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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-23
THE UNITED CHURCH.

The Christmas spirit will inspire all services in the United Church to- morrow. A feature of the morning worship will be HouselY's beautiful oantata, ~f'he Nativity sung by the quartet and vested choir, led by Mrs. Elmer Beardsley. The cantata is in three scenes which tell the wonder ful Christmas story. Scene l, Desert of Judea." St. John the Baptist; Scene 2, Nazareth" the illumination: Scene 8. "Bethlehem.'' Dr. Days ser mon is to be Following Your Star.' The Church school will not meet, but the Discussion Club has "a welcome for all. The subject for discussion is '"The Chritmas Stories of the Cos pels.'
 At o'clock the Church School will
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LONG HILL M. E. CHURCH

The Sunday School of the Long Hill Methodist Episcopal church will give the following concert at P. M, you are cordially invited to attend
 Opening chorus. Shepherds, Have Ye Seen Him?; Welcome, Josephine La Barr; Hark! Hark! My Soul, male chorus; The Christmas Star, chorus; Gifts For Jesus, Loretta Mfddlerook, Dorothy Albert, Ethel Albert, Ruth Abbott, Dorothy Kellogg, Betty Cor don; Come Ye to Bethlehem, chorus; To Bethlehem, Carol Hill, Donald Cor don, Earl Lyons. Nat Haywood, Myron Whitney. Arnold Gordon, Alfred Tel lar, MurieI and Betty Gordon, Ruth Reynolds, Ross Townsend; Anthem, Glory to God in the Highest, choir; Just A Little Word, Myrtle Walter; Recitation, Helen La Barr; The BIes- sed Bells. chorus; Had We But Fame Hazel Weaver; Solo, Angels Still Are Singing, Edna Green; The Bells, chor- us; Christmas Reveille, Florence AL bert; Song, Merrily Ring the Bells, Miss Myrtle Sniffin's class; Out of the East. choir; That Christmas Morning, Ruth Smith; A Christmas Legend, Mary Shephgerd; Forward in the Pathway of the Star, chorus; The Gates Ajar, Ruth Kellogg, Elizaeth Anton. Caroline Sherwood. Virginia Middlebrook; Wireless to Santa, liar old Suen; Saw Ye the Starry Light chorus; The Christmas Flags, George Walter; Here the Glad Bells, closing chorus.
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present a pageant of the Nativity, The Alteration of the Kings and Shepherds ThroughoUk the pag- cant, the only illumination will be the soft light of candles in the windows and on the stage. The old Christmas carols are to be sung by the scnoor and the congregation There will be no Junior Christian Endeavor, but the members of the society are to meet at the church at o'clock and go out through the city singing carols MT. Bartlett is to lead the Senior c. E. meeting at o'clock on the subject Christmas"
 On Wednesday evening, Dr. Ed ward H. Hume. head surgeon of the great hospital connected with Yeii (Yale-in-China) will give his second lecture on Educational Policies Tn China" His address will be illus
 On Thursday from to in the afternoon, the Kindergarten and Primary department of the Church School will have tneIr Christmas and amusing events have been p1an- ned for the Interm ediate and Junior Christmas party which takes place Thursday evening from to g. The Young People of the church will meet for their good time on Friday eve ing
 Sunday Evening Forum.
 No better messenger of the Christ mas spirit could found that "Jammie" Heron who will address the Forum on Sunday evening. He has found that he is most happy when giving others happiness, and his addresses are full of humor. while the idea of service to the individual and the community is ever present. 'Jammte' Heron is semtimes called "the Business Mans Poet and the Canadian Harry Lauder" During the musical prelude from to 7:3O, the quartet and vested choir Will rem der the old songs and melodies dear to Scotland. Next week. Dec. 31, there will be a Watch Night service.
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THE PEOPLES CHURCH.

