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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16

UST five more days and the
j great Food show and Demon
stration at Phillip Levy &: Co.'S,
300 West Broad Street, will come
TO successful close. The doors
on what has been an eXtraordi-
narily popular affair among Rich
mond housewives will be shut
promptly at 8 o'clock Saturday
night.
This means that if you haven't
already visited this interesting
exhibit that you still have chance
TO do so. Do not fail 10 take adj
vantage Of the remaining time in
case You have not been among
the visitors, although apparently
every housewife, and hundreds Of
their husbands, too, have come to
the show, many of them several
times. There is always Il welcome
for every One-,and the store re-
mains open each night until 8
o'clock
Forty or more different food
products and household articles
are being displayed by skilled
demonstrators. a delicious lunch
con is served daily from to Q
II. NJ, absolutely without cost. 1t
is composed entirely of the arti-
clcs on display, and is cooked by
experts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16

and that when the refrigerator
was delivered, she would be pre-"
scented with one Of all the articles
on display.
1t was a happy young woman.
who started homeward that
evening.
While Phillip Levy & Co. re-
duced the prices on refrigerators,
kitchen cabinets, coal and gas
ranges, manufacturers are giving
away the articles OF food, etc.
This is being done in order to in
troduce in the homes brands Of
goods which are believed to be the
best on the market; the manufac-
turerS want to acquaint house
wives with their products. and TO
have them try and use them under.
their own home conditions.
Here are the articles which are
given free to every purchaser Of a
refrigerator, kitchen cabinet, coal
or gas range: | lib. Morara Coffee,
Ii Id. Twilight Tea, / lib. MayGeld
Rice, Assorted Spices, Royal Club
Pineapple, ~ gallon the Velvet
Kind Ice Cream, > loaves Ameri-
can-Maid Bread, | Nodes Gem
uinc Pound Cake, / bottle Fruitti
Punch, ! bottle Sauers Vanilla
Extract, | can Royal Club Nege- d
tables, | pkg. Wheat-to-B Biscuit,
/ pkg. Cocoanut Waters, L pkg.
Y. b. G. Ginger Snaps, / pkg. Va
nilla Waters, quarts Virginia.
Dairy Milk, l2h-lb. sack Dunlop
Flour. ~ Id. Miss Princine Baking
Powder, l can Red Bird Syrup,
/ can Capitol Porto Rica Syrup,
| bottle Madeleine Sweet Pickles,
3 bottles Beaufort Ginger Ale,
| lib. can II. & II. Honey, / pkg.
Morton Running Salt, 26-oz.
bottle Vinegar. pkg. Fab pkg
Octagon Cleanser, | cake Octagon .
Soap. cake Octagon Floating
White Soap. | pkg. Octagon Soap
Powder, | pkg. %" Brand Maca-
roni. | pkg. co Brand Spaghetti.
! pkg. %" Brand Noodles, | can
Nestle's Everyday Milk, | lb.
Blue Valley Butter, | can Kraft
Cheese, l lb. Troco Nut Butter
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SHEER AND FLOATING EFFECTS MARK
THE MANY DAINTY SUMMER FROCKS


The fact that Paris is using great
zeal OF lace Just now. added to the
| '"'' 'hat many lovely ir""hs were
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~ '''''N IN WIZ" h"nn"ing.
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I .''iI'S Wh''h n'h, gently. IN" manu-
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an" VA" hrr'E al "hin"nS. cr"p"s. en-
""i"''''" h'tS Nh'"r novelty c"tt"ns.
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'""', ard viii t." worn extensively.
interesting musical program given hv
Miss Mary I.ackland. y!olinis,. Mrs.
Hamilton smith. contraIio. Mry How
ard COOK. soprano. ana = double quar-
'rtr.. ,onsietiug 81 MrY. I:nsIow. Mrs
Roper Nrs. Doyle. SIR. Pierce Miss
f.pp"e. Mrs. T!dw"l'. Mr. Adams and
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pIan" ana Miss Jean IrlrI VIII ac-
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h''t"". mas 'rfanr"" IN" program.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16

The Grand"hildr"n's Chapter. Aux
mary 40. "f TIA" Richmond Chapter
L. i. g.. Viii hold it's regular monthly
meeting on Wednesday, afternoon at 4
o'clock in IN" home Of Miss Lois Var
borough. 2:cs Fourth Avenue. High
iand Park. THIS ~ Il very important
meeting. as there is much business
TO h" discussed at this time Members
VIII meet a, Seventh and Broad
streets at 3.i5 o'clock to take the
Highland Park car.
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Rev. ". J. u. unumnn Dies.

