Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 184, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1928 — Page 11

DEC. 22, 1928

CHOIR LEADERS PREPARE FINE CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS

Many Pastors of the City Will Start the Yuletide Services on Sunday and End With Special Prayer and Devotional Exercises Tuesday. BEAUTIFUL musical programs for Christmas services in the churches of Indianapolis have been prepared by choir leaders and pastors. Probably in the history of observing Christmas in this city have such elaborate musical programs been prepared. This is due to the fact that many churches will have a three-day service, starting Sunday and closing on Tuesday. Pastors announce special Christmas services on Sunday, with midnight services in both Catholic and Protestant churches on Monday, and with devotional and prayer services on Christmas day.

a u tt FAIRVIEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Both morning and evening hours tomorrow will be in the nature of a musical Christmas worship. At 10:45 a. m„ the quartet of the church will sing the modern Christmas cantata, “When the Christ-Child Came.” with Mrs. P. T. Edenharter at the organ, and Robert J. Shultz at the piano. The quartet is composed of Mrs. Ruth Sterling Devin, soprano; Mrs. Lela Bunte Putney, alto: Evan Baker Walker, tenor, and W. Bromley House, barytone. In form, the cantata is like a mediaeval folk-song, set to music of the most modern type. Mrs. Edenharter’s program includes: “Holy Night.” Dudley Buck. The Pastorale Symphony from the Messiah. . , The Cantata, by Joseph W. Clokey. “The Christ Child.” C. Whitney Coombs. “Hallelujah Chorus,” the Messiah. At 7:45 p. m. will be held the Bible school pageant. “The Nativity,” conducted bv Mrs Harold D. Robinson. Miss Lucia A. Ketcham is in charge of the tableaux. The Bible school orchestra. Robert J. Shultz, conducting, and the girls choir participate. E. H. K. McComb is the superintendent of the school. tt a tt ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL Christmas Eve —Carol Service, 10:30 o’clock —• •'All My Heart Re joices”...........Parker “We Three Kings of Orient Are”..Hopkins Kings: Frederick and Robert Brwood, Burton Morgan. “When Christ Was Born of Mary . Brown “O Star, Lovely Star” Old French “The First Noel” Traditional “Good King Wenceslas” Traditional “I Saw Three Ships” .English —Holy Communion, 11:00 o ClockProcessional —“Rejoice! Rejoice Believers” Smart Lords Prayer (Chant). „„„„ SiSffV v ::::::::::: ::S3K Hvmn—“Silent Night. Holy Night .Gruber Recessional—Adeste Fideles (17al). Christmas Morning —10:45 o’clock — Processional —"O Come All Ye Faithful.” Semi-Choral Communion Service. „ Offertory—“O Little Town of Bethlehem. Recessional —“Hark the Herald Angels Barrett, sporano; Bert Moon, tenor; Mrs. J. J. Voelcker, contralto. Orville Bray, baritone; Clarence H. Carson, choirmaster-organist. Chorus choir. a a a IRVINGTON M. E. Sunday sirvices Music by a chorus of thirty-five voices under direction of Franklin Taylor, director, and Mrs. Charles Teeters, organist. —Morning— Prelude —“March of the Wise Me j^well Offertory—" Shepherd’s Song” .....Digglc Anthem— “Hallelujah Chorus’ Handel Postlude—“ Christmas March ....Merkel —Evening Song ServicePrelude—“ That Glorious Song of Old” Ashmali Offertory—"Pastorale" -Lacey Anthem—" Behold; I Bring You Good Tidings” Lynes Mrs. Gilbert Helms, soloist Solo—“And There Were Shepherds ..Boex Mrs. James Murdock Violin —“Cavatina” Bass Margaret Jones Solo—“It Came Upon a Midnight Clear” West William Franklin Anthem —“Bethlehem” .Bartlett Mrs. Edward Madinger and Mrs, Walker Baylor, soloists Solo—"O Babe Divine” Hamblen Mrs. A. W. Macy _ Solo—“ There Were Shepherds’ Scott Garfield Walker . Anthem—“ The People That Walked in Darkness” ••• Rogers Mrs. Gale Swaynie and Garfield Walker, soloists Violin—“ Adoration” borowskl Eleanor Watson Solo—“ Christmas” Shelley Mrs. Carl Withner Anthem—“ Shout the Glad Tldin^ aKner Postiude—"Hosanna” Wachs a a tt ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN Sunday —10:30 A. M.— “Christ’s Testimony of John” will be the pastor’s subject at this hour. —7:30 P. M.— Children’s Christmas program Prelude—Miss Margaret Ehlert. Hymn—"O Thou Joyful Day Congregation. Opening Service —The Pastor. Heaven Above to Earth I Come” - Congregation. Welcome—Walter Sinclair. Primary Department Songs, recitations and Dialogs “The Christmas Story” A pageant telling the old. old story of Christ’s birth, will be presented by the other departments of the Sunday school. The characters w’ill be in Oriental costume. The story begins with the heralds announcing the decree of Caesar Augustus: the angels appearing to the shepherds announcing the birth of Christ the shepherds at the manger; tne Wise Men on the way to Jerusalem; the Wise Men before Herod and flnlly the Wise Men at the manger worshipping the Christ will be the closing scene. Announcements—The Pastor. Offertory—Miss Margaret Ehlert. Anthem —“Let the Old Songs Ring —Choir. Doxolgy. chrJstma!l Morning —Sunrise Service. 7 o’clock— Prelude—Miss Margaret Ehlert. Processional —“Silent Night, Conic Hither Ye Faithful” Choir. Anthepi—Choir. Hymn—“On Judah’s Plain’ Congregation. Liturgical Service—The Pastor. Hymn—“ Hark, What Mean Those Holy Voices?” Congregation. Sermon—“ Joy to the World.” Offertory—Margaret Ehlert. Anthem—“And There Were Shepherds” Choir. Hymn—“ Joy to the World’* Congregation. Clc .iig Service. a tt tt CHRIST CHURCH Male choir of fifty men and boys, under the direction of Cheston L. Heath, organist and choir-master. Christmas Eve —-Candle-Light Carol Service, 5 o’clock — Processional and singing of Christmas carols. 1. “Come Ye Shepherds,” Traditional Bohemian (8 parts). 9. "Nazareth” Charles Gounod Soloist—Paul Leslie Raymond, basso. —Midnight Service. 11:30 o’clock—(St. Cecelia Mass), “Kyrie Eleison.... Charles Gounod Introit Anthem—- “ Sing O! Heavens” Berthold Tours Soloist—Master Jerome Cohn, boy soprano. Offertory Anthem—- “ This Is The Month” H. MacKinnon (St. Cecelia Mass), “Sanctus,” "Benidictus qui Venit” Charles Gounod Soloist—E. V. Alexander, tenor. “Gloria in Excelsis Deo” G. Pergolesi Postlude—- “ Toccata In Ancient Tonality” Noel Guilmant Christmas Day —11:00 A. M.