Some pleasant surprises of more than passing int crest await those who attend the Peoples Church on Christ mas Sabbath, the 24th. At the 10:30 m morning service. the following musi- cal program will be rendered by the choir consisting of Mrs. c. J. Lavey, organist and director; Mrs. P. S. Me nough and Mrs. Mary Brown, Messrs. Blackman and Couch:
 Prelude, Herald Angels, Mendels- sohn, Wilson; Anthem, Holy, Holy, Lord God of Hosts, Shere din; An tn en, Sing, O Heavens. Tours; An them, Calm on the Ltst'ning Ear of Night, Flaxington-I H darker; Soprano Solo, Art Thou Come With Us to dwell? Darnton; Anthem, O Holy Night, Adam: Postlude, Nazareth, Geunod-H d-Hardebeck.
 Congregational hymns as follows will also be used: O Little Town of Bethlehem, Phillips Brooks; Once in Royal David's City, c. F. Alexander; Joy to the World, the Lord is Come, I. Watts; Gloria Patria and Doxol- ogy.
 T9ie pastor, Rev. H. A. Davenport. will speak on Receiving What God Offers The Sunday school at 12 o'clock, in charge of Elder Edwin Cooper, will sing it's newly-Iearned carols. and at 6:30 p. m., the two En- part in the gladsome celebration.
 The week thus intreduced includes the concert on Wednesday evening by the Geneva College Glee Club of Sunday School Festival on Thursday evening. the Primary Department Party On Saturday at 2:sO p. m. and two services by the well known Evangelist, Rev. Charles Inglis, of London, Eng, a favorite at the North Tuesday and Friday evenings. at T :45
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UNTVERsALIsT CHURCH.

First UniVersalist church, Fairfield avenue, near Broad street, Rev. Hal T. Kearns, minister. Christmas ser vice at 10:S0 a. m. Sermon theme, Gods Greatest Gift'' Special mu- sic. Sunday school at noon. Young Peoples service at 6:3O p. m. Eve ming service at 7:3O. Handles ora O. rio 1.-The Messiah,'' in pictures. song and story.
 Christmas will be ceIebarted with two special services at the First Uni verSalist church, Fairfield avenue, near Broad street, tomorrow. At the m morning service a double quartette will render an excellent program of Christmas music. The pastor, Rev. Hal T. Kearns. will use the theme, Gods Greatest Gift" as the subject of his Christmas sermon.
 Special Christmas programs will be the features of the Sunday sch ool session and the Young Peoples meet ing at 6:30 D. m.
 At the evening service Handles Christmas orWtorio VIII be presented in stereopticon pictures, song and musical numbers from the oratorio, which will be illustrated with beau tiful pictures
 The Mission Circle will meet in the church Darlors Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The occasion will be the celebration of the bir,hday of Clara Barton, founder of the Red Cross and 9 loyal Universalist, who was born on Christmas Day.
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ST. P.ATRTCK's CHURCH.

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 Me sses on Christmas Day at St. PariGk's church will be at 6-7:30, 9-9:S0 and 10:30 o'clock. Solemn high mass will be celebrated at 10:30 at which time the senior choir of 40 voices under the direction of the or honor of St. Cecelia. The choir will be assisted by Miss Rose Christian son and Thomas Torpey. violinists. Following is the complete program: Processional. Merry Christmas Bells, Geibel; Silent Night, Holy Night, Gruber; The Christmas Song, Geibel; Kyrie. Mass in honor of St Cecelia, Mattfeld: Gloria MattfeId; Credo, MattfeId: Ofertory, Adeste F'idelis,
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GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH

Musical program for Christmas in German Reformed church, Congress street, Rev. H. G. Wiener, minister; Mrs. Frank Heilman, organist: Pre- Jude, Bethlehem, Mailing; choir, Joy to the World. c. Adams; duett, so- prano, Miss Ruth Baker; bass, MT Theodore Wiener; accompanied with violin by Miss Ethel Fottch; O, March ing Skies, Wilson; soprano solo, Miss Julia Adams, The New Born King LEfpoir; choir, The Herald Angels Lorenz; Cchristmas postlude, Hosmer
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CHRIST CHURCH, STAMFORD.

