Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 192, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1929 — Page 9

DEC. 21, 1929

PASTORS WILL DELIVER THEIR CHRISTMAS MESSAGES

Men’s Bible Class and Other Sunday School Organizations Will Present Beautiful Cantatas and Splendidly Directed Religious Pageants. A SPECIAL Christmas program will be presented at the Christian Men Builders' class, young men’s Bible class of the Third Christian church. Seventeenth and Broadway, Sunday morning in the form of a Biblical drama, presented by members and friends of the organisation. It is entitled "The Holy Christmas Night” and presents the story of th* night on which the Christ was bora. The scene is in the Inn at Bethlehem and offers a most unusual viewpoint of the Christmas story. The innkeeper and his wife, played by Arthur F. Oemmer and Miss Virginia Stout, open the scene, and others following are: Joseph, R. W. Lookabill; Mary, Mrs. Earl Sweeney; a

traveler, James Jay; rich Pharisee. Bernard Newell; runner, Burris Adams; the Wise Men, O. J. Latta, Hugh Thatcher Jr. and Ray Harrington: Shepherds, Earl Robinson, Carl Kimmel, Burris Adams and James Jay. The drama closes with a beautiful tableau showing the Interior of the stable with Mary, mother of the infant Jesus, singing to her babe cradled in the manger. Preparations are being made to handle an audience of at least 600 and there will be three additional microphones in order that the program may be effectively broadcast over WFBM, station of the Indianapolis Power and Light Company.