— Christmas Hymns. Offertory Solo—“Nazareth”.Charles Gounod Paul Leslie Raymond, basso. a tt a ROBERTS PARK M. E. Sunday —10:45 A. M.— Organ Voluntary—“ There Were Shepherds in the Fields” Mailing Processional—“ Joy to the World”.. Handel Quartet —“Calm on the List’ning Ear” Manney Choral Society—“ Come Near, Ye Nations” Watson Instrumental trio. Violin, harp and organ. Offertory Duet—“O Babe Divine”.Hamblen Miss Wright and Mrs. Scearcy. Postlude —“March of the Magi".Guilmant —7:45 P. M.— Organ Prelude—“ Joy to the World” (Christmas Fantasy! Le Mare Processional—“Adeste Fidelis.” Carol—“ Silent Night. Holy Night”.Gruber Assisted by brass choir from Manual Training high school. Sextet—“ Christmas” Shelley Miss Wright. Mrs. Scearcy. Mrs. Barnard. Mrs. Day, Mr. Ball. Mr. Laut, and instrumental quartet. Choral Society—“ The Joyous Christmas Song” Gavaert Instrumental quartet. Violin, ’cello, harp and organ. Offertory Solo—“ Glory to Heaven s Eternal iKing” Meyer-Helmud a Mr. Laut. Christmas fcantata "The Manger Throne’ff Manney

Postlude—“ Christmas Fanfare" Wldor Director. H. E. Winslow; organist, Mrs. Roy Burtch; soprano. Miss Luella Wright; contralto. Mrs. Charles B. Scearcy; tenor, Raymond F. Ball; bass, Henry W. Laut; violin. Hugh McGlbeny; ’cello. Miss Yuba Wilhite; harp, Mrs. A. H. Webber. The Brass Choir from Manual Training high school: trumpets. Richard Bauer, Louis Poliak. Noble Burkhart. Wayne Wigal; trombones. Ward Hacker. Robert Brink, John Carter, Robert Davis. a a a SECOND REFORMED CHURCH Sunday —10:30 A. M.— Organ Prelude—- " The Holy Night” Dudley Buck “Gloria.” “Invocation.” Hymn—“ Hail Jesus! Israel’s Hope and Light.” Scripture—Luke ll*. V. 1-16. Prayer. Organ Offertory—“Lobt Gott. ihr Christen ailzugleich”. .Dietr. Buxtehude Group from Part I of the “Messiah” Handel (a) Overture. Violin w’ith organ. (b) “Comfort Ye My People.” Chas. Kryter, tenor. (c) Pastoral symphony. Violin with organ. (and) Recitative: “There were Shepherds In the Field—” “And Lo! The Angel of the Lord—” “And the Angel said unto them—” “And suddenly there was with the Angel—” Edith E. Muhlenbruch, soprano. (e) "Glory to God.” Chorus. Organ Interlude —“March of the Magi Kings” Th. Dubois Hymn—“Adeste Fidelis.” Solo —"Gesu Bambino” Pietro A. Yon Edith E. Muhlenbruch, soprano. Sermonette —"The Meaning of Christmas,” Rev. Geo. P. Kehl. Anthem—“O Little Town of Bethlehem” Arthur Miller Prayer. Benediction. , . Organ Postlude —“And The Glory of The Lord" O. F. Handel E. W. Muhlenbruch. organist and director of music; Carl G. Schmid, violinist. a a a OLIVE BRANCH CHRISTIAN Sunday —8 P. M.— Prelude—“ Novelette" Schumann Anthem—“ Behold, I Bring You Good Tidings” Goss Soprano Solo—"O Holy Night Adam Mrs. Paul Hare. Ladies’ Trio—" Wonderful Story” —Wilson Mrs. R. J. Leachman, Miss Mildred Milligan. Miss Mary Francis Deer. Offertory—“ Shepherd's Song”.. Schumann Anthem—“ Hark. What Mean Those Holy Voices” Huerter Mrs. R. J. Leachman and Choir. Soprano Solo—" Calm on the Listening Ear of Night” Matthews Mrs. Ralph Stephens. Male Quartet—“lt Came Upon the Midnight Clear" Willis M. Griffith, G. Merrick. F. Lake, F. Turpin. Anthem—“ There Were Shepherds”.... Vincent Mrs. Paul Hare and Choir. “Postlude” Rousseau Miss May Gorsuch, organist; Fred L. Iske, director. tt tt tt FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH Sunday —10:40 A. M.— Organ Prelude—“ Hymn of Glory” Yon Anthem—" Sing, O Sing” Rogers Organ Offertory—" The Infant Jesus”..Yon Anthem—“ Bethlehem” Bartlett Organ Postlude —"Christmas March” Merkel —7:30 P. M Organ Preludes—"Magnificat” Guilmant "March of the Magi” Dubois "Holy Night” Buck Salvator, a Christmas Oratorio; Part 1. "The Promise of the Saviour” Geddes-Harvey Organ Prelude— Soprano—“ Listen, O Isles.” Chorus—“ There shall come a Star.” Soprano—" For the Ig>rd Will Comfort Zion.” Chorale—“O Come, Immanuel.” Chorus —"Sing and Rejoice.” Bass—" Since the Beginning of the World.” Choral Fugue—" From the Rising of the Sun.” Organ Offeretory—"Shepherds In the Field” Mailing Salvator, Part 11, The Advent. Organ IntermezzoLadies Chorus—" Thou Art Coming.” Soprano—" All My Heart.” Carol—"lt Was the Winter Wild.” Alto and Chorus—" There Were Shepherds.” Double Quartet—“ Singing Softly.” Soprano-—“ There's a Song in the Air.” Chorus—“ Hail to the Lord's Annointed.” Organ Postlude—" Triumphal March”. Buck Vested choir of thirty voice; Arnold Spencer, director: Miss Elsie MacGregor, organist: soloists. Miss Helen Ealand, Miss Mary Koch, Mrs. Gertrude Wald. ‘Mrs. Laura Magenheimer, Miss Helen McFee and William Ehrhardt. tt tt a ALL SOULS UNITARIAN Sunday —10:30 A. M.— Organ—"Gesu Bambino” Pietro A. Yon “The Holy Night” Dudley Buck Professional — Christmas Service—Children, of the school. Melody—Charpentler. Violin, harp, organ. Offertory—- “ Shepherd's Pipes” Harris “Meditation” Mitzke Violin, harp, organ. “Ave Maria” Mascheroni Voice, harp, violin, organ. Christmas Address—- “ Silent Night” Frug Qruber Voice, harp, violin, organ. Postlude—- “ Hallelujah Chorus” Handel Miss Cleon Colvin, violin; Mrs. Louise S. Koshne, harp; Miss Charlotte Liebcr, soprano; Mrs. C. A. Brockway, organ. At 5 o’clock there will be a service of Christmas Tableau: “The Annunciation,” “The Star of Bethlehem,” “The Three Kings and the Nativity.” Fred Scott, director; Mrs. H. D. Robinson, director of music. a a a EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Christmas Eve —10:45 o’ClockChurch of the Advent brass quartet. Violin Oligato—Miss Harriet Payne. Two Chorals by Vested Choir—- “ Three Wise Men.” “First Noel.” Introit—“ Jesus Bambino” Petro Yon Miss Matilda Heuser, soloist, and vested choir. Officer of Holy Communion. Horatio W. Parker. Offertory Anthem—" Glory to God in the Highest" Pergolesi tt tt tt ROBERTS PARK M. E. Sunday —Morning— Organ Prelude—" There Were Shepherds in the Fields” Mailing Processional—“ Joy to the World” . .Handel Quartet—" Calm on the List’ning Ear” _. ••• •••• Manney Chorus—" Come Near, Ye Nations” Watson Instrumental Trio—Mrs. Arthur H. Webber, harp; Hugh McGibeny, violin: Mrs. Roy Burtch, organ. Offertory—"O Babe Divine” Hamblin Mrs. Selma Zahl Searcy and Miss Leona Wright. —Evening— . Organ Prelude—" Joy Yo the .World” (Christmas fantasy! ; Leman Processional—“O Come All Ye Faith- , ful” Reading Carol—" Silent Night, Holy Night,” Gruber Quartet, assisted by Mrs. Day and Mrs. Barnard . Chorus—“ The Joyous Christmas Song’’ Gavaert Instrumental Quartet—Mrs. A. H. Weber, harp: Miss Yuba Wilhite, cello; Hugh McGibney, violin; Mrs. Roy Burtch. organ. Offertory Solo—" Glory to Heaven Eternal King” Meyer-Helund Christmas Cantata “The Manger Throne” Manney tt tt tt SS. PETER AND PAUL CATHEDRAL Christmas Eve. —11:30 P. M.