The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

been planned by the organists of aII churches of the city for Christmas | day. In most of the churches there will be special soloists. Masses at St. Augustine's church Twill be at B.. ', 8, g, 10 and 11:15 o'clock. The first and last are sol emn high masses. Fritz K. G. Weber, @the orSanist and choirmaster, has arranged very suitable program for the services. The members Of the 'senior choir are the Misses FIaherty, Robinson' kernan, Walsh, Merry, Carroll Callahan, Conlon, Davis, ' Surnes, Gilhuley, Mrs. Greene Mrs Flanagan, Mrs. Rockhill. Mrs Sherwood, also: the Messrs. Hanley ' Ney, Langenhan, Kennedy, Hicky, Green, William P. Greene, Bues, Joseph Bues and James Kerwin
 Our Saviour's Danish Evangelical Lutheran church S4 Beach street. will hold special Christmas services Sat urday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rev s. Jorgensen from Hartford will preach. The Young Peoples society has arranged the Christmas tree eel eoration for Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. All are heartily welcome to join in the services and celebration
 Masses on Christmas day at St. Patrick's church will be at $, 7:3O, 9, 9:5O and 10:30 a. m solemn high mass will be celebrated at 6 o'clock and 10:30 o'clock at which time the senior choir of 40 voices under the direction of the organist will render Mozarts Twelfth mass. At the chil- dren's mass at $50, Miss Rose Chhis- tianson, violinist, will assit the choir. Miss Lillian A. Sullivan is the organ iSt.
 The masses at St. James church in Stratford will be at 6:30, 7:30, S:30, 9:3O and 10:30. Rev. Michael O'Con- nor, the pastor, will preach at the first and last mass. At these services the senior choir will s1ng. The quar- let is composed of Miss Anna Ahearn, Mss Arthur Lord, John Quill and 1.dward Poissaut. The organist is Mrs. Agnes McNamara.
 The Peoples Presbyterian church. Laurel and Park avenues. Rev. H. A. Davenport, pastor. Prayers on Christmas day at 10 a. m.; preaching 10:30, with sermon Reasoning With God" Bible school 12 o'clock. Chris tian EndeavOr meeting at 6:30 p. m.
 The services at St. Georges church | on Clinton avenue. will be at and 10:30 o'clock. The processional hymn will be the "Adeste F'ideles"; !; the offertory anthem, Nazareth" :" and the post-communion. 70 Little Town of Bethlehem On the Sun day following Christmas the holiday services will be repeated.
 At Sa cred Heart church the masses cn Christmas day will be at 5:3o, 1880. s:3O, 9:3O and 1O:30- solemn high mass will be celebrated at 5:5O and 10:30: Special musical programs have been arranged for both services. At the S:30 mass the Junior choir, sSS1SIeu Dy IlaymOnu l1clleW, Dafl- tone, and Miss Adelaide BediSer. So- Lrano, will sing the Christmas carols. The special solo. of Mr.. Bellew will be Nazareth, while Miss Bediger the S:3O mass in the chapel the chil- dren's choir, assisted by Miss Made lyn Farley will sing. The soloisr' [. hymns are "Adeste Fideles' anu Ma gnificat" Mrs. Charles Ogren is the organist and director.
 The masses at St. Joseph's church will be at 6, S:30 and 10:30 o'clock At tho first and the last mass the mass with orchestra and organ ac' compartment. The members of the orchestra are: First violin. PhiliE Weidenhammer; second violin, o AIohr; viola, Charles Axman; cello John Wiedenhammer; bass, Charles Iteldman: clarinet, A Sanger; flute Frederick Lewis. The members 0 the choir are: Mrs. Spittler, the Miss es Frank, stockman, Herb La cher, Ku"lkel, Plassman, kerwin Polkcy Hero, Edith Herb, Margart Herb, Schriebcr and Messrs. A. Hel I. Herb, Kasper, Latzke, Leopold Schmid, Bues, kasper. At the S:3
 mass tho children's choir, assisted b. Mir. Joseph Wiehler. will sing unde the direction of Sister Clarita.
 A delightful program has been ar ranged for the morning and everin services at the Park Street Congre rational church for next Sunday. Tn
 
 bal. soprano; Miss Norma l.. Weber contralto; Arthur Levasseur, teno and Clarence J. Lavey, fass.
 Christmas music at St. Charle 2 solemn high mass, 5:30, ', s. 9:15 high mass, 1O:3O o'clock. Pasto Rev. P. J. McGivney. s o'clock mas mas S childrens choir, ,'still is the starr Their T'locks.'' How Lowly Tn .-~ Dwelling" 70 Little Town of Bethl'
 hem" o'clock mass Junior eho oh. "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing"
 At the church of the Blessed Sa rament. the solemn high mass wi be celebrated at fp:3o. Gounod
 mass in honor of the Sacred Hea
 of Jesus will be sung by chorus forty-six voices assisted by the O gan and orchestra. The recession
 will be the March of the Magi King
 The program at the United churt
 will be: Organ, fantasia on. Chris mas carols-Alan Gray; Gesu Bar
 "Oh, Come All Ye Faithfur': antheI Christmas Bells, Stevenson; quart'
 "Bring a Torch from an old Fren carol of the the seventeenth NeT,4ftt Geu3, GentU5 HaIIeIujah chorus, from "The Me siah." Handel; postlude, "Bethlehen ( Otto Walling. . Driately observed in OIivet church n fine musical program by the cho I. ''Glory to God in the Highest; 'H
 leluiah. Christ is Born and 70 Lit Town of Bethlehem"
 The Christmas service at St. Pau 4, church on Kossuth street will be 10 o'clock. The carols, ''It came Up \. the Midnight Clear: 70 Little To
 of Bethlehem and Break Forth il
 .Ioy'' will be sung. Theodore Bra ling is the organist.
 Christmas services will be held C th q Park Street ConSresatiol
 church, both Sunday morning. a |, evening At 10:30, Dr. Beard V
 breach Christmas sermon on ''1
 Leading of a Little Child Rev.
 H. Ekins of the Council of Church
 will speak to the Young Peoples cjety at 6:3O and 7:30 the choir Y
 render a Christmas musical serv
 from HandePs ''MesSia h..
 The Christmas carols will be st
 at the & a. m. and 10:30 a. m. mas
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