The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-22
SPECIAL MUSIC
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Christmas musical programs were
featured in services OF many OF the
churches yesterday. both in the morn
ing and evening services. Some will
hold formal services later in the week
and Mass viii be held at St. Michaers
and the Sacred Heart church Christi
mas morning The Knox Presbyterian
Sunday school will give a Christmas
entertainment on the evening of Dec,
ember 80 at 1880, the older pupils of
the school giving white Gifts for the
King" st. Katherine's win also hold
a special program on Christmas eve
night.
The following programs were the
features yesterday:
At the First Presbyterian church
/ last evening the following Christmas
: song service was given:
Organ prelude by Miss Laney,
March of the Magi,'. Harker.
Scripture reading. Rev. A. s. Moff-
EFT.
Hymn No lis, congregation. 10y
to the World
Cantata, 1.-The Christ Child closing
hymn part L to be sung by choir and
congregation, by c. B. Hawley.
Offertory, cello solo, selected, Mr..
Ray Densmore.
Benediction.
Choir. tenors; w. s. Garfield, Hal
Laney, Arthur Pourtless; Soprano. Mrs.
C. C. Won PauIson, Mrs. Nita Osborn
Benn. Mrs. A. r. McAllister, Miss
Dimple Mcmillan, Mrs. Johnson; Alto,
Mrs. e. NJ. Schornhurst, Miss Lulu
Thames, Miss Gail Binkley, Miss Katie
Lee Bryars; Bass, Mr.. Jones, Jack
Clark Mr.. Seaburg, Mrs. J. Q. Walker;
X ~ Do, ice
Gail Binkley, Mr.. w. s. Garfield, Mr..
Jones: organist, Miss Charliebelle
Laney; Cello. Mr.. Ray Densmore; Di-
rector, Mr.. w. S. Garfield.
At the First Baptist church the fol-
lowing Christmas song service was
given in the morning at the IL o'clock
services:
Piano prelude. Simple Aven by Mrs
E. r. Cunningham, F. Thome
Invocation, Rev. j. A. Ansley.
ouartette. Ring the Bells, Messrs,
Laney, Pourtales, Clark and Seaburg.
Chorus, Lo Jesus Comes. choir. Nor
ris.
Solo. The Prince of Peace, Miss Mar
caret Wilhelmi, Neidlinger.
Violin solo. Miss Willie Mae Gibson.
selected.
Trio. Silent Night, Miss Margaret
wilheImi Mrs. Beattie Bell and Mr..
Geo. P. Smith.
HYMN, Joy to the World.
Offertory. Solo. The Birthday of the
Kinp Mr.. II. T. Seaburg, Neidlinger.
chorus Crown Him King of Kings,
choir. Smith.
Hymn, All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name, Misses wilhelmi and Thames,
selected.
Benediction.
Postlude, March Religieuse, Mrs. E.
r. Cunningham, Gillette.
The First Methodist church at the
II o'clock morning services gave the
following attractively arranged Christ
mas musical program:
Christmas Anthem, Dudley Buck,
mixed quartette.
Solo, The Song of Bethlehem, Mrs.
a. r. McAIlister, Minette.
ouartette. Miss Mcmillan, Mrs.
Christie. Messrs Laney and Brierley.
c. S. Brierley, musical director.
At St. Michaers on Christmas morn
ing at o'clock high mass, Gounod's
Messe Solonelle est. Caecilia) will be
used The choir and orchestra will be
under the direction of Mr.. Charles j.
Herbert Preceding the mass pro-
gram of instrumental numbers will be
given:
Twilight Romance Golden.
Alteration, Borowski.
Romance, from King Manfred.
Prelude from King Manfred
Inspira ton, Edwards.
Cavatina. Bohm.
Lyric Suite, Grieg.
Postlude. March Triumphal.
Violins, Messrs Fred c. Perfect,
O'Brien Motta, Max Heinberg, Ben
Clutter; Cello, Mr.. Ray -Densmore
Clarinet. Mr.. Frank Marchese; Cor
net, Mr. Frank Patalauo, Robert Diaz;
Trombone, Theordore Diaz; Tympanies
and <Marinba, Mr.. Harry L. Sackett;
Saxaphone. Mr.. Cowhan.
At Sacred Heart church at the
o'clock mass on>Christmas morning the
following program will be feature of
the services:
Yuletide charms, Englemann.
High Mass. CORPUS Christi La
Hache, organist Miss Leta Wilkins,
Soloist. Miss Gladys Bell Miss Rosebud
laramie, Bessie Reinschmidt, Ethel
Reymundo.
During the offertory Adeste Fideles
will be sung and during communion
"Oh, Holy Night Adams will be
Sung by Miss Gladys Bell. The pro-
gram will close with an organ volun-
tary. Englemann.