— Organ Recital—(a) Organ Improvisations on Christmas. Hymns ana Gregorian melodies. (b) "Adoration of the Shepherds” *.. Franck String quintet. (c) "Silent Night" Gruber Male chorus (a capella). (and) “Ecce Sacerdos” (Professional) Reyl Male chorus, organ and orchestra

—12:00 MidnightPontifical High Mass—(a) Proper of the Mass: Introit—“Dominus dixit”. .Gregorian Gradual—“Tecum principium” .Tozer Offertory—"Laetentur coeli”.. .Tozer “Adeste Fidelis" .... Novello Male chorus, organ, string orchestra. Communion—“ln Splendoribus” Gregorian (b) Ordinary of the Mass: "Kyrie,’ r “Gloria,” “Credo.” Sanctus—Benedictus. Agnus Del—From“Miss Ae Deum Laudamus” Pietro Yon Male chorus, organ, double string quintet and choir of French horns. (ct "Allelulia” (Recessional) Handel Christmas Day. —10:15 A. M.— Organ recital. —10:30 A. M.— Solemn High Mass. (Program of midnight Mass repeated.) —4:15 P. M Organ recital. —4:30 P. M.— Solemn Vespers—ta) "Adeste Fidelis" (Processional) Novello (b) “Antiphons” Gregorian tc) Psalms and Hymns—Vatican melodies. id) “O Salutaris” Hamma (e) “Tantum Ergo” Widor (f) ”Te Deum” (Recessional)—Traditional. Schola Cantorum (Male Choir)—H. E. Calland, Bernard Zimmer, Francis O'Brien. Francis Delaney, Edmund Bradley, William Bradley, Humbert, PaganU David Lawlor. Carl Lauber, Eugene Doerr. Edward La Shelle. Helen Shepard, organist; Elmer Andrew Steffen, director. tt tt u ASSUMPTION —Midnight Mass—- " Silent Night" Gruber Missa “Regina Pads” Pietro A. Yon "Adeste Fidelis’ V. Novello The above will be accompanied by the violinists. Miss Rosalind Ruhl and Robert Arvln. , . Communion —“The Babe of Light and Glory” (with V. Obligato). Louis R. Dresser Members 'of the Choir—Sopranos: Mrs. E. Claus, Mrs. Jos. Conley. Miss Mary Prullage; Contraltos: Miss Caroline’Foltz, Miss Marg Thomas; Tenors: Jessie Vest, Wiliam Fogarty; Basses; Louis Goedeker, Ignatius Goedeker. Director —Ignatius Goedecker. —7 o’clock Children’s Mass— Christmas carols rendered by the children with orchestra accompaniment. Orchestra Members—Violinists: Robert Arvin. Rosalind Ruhl, Paul Higbee. Louis Claus, Aloysius Cleary, Harold Schmidt; Saxophones: Philip Prieshoff. Alfred J. Werner; Cornet: Harry Buckel. —9 o’clock Mass— Missa "Regina Pads” Pietro A. Yon "Adeste Fidelis” V. Novello "O Salutaris” S lver "Tantum Ergo” Lambiolette Holy God, We Praise Thy Name. tt tt tt ST. JOSEPH’S —Midnight Mass — Christmas Program. “Holy Night” Grueber Christmas Hymns J. Pache Mass in honor of St. Benedict Joseph I. Muller Offcrtorium—“Ave Marla” B. Hamma "Adeste Fidelis” Novello Recessional —Holy God. We Praise Thy Name. Choir Members—Sopranos: Mesdames Russell J. Mansfield. Kathleen Moldthan, Margaret Bright and Miss Mary Corrigan; altos. Mesdames David Lawler. James J. Fitzgerald, Miss Rosemary Lawlor; barytone, Earl Thorpe: bassos, Messrs. Michael Santlch and Bazll Harrington, Organist—Marie C. Filser. tt tt tt HOLY ROSARY The masses at Holy Rosary church on Christmas day will be at midnight, 5:30, 7 and 10 a. m. —Midnight Mass—- " Silent Night.” “Kyrie”—M. Haller. “Gloria”—M. Haller. "Credo”—M. Haller Offertory—“Adeste Fidelis”. Novello Sanctus—M. Haller. Benedictus —M. Haller. "Agnus Del”—M. Haller. Communion—"O Jesus MI”.P. Pier Battista "Angels We Have Heard an High.” Choir Members—Soprano, Miss Esther Mahoney, Miss Anna Ressino, Miss Loretta McManaman, Mrs. Katherine Rusch, Mrs. Rose Stewart, Mrs. Leona Bentley and Miss Lena Peonl; altos. Miss Emma Weisbach and Miss Mary Moio. Organist and director. Miss Freda Buennagel. —lO o’clock Mass — Children's choir will render the “Messa di Angells." After this mass benediction of the blessed sacrament will be given. tt tt tt ST. JOHN’S Christmas Program —Midnight Mass—- “ Silent Night.” Missa in Honor Blessed Virgin Mary N. J. Elsenheimer. Offertory—"Latentur Coeli’ Wiegand Communion—"Adeste Fidelis” Novello Members of the Choir—(Quartet) Miss Edr.a Phinney. soprano; Miss Laura Stake, alto: John Merl, tenor; Robert Fessler, baritone. J. F. Bickel, organist. —9 o’clock Mass—- " While Shepherds Watched.” "Hark, the Angels' Song.” “Thro’ the Clear Heavens.” "Silent Night." "Adeste Fideles.’’ "Rejoice.” Orchestra Members—Organ, Frances Klee; harp. Catherine Connor; cornet, Josephine Mazer; saxophone, Marie Petit: melophone, Bernadette Welsh; violins, Anna Moy, Rose McNamara, Margaret McNamara, Catherine Finneran, Celeste Dugan. tt a ST. CATHERINE’S Kyrie—“Corpus Christi Mass”...La Hache Gloria—“ Mass in Honor of St. Patrick” Weigand “Credo” Weigand Offertory—"Adeste Fidelis” Novell* Sanctus—“Mass in Honor of St. Patrick” Weigand Benedictus—“Corpus Chrlsi Mass”.... La Hache Agnus Dei—“Mass in Honor of St. Cecelia” Turner “On Judea's Hillside” Maercy Choir Members—Sopranos, Mrs. E. Brennan, Mrs. C. Munch, Miss L. Schumaker, Miss N Higgins, Mrs. Donnelly. Mrs. Bitzler; alto, Mrs. M. Carroll; tenor, Messrs. R. Nevett, J. Dorsey; bass, Mr. G. Betzler. Organist—Kathryn Budenz. ana a a tt ST. ANN’S A program consisting of Christmas carols will be sung beginning at 11:45 p. m.. Christmas Eve, as follows: "O. Holy Night.” Soprano Solo by Mrs. Frank West "While Shepherds Watched.” ■'Silent Night. Holy Night” —Midnight Mass— There will be a High Mass at midnight during which the following program will be given: "Kyrie Eleison/’ A. J. Boex/ “Gloria in Excelsis Deo.” Rev. I. M. Wilkins. "Credo.” Rev. I. M. Wilkins. "Sanctus.” H. J. Stewart. "Benedictus.” H. J. Stewart. “Adeste Fidelis”—(C. Gounod, Arr.) will be sung at the offertory. Members of Choir—Soprano. Miss Emma Blaschke. Mrs. James P. Voelker, Mrs. Frank West: alto Miss Mattie Schubert,; tenor, Mr. George Wlttemier. Mr. John Hoff: baritone. Mr. Henry J. Blaschke, M-. Thomas P. Healy. Mrs. Anna R. Mahoney, organist. —Mass and Benediction at 7:30. — There will be Mass and Benediction at 7:30. The children’s choir will sing at this Mass. tt tt tt OUR LADY OF LOURDES Masses at midnight. 