LONG BEACH. CAT. May l5.-The
Rev. William J. II Rauman. one Of
IN" founders OF tn" Brethren Church
and pastor Of IN" First Brethren
Church. OF this city. died "a; his home
here today, aged 81 Years.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16

the American Legion Auxiliary. which
was To hav" been held next week. has
been called 10y Mrs. T.. -. Hotchkiss
Tor Saturday morning instead. due to
tn. fact that next week is pageant
week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16

The regular meeting Of tho stone
wall jackson Chapter. l.. II. g.. Will
he h"ld AZ tho Y. ". G. y. this morn
ing at II o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16

Are you good Judge OF tea and
coffee II 50, or II not. you will
enjoy iomorrow's talk
C.. 1872. I,nhlIr i.cdger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16

Tn" regular meeting Of tho finance
c"mni't"" OF the Y. ". &. \. will bc
h"ld this morning At 10 O'Clock in tho
association building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
W0ME>'S MEETINGS.

The regular monthly meeting Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
I" Mn, uu-rn.


Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Taylor announc
the narriag" Of their daughter. Mar
Kathleen. 10 Robert " Moore Az"
an extended trip 10 Washington an,
Ralt!n"r" Mr.. and Mrs. Moore vii
b." ~ home at % North Twenty
street.
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M"t"rrd 4" Richmond.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter pohl!c. OF Wild
wood. y. Y. who motored To Rich
m"nd, are guests OF Mrs rchlir's SIS
ter. Mrs. Fred l.ohmann. 1915 Della
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deception Mt .woodm-r.."

Announcements hav" been receive
~ tn" marring" 81 Mrs bertha N.r
r'nia S.amnnh N"l~ou. daughter o.
Mrs Anna L. N"amnu'i. TO lIugt
David King. IN" wedding took place
IN SATURDAY. ipril -" u S"w Yorl
CIty. Mr and Mrs. Nelson VIII 10,
a, HON. ct "Woodin"r-. RIO Vista
after May IS ON Tiursday cvruinl
thor" viii u" ii recent ION at ;h"ii
hum" from /" . o'rln'E.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16

An Interesting affair of thir week
wiil b" 81 luncheon given 10y Mrs. f..
-. CrUtohHeil ~ her home. "Hn-Till"."
On IA" Gar! stree, Road. ~ retiring
president ~ IA" Woman's CiuD. shc IL
"nt"rtn ming on Thursday q, O'Clock
tho board %, lsnn"rno;s. chairm"u and
vice chairman who hnr" served at
the club during her administration.
Il vii he an attractive function %
IMt.rest 10 Richmnmh tnnIctN.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

avenue. mass at midnight tomorrow and
at 10 :15 A. M. Christmas Day will in
clude the following music: Mass in
honor ofsSt. Edward. Silver: Novelties
Adeste Fideles and Italian pastoral
hymns.
Tomorrow at r. M. in First Pres
byterian Church. Henry street near
Clark. special musical program will
be sung.
At Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church, corner South Oxford street, DR.,
Charles Carroll AIbertson. the minister,
will preach on The Gift Bringer" at IL
o'clock tomorrow. In the evening the
choir will sing Part III OF Hawley's can
tata, The Christ Child.
The Rev. Howard Dean French will
preach at the Church of the Pilgrims.
Remsen and Henry streets, Brooklyn, at
1890 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Special music at Nostrand-De Kalh
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow
morning will include: Dressler's The
Angels Message; The Infant King, by
Neidlinger. and Gounod's Nazareth In
the evening these anthems will be
sung: Holy Night. by Adam Where
Is He That Is Born King? by Coombs !;
Like Silver Lamps. Barnby. and Calm
on the Listening Ear, by Rogers.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

Mangsr Throne, will be rendered.
There win be speciai music At the
morning and evening services In Madi-
son Avenue Baptist Church. Madison
avenue and Thirty-first street, DIR.
George Caleb Moor. pastor. William
H. Brewster. the organist, viii play
Alteration from The Holy City. by
Gaui, with violin and violinceilc accom-
paniment, and Widor's serenade;
Kieiu's Secret d'Amour de Dieu. and
Exuitation, by Dickinson.
The music at Central Baptist Church.
Amsterdam avenue and Ninety-second
street, DR.. Frank NJ. Goodchild pastor,
will be as follows: II A. NJ, Quasi
Allegretto, by Dvorak; o. Sing to God.
by Gounod: Blumenschein's The Vigil
Of the Shepherds and Hallelujah Chorus
from Handers The Messiah. At p. NJ,
Pastorale from The Messiah. Hymn OF
the Angels. by West; Adams The Noel
and Heaven and Earth Display. BY
Mendelssohn.
DR.. David James Burrell will preach
tomorrow forenoon at Marble Col
lsgiate Church. Fifth avenue and
Twenty-ninth street. on Christmas All
the Year In the evening. preceding
the service at 8 o'clock. program Of
instrumental music will be given.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

