Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-21

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The singers will go about the Hill this
year in three automobiles. In years
past the score or more men who be-
long to the organization have tramped
the streets singing Joy to the World"
'Hark, Hark, the Angels Sing" and
Grown Him Lord of ALL but the
number of requests for visitalons are
| so many this year that 1t was decided
machines would have to be used to get
around.
The carol singers will practice to-
morrow evening in the Mems Bible
Glass rooms.
The Derry Street Church is planning
morning Christmas service to begin
promptly at 10 and to last one hour.
The Rev. j. A. Byter. pastor, will speak
and the choir will sing.
Next Sunday the Derry Street
Church services will be as usual, with
preaching in the morning and evening
at 1890 and 80; Sunday school in
the afternoon at ,: and Christian En-
deavor services in the evening at $50.
Special efforts will be made by the
sunday school next week to bring in
new members. The event will be
called a Home coming Sunday and
all old members who have been absent
will be visited by the various class
membership committees.
The Mems Bible Glass taught by
II. o. Carl and o. P. Beckley will
make efforts to have every one of it's
500 members at the service
Surprise the Rev. Mr.. BulIitt. -
Many members of the Alricks Associa-
ton attended service yesterday morn
ing at st. Andrews Protestant Epis-
copal Church to welcome the Rev.
James r. Bullitt back to his duties as
rector of the parish and to give thanks
for his recovery from his recent ILL
ness.
The Rev. Mr. Bullitt is one of the
clubmen and his fellow-members sur
prised him by being present at his
first service. Mr.. Bullitt was able to
take only a small part in the service
and last evening was not present at
all, evening prayer being conducted by
the Rev. Rollin A. Sawyer. Mr.. Bull
litt expects, however to take full part
! in all of the Christmas activities in
the parish and to resume his general
pastoral work during Christmastide.
Christmas at st. Andrew's.-Prepa-
rations have been completed in st.
| Andrews Protestant Episcopal parish
| for its busy pre- Christmas season, and
house at Nineteenth and Market
streets tomorrow and Wednesday, in
addition to the church services on the
Feast of the Nativity itself ST. An
drews school and kindergarten unde-
inominational schools for children will
| nOl0 sessions III llle paTlsH llOuSe lO-
morrow at $50 o'clock in the morning
and the pupils all have asked their
parents and friends to be preNent. II
will be the third annual program OF
this kind, The school pupils will be
in charge of their teacher, Mrs
Charles E. Shope. and her assistant
Miss Margaret McLain: the kinder
garten girls and boys will be in charge
of Miss Elizabeth /" tilleary, the di-
rector and her assistant, Miss @.
/ Marie Getter.
The parish Christmas festival will
be held Wednesday evening, starting
| at $40 o'clock; at this hour all those
| present will be guests of the Rev. Mr.
and Mrs. James +. Bullitt at supper
in the assembly room. At I o'clock the
| Christmas service will be held in the
I chapel. the Sunday school marching
lin behind the church choir. After the
service supper will be served to al
those who could not be present before
the service.