toccata from Fifth Sym
phony," Widor.
Evening service: Prelude, (a)
"Hymne," Poenitz; (b) Meditation
Priers." Dubois; trio. violin harp and
organ; anthem, Ring Out Wild
Bells" Fletcher; offertory, la) lie
and organ; tb) "Ballade." label,
songs ~, "slumber Song of Infant
Jesus Gevaert; CO, Christmas
Carol" Kraemer; (O, AN Ancient
Christmas Lullaby" Corner; %,
silent Night, Holy Night" German
folksong; (5), Bethlehem" folksong
of Glatz; (6), 1.-THE Birthday of q
King" Neidlinger; postlude, Hal
lelujah Chorus" Handel. the choir,
Miss Myrtle Thornbourgh, soprano;
Miss Bessie C. volckmann, alto; How
ard v. Pascal. tenor; Carl Morris,
baritone; Miss Ethel C. Smith, vio-
iiniste; Mrs. Lucia F. Eastman,
harpist; William w. Bross, organist
and director. .
At the Forest Hill Presbyterian
Church the pastor. Rev. DR.. Fred
erick w. Lewis, will preach tomor-
NOR morning on Dawn" and In the
evening, "a Christmas Meditation"
The music at the morning service
will be as follows: Organ prelude,
"Pastorale Symphony" Handel;
hymn II, Come Thou Almighty
King" anthem, 20 Zion That Bring
est Good Tidings," Stainer; anthem,
"Hallelujah," Handel hymn 165, 20
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At the First Baptist Peddie Memo
rial Church the pastor, Rev. DIR. 10
seph Twooney, will preach tomorrow
morning on THE Christmas vision"
and In the evening on THE Fullness
of Time In the evening the con-
gregation will sing Christmas carols.
At the South Baptist Church the
pastor. Rev. Clark T. Brownen. will
preach tomorrow morning on "The
Child In the Manager" In the even
ing he will preach the third sermon
in the series on The Times When
Christ Was Born" the subject being
Religious Conditions"
The choir will sing at the morning
service, Arise, Shine for My Light
Is Come" Meredith; Meath the ST.
lent Stars Coombs. Ernest Bick
violinist, will assist. Al night they
Will sing TO Victory" Neidhnger;
"Hark, the Angelic Host" PATIO
Stair.
Rev, DR.. Madison G. Peters viii
preach tomorrow at the Paramount
Avenue Baptist Church on Fair
mount avenue near Bank street,
morning subject, "A Mothers Love. "
In the evening, THE Pride that lie
a Good Thing" Prelude 10 the ser
mon, Immigration Problem After
the European War" In the after
noon DR.. Peters win address the
mems meeting on Should the Church
Be Taxed"
At the Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church,
Bellevilie avenue and Oriental street,
the following music will be rendered
by the chorus choir, under the direc-
ton of Ellsworth H. Cadmus, organ
list, assisted by Mrs. Emily Grafke
Cadmus, soprano; Miss Louise Traut-
vein, contralto; George Jackson,
tenor: Lyall Hutchings, bass: Morn
ing seryice-Organ prelude. Noel, =
Alex Guilmant: anthem. Behold. !
Bring You Good Tidings," by W.
Churchhill; soprano solo, The Birth
day of a King" W. H. Neldlinger;
anthem, "while Shepherds Watched, I"
c. Maskell; postlude. Pilgrims
March" S. Clark Evening service
The choir will render Stewards ora
torio. 1.-THE Nativity"
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CHRISTMAS MUSIC AND AlESSAGE or THE on
WHERE PEOPLE MAY WORSHIP
TOMORROW IN THE CHURCHES
Various Aspects of Christmas Truth Considered by
and Sung by the chors.

