Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 193, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1921 — Page 9

Midnight Mass Will Be Observed Christmas Eve at SS. Peter and Paul’s

Special musical programs in observance of Christmas day will be given at moat of the Catholic Church services Sunday. There will be midnight mass on Christmas eve at the Cathedral and several of the other churches at which the choir and special orchestras will give unusually beautiful selections. The services are as follows: SS. PETER AND PAIL CATHEDRAL. CHRISTMAS EVE. p m.. Sacred Concert, selections for organ, string quinettte and orchestra. PROCESSIONAL. (a) “Silent Night” tb) “Ecce Saeerdos” •••••• 12 MIDNIGHT PONTIFICAL HIGH MASS. Proper of the Mass Chant Ordinary of the Mass lou CHRISTMAS DAY. 10:30 a. m.. Solemn High Mass (preceded by organ recital. Music of the Midnight Mass repeat**'/. 4:30 p. ui., Vespers and Benediction. The Choir—Messrs. H. E. Calland, George A Smith, E. A. Steffen. Humbert P Pagani C. A. O’Connor, Edward La Shelle, William Fogarty, Bernard dimmer, Joseph Volz. Paul Smith O’Connor, Oliver Borcherding. l aid alter. Robert O’Connor and Paul O’Hara. The Orchestra—Ruth E. Murphy, first violin; A. Hammerschlag, second violin, Hugo Sommers, viola; Yuba Wilhite, cello; Joseph Hope, bass viol; Jud Hall, first horn: Robert Ruth, second horn, Karl Kiefer, third horn; Artaur Young, fourth horn. Elmer Andrew Steffen, director. Frances Beryl Spencer, organist. ST. JOHN’S. Midnight -Mass. Come All Ye Faithful Congregation Ma A s C s C °in G nied - ** The following are members of the quartette: Mrs John T. Brennan, soprano, Afina. T au ra Stake, alto; Mr. P. Ankeubrock, ten” : Dr H Al’burger. baritone. Director. J. E. Berckie. Offertorv—Veni Creator lAlto bo}?), Pts:ores-W tegand Children's Choir. At the 9 o’clock Mass on L nr *f tn ?* s the Children’s Choir, assisted by the Academy Orchestra, will give the following program: , 1 While Shepherds Watched. Z Through the Clear Heavens. 3 Hark’ The Herald Augels Sing. 4. Silent Night. __ . , . 5. With Hearts Truly Grateful. 6. Beautiful Stars. . ... The Academy Orchestra includes the following members: Violins. Honors Logani. Anna Moy. Kosa McNamara. Margaret McNamara Miry Morlartv Marv Hickey. Theresa McMahon: saxophone, Margaret Moriarty: cornet, Josephine Mazer, flute, Rosemary Beswick; harp, Catherine (onner, clarinet, Honora Moriarty; organ. Mary Moore. ST. MART’S. Midnight Mas*. Adoration (Violin Solo) Borowskl Miss Anna Kreinbaum. Silent Night Grub " Va „ (lst , Malt QU . a *: Ballman birertory-’-Laetentur Coell wltb vt ' e b ” n( , (’o mm union'—”'A d'eVte" Fl.ielVs”.. ..Niello Chorus—“ Chrisms Natus Est Melvil 8:00 A. M. Low Mass. hSSW&J Those Holy Voices. Silent Night - - Grubei St. Mary’s Academy Orchestra Adeste Fideles. r.e.etra O Sanctissima .. ...Orehes.ra Ah! From Whence the Bliss. Dear Little One! How Sweet Thou Art O Come I.ittie Children Orchestra 10:30 A. M. High Mass. Stenle Offortorv —“Adeste Fideles 3:00 P. M. Vespers. Alma Redemptoris “O Salutaris’* . “Tnntum Ergo” “Lai.date Dominum •Te Deum” ...-.. -.-- • • •;;; •;;; . Gregorian of Choir. Soprano—Mrs. Joseph Lauber Misses Alvina Selimver. F.dna Buennagel, Mayme VcAtee Adelaide Buehler. Alto—Misses Ruth Hauser, Clara Koers, Henrietta Sehuck. ... . Tenor—Messrs. Frank Lauber, Albert Berberich, Joseph Lauber, W illlam Messrs. George E. Schmitt. Thoma Keller. , , _ Violins—Misses Anna Kreinbaum, Olivia Sellmver. Mrs Lawrence Pnetz. Librarian—Frank Krachenfelz. . Organist—Mrs. George E. Schmitt. SACRED HEART CHIBCH. 1:45 A. M. Trocession to the crib during which Christmas enrols will be sune. 5:00 A. M , First Solemn High Mass. Introit. Gradual, Offertory and Communion Gregorian Chant Offertory. Adeste Fidelas Novello Jubilee Mass - Gruber Postlnde—Fugue In G Major H:i<-h !>:ls A. M., Second Solemn Hlgli Mass. Program the same as at 5 a m. 2:30 P. M., Solemn Vespers. Dixit. Confitebor. Beat us vir and Mntnlflcat four-voiced Kaim Pe Profundis and Memento Chant Alma Redemptoris Ancient Melody O Salutaris —Duet Wlegand Tantum Ergo Hamma Boys and Men. \ftor Benediction— Papal Hymn... Gauss Mixed choir of twenty voices; boys and men. forty voices. F. J. Boerger, organist and choirmaster. ST. JOAN OF ARC. Midnight Mass. Mass in D Bottnza Holy Niuht. Adeste Fideles. Congregational singing. 9:00 O’clock. At the 9 o’clock mass congregational singing, which has heenme a feature of this service, will be led by Edward LaShelle. The mldnlgh* mass will be the first mass sung bv the newly-organized choir, •which ! composed o s he following members: Sopranos Mrs Janies ,T Fitzgerald. Mrs. George E. Moring: "Itos. Miss Beatrice Mead. Miss Katherine Leonard; tenors. Albert Moran. Hilliard Rett : baritones. Herbert Jenkins. Joseph Mounter; director. Edward LaShelle; organist. Miss Marguerite Meunler. Honrs of Masses. Mass will he celebrated at midnight. 7. 0 and Id o'clock, at Sr Joan of Arc Church. Fortv Second and Park avenue OCR LAI>Y OF 1.0 l RDES. Rev. Michael W. Lyons. Pastor. Masses at Midnight, S.DO. 10:1.1. Music. Midnight Mass Processional Adeste Fideles Boys’ Choir. Choir will sing Me Evoy's “Guardian Angel” Mass with orchestral accompaniment. Recessional ... .“Sing A Joyous Carol” 10:1b Mali Mass. Children’s Gholr will sing. Organist—Mrs. Robert L. Jenne. Choir member* Mrs. A. B Tracy. Mrs. P J. O’Connor. Mrs Win. Bright, Misses Hazel Ash, Hazel Melster. Anna Dugan. Messrs. A B. Treacy. William Stapelkemper. James Critzer. IT. H Robertson. C. F. Flyn, William Mitchell. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES. 11 1 15 P. M. Christmas Eve. Violin Solo Richard Fuss Christmas Fong (Xoelt Solo—Adam Mrs. Wagner Holy Night Choir Mass Montanl Offertory Adeste Fideles By Novello. Praise Ye the Father Choir 7:30 Mass. Christmas Songs Montanl Children's Choir. Choir Memliera—Mrs Nellsn. Mrs. Wagner. Margare* Gallagher, Elizabeth Marks. Helen Sheehan. Catherine Aylward, Ethel Ja<- b. Taiura and Ida Fuss, George Molles and John Marks. HOLY CROSS. The musical program for the Midnight ! and 10 30 Masses is as follows; Holy Night Gruber Misa Solemn!*.. Robert Arthur Qurton Sanctus is written for Six voices A Cappella. Laetentur Coell Reis Adeste Fideles Arr. by Novello A short program for orgat and violin will be rendered before the Midnight Mass. Choir members: Soprano—Mrs. Joseph Conley, she Misses Edna I’hinney, Dorothy Sylvester, Irene Cook. Altos—Mrs. David P. Lowlor, Miss Margaret Sutter.

