The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-27
s O ci e ty

the edifice was filled to overflowing
with members Of the congregation
and others who gathered to pay tri-
butte to their God. A few short hours
after, long before the suns rays
pierced the darkness OF the eastern
skies, residents in many sections OF
the city were awakened by the sweet
strains Of Christmas Carols. They
were sung by the Kedron Girls, who
before five o'clock were travelling
about the city in automobiles sing
ing with a sweetness worthy of the
thoughts to which they gave express
sion.
These notable events were but the
beginning Of others. Later services
were held in the Church Of the Sa-
cred Heart and also in the Presby-
terian and Methodist churches.
The Christmas exercises took place
at the Methodist church Christmas
right, Mrs. Harry Peltz and Mrs. Fry
had charge of the program which
was in two parts. The first was CIV
en- partly by the infant class and
aroused a good deal of enthusiasm.
The second part of the program was
Christmas Cantata given by the
choir as follows:
PART ONE
Drnl-Little Holly Wreaths .--.....
................................ Primary Glass
Recitation Ruth May Chilcote
Song violin Obligato) ...-.....-.....
Christmas Candles" Primary Class
Recitation-Once Upon Time.
.......................-........ Helen CLANCY
Special Number .... Walton Quartette
Duet ................ Mrs. Cofer, Mrs. Fry
PART TWO
A Christmas Cartata by Choir
Seek Ye out Of the Book (Bass Solo
and Choir) .---..-.--.-...-.-.--...-..-.---
Thou Blessed Bethlehem (Contral-
Blessed Be the Lord God of Israel
vChoir) ---.-....- .-..-..-.... ...-..-..--.----'
Midnight in Her Dusky Mantle
(Soprano Solo, Tenor Solo and
Choir ----....---..--.....--.- ..-.--.--- ..--.-
Anr There Were Shepherds (Chcirl
Ginning Bells (Sopraro, Alto Duet
and Mems Chorus) .----....-.-.
Lullaby Soprano Obligato, Vic
lin Obligato and Choir) .......------.
My Shepherd and My King (Choir)
Night of Nights (Soprano and Alto
Duet and Choir) .-------....-......
Rejoice, o Earth! (Choir, .......-.---...
Sunday evening, December 2S the
choir of the Presbyterian Church
will give sacred concert in the new
church, at which time the following
program will be rendered:
Anthem-'.Arise, Shine for Thy
Light Is Come" ----......--.-...-..
Sojo-"The Blessed Child''-Sally
+. Akers Augusta Parker
Anthems Shepherds Abiding in
the Fields" ...-...-.-..-...------.....--
Sclo - open Gates Joseph
Knapp ............ Miss Francis Wiley
Anthem ''Watchman, Tell Us of
the Night" ...-...-.--..-------.--..-
solo-SThe Birthday OF the King
l. Na;Il;nuar
.......-...............M Mrs. E. S. Veatch
Anthem THE Wise Men Saw
Thousand Stars" -----....-----
Selo- Zareth"-Gounod
.........l........-.-..M Mrs. B. c. Thomas
The program commences at 1880.
A most enjoyable dance was given
Christmas night by Commodore Nos
Ter at his home at st. Cloud. About
three-score friends were guests of
! the commodore and to the beguiling
strains furnished by the st. Cloud
four-piece orchestra they indulged
their terpschorean tastes until late
| hCur. lUlS Is llle cflll udi'S Iho' h"o
teen given at St. Cloud and, accord
ing to the guests, the most enjoyable
of all of them
Jas. Milne, manager of the White
Pelican Hotel, arranged a pleasant
treat for guests at the hostelry
Christmas Eve, filling the role of
Santa Claus as successfully as he per-
forms the lother duties that fall to
the lot of the up-to-date boniface.
Alter stripping well-laden Christ
r,as tree, a phonograph was brought
IN and the party enjoyed a
few hours of dancing in the big din
ing room. About 40 persons took part
in the festivity.