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PRESBYTERIAN.
First.

The Christmas services at First Presby-
terian Church are to be held tonight at
o'clock when a musical program is to be
rendered by Miss Elizabeth Leckie. SOLO
list, and male chorus. Mrs. c. F. Schutt
is to be the organist. A violin solo is to be
given by Mr.. Minister, with vocal solos by
Mrs. ]. Meade and Messers. Cossins and
Power. The program also includes: Organ
prelude, Adeste Fideles, Whittingham;
professional hymn. Lead on, Emmanuel.
Adams; anthems. Jesus is Born King.
Brown; Slumbering in Lowly Manger.
Edwards: Angels from the Realms of
violin obligato; the Christmas Message.
Dressler, violin obligato; offertory.
Meditation, violin. The last half of the
evening will be given to the singing OF
ancient carols, harmonized by Sir John
Christian Men Rejoice. God Rest Ye.
Merry Gentlemen; l Saw Three Ships.
We Three Kings Of Orient Are. The
First Noel; Shepherds. Shake OFF
Your Drowsy Sleep. What Child is
Thtsa and Heilige Nacht, sung antiph-
onally.
O'Clock includes an organ prelude,
Alteration, by Borowskf: professional,
Come All Ye Faithful; anthem. Bright
est and Best, by Rubinstein; offertory
solo, Glory to Heavens Eternal King.
Miss Elizabeth Leckie;
anthem. Calm On the Listening Ear of
Night, Harker, solos by Miss Leckie
and Mr. Will Cossins: organ pos.lude.
Festal March. by Merkel. The regular
choir. consisting of Miss Elizabeth
Leckie, soloist, and a male chorus, will
be assisted at the o'clock service by
Mrs James J. Meade, soprano, and Mr.
Minister, violinist, with Mrs. G. F. Schutt
at the organ. The organ prelude will
be Adeste Fideles with variations, ar
ranged by Whittingham; the process
sional hymn. Lead on. Emmanuel, by
Adams; anthems, Jesus Is Born a
King. Brown: Slumbering in a Lowly
Manger, Edwards; Angels From the
Realms of Glory. Shelley: In Manger.
Havens, violin obligato: The Christmas
Message, Dressler. violin obligato.
The Incidental solos will be sung by
Miss Elizabeth Leckie. Mrs. James ].
Meade, Will Cossins and Will Power.
At the offertory Mr.. Minister will play
the Meditation, from That's, by Masse-
net.
The last half Of the evening will be
devoted to the singing of traditional
CAROLS harmonized by Sir John Stanier:
Martin Luthers carol, Away in a Man
ger; Good Christian Men, Rejoice; God
Rest Ye. Merry Gentlemen; Saw Three
Ships, We Three Kings of Orient Are.
The First Noel. Shepherds! Shake OF
Your Drowsy Sleep; What Child Is
This? and Heilige Nacht will be sung
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Temple.

At the Temple Baptist Church special
programs, arraged for the morning and
evening services tomorrow, are:
Morning - Prelude, Andante, Bee
thoyen. trio for first and second vio-
Inns and organ; anthem. There Were
Shepherds. d. Buck; alto solo, Christ
mas Song. Adams; anthem. Sing. o
Heavens, Tours; postlude. ALA Marcia,
Bohm, trio for violins and organ.
Evening-Prelude, Pastoral, Whiting;
anthem, Break Forth Into JOY. Owens;
anthem, While Shepherds Watched
Neidiinger: old hymn, Silent Night: an
them. Hark' What Mean Those Holy
Voices? Neidlinger; anthem. Brightest
and Best. Rubinstein-Dressler, post
luGe, Gloria, Mozart
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Hamline.