In the following pulpit subjects and
music of the churches there is ex-
pressed the thought and feeling OF
gladness that once more the Christ
mas time has come when the note of
peace and goodwill may be sounded
and appropriate tribute paid to the
great Leader in Christian morals and
in spiritual life. The sermon topics
cover a wide range of inspirationai
thought on the various aspects of the
incarnation. The musical programs
present q rare feast of soul from the
best composers in Christmas music,
and carols, too. for the children's
part in celebrating the coming of the
Babe of Bethlehem. No one can fail
10 find in this rich preparation of the
churches something in thought and
music that will uplift and make
the day joyous one.
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Rev. DR.. c. H. Stewart, pastor. the
following selections will be rendered
tomorrow, under the direction of
Lewis H. Moore, organist and choir
master: Morning service-Prelude,
organ and violin. Andante, Vieux-
temps; anthem. While Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks,' Rogers;
violin solo. Souvenir, Drdla; soprano
colo, Rejoice Greatly" (''Messiah'')
Handel; organ postlude, Fantasia
Moore-Loretz. Evening service -
Prelude, organ and violin, Song
without Words" Ira Jacobs; an
them, Sing, o Heavens Tours
solo and chorus. Good Tidings," J..
C. Bartlett; violin solo, "Chanson
Meditation (violin obligato), Col
tenet: contralto solo, Christmas
song, Adam; chorus. "Hallelujah"
Messiah'o. Handel; organ post
lude, Chorus of Shepherds" Lem
mems. Choir-Mrs. Elizabeth Dodge
Derby, soprano; Miss Moore. con-
tralto: Albert W. Boyce, tenor; Ed
win Fulton. bass. Chorus of thirty
voices, assisted by Max Jacobs, yio-
linist.
How Some Successful American
Preachers Got Their Start" will be
the subject OF a sermon-lecture by
Rev. Percival H. Barker IN Christ
Reformed Church, corner Washing
ton and Delavan avenues, tomorrow
morning. This will be based on the
replies to letter written by Mr..
Barker to the following representa-
tive clergymen: Rev. Or. James /.
Vance. of the First Presbyterian
Church, Nashville, Tenn, formerly
the pastor OF the North Reformed
Church of this city; Rev. DR.. Will
lam ]. Dawson. First Presbyterian
Church; Rev DR.. Macy McGee
Waters. Tompkins Avenue Congre-
gational Church, Brooklyn, N. T.;
Rev. DR.. Russell n. Conweil, Bap-
list Temple, Philadelphia. At the
morning service tomorrow Mr., Bar
ker will give q Christmas sermon on
'Srhe Crime of Degrading Christi
mas"
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PRESBYTERIAN.

SOUTH PARK X u s 4 u A N
CHURCH corner Broad street and Clinton
avenue-Rev. Lyman whitney Allen, d. D.,
pastor Morning service, 1916 o'clock SER
mon by DR.. Allen; subject, The Prince OF
Peace" parish Sabbath school, 2:45 p. m: {;
chapeI corner South and Dawson streets.
rime, the Time of Love- chapel Sabbath
school $3.50 D. M; childrens praise and
Young peoples Endeavor services y. m.
a cordial Invitation to all services.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
washington and James streets--Rev. DR..
Pleasant Hunter, pastor Morning service,
l0:45; special Christmas musical pro-
gram will be given by the choir. Sermon
BY Dr. Hunter 1.-THE Manager Birth and the
Manager LIFE" evening service at 1916;
Christmas address by DR.. Hunter.
THE OLD FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. Broad street, one block south or
Market-Strangers welcome at all services;
special Christmas music; carol service at
10 80 a. M, sermon by DR.. w. J. Daw-
SON Evening worship at 7:45 p. M, The
Birth Of Christ" interpreted In music OF
great masters, arranged by Alexander RUS
sell, Dr. w j. Dawson will pBach on
sirhe Link With Heaven" All depart
ments OF the Sunday school at $3.50, except
ing the adult Bible class at A.; leader. Mr..
T. p. Dusenberry; Christian Endeavor at
s:45.%
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Robert Scott 1nglis, minister. breaches In
the new church. corner Arlington avenue
and Ridge street INT. Prospect cars). Sab
bath services morning 1880; evening, 7;46;
Sabbath schools eith o. m
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Roman Catholic

