The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-23

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Ing prayer.
Gifts win be distributed from
tree following the program, the chill
dren receiving candy and nuts. Mrs.
McNutt, Sunday School superinten-
dent, will have general charge Of the
program.
st. Georges Episcopal
Services will begin at HIS p. M,
with an organ prelude, 1.-THE Blessed
Damozel," Debussy and will be fol-
lowed by Christmas carols, sung BY
the choir by candlelight. The five
songs on this part Of the program are
Good King WenceSlas." "God Rest
You. Merry Gentlemen" What Child
Is This" Good Christian Men Re-
joice,' and THE First Noel"
Beginning the midnight Choral
Eucharist will be a professional hy-
mn. 20, Come, All Ye Faithful"
This will be followed in order by the
1ntroit hymn, Calm on the Listen
ing Ear of Night: Barnby's "Kyrie';
an anthem, Arise, Shine for Thy
Light Is Come" by sElvey; Cruick-
snank's Gloria Tibi,' "Laud Tibi"
and "Credo' and the hymn, 20, Little
Town Of Bethlehem"
The sermon subject will be God
Is Come Into the Camp"
Lorenzo H. Belk will sing as a solo,
THE People That Walked in Dark
ness" from "the Messiah and the
offertory song will be "All Things
Come OF Thee" Cruickshanks
"Sanctus,' "Benedictus' and "Agnus
Der will be sung. followed by the
Gloria in Excelsis,' Stainer's Seven
fold Amen and Gruber's Holy Night,
Silent Night" The recessional hymn
will be "Hark, The Herald Angels
Sing and the postlude will be the
Hallelujah Chorus, from the Messiah.
Jason E. Wait will be at the organ.
Christmas day services include a
morning prayer service at 1890 a. n1.,
| and Holy Communion at II.
st. Mary's Roman Catholic
At st. Mary'S Roman Catholic
church, Rt. Rev. Vincent Wehrle,
Bishop of Bismarck. will celebrate the
midnight mass and will preach the
sermon. Additional masses will be
said at Z, 8. 9, 10 and II o'clock
Christmas morning, with Rev. Father
John A. H. Stag preaching his Christ
mas sermon at III a. m.
First Lutheran
Christmas Day services at the First
Lutheran church include an English
service at 6 a. M. followed by one in
Swed!ch at 7 a. m. A Sunday school
program will be given at 1880 p. m.
Rev. e. Benzon. pastor, will conduct
an additional Christmas service at II
a. m. at Braddock.
The only services at the church
Sunday will be at lO:A5 a. m. There
will be no Sunday school and no eve
ming service.
The Sunday school program Christ
mas night will begin with a song, 20
Little Town of Bethlehem" by the
Sunday school and will be followed in
order by a scripture reading, by Ruth
Benzon; prayer by Rev. Benzon;
greetings, by Alftild Engen; a song.
ut Came Upon the Midnight Clear"
by the Sunday school; and a song.
From His Home in Glory" by STAN
ley Benzon and Lyle Porter
Other numbers on the program are:
Jesus" by Esther Engen: softly
The Babe Was Sleeping Gilbert
Olson; in Manger." John Carlson;
l"Ring Out the Tidings," Wanda
Swenson; What Can Give Beverly
Barneck; Christmas Eve" John En-
gen and Billy Arntson: my Gift"
Sigrid Engen; Christmas Day" Joe
| Anderson; Peace on Earth" Ruth
Marian Engen; I'm Manger Laid"
Raymond Anderson; The Christ
Child" Virginia Malm; Christmas
Night" Grace Olson; "In the Good
Old-fashioned Way" Gordon Arnt
son; reading, Jeanne Larsen; piano
solo. Christmas Eve" Grace Erick-
son; an address by Hazel Hanson and
another by Harriet Malm: dialogue
by Julia Thomas and Betty Melville:
"A Good Night WISH" by Suzanne
Melville, and song. Joy to the
World" by the Sunday school.
John Melville, Jean Burbage. Paul
Porter, Dorothy Larsen and John
Swenson will take part in the first
section Of the aerostic with Jean
Hama Anderson, Bernard Burbage,
Irene Fitch, Junior Engen and La
Verne Hanson participating in the
second part.
| Kenenth Carlson, Edna Hanson.
Viola Malm, Ellen Nelson, Helen
Johnson and Bobby Melville will ap-
pear in "The Christmas Story" while
Margaret Olson, Pearl Porter. Phyllis
Fitch, Frances Hanson and Dorothy
Carlson will take part in a sketch
called Wishes" Donald Carlson and
Fred Swenson will present "A Song
/ for Christmas"
Bcnediction and the distribution Of
gifts will close the services.
Trinity Lutheran
Three distinct services will be held
at Trinity Lutheran. A traditional
candlelight service at six o'clock in
the morning will be preceded by Is
minutes of Christmas music from the
organ piano and violin. Carols will
be sung for Is minutes, after which
the prayer service will begin. An
then1s to be sung by members OF the
choir include Silent Night" "The
First Noel" "A Babe Is Born in Beth
lehem," 1T Came Upon Midnight
Clear" and the hymn sung by the
congregation
The Christmas service at IL o'clock,
known as the High Festival will be-
gin with the professional Of the vest
ed choir. A colorful liturgical serv-
ice will center around the Christmas
message, "The Incarnation Of the Son
Of Cod" Special anthems to be sung
by the choir are To-day There Is
Ringing "Lo How Rose Fer
Blooming" by M. Praetorius, ITO Us
Is Born Immanucl," by NJ Praetorius
and the "Hallelujah Chorus" from
Haendels "The Messiah"
A Christmas pageant with tableaux
and carols by Arthur Getz "The Story
Ever New" will conclude the services
for Christmas Day This pageant
will be given by the children of the