The New York herald., 1922-12-23
CHURCHES TO RADIO
music CHRISTMAS
City Services to Be Broad
cast Within 1000 Mile
Radius.
CAROLS TO FILL AIR
Sermons and Chimes Will
Also Be Heard by C0un-
try Listeners.
PROGRAMS ARE POSTED
All Churches to Have Special
Services i'm Honor Of
the Nativity.
PROGRAMS ARE POSTED


auraI privileges of church attendance
here extended TO radio listeners thou
sand miles from the metropolitan dis
tricr.
For the first time in the history OF
Trinity Church the music from its
chimes will be broadcast by radio
through wEAF. the Walker street sta
ton Of the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company.
The chimes may be heard at the OPEN
ing of the traditional carols service for
children OF the church. beginning at 2
p. NJ. The carols sung by the choir and
Sunday school children during their
procession to the manger" also Will be
broadcast. DR. Newell Dwight Hilles,
pastor OF Plymouth Church, Brooklyn.
will send a Christmas message from
WEAF studio during an interval in the
Trinity service. Only the chimes and
carols will be broa adcast from the church.
WEAF sends on 400 meter wave length.
Similar arrangements have been made
for broadcasting the music and chimes
at the New Years eve service In Trinity.
Sermons I'm the Air.
A Christmas sermon by DR.. Harry
Emerson Fosdick, pastor OF First Pres
byt<rian Church. will be broadcast to-
morrow afternoon from WIZ (wave
length $50 meters) at 3 o'clock. There
will be music by the choir of his church
under the direction OF DR.. William c
Carl, organist and cboirnaster.
At o'clock music from the Advent
and Christmas portions Of Handeps THE
Messiah, as sung and played in St
Thomass Church. Fifth avenue and
Fifty-third street, will be broadcast
through this station.
al nd In q
the Metropolitan Building chimes, will
be sent through the Newark station from
8 80 to p. NJ. Christmas Day.
The Rev. William e. Martin will;
preach in st. Patriclss Cathedral to-
morrow at the midnight mass. for which
the Cathedral will be opened at IL p. NJ.
There will be low masses at 8. Z. 8.
9 and 10 o'clock, preceding pontiicai
mass at II. The Rev. p. ). Downsy
C. IS. r.. will preach on The Crib The
First Pulpit--fhe First Altar--the First
Cross" The Papal benediction and
pIenary indulgence will be given at the
end OF mass.
At pontifical vespers at o'clock the
music will include: Psalms of the day.
Gregorian; Schnable's alma Redemp-
tovis'' Rheinberger's Ave Maria" 20
Cor Amoris," by Lessman "Tantum
Ergo by Liszt, and Guilmant's Sonata
Prime."
At 81. Johns Cathedral.
The Rev. George r. Glover. honorary
canon. will preach Tomorrow In the
Cathedral OF 81. John the Divine at IL
A. NJ. Dean Howard Chanler Robbins
will speak at service for children at
2:45 r. NJ. and at 4 o'clock will be the
Christmas carol service, with the fol-
lowing music:
Organ, pastoral symphony from "The
Messiah" G. r. Handel; precessionai
carol. '.Adeste F'deles." from j. r.
Wade's "Cantus Diversi," 1851 anthem.
Come and Thank Him. from Bachs
'The Christmas Oratorio" anthem.
Thou Must Leave Thy Lowly Dwelling"
from Hector Berliozs IL Enhance du
Christ" Palestrinas "Hodie ChristuS
Natus Est" Song of the Christ Child, -
by Osgood; Stokovsxi's when Christ
Was Born: Good King Wencesias, -
God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen: Of
fertory anthem. 20 Holy Night ar
ranged by John r. West, and Haydn's
"Christmas Night" The choral prelude
will be Bach'e I'm Thee Is Joy"
On Christmas Day there will be COM
munion at A. NJ. A. NJ and 10 A.
NJ. morning prayer at Q 40 A. NJ and
Holy Communion (chorsD, Dean Rob-
bins preaching. at IL A. M.
Bishop William T. Manning will
preach tomorrow at Grace Church.
Broadway and Tenth street, at II A. NJ.
Dr. Charles l.. slattery. bishop coadju-
tor of Massachusetts,. former rector Of
Grace Church. will preach Christmas
Day ut the same hour
The church choir, under the direction
Of Ernest Mitchell. organist and choir
master. formerly Of Trinity Church. Bos-
ton, will sing Christmas carols at the
service tomorrow evening
Christmas Day at II A. M. the music
with full choir win include Professional.
Adsste Fideles: TIE Deum in 3 flat
stanford BenedIctus in u flat anthem
A Joyous Christmas Song, by Gevaert ;
and Stainor's Sanctus I'm T. fiat
Chapel OF the Intercession.
Christmas Eve ceremonies at the
Chapel Of the Intercession. Broadway
and i55th street. will be more than us
uaily picturesque in recognition OF the
one hundredth anniversary OF the writ
ing OF THE Night Before Christmas" !"
The grave OF Clement G. Moore. author
OF the poem, and the grave OF Alfred
Tennyson Dickens, son OF Charles
Dickens. In the churchyard. will be dec
GRATED by children OF the chapel
Christmas festivities will begin at
$3.50 r. NJ tomorrow. with trumpeters
playing carols on the terrace near the
Christmas tree. Half an hour later the
Feast OF Light" VIII be given In the
chapel by sixty-one children IN costume.
After this service the children will have
their procession 70 decorate the graves
OF Moore and Dickens.
In the evening a pageant. "Logos---
The World Made Flesh" will be given In
the church by members OF the Inter-
cessior Dramatic League
DR.. Milo II. Gates. vicar of the chapel.
will preach Christmas morning at II
o'clock. During this service a memorial
mural tablet. the gift of Mr.. John ".
Miller, bearing the names OF eight
Young men OF the church who were
killed during the wae ~; 90 unveiled.
Mr.. Miller gave the marble tablet In
memory OF his son, David William
Miller. requesting that the names of the
other yoting men be added
Dean Howard Chandler Robbins will
preach at Trinity Church tomorrow AT
n O'Clock. the rector. Dr. Caleb X.
Stctson. preaching Mt the same hour
Christmas Day. The carols for the
children's service, which viii be broad
cast NV radio at the Sunday afternoon
service, VIII be II Came upon the Mid
night Clear; The Snow Lay on the