OrQef OF services ana InuslC IOr
Christmas Day at st. Aloysius's
.aurch, corner of Bowery and Free
nan streets, the Rev. Father John J.
preston, pastor; the Rev. Father
frederick ]. Mitchell curate. The
rst mass will he celebrated at a.
N. and win be a solemn high mass.
,ow masses will follow at 7:30 and
$50 and at this mass the pupils of the
Parochial School will sing the follow
ing hymns: Come, All Ye Faithful"
The Birthday of. a King" "Harki
What Mean Those Heavenly
voices?" and Lot the King" Also
at $50 and 1890, the latter conclud-
ing with the benediction of the most
Blessed Sacrament. At the solemn
high mass the choir will be assisted
by an orchestra consisting of the
following instrumentalists: Violins,
Messrs. Joseph A. MCGEE and Frank
5uter; bass, George Farrell; flute,
Thomas Mccarthy; clarinet, Otto
Hensel; cornet, Henry Schmauch;
trombone, Frederick Schilling; tyn-
PAM, Edward Hackenberg, and the
sanctuary choir, consisting of forty
boys. The following music will be
rendered: Prelude, reverie, Christ
mas Morn" Till, orchestra and organ;
Christmas carol, See Amid the Win
ter's Snow" Schilling. sanctuary
choir; "Adeste Fidelis," Novella; pro-
cessional, 20 Sing a Joyous Carol"
Schilling, sanctuary choir; "Kyrie,"
Gloria and "Credo," from mass No.
,, GLORIA; offertory, "Exulta Sion"
Hammered; "Sanctus' and "Benedic-
rus" from mass No. 2, Gloria; during
Holy Communion, ANGELS Serenade,"
Braga, orchestra and organ; "Agnus
Del" from mass No. 2, GLORIA;
Holy God We Praise Thy Name"
Haydn, choir, sanctuary choir. con-
gregation, orchestra and organ; re-
cessional. "Harkl What Mean Those
Holy Voices?" hymnal; occasional
march, merry Christmas" Losey,
orchestra and organ. The following
singers constitute the choir So
pranos, the Misses Mary Mahon,
Bridget Hayden, Jennie Beck, Mar
garet Hoelzel, Nora Higgins, Mar
garet Mcconnell, Mary Lee and Mar
garet O'Conner; altos, the Misses
MarceIa Farley and Elizabeth Far
rington; tenors, Messrs Richard La
roche, James Clark, William Nichol-
son and Morgan Lee; basses, Messrs.
Charles A. Debold and Eugene j.
O'Mara; organist, choirmaster ana
conductor, Mr.. William Waldecker.
Musical program on Christmas
morninga at at st. Antoninus's Roman
Catholic Church will consist Of the
following: Prelude, Angelus, Mas
senet orchestra and organ, Haydn
Imperial Mass will be sung by quar-
tet, with organ and orchestra accom-
paniment. For epistle, Eula est
Puerpera, Massenet: alto solo. cello
obligato; offertory, Adeste Fideles,
Novello, quartet: finale, Kroenungs
March, Eilenberg, quartet, consisting
of Mrs. j. Marshall, Miss g. Karl, e.
Zeh, w. lyman; organist, Mrs. ]. j.
HabIg
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Episcopal

At st. Adams Episcopal Church,
South Eighth street and Thirteenth
avenue, the service on Christmas Day
morning will be as follows: Holy
Communion 1880, choral Eucharist
and sermon by the rector 1880. AT
the second service Miss NJ. Eloise
Burgess will preside at the organ and
the choir will render the following:
Communion service in c, by Monk;
anthem, Behold, / Bring You Glad
Tidings," Glare.
On Sunday after Christmas the SER
vices will be at the usual hours and
the Christmas music will be repeated,
with the addition that in the evening
the cantata, Bethlehem" by Adam,
will be given by the choir. with solos
by Mr.. George life, Earle Kunkel
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KnlrsrsaIlst

The following music win be res
dered IN the Church of the RedeemeT
tomorrow morning: Organ prelude.
'.CAntique de Noel" Adam process
sional, "Oh. Come All Re Faithful.
Reading; anthem, 20 Zion Thai
Bringest." stainer; response Holy
Night" Gruber; o3ertory, Pastoral
Symphony t''asesstah"). Handel
anthem, Sing and Rejoice" Barn
by; solo, "An Old Sacred Lullaby
le4s), Corner. Mr. Salvage; post
luds, "Hallelu1ah Chorus Handel
Evening-Orssn prelude, "Cantilsns
Pastoral" AshmRl; professional, 20
Come Ali Ye Faithful" Reading:
anthem, Arise. Shine for Thy Light
Is Come" Maker; offertory. "Offers
toare de Noel" Thayer; Traditional
Carols by the quartet. anthem
"Christmas Bells" Gaul; postlude,
FESTIVAL Finale" Demarest.
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Flrst Mass il RoseyIIIe

On Christmas Day the anniversary
will occur of the first mass in the
Rosevills section of the city. The
rector OF the Catholic Church Of 81
Rose OF Lima, Rev. J. ]. McKeever
expects TO refer appropriately to the
day as marking the first ceremonial
ministration of the mass as well ~
the beginning OF another year In his
long service of twenty-six years Of
ministry in Roseville. He looks for
ward to the eomin- year with conf
dence. He expects 10 celebrate nine
masses on Christmas Day.
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Episcopal Church Anniversary

On Sunday, December 81, the
Emmanuel Reformed Episcopa
Church will celebrate its fortieth an
niversary. The church was organized
on Christmas Day. 1874. In the
morning Rev. DR.. Robert L. Rudolph
bishop, will preach and dedicate q
bronze tablet to the memory OF the
first rector, Rev. DR. John Howard
Smith In the afternoon the Sundas
school anniversary will be celebrated
On the occasion OF the church an
niversary a historical sketch win b.
read. Rev Robert ". Peach is the
present rector