Special services for both morning and
evening have been arranged for Ham
line Church tomorrow. In the morning
the Rev. Lucius Clark. the pastor. will
preach a sermon on THE Birth of the
King"
The musical program for the morn
ing will be as follows: For the organ.
Christmas Musette. Mailly, and Christ
mas Prelude. Best. The quartet will
sing, Angels From the Realm of GLORY.
Harker: And There Were Shepherds.
Foster; Behold. 1 Bring You Good IT,
dings, Huhn.
At night the cantata, Bethlehem, by
~. H. Maunder. is to be given by the
Hamline Choral Society. Henry H. Free
man, conductor with the following Sc
loists: Miss Marion Greene. soprano.
Mrs. John Humphrey. contralto: Clar-
ence H. Sorrell. tenor, and Fred Shaf-
fer, bass.
Miss Edith B. Athey will be at the
organ and Miss Julia Higgins at the
The following is the program for the
cantata:
Part I. "The Shepherds Gifts"-Tenor
solo. Quickly the Night Is Falling:
chorus. GLORY to Cod: tenor solo. "a
Wondrous Thing Has Come to Pass: /:
quartet, only a Little Village; chorus,
Let Us Now Go Even Unto Bethle-
hem; recitative. tenor. Let Each
Make a Gift; chorus, Rest We Secure
From Danger"
Part ii. THE Kings Gift"-Introduc-
ton for organ and piano; bass solo,
The Longest Journey Must Have an
End: chorus. Across the Desert We
Are Come; bass solo. .All Hail, Most
Noble Strangers; chorus. The Star"
Part III. Our Gift"-Chorus, softly
Let Us Tread: soprano solo. Sleep
Little Som; male chorus. Kings Be-
fore Him Pass: soprano solo, mo
Lordly Gift 1 Make; duet, tenor and
bass; "A Gift So Small"; baritone solo
and chorus, Come to the Manger."
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Bethany.

At special services by the Christian
Endeavor Society at Z o'clock this
morning in Bethany Baptist Church
Christmas carols and hymns were sung
for fifteen minutes on the church steps,
followed by a special song service The
program of special Christmas music Is
to be given In connection with the
morning and evening services tomor-
row. music at the morning services at
IL o'clock to include: Organ prelude,
Prayer. from Lohengrin: anthem. Lift
Up YouS Heads. Hopkins; organ offer
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CHURCH OF NEW JERUSALEM.

The musical program at the Christ
mas morning service today at the
Church Of the New Jerusalem included
hymns. Come Hither. Ye Faithful and
"Hark, the Herald Angels Sing; the
festival psalms and responses. and the
solo. with chorus, from the Messiah" ?"
"oh. Thou That Tellest"; organ pre-
lude overture. from the Messiah: ;:
postlude. Rogers Gloria in Excelsis.
The choir Is composed of Mrs. I. G..
Shelley, Mrs. NJ. Y. Benkert and Mrs.
w. I. Swanton. sopranos; Miss Mary
Pond and Mrs. Carl Spamer. altos; Mr..
Frederic Sillers and Mr.. Lewis Bar
rington, tenors, and Mr.. William NJ.
Shuster, Mr.. F. w. Swanton and Mr.. G..
H. Owen. basses. Miss M. G. Sewall
is organist.
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Good Shepherd.

Eervices held in the parish hall to-
day and tomorrow. The Christmas day
program included: Holy communion,
choir of mixed voices, $50 am; holy
communion without music. 7:45 am;
holy communion and sermon. choir OF
men and boys, II am.
Tomorrow's services are: Holy COM
munion. 1880 a.m.; holy communion and
sermon. II am: evening prayer and
sermon, 1880 pm.
The Christmas music includes full
reth." baritone solo and chorus, by
Gounod; anthem, Behold. Bring You
Good Tidings. by Sir John Goss. and
chorus. from L,Enfance du Christ, by
Hector Berlioz.
The music at $50 o'clock was render
ed by a choir of mixed voices and at
all other services by a choir of men and
boys.
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Trinity, Takoma Park.

The following program was given to-
day at II o'clock by the regular vested
choir of Trinity Church, Takoma Park:
Organ prelude, The Hymn Of Nuns,
LIE Febure Wely; professional, hymn
40; Venite (chantanon); Jubilate,
Nevin; Te Deum. Wiegand; hymn 54;
hymn So; offertory. o Holy Night,
Adam: soprano solo and chorus; Kyrie
Eleison. Elvey; Sanctus. Taylor; hymn
225: Gloria in Excelsis (old chant): re-
cessional hymn 81; postlude. Elegie,
Lamaigre.
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Columbia