; Tenors—Joseph S. Swallow, Francis Sage. Edward Krueger. Bassos—Harry T. Doyle, Charles Quinn. Violin —Miss Julia Rocbford. Organist—Miss Marie Moore. Director—David P. Lawlor. BT. PATRICK’S. Mass in Honor of St. Anthony of Padua —Midnight Mass. : “Silent Night" F. Gruber “Kyrie” Stewart ‘'Gloria'' Stewart “Credo” Silver Offertory—“Adeste Fideles I Traditional Melody ! “Sanctus” Stewart •‘Benedlctus’’ Stewart “Agnus Dei" Stewart Communion—“Gesus Bambino” ■ Pietro Yon Members of St. Patrick's choir: Soprano Misses .Tulie Colbert. Mabel Gregoire, Genivieve de Julio, Mrs. J. J. SUnttner. Alto —Miss Sarah Courtney, William Murray. Tenor—Mr. Michael Biudley, Joseph lUix. Basso —Mr. Rudolf Block, Joseph Ilriand, Edmund Bradley. Organist and director—Helen Colbert. HOLY ANGELS. Midnight Mass. The boys’ choir of Holy Angels parish will sing midnight mass Christmas. The following program will be rendered with violin accompaniment: “Holy Night” Adams “Kyrie” Wlegand ‘‘Gloria’’—Mass of Holy Childhood... Rev. L. A. Dobblnsteen 1 “Credo”—Triumphal Mass Rev. It. J. Sorin i Offertory—“Yenite Ailoremus” Uosxi •“Sanctus" Rev. A. Dress | “Benedictus" —Mass of St. Cecelia... Gounod (•‘Agnus Dei” Rev. A. Dress ! "Adeste Fideles.” “Glory to God.” HOLY ROSARY’. The masses at Holy Rosary Church on Christmas day will be at midnight, 7 and 1 10 a. m. The following program will bo rendered at midnight mass: “Silent Night.” “Adeste Fidells.” Mass of the Immaculate Virgin B. A. Flynn