Rev. c. c. Kennedy. rector. Sun day, Christmas Eve. a. n1.. Holy Communion; 10:45 a. m., morning service; Canta,ta, Prom Light Into Darkness; T:30 D. m.. Festival ser vice and Christmas tree.
 Christmas Day, 8 a. na.. Holy Com munion; 10:45, Holy Communion (choraL
 Dec. 27. St. Johns Day, 9:3o a. n.. Holy Communion.
 Dec. 2S, Holy Innocents' Day. 9:5o a. m., Holy Communion.
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Adolph Adam. and "I Gave My Life for Thee" Jude; Sunday school at noon.
 The Sunday school Christmas con- cert will be given at o'clock in the afternoon All the members of the Sunday school should attend this ser vice. (See program elsewhere). The offering will be my Christmas gift to the children Of the world. Everyone is invited to all Of these services. The church will be closed in the evening" After the afternoon concert the young people of the Epworth League under Miss HiPoles direction are go- ing to the homes of the older people of the community and sing Christ mas carols outside their windows. Put a candle in your window 1T you want them to sing for you.
 in the Stepney Methodist Episcopal church. Subject: "The Influence of the Adv ent of Jesus''
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UNIyFRSAIJST CHTRCH

A splendid program of Christmas s on the street and that the captain qNartette, will be a feature of the special Christmas service at the First Universalist church tomorrow morn ing at 10:3O. The mAsica1 mum bers will be as follows: Anthem, "Rejoice Fvermore," by Gaines; anthem, An gels from the Realms of Glory by Neidlirger; alto solo, Asleep in the Manger,S' by Ambrose! anthem, ''The Dawn of Hope" by Coombs.
 The double quartette will be com posed of the following: Sopranos, Miss Sadie Dillon and Mrs. Frederick Fish; altos, Mrs. George Taylor and Mrs. Frank Connor: tenors, George Owen and A. J. IIildreth: bases. Will liam White and Harry Croft.
 Gods Great Gift" will be the
 "They might" Jasper said. Are the pastor, Rev. Hal T. Kearns. at this service.
 At the evening service Handles Christmas oratorio, ''The Messiah" will be presented in pictures, soug and story. The choir will render the following musicai numbers from the oratorio: Tenor solo, Comfort Ye'; quartctte And tfhe Glory of the Lord"; soprano and alto duet, "He Shall Feed His Flock: also solo, ''He Was Despised'; soprano solo, 'I Know That My Redeemer Liveth'; bass solo. Nazareth"
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oIIyEr CONGREGATIONAL.

MOrning-Organ PreIude, UILeT- tory on 'Adeste Fideles.' Loret; Christmas Carol. Today in Bethle- hem Gaines ttrom the Greek Of John of Damascus 754 A. D.; An +hen 70 Little Town of Bethlehem, Birch; Anthem, Brightest and Best of the Sons of the Morning" Brue schweiler; Offertory, (a) organ, The Shapherds" SaIome. (b) tenor solo, A Little Child Came He," War fora: Carol-Anthem, The Infant King" Dion Kennedy; Organ Post I,,de .sHalleiujah Chorus" from The Messiah" Handel, (The congregation will stand during the chorus).
 Afternoon-Organ Prelude. Christ mas Eve" Mailing; Anthem. Sing, O Sing This GLQxious Hour Neid1ing-
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ST. JOHN CHURCH.

SPeclai music will be rendered at ot, Jonns church. both morning and eNenlng. In place of the afternoon service there will be the Christmas T '1 service with full choir beginning
 At 1O:45 P. M. Alvin c. Bruel as sisted by Vincent Odrich, cellist will S1Ve an organ recital. The program TOT Sunday follows:
 The fourth Sunday in Advent, Dec. z4tn, 1922. Morning Prayer and ser
 mon at 1O:30 A M. Prelude, Jacobs hymn-Lo, He Comes, "St Thonas;'' Venite-Hokins; Benedictus es Dom 1no-Hal; enedfctus-Hopkins, In troit hymn - O Come. Emmanuel, Plain Song; KyrIe-Noble; Gloria Ihbi-Pleyel; Hymn-Hark! The Glad sound, Hodges; Ofertory, Anthem 10th Century Christmas Song, Cornell jus; Recessional Hymn-Re ejoice Be- lIeVers, Lausanne Psalter; Postlude-
 Christmas Eve, Dec. 24th, 1922, P M. Largo (from the New World symphony DVorak; Melody-in F, R Rubinstein; Pilgrims Chorus-Wag- ner; Song Without Words-Ra hTn; hebestod Christian u. Isolde Wag- ner; Evening Star-Wagner
 at 11:15. Opening Hymn-See Amid the Winters Snow. Goss; Kyrie- Noble; Offertory AnthemL-Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabelle, Old French; My Heart This Night Re joices, Old German, 1860; Sanctus- Camidge; Carol-Silent Night, Haydn; Gloria in Excelsis-Old Chant; Nunc 70 Come All Ye Faithful, Adeste Fiji
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BETHEL A, NJ. E.