6. 8 and 10 o'clock. —Program for High Masses at Midnight and 10:00 A. M Processional to Crib—Boy’s Choir. “Kyrie”—Gloria Sanctus. Benedictus, Agnus Dei. McGrath’s Mass In honor of St. Joseph. “Credo” —Turner’s Mass in honor of St. John the Baptist. Soloists—Mrs. Hugh Harrigan. Joseph T. O’Hara. Misses Margaret Cordon. Mary Feeney. Offertory—“Adeste Fideles.” Solo—Miss Mary Feeney. Members of Choir—Soprano. Mesdames Hugh Harrisgan. Joseph T. O'Hara. Misses Margaret Cordon. Mary Feeney: alto. Mrs. C. E. Hohl. Misses Alma Dav. Catherine O’Connor. Martha Wilberding; tenor, George Stahl. Alvy Golay; bass, Vernon L. Howard. Thomas Keller, Thomas Kinacvey: violin. Miss Eleanor Jane Robertson: harp. Pasquale L. Montani. Organist—Miss Margaret Fox. it tt tt ST. PHILIP NERI Christmas Eve. —11:30 P. M.— Organ recital. —11:45 P. M.— Boy Choir—(a) "Silent Night” Gruber (b) "Jesu Bambino” Yon —12:00 Midnight—(Solemn High Mass) Ordinary of the Mass—"Kyrie,” “Gloria.” "Credo.” Santus—Benedictus. “Agnus Dei.” From Pietrq Yon's “Missa Regina Pads.” /■ Choir of Men" and Boys / / Organ and Orchestra. m

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Offertory—“Adeste Fidelis” Novello Boy choir and string orchestra. (Program repeated at 11 o’clock; Mass Christmas Day) Masses at midnight and 6:30, 7:30, 8:45 10 and 11 o’clock Christmas day. (There will not be the usual 5:30 o’clock Mass.) Christmas devotions will be held in the afternoon at 4 o'clock. Choir Members—(Men) Eugene Murphy, John Kline, Charles Roach, Claude Lindeman, Eugene McAtee. Harry Doyle, Ray Hauser, Joseph Fendel, Adam Gerlach; (boys) John Sweeney, Harold Miller, Thomas Lanahan, Victor Lanahan, Thomas Casserly, Dents Casserly, Joseph Weber, Hugh Weber, Henry Striby. Joseph Striby. James Louis, John Louis, Louis Krause, Robert Strattman. William Rapp. Robert Holmes. Wm. Russell, Edward Flynn. Edward Claypool, Francis Widner, Francis Rogers. Joseph Zimmer, Joseph Fendel, John McCullough. Orchestra—Mary Moriarity, Maurice Walle, Mary Hickey, Lillian Beck, Thelma Gordan. Evelyn Hannon. Helen Hickey, Mary Hannon, Dorothy Wods, Sarah Robbins. Julia Jones, Catherine Fendel, Constance Datzman. Mildred Clemens, Lucille Robinson, Mary Mahler. Harry Brook, Norman Carroll. Elmer Andrew Steffen, choirmaster; Hllard Francis, director; Mary Helen Brook, organist. —7:30 o'clock Mass— Music by married ladles’ choir. Members—Mesdames Harry Connors, Edwin Pfau, O’Donnell, John Nohl, Wahlpole, Weidekamp. Miss Mildred Ross, organist, and Mrs. Weidekamp, director. —8:45 o'clock Mass— Music by Children of Mary Choir. Mrs. Helen Beecham, organist; Sr. Agnes Louis, director. —lO o’clock Mass— Music by Young Ladles' Sodality. Members of Choir—Misses Bernadine Gootee. Merle Louts. Winifred Galvin, Tressa Brewer. Helen Brewer, Margaret Borst. Charlotte Heck, Mary Hickey, Martha Hickey. Helen Hickey. Dorothy Sering, Mildred Sering. Anna Rornman. Dionysia Bornman. Mary Hannon. Helen Magee, Bertha Walters, Kathleen Retdy and Peggy Cosgrove. a tt tt ST. BRIDGET’S Preceeding the midnight mass the choir will sing a selection of Christmas melodies. —Midnight Mass—• , "Kyrie Eleison”—Maeltzel. ' ’Gloria’'—Maeltzel. "Credo”—Maeltzel. “Laetentur Coeli”—Wiegand. Sanctus —Maeltzel. Benedictus —Maeltzel. "Agnus Dei”—Maelzel. W —8 o'clock Mass— The Children of Mary choir will sing the 8 o'clock mass. "In David’s Town.” "O Babe, So Far.” "Jesus Is Here.” “Hark! the Herald Angels Sing.” "Come, Ai Ye Faithful.” —lO o’clock Mass—- " Holy Night.” "Come. All Ye Faithful.” "Angels on High.” "Night of His Birth.” “Sing! Oh! Sing!” "O Salutaris.” "Tantum Ergo.” Benediction. "Te Deum.” Choir members. Mary and Margaret Davis, Clara Sullivan, Margaret Welsh, Mary Broderick, James Sullivan, Will Schifferdecker, Joseph Ash, Joseph Burkhardt, Tandy Brunton. a a tt ST. MARY’S Christmas Program —11:50 P. M.— "Silent Night.”* "Adeste Fidelis.” "Cantique de Noel.” "The First Noel." St. Mary's Academy orchestra. —Midnight Mass— Solemn High Mass, Mixed Choir and Orchestra— “ Silent Night” Gruber Prayer at Crib. Missa "Jubilee Mass” Gruber Offertory—"Laetentur Coeli" Wiegand Communion—"Adeste Fidelis" Novello "March Milltaire” Schubert —8 A. M.— Low Mass (Children’s Choir) — "Silent Night.” "Hark! What Mean Those Holy Voices.” "Adeste Fideles.” “O Come Little Children.” “Lovely Infant. Dearest Savior.” “Dear Little One.” “Gloria in Excelsis Deo.” —10:30 A. M.— Same as 12 o'clock services. —3 P. M.— Solemn Vespers and Benediction. Choir Members—Soprano, Mesdames Joseph Lauber, Louis Feldman, Misses Alvina Sellmeyer, Aleen Betz; alto, Misses Clara Koers, Ruth Hauser; tenor, Messrs. Frank Lauber, Joseph Lauber; bass. Messrs. George E. Schmitt, Frank Krackenfelz. Orchestra Members—Misses Pauline Siener, Anna Kretnbaum, Bernice Wilson, Ruth Ann Hcrrol, Bertha Mary Schmitt. Louise Mullenholz. Catherine Johantgen. Mary Louise Stick, Margaret Doyle, Helen Leich. Rose Mever. Marie Kinkbelner, Emma Mervar, Alice O’Brien, Madelaine Siener. Olivia Sellmeyer. Mrs. George E. Schmitt, organist. a a a SACRED HEART Christmas Day —4:45 A. M.