Christmas services are to begin at
Columbia Heights Lutheran Church to-
morrow morning at II o'clock. THE
Fullness of Time" is to be the subject
of the sermon by the pastor, Rev. C.
H. Butler. A quartet composed of Miss
Emma L. Wilson, Mrs. Frederic Win
kelman, Arthur Jett and C. F. Logan,
has arranged a special musical pro-
gram. The junior choir. composed Of
Cynthia Baker. Gladys Evans, Ruth
Evans, Gladys Howerth, Marion Mar
shall, Florence Niedomauski. Alma
Winnerel, is to sing. Miss Ruth West
ergren is pianist. At 1880 o'clock an
illustrated address is to be given by
the pastor on Nazareth and Bethle-
hem," telling of the conditions there
as he saw them. The Sunday school
entertainment is to be given We'd
nesday.
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Atonement,

At the Evangelical Lutheran Church
of the Atonement a special Christmas
service was held at o'clock. Rev. 1.
o. Baker. the pastor. delivered a SER
mon on THE Angels Song" Miss Clara
Greve and Miss Louise Deuterman were
soloists.
At tomorrow mornings service the
pastor Is to preach on THE Fullness of
Time" An appropriate musical pro-
gram has been prepared. Sunday even
ing at o'clock the Sunday school is
to hold a Christmas festival. Miss
Greve, Miss Dean and Miss Gersdorff
are to sing. Recitations, class singing
and a Christmas pageant are to make
up the program. The Christmas tree is
to be Illuminated by electricity.
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Dumbarton Avenue.

The music to be rendered at Dum-
barton Avenue NJ. z. Church by the
church choir. both morning and even
ing. is as follows: Adeste Fideles. by
" Novello; From the Eastern Noun
TAIN A. Geibel: o Holy Night. by Ad-
Forber.
The soloists of the choir are Mrs.
Estelle Mcknight. soprano; Miss Laura
Wade, alto: w. Adreon, tenor; Joseph
Oliver basso.
The subject of the pastor. DIR. D. H.
Martin. at the morning service will be
THE Story of the Shepherds" and in
the evening 1.-The Story of the Wise
Men"
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Ascension.

At the Church of the Ascension, Rev.
DR.. J. Henning Nelms. rector, the special
Christmas music was sung at IL am.
today as follows: Dudley Bucks
Festival Te Deum, as quartet and chorus
The offertory, was Sing, o Heavens, by
Tours
The quartet included Mrs. L. r. Boyer,
soprano; Miss Mary Trusler, contralto !:
James K. Young. tenor, and Arthur N.
Gardner, bass.
At IL am. the same music will be
repeated tomorrow. when B. E. Meyers
will sing the bass in the quartet parts.
Holy communion was observed at s
am. today, and morning prayer and
communion at 10 80 o'clock
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Foundry.

A Christmas carol service is to be
held at 6:45 o'clock tomorrow even
ing at Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church. under the auspices of Foundry
Epworth League. A special musical
program has been arranged. which will
be given by the leagues augmented
choir and orchestra The soloists are
to be Mrs. Doris Miner, Miss Mary
Thompson and C. p. Lewis. Selections
are to be given by a quartet composed
Of Miss Ruth Davis. Mrs. Ruth Lewis.
Harold Miner and C. p. Lewis.
One OF the features Of the occasion
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st. Anthony's,

At ST. Anthony's Church, Brookland,
the Christmas services were as follows:
Solemn mass at midnight was cele-
brated by the pastor. Rev. Thomas D.
Williams. who preached the sermon.
Music by the mixed choir was as fol-
lows: Professional. o! Lord of Heaven.
Spindler, male quartet; mass in e nat.
Bartholomew; offertory. Mira Nox.
Adam -Bi edermann, tenor solo. Paul
Hines and chorus; communion. Adeste
Fideles, Novello. Miss Mabel Golden
stroth, soprano. and chorus; recession
al, Joy to the World. Masses this
morning were at Z, 1880. s. and 10
O'Clock. The girls choir. under the
Benedictine Sisters, sing at the 8
o'clock mass, and at 10 o'clock a num-
Der of Christmas hymns were sung by
the sanctuary choir. Benediction of
the blessed sacrament followed this
mass.
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Chapel of the Nativity.