Bethel A M. E. church, Broad street, opp. Whiting, Rev. Burchen G. Jacobs, pastor. Services next Sun day will be as follows: Worship with Christmas sermon by -He pas tor, at II a. m., Sunday school at l D. m. Allen C. E. at 6:50 p. m. special christmas musical service by he Sunday school at D. m. The public is cordially invited.
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sTEPNEY NJ. E. CHURCH.

Long Hill and Stepney Methodist Episcopal churches, Rev. Minard L. Proper. minister Morning worship with sermon by the pastor at 10:30. Subject, The Brand of Christ and His Church. At this service the choir will sing "Oh. Holy Night. p
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ST. MARES CHURCH

High mass, s, 1O:S0 a. rn.; low mass. 7:S0. a. m. Musical program for 6, 10:30 mass: kyrie. Mercadante; gloria, Mercadante; credo Ferca- dante; offertory, Adeste Fideles. No vello; Sanctus, Mercadante; Angus Dei, Mercadante; O Holy Night. Adam, Miss Eizaeth Kelley. Musical program for 9 o'clock mass: Hear the Joyous Message. NoIte: Silent Night, Holy Night; Blessed Christmas Time, Lowden; The Birthday of Our King, Coombs, Mrs. Frank Munich; Star of the Night, Geibel John Wilher Dial, Or&anist and choir master
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

In the morning at 10:30, Dr. Mar shall will preach a Christmas sermon on 'The Truce of God" In the even ing at 7:3O there will be a musical service, at which Christmas Carols will be sung by an augmented choir. Everyone is invited to come and en- joy this service.
 The Sunday School period will be slightly shorter because of the com- bined Christmas and Thank offering exercises. MT Harry Hawley will tell a special Christmas story, "BflI s Christmas and a special group Of classes will sing.
 On Tuesday night of next week the Sunday School will hold it's Christ mas entertainment. There will be a number of very interesting pictures. One is the banner picture of 1922, ''Nanook of the North.' This is con- ceded to be the finest educational time is absorbingly interesting, A three reel drama Shadows and sun shine" is an entrancingly beautiful will also be one reel Harold Lloyd Comedy. Everybody is invited and no collection will be taken.
 The Mid-Week Service of Praise and Prayer occurs every Wednesday even ing at 7:45 o'clock. The topic for this weeks discussion Is, Measuring Day"
 On Friday the Girl Scouts will en- tertain the older girls of the Protest ant Orphan Asylum. There will be no regular Scout meeting on that day
 One week from tomorrow evening a Watch Night Service will be held in this church.
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SIT JOHNS EPISCOPAL

The Rev. and Mrs Stephen Fish Sherman, Jr., will act as host and hostess at the choir Christmas tree festival, which will be held this year in the Burroughs Memorial chapel of St. Johns church on Sunday, Christ mas eve. at 9:45. At 1O:3O o'clock Johns, will render a selection of Christmas carols on the chimes in St Johns tower as follows: See Amid the Winters Snow, The Moon shines Bright" ''All the Skies Tonight Sing" When the Sun Had Sunk to Rest" 'Harkl The Herald Angels Sing" ''Hark! What Means Those Heavenly Voices?" At 10:45 Alvin Bruel will render an organ recital with 'cellist accompaniment. This will last until 11:15 o'clock, when the Christmas Eve service will begin The full vested choir of St. Johns will be in attend ance. The service will be that of The Holy Communion, with a carol setting ancient and modern. It will close after midnight, when the chimes of St. Johns will ring out, Tt Came Upon a Midnight Clear" For this service, St. Johns church will be lighted by hundreds of candies The decorations are in charge of Mrs. Altar, Chapter, and Deaconess Mary Barlow. Rev. A P. Chapman and Rev. Andrew Crichton will assist the rector.
 On Christmas day htre will be two services: At and at 10:3O o'clock. At the latter, the choir Will render the full Christmas music.
 The Sunday school festival for St. Johns young people will be held on Wednesday afternoon and evening, December 27. In the afternoon, the children Of Deaconess Barlow's Beginners Department will have their party In the evening. Ernest Sche- lidge, of Hartford, magician and entertainer, will be present. On both occasions, a beautiful Christmas play will be presented. Parents and friends will be welcome.
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Bethlehem, Judson; Glory, Sing Ye Glory, Judson; Song of Christmas. Brown; O Holy Night, Adam; post Jude, Tozer. Fritz K G. Weber, or ganist and choir master
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WASHINGTON PARK CHURCH.