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Offertory—“ Ave Maria” J. Wlegand “Angels We Have Heard on 3i?h.” The same program will be rendered at the 10 o’clock mass which will be followed by benediction of the blessed sacrament. "O Salutaris” M. A. Melvjl “Tantum Ergo” M. A. Melvil “Holy God.” The members of the choir are: Sopranos —Miss Rose Arlrtofane, Margaret. Marshal, Margaret Parker. Tenor —Miss Angelina Navarra. Altos —Misses Emma Weisbach, Mary Marshal, Agnes Simms. Violins—-Misses Aina ltessino, Catherine Weisbach, Lucile Hickey. OrganistMiss Freda Buennagel. ASSUMPTION. High Mass. “Silent Night." A ith Orchestral Accompaniment. “Kyrie”—From Farmer’s Mass in B Flat. “Gloria”. .St. Cecilia’s Mass by Ch. Weis "Credo". St. Louis Mass by Th. La Hache Offertory—“Adeste Fideles” by V. Novello “Sanctus” ..From Mlssa Pro Pace by La Hache “Benedictus” and Agnus" From St. Louis Mass Choir Members —Mrs. Dransfleld, Mrs West, Miss Caroline Foltz, Miss Anna Ruppel, Miss Agnes McKeon, Mr. Bauer, Mr. I. Godeeker, Mr. L. Godecker. Orchestra Members —The Misses C. Cleary and R. Ruhl. The Masters C. Bear, J. Scherer, G. Gillinghan and It. Arvln. ST. PHILIP XERI, 11:30 Christmas Eve. Organ Recital—“ Prayer” B. Sulze Christmas March" G. Merkel The choir will sing a group of Christmas carols, without accompaniment. “Silent Night" will be sungr immediately before the Solemn High Mass at midnight. Mass in Honor of St. Michael. “Kyrie” M. Loesch “Gloria in Excelsis” M. Loesch “Credo” M. Loesch "Sanctus” M. Loesch “Benedictus” M. Loesch ••Agnus Dei” M. Loesch For the offertory “Laetentur Coeli” (W. K. Roes) male quartette. During the Communion, "Adeste Fideles (Novello) will be given. The same music will be rendered at the Solemn High Mass at 10.30 on Christina., day. Vespers and Benediction. Vespers and Benjdiction at 4 p. tu. "Dixit Dominus” Gregorian “Beatus Vir" Gregorian “Laudato Pueri” Gregorian “Laudate Dominum” Gregorian ’■Magnificat” Gregorian “Alma Redemptoris” Wiegand “O’Saiutnris" M. Wilkins