Christmas services were held at the
Chapel Of the Nativity today as follows ::
2 80 am, holy communion, with hymns !:
80 am. morning prayer and second
celebration; 4: 80 pm, evening prayer
baptisms.
The musical service at 10 80 am. in
cluded, in addition to the usual Christmas
hymns, the following: Te Deum Lauda-
mus. Dykes. in F; Jubilate Dec, Wood
ward, in D; offertory anthem. Little
Town Of Bethlehem, Neidlinger: Sanctus.
Garrett, in A; Gloria in Excelsis, old
chant
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Waugh.

Christmas carols were sung by the
Sunday school choir of Waugh Church
at early services this morning, under
the direction of Mr.. Griest A special
program of music has been arranged
for both services tomorrow. Mrs. Del
phine w. Brown. the organist. being
in charge. In addition to appropriate
hymns and chants by the congrega-
tion the choir is to sing There Were
Shepherds. Vincent, and Sing and Re-
joice. R. G. Hailing. Miss BERTHE Thomp-
son. soprano soloist of the church, is
to sing When Heaven Sang to Earth.
Parker, and Alteration, Van de Water.
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Concordia.

The musical program at services at
Concordia Lutheran Church this morn
ing included Festival Prelude. Rink;
anthem, Joy to the World, Adams;
carol, Silent Night, Holy Night, Gruber.
Tomorrow's program is arranged as
follows: Christmas Prelude, Ashford !;
anthem. Behold, Bring You Good Tid-
ings, Clare; soprano solo, 1t Came Upon
the Midnight, Hasker. Miss Mathilda
Kolb Raphael Koester is organist and
choirmaster.
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Esther Memorial.

Today at Esther Memorial Church the
following program was held: Holy
communion, am: holy communion
and sermon. 10 am; professional hymn,
No. So; kyrie. No. ITO; Gloria Tibi, No.
1855: hymn. No. 81: offertory, No. 1872;
Sanctus. No. 1876: communion hymn. No.
22s; Nunc Dimittis. No. 10s; recessional
hymn, No. 81.
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Grace.

At Grace Church, Georgetown. a mid
night celebration was held last night,
while a service was held today at 10
o'clock. when the musical program
was as follows: Professional, Once in
Bethlehem of Judah, carol, Maunder; We
mite, Langdon; Te Deum. Jubilate Deo,
Rev J. B. s. Hodges: Hymn "a; Com
munion Service in G, Maunder; offer
tory anthem, 1t Came Upon the Mid
night Clear. Minetti; recessional, The
Snow Lay on the Ground, carol, War
rem.
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T0DAY'S MUSIC A CALL
FOR 'PEACE ON EARTH
Choirs Of Washington Churches Tell in
Song the Story Of the Redeemer.

Once again festival being observed Once
Chrstandom glad yuetde anthems ascend
ing observance of the day when the Most
earth the Prince of Peace-had Him lie
and grow up with the people that He might know the
needs of all.
In the Washington churches the greater portion of the special
music in observance of the day. this
Some will be given this evening while
still other glad yuede anthems will be various
chors in observance of the date.
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LUTHERAN.
Christ.

Early morning services were held
today at Christ English Lutheran
Church. Christmas carols were sung
from the tower of the church. THE
Unspeakable Gift" was the subject of
the sermon of Rev. ]. Frederic Wen
cheI, the pastor. Mrs. George johann
nes. J. Crosby Mccarthy. Mrs. M. Voll-
mer, Miss Hanson, Rolla G. Onyun,
organist, and members Of the Sunday
school participated in the musical pro-
gram.
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st. Paul's, Rock Creek Parish.

The principal choir selections for the
morning service today at 10 80 o'clock
at st. Paurs Church were as follows:
Open anthem, Arise, Shine. for Thy
Light Is Come. by Ferris Tozier; Te
Deum in F, by E. Flaxington Harper;
Jubilate Dec. in A. by P. A. Schneider;
introit anthem. Sing. Oh Sing This Blessed
Morn. by w. H Neidlinger: offertory an
them. Listen to the Wondrous Story, by
C. B. Hawley.
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Maryland Avenue.

AT Maryland Avenue Baptist Christ
mas services are to begin with services
at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning under
the auspices Of the Christian Endeavor
Society. At the II o'clock services
Halls Christmas cantata. The Shepherd
King. Is to be sung by the choir, and
portions of the cantata are to be re-
peated as special music at the evening
services.
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All Saints, Chevy Chase.