 Christmas Sunday will be duly oo- served at the Washington Park Meth odist Episcopal church, corner Bar mum and Noble avenues, the Rev. George c. Fort. DID, pastor. At lO:SO a. m. pr. Fort will preach on "Bethlehem." Special music. organ, Elaboration" BorowskI. and Grand Chorus" Stern. Quartet. Arise. shine for Thy Light Has Come" Maker. Contralto solo Night of Nights" Van De Water.
 In the evening at 7:30 the entire service will be musical, and Maunder's Christmas Cantata. Bethlehem" will be sung by a triple quartet. An i'm. strume ntal trio, Arvin B. Hall, organ1 ist; Miss Dorothy Smith. violinist; Albert Ball. 'ceIlist, will play 8 prelude program st 7:So, and also an offer tory and postlude. There will also be carol singing by the congregation.
 The Christmas program of the Ep- worth League at 6:9O will be given around the fireplace in the church parlor. The subject will be The Star in the East" Miss Adelaide Goodwin, leader.
 The Christmas party of the Kin dergarten and Primary deparrmenrs of the sunday school will be held in the chapel Wednesday afternoon at 8, and the Christmas entsrtainn ent for the entire school and church will be given in <he church auditorium bell ringer and imperscnator, assisted by Prof. G. E. Herges pianist. nAs been engaged for this occasion. Ad-
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SIT GEORGES EPISCOPAL

A pfcturesque and devotional Christ mas-Eve Service will be held in St. Georges church on Sunday after
 The church will be lighted by candles, and there will be symbolic service, The Coming of the Wise pretation Of the gifts of gold, frank incense and myrrh In terms or 'ne Churchs pCesent-day oHerlhg to Christ The service will end with thanksgiving for the Incarnation ana devotion and worship.
 Anyone to whom such Christmas Eve service appeals will be welcome. Children are specially invited to
 The 'iH services on Christmas-Day will be at s and 1O:3o a. n-, the choir serving at both services:
 sionai Adeste ffdeles; Carol, O Little Town of Bethlehem; Symbolic Ser vice, The Coming of the Wise Men; Nunc Dimittis; Offertory. The First Noweu; Hymn of Worship, Let all Mortal Flesh Keep Silence GA hymn of the Greek church)-
 hristmas-Day-S:0 a. m: Process sionaI, Adeste fideles; Kyrie Eleison; Gloria Tibi and Laus Tibi; Offertory, . Little Town of Bethlehem; Sursuln .orda and Sanctus; Eucharistic Hymn, Ter All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence Hymn, Hark, What Means Those Heavenly Voices? Recessional, An gels From the Realms of Glory.
 O:SO-Procession All Praise to Thee; Iutroit, Benedictus; hyrie EleI- son; Gloria Tibi and Laus TiOi; Hymn. Hail to the Lord s Appointedi Oner- tory, The First Howell; Sursum coroa and Sanctus; Eucharistic Hymn, Ler All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence; Gloria in Excelsis; Seven-fold Amen; Hymn, Hark What Mean Those Heavenly Voices? Recessional. Angels From the Realms of Glory
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UNITED CHURCH.