— “Silint Night” Gruber Pricession to crib, during which Christmas carols and the Magnificat will be sung. —5 A. M. First Smemn High Mass — “Introit. Gradual and Communto” (from the First Mass for Christmas) Gregorian “Jubilee Mass” Gruber Offertory—“Laetentur Coeli” Reese After high mass, a Christmas song. Grade School Carolers— During the 7:30 and 9:15 low masses, Christmas carols by the 7th and Bth grade girls. —10:30 A. M. Second Solemn High Mass — “Introit, Gradual, Offertory and Communio ’ from the Third Mass for Christmas Gregorian Mass in honor of St. Lucy—F. X. Witt. Offertory—"Adeste Fidelis” Novello Solemn Benediction after 10:30 high mass- . .... , , Tenor Solo—“O Salutaris” Wiegland Ray Strack "Tantum Ergo" Willcox After benediction, Laudate Domtnum omnes gentes. _ .. Members of the Choir—Sopranos: Bertha Kruse. Matilda Gasper. Ella Lawrie. Marie Roehm, Mary Fussner, Bertha Lippert, Florence Adams, Lillian Hazeldencc, Frances Slaymon; Altos: Irene Roehm, Esther Hermann, Marguerite Field, Mary Tenner, Marie Kiefer, Alma Hoffman; Tenors; Ray Strack, John Hofmann, Albert Hetmann, Frank Kohlberg: Basses: Fred Strack, Frank Gantrer, Chas. O. Rathz, Chas. Strack. Victor Wyss, C. Francis Rathz, Anthony Lauck Jr.. Leo Brand, Alphonse Tietz. George Crumbo. Organist and Director —F. J. Boerger. a a a ST. ANTHONY’S. ’ Christmas Program. —Midnight Mass—"Missa Rosa Mistica” Carnavelll Offertory—"Adeste Fideles.” Violin solo—" Silent Night.” Celeste Dugan —9 o'clock Mass.— The children's choir will sing hymns during the 9 o'clock mass, assisted by the school orchestra. Choir Members—Soprano, Delia Dugan. Sadie Sheridan. Margaret Moylan; alto. Rose O'Gara. Celeste Dugan; tenor. Cornelius Sheridan. Joseph Whelan; bassos. Myles Feeney. Waiter Jones, Maurice Jones. Edward Dugan. Miss Helen O'Gara, organist. a a a HOLY CROSS —11:30 P. M.— Rev. W. F. Keefe, pastor. Organ Recital. "Silent Night” Gruber Choir. —Solemn High Mass, 12 o’clock Midnight—- " Mass in Honor of St. Patrick” J. Wiegand Offertory. “Laententur Coeli” W. H. Rees Communion. "Adeste Fidelis” Novello Recessional—" Praise Ye the Father”. Gounod The same program will be repeated for the 10:30 o’clock mass, followed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Choir Members—Sopranos, Frances Kelly. Honora O'Neill. Mrs. M. Beatty, Mary Klain: altos, Dorothy Sylvester, Bertha Hoffstetter; tenors. Joseph Swallow. Charles Bauer; basses, Robert Shipman, John McFeeters. —Mass at 9 o’clock — Children’s choir will sing Christmas carols. A. J. Klain, organist. tt a a LITTLE FLOWER. Christmas Eve. —11:45 P. M.— Hymns and carols. —12:00 Midnight.— (Solemn High Mass) Ordinary of the mass—"Kyrie,” “Gloria.” “Credo,” Sanctus—Benedictus. “Agnus Dei’’ from “Mass in honor of St. Augustine, Op. 40A”.... Max Hohnerlein Three-Part Male Chorus Organ and String Orchestra. Offertory—“Adeste Fideles”, Traditional. Christmas Day. —Mass at 7:00 A. M.— Mass at 9:00 a. m.—Children's Choir. Mass at 10:30 a. m.—Special Choir. Benediction. Choir Members—John Laraoureaux, Jo-

seph McCurdy, Fred C. Sanders, George Rolfson, Charles McGill, Gustav Jonas, O. R. Rasico. John Healey, Harry Phillips. C. H. Lysett. A. Hessman, John Jones, George Steffey, Henry Schad. Mrs. Charles P Hanrahan, organist; O. R. Rasico. director; F. C. Noble, orchestra leader; Elmert Andrew Steffen, Choirmaster. tt a tt ST. ROCH’S —Midnight Mass— O Lovely Infant. “Silent Night.” Traditional. "Kyrie” M. Haller “Gloria” M. Haller “Credo” M. Haller “Adeste Fideles.” Traditional. “Benedictus” M. Haller "Sanctus” M. Haller “Agnus Dei” M. Haller "Glory to God.” (Recessional). 7:30 Mass—Low Mass. 10:00 o'clock—Children’s choir. Choir Personnel—Soprano. Julia Niedenthal. Mrs. Carl Spitznagcl. Mary Louise Steffen Romilda Volz, Ellen Weber; alto, Loretta Eck, Catherine Eck. Margaret Braun: tenor. Joe Brown. Leo Steer. Bernard Eck, Joe Schmidt: bass. Carl Spltznagel. J. Brendt. Norval Thompson. Organist—Einallne Volz. tt a tt HOLY NAME —Midnight Mass--11:45 “Silent Night.” “Kyrie.’ "Gloria,” "Credo,” “Sanctus.” "Benedictus.” "Agnus Die.” Rene Becker Offertory—"Adeste Fidelis.” Choral—"Te Deum.” —8 o'clock Mass— Christmas carols sung by the children’s choir, with violin accompaniment. —lO o’clock High Mass— Program of midnight. Mass repeated, followed bv Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. "O Salutaris” Foertsch “Tanum Ergo” Foertsch "Tc Deum” Choral a a a ST. JOAN OF ARC CHURCH —Midnight Mass — The male choir will sing at the midnight high mass and the 10:30 a. m. high mass Christmas day. The following program will be rendered at both masses: Mass in Honor of St. Joan of Arc—J. Gruber. Scored for three part male chorus and organ. "Kvrie” —(Andante) J. Gruber "Gloria"—(Allegro) J. Gruber "Credo”—i Allegro-Maestosoi .V. Carnevali Offertory—“mieste Fidelis." —Boys’ Choir—“Sanctus—iModeratoi J. Gruber "Benedictus”—(Andante J. Gruber “Agnus Del”—(Larghettoi J. Gruber "Dona Nobis”—(Andante). Male chair. Dr. H. R. Alburger, Fred Duncan, E. A. Fuerst, Ralph Maddux, Hugh Mullen, Paul J. Smith, George A. Smith. F. H. Mader, organist; George A. Smith, director. a a a ST. FRANCIS DE SALES —11:30 Midnight Mass — "Silent Night. Holy Night” Gruber "O Dear Little Children” (Traditional). "O Little Town of Bethlehem” R. M. Stultz “Glory to God” (Traditional). Violin Solo—" Jerusalem.” ” Twas Born Upon a Midnight Clear” (Traditional). "Kyrie ” Carnevali "Gloria” Carnevali “Credo” Carnevali Offertory—“Laetentur Coeli” ..W H. Rees "Sanctus" Carnevali "Benedictus” Carnevali “Agnus Dei” Carnevali Communion—"Adeste Fidelis" .... Hamma "Holy God, We Praise Thy Name” ..Ritter Members of Choir—Sopranos: Catherine Aylward. Anna Conway. Mrs. A. Heck. Marjorie Kreuger, Elizabeth Marks. Margaret Marks. Mrs. J. Nelan, Mrs. B. Proctor, Eva Salzman. Lillian Uphaus. Anna Westphal; Altos: Mrs. J. Denk, Mrs. Wm. Desch. Ernestine Fuss, Laura Fuss. Florence Fuss, Mrs. Wm. Goory, Emma Gamble. Marie Gumble, Mrs. L. J. Kelly. Lucille Orphey: Tenors: Leo J. Kelly. Martin Donahue. A. <l. Woerdeman; Basses: Charles Fort. Fred Gladden, Carl Mueller. Francis Williams. Violin—Florence Fuss. Organ—Alft-e Volsard. Director—Mrs. J. Nelan. a a a NORTH PARK CHRISTIAN Anthem—"Gesu Bambino” Yon Solo—" Rejoice Greatly” Handel Mrs. Man- Lewis. Quartet —“Come to My Heart Lord Jesus” Ambrose The sermon by the minister. J. A. Long, is "The Adequacy of the Peace Christ Gives.” The evening worship in music will be as follows: Organ Prelude—" That Sweet Story of Old.” English melody. Christmas carols by illuminated trees. Processional—"Adeste Fideles” Diversi Chorale—“ Break Forth O Beauteous, Heavenly Light” Bach Hymn—"lt Came Upon the Midnight Clear” Willis Anthem—"O Holy Night” Adam Mr. Jesse Barker and choir. Christmas story according to Luke. Anthem—" The Herald Angels” ... Stults Anthem—"O Little Town of Bethlehem" Scott Offertolre—"There's a Song In the Air” _ , Hackleman Solo—“ Ave Maria” Gounod Mrs. D. E. Gruber, with violin obligato by Miss Margaret 81110. Anthem—" Arise Shine” Maker Mrs. D. E. Gruber. Mr. Jesse Barker and choir. Hymn—" The Lord Is My Shepherd” Koschut Choral Benediction—" Silent Night" •••••■••. Gruber Organ Postlude—"We Three Kings of Orient Are” Hopkins Mr. Duncan C. MacDougall, director; Miss Ruth Willcox, organist. a a a BROADWAY’ M. E. Sunday Chorus Choir of sixty voices. Mrs. MarywE Wilhite, organist; Willard Elman Beck, director. —10:45 A. M.