The. services today at All Saints
Church, Chevy Chase. were as follows:
7:30 a.m-Holy communion.
1880 a.m.-Morning prayer and holy
communion.
The music at the 10:30 o'clock serv-
ice was by the mixed choir, as follows:
Professional. hymn Sc; Te Deum. King
Hall; Jubilate in F, Tours; hymns 81
and 40: offertory anthem, o Sing to
God, Gounod; communion service. Cow
er; recessional hymn, 81.
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Nativity.

At the Church of the Nativity mid
night mass was celebrated at IL o'clock
last night, other masses being sung at
=, 8, 8 and 1890 o'clock this morning
with benediction of the most blessed
sacrament after the 1890 o'clock mass
The music included Marcos fifth mass
at midnight: offertory, Adeste Fidelis
Novello, after the mass. With Glory
Lit. The choir was directed by Miss
Mary Lynch. organist.
Holy Name.
At the solemn high mass at midnight,
celebrated by Rev. Andrew Carey. assist
ed by Rev. c. A. Dubray, d. D.. and Rev.
Thomas kervick. pastor Of the church,
the senior choir. accompa MED by Mrs
Charles Hughes, sang the Missa Pro
and Benedictus: offertory, Adeste FL
'delts. Novello. Immediately preceding
the mass the choir sang Exulta Sion,
Hammered, and at the close of the serv-
Ice. Holy Night. Adam. arrangement
by Rev. Thomas Kervick.
The Junior choir. also directed by
Miss Doyle. and accompanied by Miss
Marie R. Melting. sang the following
program during the 1890 o'clock mass ::
Preceding the service. with Glory Lit
tDielman). Miss Irene Reagan; opening
chorus. Songs Of the Ages tGeibeD
soloist. Miss Elsie Leckert: offertory.
Oh, Come All Ye Faithful (Novello),
Miss Rose Clark and Mr. Bernard Car
lin: chorus. Joy to the World (HandeD !;
Bethlehem's Lullaby (MascagnD. Miss
Myrtle Dove. At the benediction of
the blessed sacrament. which concluded
the service. the o Salutaris was sung
by Miss Rose Clark. and the Tantum
Ergo UaHache) in chorus. The clos
ing hymn was Blessed Bells of Christ
nastide (GeibeD.
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st. Marks.

The services in ST. Marks Church
today were as follows: $50 am, holy
communion with music); a am, holy
communion (plain); II am, holy COM
munion FESTIVAL service).
At the II o'clock service the music
program arranged was as follows: Pro-
cessional, Hymn 40: communion service,
lime; sermon; Hymn 81: anthem. Elvey
and the glory of the Lord is risen upon
thee. For behold. darkness shall cover
the earth and gross darkness the peo-
pie: but the Lord shall arise upon thee,
and His glory shall be seen upon thee.
and the gentiles shall come to thy light,
and kings to the brightness of thy ris-
ing'D; recessionaI Hymn so.
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st. Johns.

A service with a celebration of the
holy communion was held at II o'clock
this morning at st. Johns Lutheran
Church. Rev. Paul D. Leddin. pastor.
A Sunday school Christmas service is
to be held at 1880 o'clock tonight, when
program of song and story is to be
given under the Christmas tree. W.
s. Reilley. organtst. and the Sunday
school orchestra, composed of Miss
Lorraine Ferber. William Herman. A.
c. Smith. Harry schieman ana Miss
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Ryland.

Special song services are to be given
at Ryland Church in the morning and
evening tomorrow. The mems chorus.
numbering eight voices. is to sing
Dank's o Worship the King, at IL am.
At 7:45 pm. the entire chorus. num-
bering twenty-five persons, is to sing
Lorenz' cantata, The Christmas King.
Soloists are to be Miss Gertrude Magill,
Miss Mildred Popkins and Vernon Rup-
pert. Miss Mary Cathell Brewer is or
ganist and director
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New York Avenue.