preach on Should Liberals Observe
Christmas" at West Side Unitarian
Church. $50 Cathedral Parkway. There
will be a candle light service Christmas
Day at 9 p. M.
The Rev. John Haynes Holmes will
speak on "The First Christmas" at
Community Church. Park avenue and
Thirty fourth street. at II A. NJ. The
Rev Harvey Dee Brown and the Rev.
John Herman Randall. his assistants.
will discuss Christmas Of the present
and the future. There will be special
music Charming Pollock. dramatist and
author Of "The Fool" will speak at the
community forum in the evening.
y DIR. Stephen 8. Wise will preach on
From Nazareth to Oberammersau" be-
fore the Free Synagogue at Carnegie
Hall, tomorrow at 10:4b A. M. The
following Sunday the subject OF his
sermon will be FROM Oberammergau
to Nazareth"
The annual Christmas Eve mass will
be celebrated at st. Paufs Episcopal
Church. Clinton and Carroll streets.
Brooklyn, beginning at 1880 P. NJ. to-
morrow.
At the Church of Our Lady of Mount
Carmel. North Eighth street and Union
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

At the Collegiate Church Of 81.
Nicholas. Fifth avenue and Forty
eighth street. there will be special music
at both morning and evening services.
DR.. Malcolm James Mcleod. the pas
tor. will preach at II A. M. An organ
recital will precede the carols in tho
evening.
The choir of the Collegiate Church.
West End avenue and Seventy-seventh
street. will sing J. H. Maunder's can
tata Bethlehem, at 4:30 +. M. DR..
Henry Evertson Cobb. the pastor. will
preach at this service and at II A. M.
At the Church of the Divine Pa
ternity, Central Park West and Seventy
sixth street. DR. Joseph Fort Newton
will preach on THE Cradle of the
Future" The quartet, assisted by Miss
Margaret Sittig. violinist, under the di-
rection of j. Warren Andrews. organ
list and choirmaster. will give Christ
mas program, beginning with carci
service Mt 10:45 A. NJ.
The Rev. Henry Wilder Foote, secre-
tary Of the Divinity faculty at Har-
ward University will preach at All Souls
Unitarian Church. Fourth avenue and
Twentieth street, at II A. M. There
will be special music
The Rev. Charles Francis Potter will
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

There will be a special program Of
ancient apS modern Christmas carols
at Marcy Avenue Baptist Church to-
morrow evening. Royal Dadmun is the
soloist,
Directors of Y. NJ. c. A. activities
have arranged special programs for
services in branches throughout the
city tomorrow afternoon. Members of
the Bowery branch will hear Christmas
carols, The Bronx Union branch will
give a cantata. Bishop Luther B. Will
son. will speak at the mems meeting in
the West Side branch. 316 West Fifty
seventh street, at p. NJ.
In Brooklyn, DR.. 8. Parlses Cadman
will address the mems conference in
the Bedford branch, Bedford avenue and
Monroe street, at $3.50 p. M. He will
speak on THE Living Christ" A
special musical program. including Sc
Iections by Gloria Trmpeters, will be
given.
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BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Broadway nud 10th street.
PASTOR !. M. HALDEMAN, D. D.

CANE A NAN: MoM MoW N TiIis NAN IL fME
GOD OF TODAY" "a Christ
mas Ssymen.)
r. M.-"THE COMMUNICATION ne
TWEEN EARTH AND HEAvENi AND The
NIGHT WHEN SOME lNHABiTANTs ~
IS THERE A RUPER-RADiO CONNECIION
BETWEEN THIS AND OTHER WORLDS7'
"a Christmas SernoR.)
Christmas Music oil day by The Male
Quartet.
Another thousand Of DR.. Haldeman's beck
lot On "Hrnllng BY Atonen,ent," will be given
away at close Of service.
Friday NiGht, December 20. 8 o'cloek:
'.The Last Prayer Meeting on Earth"
Come and take part In the last Prayer
Meeting Of this year.)
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
Rev. E. S. Holloway

has resigned his pastorate Of The Wads-
worth Avenue Baptist Church. 124 Wads-
worth avenue, between 1T0th and lsoth
streets and his last two Sunday services
will be on December "a and 81.
Many who have heard this preachar VIII
want to hear him as he closes his pastoral
career with this church.
The sermon on Sunday morning at IL
o'clock, December "a, will be The Queen
Of Graces," and at p. NJ, "Gleaninss
From Bethlehem"
Special vocal and instrumental music Will
be a part of the program. On Sunday eve
ming, December "a, the choir VIII render
''The Holy Child"
ALL WELCOME
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
Park Avenue baptist.