— Organ—" The Holy Night” Dudley Buck Hymn—“ There’s a Song in the Air” . Harrington Anthem—“O Little Town of Bethlehem" Neidlinger Soloist. Mrs. D. S. Ritter. Organ Offertory—“ Sunset at Bethlehem” Lacey Anthem—“ From Heaven High the Angels Come," Traditional XIV Century Arr. by Clarence Dickinson for women’s voices. Soloist, Mrs. R. J. Kreipke. Anthem—“ The Three Kings.” Old Catalan Nativity song, Rev. Lluis Romeu. Hymn—“ While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night" Handel Organ—" March of the Nagi” Harker —7:45 P. M.— (In Community Room) Processional—" Silent Night” Gruber Christmas Storv. Dr. John W. McFall. Prayer. Anthem—" Beautiful Savior” (melody from the 12th Century).. .Christiansen Christmas Play “The Christ Candle.” This is an interesting Dutch, play built around the legend of the Christ Candle and portrays the true spirit of Christmas in a very beautiful and impressive manner. There are two scenes, the first taking place in the woods and the second in the cottage of Mother Madelon. This play is directed by Mrs. G. B. Gannon and the cast of characters is as follows: Mother Madelon Mrs. Wilbur Smith Hans Frank Tinsley Gretel Rosemary Gladden Fnedel Donald Markness Old Marta Mrs. C. A. Gleckner Cross Jacob Mr. Geo. B Gannon Rich Johann Mr. Walter Bovd Star Child Jean Boyd Pntz Richard Schnell Heinrich Millard Gannon Wayne South Karl Dale Holt ■fan Thomas Lewis Barbara Virginia Kemper Katrina Marjorie Dean a a a CENTRAL AVENUE M. E. Sunday —10:45 A. M.— Organ Prelude—- " For Unto Us a Child Is Born”. .Handel "He Shall Feed His Flock” Handel Anthem—“ Hallelujah Chorus” Handel Offertory—Organ solo. "Pastoral Symphony Handel Solo—Rcitation, "Behold a Virgin” Handel Aria. "O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings” Handel Mrs. R. W. Blake Postlude—" Glory to God” Handel —6:44 P. M.— Organ Recital—- " Christmas Pastoral” Lange "Christmas Fantasie” Rebling "Christmas Hymn,” chimes Redner Christmas Carols. Violin Solo—" Silent Night" Gruber John V. Robbins Offertory—Organ solo, "Bethlehem" Mailing Christmas Star—Crade Roll Department. Christmas Songs—Beginners' Department. Christmas Songs—Primary Department. Christmas Pageant—“ Miriam’s Visions.” Church School Anthem—" Hallelujah Chorus” Handel Postlude—" Christmas Postlude” ...Bridge Chorus Choir —Dr. E. G. Hesser. director of music; Mrs. Delamar McWorkman. organist. Quartet —Miss Maude Delbridge. Mrs. R W. Blake, George W. Kadel. Raymond Jackson. tt tt tt SECOND PRESBYTERIAN Sunday —ll A. M.— Organ Prelude —Christmas Pastoral.Merkel Anthem—‘‘There Were Shepherds Abiding

lng in the Field” G. W. Chadwick Anthem—“O Sing to God Your Hymns of Gladness” Charles Gounod Organ Offertory—" Hark, the Herald Angels Sing.” ...... , Solo—" Comfort Ye My People” (Messiah) Handel Charles L. Vaile. Organ Postlude—“ Glory to God”.. .Mandel —Vesper Service of Music. 4:45 o’clock—- “ Christmas Carols” with appropriate solos, will be the choir numbers at the vesper service. , . Organ Meditation Prelude —Chrh>t|nas in^ Carols— "Sieeps ‘ Judea, Fair”............ Hugh Mackinnon “On"a"Winter’s Night”. Hugh Mackinnon Solo—“ The Birthday of a King”.Neidlinger J. J. Albion. Solo—The Virgin’s Lullaby.. .Dudley Buck Miss Marv Moorman. Solo—“ Come Unto Him” (Messiah).... Handel Mrs. James H. Lowry. Organ Interlude—lntermezzo .....Delibes Carols —"Shepherds and Shepherdesses^^ “When Christ' Was Born” .Margaret R. Lang Organ Postlude Recital — . “March of the Wise Men Dubois "The Holy N’ght” Dudley Buck “Halleluiah Chorus” (Messiah) Hpnrtel Mrs. James H. Lowry, soprano: Miss Marv Moorman, alto; Charles L. Vaile. tenor; J. J. Albion, bass: Charles F. Hansen, organist and musical director. tt tt tt SECOND MORAVIAN EPISCOPAL Sunday —10:45 A. M.— Prelude—Selected. „ Introit—“ The Lord Is in His Temple Purcell Long ’ Metre Doxology —Bourgeois—Congregation. Invocation. Hymn—"lt Came Upon the Midnight Clear" Willis Congregation. Liturgical Service—“ Christmas Day.” Scripture Lessons. Soprano Solo—" Morning Star’ Hagen Mrs. Maurice Kropp. Announcements. Offertory—Selected. Bass Solo—" Calvary” Rodney Virgil Phemlster. Sermon—“ The Manger Treasure-Chest.” Hymn—“ Angels, From the Realms of Glory” Smart Congregation. Benediction. Postlude—Selected. —7:45 P. M.— Prelude—“Adeste Fideles” Freeman Introit —“The Lord Is in Hts Temple” Hymn—“ Joy to the #Vorld” Handel Congregation. Prayer. Anthem—“ Singing of Him” Wilson Choir. Soprano Solo—Selected. Miss Hazel Morris. Scripture Lesson. Anthem—“ That Glorious Song of Old” Lorenz Choir. Announcements. Oflertroy—“Menuette” Beethoven Violinist. Adam Guy. Offertory Prayer. Soprano Solo—“O Holy Night” Adam Mrs. R. L. Davidson. Sermon—“ The Bethlehem of the Heart.” Anthem—“O Little Town of Bethlehem” Wilson Choir. Hymn—“O Come All Ye Faithful” Reading Congregation. Benediction. Postlude—Selected. The Rev. Vernon W Couillard is pastor of the church: Mrs. Roy L. Davidson is director of music, and Miss Mabel Morris is pianist. Monday —4:00 P. M Children’s Canale Service. —7:45 P. M.