There are to be three observances of
the Christmas festival tomorrow in
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Chruch. At $3.50 in the morning the
Bible School will have a service of
song and story. entitled I'm Quest of
the King" with a vested choir of thir-
ty-fve voices and instrumental ac-
companists of piano, violin and cello.
In both morning and evening serv-
Ices Of the church the organ will be
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Sacred Heart,

At the Shrine of the Sacred Heart
the following special musical program
was given by the choir at the midnight
mass last night: Prelude. Xmas Morn,
Barrett: mass, Haydn's No. 16. COM
plete: ofYertory. Adeste Fideles. Novel
10: communion. Exulta Sion, v. Ham
merell: postlude, o Holy Night, Adam
Buck: soprano. Miss Mabel Latimer:
ard Cook; bass. William Madisan.
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Ninth.

The following musical program has
been arranged for services tomorrow
at the Ninth Street Christian Church.
Rev. George A. Miller. pastor.
In the morning choir anthems are to
be sung and an offertory duet. entitled
The Angels Message" by Miss Estelle
Wild and Mrs. Anna Boeckler. The
evening service is to include choir
anthems and an offertory solo. entitled
by Ralph Cady. The program is under
the direction Of Joseph Harrison.
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st. Domiuic's.

At st. Dominic's Church following
was the musical program at the mid
night mass last night. and at today's
masses: Professional. o Holy Night,
Adam; Haydn's Third Mass; gradual,
Exulta Sion. Hammered: onertory.
Adeste Fidelis. Novelties arrangement! !!
recessional. With Glory Lit the Mid
night Air, Dielman.
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Fifth.

'Daybreak services" are to be held at |
6;lj o'clock tomorrow morning in Fifth |
Baptist Church. at which Christmas |
hymns are to be sung. The Christmas |
oratorio which was given last Sunday
night is TO be repeated at tomorrow
nights services by the choir of sixty |
persons. ,
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Advent.

Holy communion was observed at the
Church of the Advent today at 1880
O'Clock, when the choral service con-
sisted Of Christmas carols.
At the II o'clock service the program
Of music included: Adeste Fideles,
Festival Te Deum. Dudley Buck; Venite
chant. Lord Mornington: JubiIate,
choral. Danks: introit, Hark the Glad
Sound, Heaton; anthem. While Shep-
herds Watched, Percippe.
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st. Peters.

At st. Peters Church solemn high
mass was celebrated at midnight by
Right Rev. Mgr. j. NJ. OBrien, with
Rev. S. T. Morris as deacon and Rev.
j. F. Wiedenham as subdeacon. The
sermon was by Rev. 8. T. Morris. The
choir rendered the following musical
program: Before the mass, And There
Were Shepherds, Boex; MoZart's
twelfth mass. Veni Creator, quartet,
Rosewig; offertory. o Mira Nox. Adam
at. the communion. Adeste Fidelis, No
wells; after the mass, Glory to God,
Deillman.
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St. Andrews.

Services were held in this church as
follows: o'clock, holy communion; II
o'clock. morning prayer, holy COM
munion and sermon by the rector, Rev.
j. J. Dimon. Christmas hymns and
other special music were sung at the
IL o'clock service.
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Epiphany.

At the morning service at II o'clock
in Epiphany Church today the follow
ing program was rendered: Procession
al, 81. Hark the Herald Angels Sing"
Mendelssohn; Te Deum, Selby; Jubilate,
Tours: holy communion: introit anthem.
There Were Shepherds. Neidlinger;
hymn, 5s, o Little Town Of Bethlehem,
Redner; offertory, Sing, o Heavens.
Tours; Come All Ye Faithful (hymn
4s): Sanctus. Gounod: communion
hymn 22s. And Now, o Father, Mindful
Of Our Love. Monk: Dresden Amen |;
recessionai. So. II Came Upon the Mid
night Clear. Willis.
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St. Agnes Chapel.

The holy communion service sung at
10 o'clock at St. Agnes Chapel this
morning comprised the following:
Hymn 40. D Come, Let Us Adore Him;
Kyrie, Barnby; Gloria and Gratius Tibi,
Gilbert; hymn 81, Hark. the Herald
Angels Sing; hymn 5S. o Little Town
of Bethlehem; Sursum Corda and Sane
tus, Merbeche; Benedictus Qui VENT,
Gilbert: Agnus Del and Gloria in Ex-
celsis, Merbeche: Nunc Dimittis, Glenn
ems. and hymn 81. Jesus Christ Today
Is Born.