At Park Avenue Baptist Church.
Park avenue and Sixty-third street, Dv.
Cornelius WoelfkIn pastor. tho children
Of the church school will have a special
service at i:30 r. NJ. At its conclusion
the community Christmas tree in the
park opposite the church will be illumi-
mated. In the evening a cantata, The
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
ADVENTIST.
THE CITY TEMPLE
1aoth st. and Leuox Ave.

Carlyle b. Haynes. Pastor.
To-day, Sabbath School. $3.50. Service, H.
HOUSE OF ABUNDANT SUPPLY FOR
HUMAN NEEDS. HOW ACCESS NAY DE
HAD 10 1T. AND EVERY NEED sURrLiED
THE KEY WHICH UNLOCKS IT."
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Fifth Ave. Presbyterian Church

Fifth Ave. Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue and Fifty-ffth Street.
Rev. JOHN KEI.MAN, d. D.. Minister.
DIR. KELMAN
will preach at II A. NJ. and r. NJ.
At II A. M. thsre will be Christmas music
by a special augmented choir, At 4 o'clock,
selections from the Messiah to be fol-
lowed by the regular service.
Children's Christmas Praise Service, $50
Bible Glasses, 10.
5:4, Social hour and Christmas carol singing.
Children's Christmas Praise Service, 10 80
Wednesday,, s:15 p. M.-Midweek Service
in the Chapel conducted by DIR. Kelman
Subject. Thomas q Kempis-"The Imitation
of Christ"
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

The Facts About capt. Kidd. Treasure,
including an authentic deposition made In
Boston IN 1000. told In The New York; 'Nerald
tomorrow Ask your newsdsaier 10 reserve
a copy now.--Adv.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

COTTON CONVICTION UPHELD.
preme Court yesterday affirmed the
conviction of the American Cotton Ex-
change for keeping. conducting and
operating a bucket shop.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Urinitp Darisb

TRINITY CHURCH.
broadway and Wall st.
7:so and p-Holy communion.
i--Holy Communion. Sermon.
$3.50 ,, M;1cARoL sERyIcE.
sfEcSiHxh ApDsEssEs. i5Ssssssss
December 20. II, 2S, 20.
Preacher: The Rev Caleb Il. stetson.
D. D., cESisrMhs EfstsT Tr!Hi1y SAS Church.
.6:So, :S0. Q :00.Holy Communion.
10 :30-Mornilg Prayer.
II :00-Holy Communion (sermon).
CHAPEL OF THE iNTERCESSION,
broadway and 155th st.
Rev. NJ. II. GAT1A. d. D.. Vicar.
8 and S;45 A. NJ. HOLY Communion.
s:45. Sunday School. IL. Service and
Sermon.
Up. M.-FEAsT OF LIGHTS.
Service in church followed by pro-
cession to Trinity Cemetery, to deco
rate graves of Clement G.. Moore and
Alfred Tsnnyson Dickens.
Made Flesh" By intercsssion Dra-
CHRISTMAS DAY.
- A. M;-IIoly cemmunion. with
munion. 1l--Festival Service and
Holy Communion. War Memorial TO
be unveiled and consecrated. Tablet
presented by John T.. Miller for his
son David.
ST. PAuL,S CHAPEL, =
Broadway. Fulton and vcsey Sts.
Rev. Joseph ?. Mccomas. ID. D.. Vicar
8. 10:30. II A. M.r(Sermon). Carols.
Christmas Day. Z. 8, i0:30.11. Sermons
ST. LUKE'S CHAPEL,
Hudson St.. near Christopher ~.
Rev. Edward II. Schleuter. Vicar,
A. M.-Holy Communion.
$3.50 A. M.-Children's Eucharist and
Church School.
II A. M.-Holy Eucharist and Sermon.
SP. M.-Evensong and Sermon.
ST. CHRYsOsTOM's CHAPEL,
39th st. and 7th Av.
Rev. G. NELSON MOLLER. Vicar.
sA. M.-Holy Communion.
IL :05 A. M.-Iioly Communion.
Othsr Services.
ST. AUGUsTINE's CHAPEL,
105 East Houston st.
Rev. L. ID. Rhodes. Priest In charge.
T:30 A. M.-Holy Communion.
g.1J A. M.-Church School
10 80 A. M.--Holy Communion and
Sermon.
II 80 r. M.-Carol Service.
CHRISTMAS DAY.
~ :oo (Midnight) )-Holye, Communion.
1880 A. M.-Holy Communion.
10 80 A. M.-Holy Communion and
Address.
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EOIfPTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
iOONi'' West End Av. a 91st st.
EDGAR WHITAKER work, d. D.. Pastor
II A. M.-Carols, Solos, Anthems.
from The Christ Child by Hawley.
Or. Work breaches Morning and Evening.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
ST. GEORGES CHURCH
,sts ssTHYvEsANT rsls.1 ".s1 g saITA;EEi I1;I

