Evening star., 1914-12-26

livered by Rev. John NJ. Mcnamara The
musical program of Christmas day will
also be given at this mass. The music
for tomorrow and New Year day will be
as follows:
Prelude, orchestra and organ: process
sional hymn. Come, All Ye Faithful,
sanctuary choir; introit. Gregorian,
sanctuary choir; kyrie Haydns Fourth
ond Mass, mixed choir; Graduate, Falsi-
bordone, sanctuary choir: Graduate
Motet, "Ad Regem Pastorum." mixed
choir; Alleleuia, Gregorian, sanctuary
choir; veni Creator, Wareham, sanctuary
choir; Credo, Mitterer, sanctuary choir ,
Ofertorium. Falsibordone, sanctuary
choir: Offertory Motet. "Adeste Fideles.' -
both choirs and orchestra Sanctus, Bene-
dictus and Agnus Del, Haydns Second
Mass, mixed choir Communion. Falsi-
Holy Night" (Adam). mixed choir and
orchestra.
An attractive musical program has
been arranged for tomorrow evenings
Christmas service. at go o'clock, at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. corner 18th
and Fairmont streets. The assistant
pastor, Rev. Howard ]. Bell, will preach
on "The Christmas Afterglow," and the
following musical numbers will be
Excelsis." Mozart; anthem, "Sing, o
Heavens" Tours: double male quartet
Arise. Shine!' Maker; anthem,
Nazareth" Gounod; organ solo. Noel
Light" Coombs; anthem, Christmas
Shelley: organ solo, Festival Postlude
in c." Hams.
olic Church in Baltimore have received
from his holiness the Pope the title of
monsignor as Christmas gifts. They
are Rev. James P; Holden. pastor of
Whelan. formerly of this city. pastor
of the St. Mary Star of the Sea Church
The bestowing of these titles is the
first official recognition of the diocese
of Baltimore by Benedict XIV; .,
more and his honor comes to him on
almost the thirty-fourth anniversary
of his ordination. Father Whelan
was born in Washington in 1858. and
his first appointment was as assistant
pastor OF st. Patrick's Church here.
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Throughout the Universalist denomi-
nation Christmas was celebrated this
year last Sunday, and tomorrow is set
sermons on the life and character of
Edwin Hubbell Chaplin, the New York
divine of the last century. being
scheduled in Universalist churches
i, who was born December 20. 1914, and
died December 20, 1880, was known
both within and outside the demonina-
tion as an orator and a power for
church unity.
Rev. John Van Schaick of the Church
of Our Father, 18th and l. streets
northwest, is to preach tomorrow on
the life and works of the eminent dl-
vine, and a portrait of him is to be
hung and unveiled on the same occa-
sion.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the st.
Vincent de Paul Society of st. AloysiuS
Church has distributed from the resi-
dence of the president fifty-six well
filed baskets for Christmas dinners for
the needy.
The contents of the baskets. aggre-
eating more than 1000 pounds, were
donated by the parishioners of st:
Aloysius Church at pound party
held by the Ladies' Auxiliary at Con-
zaga Theater Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der %.
The officers of the auxiliary for the
ensuing year are Mrs. Joseph Dierken,
president; Mrs. NJ. F. Tally, vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Harry Walsh, secretary;
Mrs. Thomas Feely. treasurer; Mrs. 10.
seph E. Cotton. visitor The duties OF
the auxiliary are to care for the needs
Of the parish, as well as those outside
Of the parish, supplying clothing. food
and all necessities for the comfort of
the homes.
Tomorrow morning at the Fifth Bap-
tist Church Rev. John E. Briggs will