— Program by the Sunday school “The Heavens Are Teillng,” from “Creation” Haydn Orchestra with Chimes. Ancient Moravian Carol—“ The Angels and the Shepherds.” “The Birthday of a King” Nledllnger Junior Chorus. “The Virginia Lullaby,’’ from “Coming of the King” Dudley Buck Mrs. Brooks Davis. Pageant—“ The Hope of the World”. Elsie Duncan Yale Sunday School Christmas Carols with Chimes—Selected. Orchestra. tt tt tt CARROLLTON AVENUE REFORMED Sunday —10:45 A. M. Christmas Service— Sermon—“ The Manger Throne”—By Rev. G. H. Gebhardt, pastor. Christmas music by the choir under the direction of Mrs. Olga S. Porter. —7:30 P. M Annual “White Gift” Christmas service of the Sunday School. Organ Prelude. Chorus—“Oh Little Town of Bethlehem” Choir Invocation and Scripture Reading—Rev. G. H. Gebhardt. Solo —“There's a Song in the Air” Holland-Harrlngton Miss Helen Schappell “The Shepherd’s Vision'* By Mrs. G. H. Williams First scene is in biblical times; the second setting In present time, portraying the modern custom of Christians of all ages bringing their “White Gifts” to the Savior on the anniversary of His nativity. —Cast of Characters— Shepherd Boy Ralph G. Simpson Five Shepherds—Harry Kryter. Elmer Schmid. Hubert Vltz, Walter Mercer, Dean Clutter. Five Angels—Frances McGee. Margaret Schumacher. Ann M--ie Iske. Charlotte Walter. Virginia Hablg. The Madonna M ,- s. Lillian Kryter Guardian Angel Miss Edith Becker Wise Men—Robert Simpson, Carl Simpson, Calvin Nelson. Ancel Pages—Claire Patton, Vivian Mulford. Group of Pilgrims. .The Rosebrock family Rich Man Mr. W. W. Schappell Laborer Mr. James Foster Princess Miss Bettv Evans A Sage John B. Schramm A Child Ann Morrison Youth and Maid—Ja nes McGee, Evelyn Nelson. Torch Bearer Ralph Marsh Gift Bearers—From various organizations, choir of the church. Committee in Charge—Mrs. Edna M. Marsh. Mrs. A. B. Mulford, Miss Clara Reioecke. Settings by Mr. and Mrs. George Mess. Organist—Mrs. Olga Porter. tt a a FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN Rev. J. Earl Spaid. pastor. Sunday —10:45 A. M.— Organ Prelude—(a) “The Shepherds” Salome (b) “Christmas Pastorale” Dtnelli Cantata—“ The Christ Child” Hawlev Soloists. Mrs. Margaret Ann Welch, Miss Fannie Geissler, Miss Inez Beaver, Mrs. O. E. Steinkamp. Mr Roy Chiles, Mr. Walter Forsell, Mr. Erie Sudhoff, Mr. Tom Rhoades. Sermon—“ The Incarnation.” Rev. J. Earl Spaid. Offertory—“ Chorus of Angels” Scotson Clark Organ Postlude—" Fanfare in D”....Bridge Christmas Eve —11:30 P. M.— Organ Preludefa) “The Holy Night” Vail (b) “Shepherd Pipes" Harris (c) "Christmas Eve” Mailing Soprano Solo—“ Bells of Noel” Schloss Mrs Margaret Ann Welch. Anthem—" Hark! What Trumpets Sound Afar” Miller Anthem —“Chimes of Christmas” • • •. Dressier Flute obligato. Mr. H. D. Kaiser. Offertory—"Jesu Bambino” Yon Sermon—“ The Homage of Sages.” Rev. J. Earl Spaid. Anthem—“ Holy Night. Peaceful Night” Hawley Organ Postlude—" Christmas Postlude” Best Pauline Rebecca Ross, organist and director. a a tt WASHINGTON STREET PRESBYTERIAN Sunday —ll A. M. Organ Prelude—"Offertolre in A Major" E. Batist Anthem—" The Earth Lay Wrapt” Sheldon Solo by Mrs. Frank Burris. Organ Offertory—" Pastoral Symphony” (Messiah) Handil Anthem—"A Babe Lies in a Cradle” Dickinson Organ Postlude "Jubilate Deo” Alfred Silver —7:45 P. M.— Organ Prelude—“AGoration” ....Drobegg Christmas Cantata —“The Song and the Star" Fred B. Holton Chorus—" There’s a Song in the Air.”

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Girl’s Chorus—“ Lift up Your Head.” Choir—“lmmanuel.” Soprano solo and Chorus—“ Promised Savior, Come!” Solo by Mrs. Burris. Ladies Three-part Chorus —"The Mystery of Love.” Choir—" Fear Not!’ Tenor Solo and Chorus—" Glory to God. Mr. Milam and Chous. Announcements. Offertory Solo “The Angel’s Serenade” Braga Angelina Staneff. violinist. Men's Chorus—" The Friend of Man.' Choir—" The Star in the East." Alto Solo—“ All Who Seek Shall Find.” June Darnell. Chorus—Great King of all Nations.’ Soprano and Tenor Solos and Choir—- " The Christmas Song.” Mrs. Burris. Mr. Milam and Chorus. Chorus—" Praise Ye. the Lord." Organ Postlude—“ Nazareth” Charles Gounod Mrs. Florence Darnell organist; Miss Jeanette Vaughan, musical director. tt a tt ST. MARK’S UNITED LUTHERAN Monday —Midnight Service, 11 P M.— Medley of Christmas Tunes —Common service book. "The Shepherd's Song” Gilmant "Prayer from Sweet Gothiaue." Mrs. Ovid H. Dunn. Canlle Professional —"Silent Night”..Mohr The choir. "Joy to the World” Watts Congregation. "Break Forth, O Beauteous Heavenly • Light” .. Bach “The Morning Stars Sang Together’ Stevenson The ”cho‘tr’: Miss Ruth Otte, soloist. Miss Marie Hansen, Mrs. K. E Smith, Mr. K. E. Smith. Mr. Wm. Thum. A Carol—“ Bell of Christmas.” “Gesu Bambino” Yon Mrs. Ovid H. Dunn. “O Little Town of Bethlehem” ....Brooks Congregation. Postlude —"Christmas March” Merkel Choir of Thirty Voices—Mrs. Ovid H. Dunn, organist aiid director. a a a FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Sunday —ll A. M Voluntary—“ Prelude” Saint-Saens Miss Dauner. Mrs. Rettig and Mrs. Ruick. Anthem—“ Hail! The King!” Scripture Lesson —Luke 2:1:20. Trio—“ The Virgin at the Manger” Pertlhou Mrs. Heider. Mrs. Copeland and Mrs. Rettig. Prayer. Antnem—“Oh! Little Town of Bethlehem” Dressier Assisted by Miss Dauner and Mrs. Rettig. Announcements. Hvmn No. 106 (congregation standing)— “O Come. All Ye Faithful.” Offertory—' Londnoderrv Air” Kreisler Miss Dauner, Mrs. Rettig and Mrs. Ruick. Choir Response. Solo—“Blrthdav of a King”... .Neidlinger Mr. Hitz. Sermon—”A Double Birthday.” Mr. Caughren. Hymn 97 (congregation standing). Benediction. Choir Response. Postlude. Miss Frieda Heider, soprano; Mrs. Clara Copeland, contralto; Mrs. Arthur Rettig, 'cello and soprano; Miss Louise Dauner, violin: Mr. Ravmond Edle. tenor; Mr. A. D. Hitz, bass. Mrs. Berta Miller Ruick. organ. a a a SPEEDWAY BOULEVARD M. E. Sunday —ll A. M.— “Tidings of Great Joy” Wilson Choir. “Gladness of the Christmas 8e11”.... Granderson Tenor Solo—Obligato. Mr. Roscoe McCalment. “My Faith Looks Up to Thee” Nolte Quartet. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman A. Washburn. Mrs. Ernest Hughes and Mr. Robert Shank. ‘ Jesus the Light of the World.” Duet. Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. Collyear. “The Tidings Are True” Lorenz Choir. Mrs. Roscoe McCalment. accompanist; Mrs. Fred Kepner, directress. a a a EMMANUEL BAPTIST The Rev. J. Drover Forward, pastor. —10:45 A. M Anthem—“ Wonderful Story” Wilson Junior Choir. Tenor Solo—“ The Light of Glory”. .Petrie Mr. Hutchinson. Duet—“ The Message” Petrie Mr. Hutchinson and Lloyd Hutchinson, —7:45 P. M.