Rev. DR.. KARI REILAND. Rector.
SUNDAY
3 A. M.-Eoiy Communion
II A. M.-Morning Prayer and Missionary
Address (Rector).
p. M.-Vespers-Service one hour.
Address by Dr. IRELAND.
Special Musc--ConSregational singing led By
the combined choirs OF St. Georges.
Soloists: Miss Mozelle Bennett, Violinist.
Mr.. Harry r. Burleish. Baritone.
Hon. George w. Wickersham, Reader.
CHRISTMAS DAY
TOO A. M.-Holy Communion.
to:50-Holy Communion 4 Sermon (Rector).
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Fifth Avenue, Above A5th Street.
Rev. II. " b. DARLINGTON, Rector.
Services: A. M.-Holy Communion.
$3.50 A. M.-Sunday School.
IL A. M.-Morning Prayer Sermon (Rector)
p. M.-Chrstmas Carol Service.
Sermon (Rector).
Christmas Day
A. M.-Hoy Communion. II A. M
Holy Communion Sermon. The Preacher:
BISHOP DARLINGTON of Harrisburg.
On Christmas. the birthday of our Lord,
we should worship Him In His church. In
His name we invite and welcome you.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

ST. T.MARK'S-IN-THE.-B -BOUWERIE.
Tenth street. West Of Second Avenue.
WILLIAM NORMAN GUTHRIE, Rector.
Services. g. 1913, II, 4. 7:15. Q.
11-Service of the Catholic Creeds.
Sermon by the Rector.
4-Russian Choir.
S-Symbolc Service and Singing Hour.
CHRISTMAS DAY
s-Celebraton of Holy Communion.
11-FESTIVAL SERVfCE--Speciai Music.
Address by the Rector
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

s p. M. for the children of the church
school. They will be entertained In st.
Pauis House at o'clock. The service
later will consist Of evensong. singing
carols and a procession to the manger.
The Rev Joseph p. McComas will
preach at the service at III o'clock
Christmas Day. There will be three ad-
ditional services before this and one at
s o'clbck.
Special music has been arranged for
the next two days in ST. Stephens
Church. Sixty-ninth street near Broad
way. DIR. Nathan A. Seagle rector.
Stainer's Sanctus In G and Fields carol,
Sleep. Holy Babe. will be sung to-mor-
row at IL A. NJ. There will be Christ
mas carols. Holy Communion and an
address at a service beginning at IL p.
NJ. There will be festival service at
IL A. M. Monday.
There will be the following special
music at st. Mary's Church, Amsterdam
avenue and l26th street, the Rev.
C'sarles Breck Ackley rector: Christ
.,Ns Dag at 10 A. NJ. Communion Serv-
ice Il F. flat, Foster: Vincent's There
Wee. Shepherds Agnus Del. by Bruce
Slime, ana Silent Night.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
Holy Rood Church.

At Holy Rood Church. Fort Washing
ton avenue at 1Teth street. Dr. Gustav
A. Carstensen rector. the music will be
as follows; Sunday. 4 80 r. NJ chill
dren's festival, carols Good King Wen
cesias. The First Novel. We Three
Kings OF Orient Are: Haydn's silent
Night and Ncidlingers The Birthday OF
a King. Midnight. Eucharist, II 40 y.
NJ: II Came Upon the Midnight Clear.
by Willis: O Come All Ye Faithful. by
Reading Silent Night and Makers All
My Heart This Night RejoIces. Christ
mas Day. 10 a. NJ: Mathis and choral
Eucharist Steiner's Te Denm In r. flat
Communion Service IN q by Reed and
offertory. A Christmas Carol from Lap
land.
THE Christmas Eve service at ST.
Paul's Chapel. Broadway, Fulton and
vcsey streets, will be held tomorrow at