Prelude, "HOsannah.' Dubois; Offer tory. unaccompanied choir hymn, by Henry Houseley. Scene l, Desert of Judea." St. John the Baptist; Scene 2, Nazareth" the Annunciation; Scene 3. 'Bethlehen"; Postlude, 'Bethlehem.' Mailing.
 Pageant by Church school 400,
 'Ad doration of the Kings and Shep- herds.'
 Christmas Forum. 7:3O. Musical prelude 7:OO. Musical prelude, songs and Melodies of Scotland. Offertory, Everywhere, Everywhere. Christ mas Tonight" Organist, Mrs Elmer Beardsley. Quartet. Miss Villa F. Miller. soprano; Mrs. May E. Hard, Joseph F. WieIer- bass. Vested choir: Mrs. Gladden. Beers. Mrs. Thomas Caskey, Miss Marion M. Chapin, Miss Lillian M. French. Miss Addie c. Gray, Miss Ila G. Grover. Mrs. Win throp Hyde. Msr. H. A. KrapD, Mrs. W. H. Linton. Miss Lillian Manning, Miss Edith Mason, Miss Grace Mur- Scar, Mrs. H. F. Stevenson, Miss Katherine Thusen, Miss Dorothy Will son, Miss Helen Mattoon. Miss Blanche Bixy, Mrs. Ivan D. Cam, Miss Flor ence Coles, Mrs. Arvin Hall, Mrs. Wn1. Pope, Miss Sara Richards, Mrs. L. T. Hinchliff, Mrs. John Swanson. c. Bartram, J. H. Bartram. A. D. Gam field, Thomas Caskey. Edward Frol- ick, Edw. L. Packard, Wester RoweIl, Wnn. c. Sniffen L. T. Warner, Albert c. Wilson. Edward Wilmot. Ivan D. Couch. J. H. Holton. H. R. Horton, toon, Chas. W. Oviatt. L. w. Smith, c. R. EmmonS.
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FIRST M. E. CHURCH

At the morning service Justus Francisco will be the violinist. At the Christmas musical service in the evening the church quartet will be augmented by the following singers: Mrs. Menough, Mrs. Northcott, so- pranos; Mrs. Bilton and Mrs. Connor, altos; MT. Flather, tenor; Messrs. Hawley and French, passes.
 1O:30 A. M
 Organo and violin, anthem, 'When Jesus Was Born in Bethlehem" :" Cruickshank; offertory. How Beau tifuI Upon the Mountains" baritone solo. Harker; violin solo; organ, Chorus from Noel" Saint-Saens.
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 Prelude Christmas Pastorale," |" Harker; musette, 'Christmas Motet, Old French Noel; carol, Gloria in Excelsis," Noble; carol, '+The Carol of King Canute," Noble; carol, '"rhe Lit tie Door," Matthew's; carol. ''The Stars in Chorus Holy" Schlider; carol, ''The Neighbors of Bethlehem" Cav aert collection; carol. 'Slumber Song of the Infant Jesus." Gavaert collec- ton; offertory. "A Christmas Lulla- by" Knight; carol, Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella" Old French Nunn; carol. Sleep, Little Dove Alsatian Nunn; Christmas song, 70 Holy Night Adolphe Adam; postlude, March of the Magi Kings" Dubois.
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GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL

The services at Grace Methodist church, corner of Fairfield and Clin- ton avenues, will be appropriate to Christmas Sunday. At 1O:3O a. m. Rev. l. L. Smith will speak on The Crowded Inn.'' The children's talk will be on "The Christmas Star" The choir will sing ''Sing, O Heaven, and Be Joyful" by Pearls. and Miss Mar jorie Heuschkel will sing Beautiful Star," by Pearls.
 hymns will be sung and the choir will render two selections composed by the organist, Herbert A. Strout. The first will be an anthem, While Angels Songs Float From Afar," sung by the choir; and the second will be a duet by Miss HeuchkeI and Miss Gage While the Stars in Heavenly Splendor." The pastor will speak on "The Vision of the Shepherds"
 The Bible schOool and Mems Fra ternaI Auxiliary meet at 12 o'clock and the EpWorth League devotional meeting at 6:30 will be led by Miss Frances Baker.
 On Tuesday evening, 7:45, '"The Birthday Story will be given by the White Gifts for the King services and is very beautiful and impressive. The classes in the Sunday school will bring in their white gifts. All mem bers and friends of the school are invited to these Christmas exercises.
 Wednesday evening, 7:45, the church prayer meeting will be held.
 Friday, 4:15 D. m.. the Junior League will meet.
 On Saturday at p. m.. there will be @ Christmas party for the Little Light Bearers at the church. The party will be given by the Woman's Foreign Missionary society.