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“Tantum Ergo” M. W r ilkins “Holy God We Praise Thy Name.” Following are members of the choir: Soporano, Miss Lucille Boersig, Miss Margaret Oorden. Miss Loretta Werner; altos, Mrs. Carrie Kebler Healy, Miss Frances Thiel; tenor, Mr. Eugene Murphy, Mr. Theo Walpole; baritone, Mr. Edward Gorman; bass, Mr. Thomas P. Healy Mr. Carl Boersig. Organist, Mrs. Anna R. Mahoney; director, Mr. F. O. Wilking. ST. ANTHONY’S. Midnight Mass. Mass in honor of St. Bartholomew.. J. M. Bartholomew Offertory. “Silent Night” Gruber High School Girls at 7:30 Mass. “While Shepherds Watched”... H. Maery “Glory be to God.” “Hark, the Herald Angels Sing.” “Oh, Lovely Infant, Dearest Savior." The high school girls of the parish will render the music at the 7:30 o’clock mass. At the f) o'clock mass the children of the school will sing. Members of Choir. The members of the choir follow; Sopranos, Miss Delia Dugan, Miss Alice Feeney, Miss Sadie Sheridan, Miss Clara Busald, Miss Alice Atkinson, Miss Marie Lyons; alto, Mrs. Edward Mahoney, Miss Elizabeth Dugan, Miss Judy ; tenors, Jasper Vance, Joseph Whelan, Miles Feeney, John Dugan, Francis Dugan, Edward Mahoney and Francis Hanley. Miss Helen O’Gara. organist, and the Rev. Albert Schad, director. ST. BRIDGET'S. Midnight Muss. Mass in F Wlegand Offertory Laetentur Coell Wiegand S O’clock Mas*. Christmas carols by the Children's Choir. 10 O’clock Mas*. Mass in G Rosewig Offertory, “Adeste Fideiis” Novello Benediction, “O Salutaris" A Silver ‘■Tantum Ergo” Wilkins “Te Deum ” ST. CATHERINE’S. MIDNIGHT MASS. “Silent Night” Gruber “Kyrie”—Mass in E Fiat Hartholemus “Gloria" Hartholemus "Credo’’. Hartholemus Offertory--“Adeste Fideles” Novello “Sanctus" Hartholemus “Benedictus" Hartholemus "Agnus Del” *. Hartholemus The choir members are: Sopranos, Mrs. A. Peters. Mises E. Erbecker, M. Higgins, E. Higgins, G. Sweeney and M Goettling. Altos. Mrs. M. Oarroi, Miss 11. Sweeney. Tenor, R. ffearney. Bass. O.

‘ Betzler. Organist, Miss K. Budenz. Vloj lin. Miss M. Bndenz. ST. JOSEPH’S. MIDNIGHT MASS. —Prelude — “Holy Night” Gruber “Kyrie” Silver “Gloria” Silver “Credo” Sliver Ottertorintn —“Ave Maria” F. Witt (Aranged for four voices.) > Oonf Silver ‘Benedictus” Silver "Agnus Dei” Silver “Adeste Fideles” Novelo Choir members: Sopranos, Mrs. Russell | Mansfield, Mrs. Carl Moldthan, Mrs. H. ; J .Barnes, Misses Mary Corrigan, Marie Moran, Margaret AVeidolf, Loretta MeManamon. Altos, Misses Catherine Sullivan, Anna Glaska and Agnes Keller. Basso, Robert Fessler. Tenor, John Merl. Organist, Miss Marie C. Filcer, assisted by Florenz Dippel, violinist, and Pasquale Montanl, flutist. SANTA CLAUS TO PASS OUT CANDY IN FIRST WARD Yuletide Saint Will Make Truck Tour With Band of Carolers. Santa Claus will be given able assistance in his visits to the children of the First ward Christinas eve by the First Ward Republican Club, according to anI nouncement of William W. Edwards, president, today. The club today is putting Into half-pound packages (too pounds of candy which Santa though!fully forwarded. | In order that the old saint may have a fine Impression in the First ward, the i club is arranging lo put an organ on the motor truck in. which he will ride over the district. The organ will accompany a large chorus of children, who will be transported from place to place with Santa Claus. The plan is for Mr. Claus to visit seven places in tile Firs* ward. At each place (he carolers will sing and the benefactor will distribute candy to all the children who can crowd around the truck. The club, by this plan, hopes to see to it that no child in the ward shall

wake up Christmas morning with the feeling that Santa has passed them by. All that is necessary for the poor kiddies to avoid being missed is to be at one of the stopping places at the appointed hour. Corners where Santa’s cavalcade will stop and the time when he will be there, are as follows: Leav ft Twenty-Eighth and Olney streets at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon; Thir♦centh and Y’andes street at 4:30 c'clock, Mrs. William McGhee and Mrs. William Jenkins in charge; Nineteenth and Yandes streets at 4:55 o'clock, Mrs. Jesse Jones and Mrs. T. Alexander In charge; Nineteenth and Hovey streets at 5:20 o’clock, Mrs. S. C. Jackson, Mrs. Walter Monroe and Mrs. Jesse L. Monroe tn charge; Twenty-Fifth street and Baltimore avenue at 5:55 o’clock, Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Page in charge; Twenty-Fifth and Oxford streeis at 6:25 o’clock, Mr. and Mrs. Quinn and Mr. and Mrs. Gardner in charge; Twenty-Second and Olney streets at 7 o'clock, Miss Fern Cottrell and Robert Cottrell in charge. The children at each stop will be asked to join with the carolers. AUTOMATIC PHONES DELAYED. NEW Y'OIiK. Dec. 23. —Plans lo eliminate many telephone operators by establishing an automatic system have been so delayed by production difficulties that installation may not begin until 1923. Thirteen automatic telephone exchanges are now in operation in England.

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