— Cantata—“ King All-Glorious” Nolte Opening Chorus—" Sing. O'Heavens.” Choir. Soprano Solo—“ Behold the Morning Cometh.” ' Choir. Chorus—“ Unto Us a Child Is Born.” Choir. Tenor Solo —“Calm on the Listening Ear.” Mr. Hutchinson. Alto Solo With Chorus—"And In the Country of Judea. ’ Mrs. Clarence Burk and Choir. Duet—" Star of Bethlehem” Miss Doris Jett and Miss Opal Burk. Chorus—" Behold. There Came Wise Men." Choir. Duet—“ All Who Believe.” Mrs. J. D. Forward, soprano, Mr. Hutchinson, tenor. Chorus—" All Hail the King of Glory” Choir. Chorus—“A Wondrous Song.” Choir. Final Chorus—" Joy to the World”. .Choir Miss Irene Blumberg, pianist; Joseph W. Hutchinson, director. a a u CAPITOL AVENUE M. E. Sunday Morning Song—“ Joy to the World.” Reading—“Whv the Chimes Rang.” Mary B. Whiteman. Solo—“Jesu Bambino.” Miss Dorothy Steep:. Reading—" The Legend of the Christmas Rose.” Miss Hazel Mcßroom. Solo—" Silent Night.” Mrs. Hannah Dick Mlnnich. Anthem—" Bethlehem.” The Choir. Song—“lt Came Upon the Midnight Clear.” Solo—“ Ave Maria. Soprano. Mrs. Hannah Dick Minnich; violin, Herbert Rennard; piano. Mrs. Elsie Pattison; organ. Miss Jeanette Gardiner. Anthem—" How Still the Night.” The Choir. Offertory—“ Listen to the Wondrous story.” Song—" There’s a Song in the Air.” tt a a TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN Sunday —10:45 A. M.— Anthem—" Christmas Bells”. Cecil Forsth Quartet —“O Holy Night' ..ar. Biedermann Anthem—“Jesu Bambino” Pietro Yon Miss Kennedy and choir. Anthem —“Sanctus” Schubert —Candlelight Service, 7:30 P. M.— Recitative — , , “Comfort Ye” (Messiah) Handel “There Were Shepherds” (Messiah) Handel “And Lo, the Angel of the Lord”. Handel “And the Angel” Handel Carol—“O Leave Your Sheep” (Traditional French) ar. Hazelhurst Recitative —“And Suddenly There Was With the Angel” Handel Anthem —“And the Glory of the Lord” Pergolesi Recitative —“And They Came With

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Haste” (Prince of Feace) Camp Contralto Solo—"Mry’s Slumber Song” (Prince of Peace) 1. . .Camp Recitative—"And Behold There Came Wise Men” Camp Male Chorus—" Where Is He That Is Born" Camp “And When They Heard the Kin”. Camp Tenor Solo—" Christian, Lo the Star Aopeareth.” Anthem —"Sanctus" Schubert 1 Soprano. Mrs. Robert Ktnnalrd: contralto. Miss Patra M. Kennedy; tenor. Perry M. Rush; bass and director, Fred Newell Morris; organist. Paul R. Matthews; choir of fifty voices. tt a tt ALL SAINTS CATHEDRAL (Episcopal) Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Francis, Bishop. The Rev. H-i-v A. H '‘in. Curate. Christmas Eve 11:30 —Holy communion and sermon. Christmas Day 7:00—Holy Communion. 10:00 —Morning prayer and sermon. i Christmas Eve Program Prelude—" Christmas Eve” Malliirt Processiet.il "Christians, Awake. Salute the Happy Morn”.. WainwrlghV “Kvrie Klclson" Eyre “Gloria Tibi” Evi’J “Gratlas Tibi” Eyre Hymn—"O Come. All Ye Faithful” Adestes Fldelc Sermon. Anthem—"lt Came Upon the Midnight Clear" Miller "Presentation of Alms” Beethoven "Sursum Corda” Eyre "Sanctus” S vlß “Agnus Dei” Eyre "Gloria in Excelsis," told chanti. Anthem—" Glory to God in the Highest” Harker Recessional "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" Mendelssohn Postlude—" Christmas March” Merkel Soloist, H. G. Taylor, baritone; organist. Miss Jeanette Rtker; director. Howard D. Miner. a a a UNIVERSITY PLACE CHRISTIAN Sunday * —9:30 A. M.— Prelude—" Slumber Sweetly” ... Beaumont Quartet—“lt Came Upon the Midnight Clear" Miller Solo—"Gesu Bambino” Pietro Yon Mr. Seitz Quartet —“There’s a Song in the Air” (from "The New Born King”) Loveland Offertory—“Cantioue de Noel” ... Adams Quartet—Miss Maxine McKay, soprano; Mrs. C. L. K Smith, contralto. J. J. Albion, bass; Glenn M. Seitz, tenor and director. Pianist—Miss Pearl Todd. a a a EDWIN RAY M. E. Sunday —10:45 A. M.— Organ Prelude "Nazareth” Gounod-Westbrook Quartet and Choir—"And There Were Shepherds” Wilson Miss Louise McCormick, Miss Irene Roth- , ermel. Maurice Robertson, Harry Jenkins, quartet. Offertory—" The Shepherds in the_ Field" Mailing Anthem—" The Birthday of a King”.. Neidlinger Soloist, Glen Shoup. Postlude—"Marche Jubilante” Ryley —7:45 P. M.— The choir of thirty voices will present the cantata, "Star of Bethlehem” by Carrie B. Adams. Soloists. Miss Dorothy Bartholomew, Miss Lueile Griffith. Mrs O. M. Richardson; sopranos. Miss Alice Arnold, Miss Irene Rothermel: contraltos, Glenn Shoup, Maurice Robertson; tenors, W. C. Rothermel. and Harry Jenkins, bassos. Miss Freda M Hart, organist ana director. Organ Prelude—" March of the Magi Kings” Dubois Processional—" Hark the Herald Angles Sing" Wesley Hvmn 123. Offertory—"O Holy Night” Adam-Westbrook —Cantata— Chorus—“ The Star of Bethlehem." Alto Solo—"O Little Town of Bethlehem” Bullard Miss Arnold. Chorus—" Good Will to Men." Tenor Solo—" The Shepherds Vision.’’ Mr. Shoup. Quartet —“Holv NigM." Miss Griffith. Miss Rothermel, Mr, Rothermel. Mr. Robertson. Soprano Solo —"Sleep. My Saviour, Sleep.** Mrs. Richardson. Duet. Trio and Quartet —"Star of the East." Miss Bartholomew, Miss Arnold, Mr. Shoup, Mr. Jenkins. Bass Solo—" Lord, Now Lcttest Thou” w. Heyser ’ Mr. Rothermel. Chorus —"From Mountains Afar.” Soloist, Miss Arnold. Alto Solo—"A Mother Carol." Miss Rothermel. Men’s Chorus—" Room for the ChristChild.” Soloists. Mr. Robertson. Mr. Jenkins. Soprano Solo—" The Glorious Star.” Miss Bartholomew. Chorus—" Alleluia." Duet—" What Grace. O Lord Heyser Miss Griffith, Miss Rothermel. Finale Chorus—"O Sing Unto the Lord.** Benediction. Postlude—“ Christmas Postlude” Best a tt tt BROADWAY EVANGELICAL Sunday —lO A. M.— "The First Christmas Story,” Bv Pear’ Holloway. —I— The Prophecy. —II— The Story told and acted in pantomime. 1. Caesar’s decree tor taxing the people. 2. Mary and Joseph go to be taxed. ■ 3. The town is crowded, no room in tha Inn. 4. While shepherds watch their flocks. 5. The Manger at Bethlehem. 6. The Wise Men see the Star. 7. Deceitful Herod is interested. R. Gifts: Odd. Frankincense and Myrrh. 9. The Angels W’arn the Wise Men. 10. The Angels warn Joseph. Special music by Choir and youns ladle's trio.'

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