ADDITIONAL CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS IN CHURCHES

ST. MARY’S —Midnight Mass— Mixed Choir and St. Mars's Senior Orchestra. The First Noel" Seredy Silent Nlsht” Gruber "Mtssa Jubilee” Gruber “Geau Bambino” Yon “Adeste Fideies” Novello ‘■Festival March” Barnard Children's choir. —lO 30 A. M - Junior choir, assisted by Misses Alvina Bellmeyer snd Clara Koers. Mass" Slngenberger Adeste Fideies” Novello Hymn—"O Come Ail Ye Children.” —3 P. M.— Vesper? and benediction. Mixed Choir Soprano Mcadame.*; Joseph Ijiuber. Louis Feldman; Misses Alvina SeTlmeyer. Aleen Betz and Amy Chung. Alto: Mlsse* Clara Koers. Ruth Hausser. Tenor: Frank Lauber Joseph Lauber. Bass: George E. Schmitt, Frank Krachenfels. Senior Orchestra—Misses Anna Krienoaum, Uhldene Wilkens. Pauline Slener, Ruth Hausser, Bernice Wilson. RUth Flnkbetner. Mary Louise Stleh. Madalene Slener. Glenna Wllekns. Rose Myer Alberta Weber. Marie Flnkbelner. Frances Gross. Junior Choir—Misses Bertha Mary Ssjhmltt. Florence Pfleffer. Amy Chung. Rosemary Shepherd, Margaret. Yoiggl, Hazel Chung. Angela Pfeiffer Margaret Fries. Mildred Plerpont, Florenv Chung. Thelma Shepherd. Organist—Mrs. George E. Schmitt. Director—George E. Schltt. • mm ST. PATRICK’S —Midnight Ma3s ' Mass in Honor of the Holy Name of Mary." Silent Night’* .Gruber "Xyrte” Mltterer ‘Olorla” ...Mltterer "Credo” Mltterer Offertory—"Gesu Bambino" Yon Sanctus” Mltterer "Benedletus” Mltterer "Agnus Det” Mltterer Communion—'’Adeste Fideies,” Traditional. Choir Members—Misses Julia Colbert, Genevieve de Julio. Mrs. J. J. Schattner. M. E, Bradley, Martin Walpole. Walter Martin. % Organist and Director—Miss Helen Colbert, m m m ST. PHILIP NERI Christmas Eve -11:30 P. M.— Orgaa recital. Bov Chovn <a) "Slant Night” arr. by Brooks (b) “Ocsu Bambino” Yon —l2 Midnight Solemn High Mass — Ordinary of the Mass—"Kyrle ” “Gloria." "Credo.” Sanctus.” "Benedletus." "Agnus Del." “Mlssa Pontlflealla” from “Perosi.” Choir of men and boys organ and orchestra. Offertory—"Adeste Fideies” Novello Boy chair and string orchestra. Christmas Day —Program repeated at 11 o’clock Mass—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 Ma3s.i Christmas devotion will be held In the afternoon at 4 o'clock. Choir Members—Sopranos: John Sweeney. Thomas Lanah&n. Henry Strlbv. Robert Strattman, Edmund Dwyer. Edward Claypool. Joseph Fendel. Robert Holmes William Russell. Albert Weust. James Louis. Joseph Zimmer. Earl McCullough. Raymond Koers. William McCalley. John Callahan. William Donahue. James Collins. Frank Wldener. Joseph Marker. Victor Lanahan. Karl Btrlbv. Joseph Striby, Wilbert Flvnn. Darrell Walton. Roger Strattman. Vernon Zoeller. Stephen Rudolph. Robert Harvev. John Conroy. Ralph Minton. Robert easier. Joseph McGlynn, L. Feeney. William Harrington. Dennis Casserly. Hugh Weber. Victor Magee Thomas Walpole. John Nohl. Virgil Bomhorst. Joseph fldhaub. Maurice Schneider, Joseph Dwyer. Lawrence Turner. Daniel Fagan, John Lamer and William Booker. Men’s Choir—Eugene Murphy. Adam Gerlach. John Qerlach. Edward Kruger. John Lamer. James Hearn. Harry Doyle. Joseph Fendel. Ray Hausser. Edwin Lechner. Edward Gorman. Claude Lindeman. John Klein. Kenneth Hedrick. Orchestra Margaret Carper. Mary Mortarllv. Mary Hlekev. Maurice Walle. Julia Jones. Sarah Robbins. Dorothy Woods, Margaret Doyle Catherine Per del Harry Brook. Mary Mahler. Margaret Koera. Albert Kramer, Joseph Dux. Helen Hlc.kev, Dorothy Wetdekamp. Choirmaster —Elmer Andrew Steffen. Director—Hilard Francis. Organist—Mary Helen Brook. m • m ST. KOCH’S —Midnight Program— Th* First Maas at midnight beginning 15 minutes to 13 o'clock. Solemn Hlßn "Silent Night. Holy Might”....... F. Gruber "Gesu Bambino” (The Infant Jesus) Pietro A. Yon "Krrie” ‘ (Andante) J- grtibcr •Gloria” (Allegro) --J-----’’Credo” HI Vatican Offertory—"Adeste Fideies.” Traditional. •Sanctus” iModeratol J"Benedletus” (Andante) 3. Orob “Agnus Del” (Modernto) ........M. Haller Recessional —"Glory to God .. J. E. Birch Members of Choir—Soprano: M stos Loretta Bek. Mary Lou Steffen. Romllda \oU Kllen Weber. Sylvia Weber. Alto. Misses Margaret Braun. Catherine Weber Tenor Bernard Bek William Sehmoll Leo Stler. Joseph Suding Jr. Baes: John Tlraun. Joseph Schmitt, Norval Thompson. _ , Organist—Miss Em aline Vols. Th* choir is under the direction of Masqat 7 a. m. in the Sisters' srd Utu at 10 a. m. Music rendered by *he Children's choir. ar * * LITTLE FLOWER Christmas Era —11:44 P. M.— # Hymns and carols. —l3 Midnight. Solemn High Mass— Ordinary of the Mass—"Kyrle.” ' Gloria. ' "Credo. "Sanctus.” "Benedletus." Agnus Det—"Ml ail Rosa Mystic# Three-part 'male' chorus; organ and string orchestra. • Offertory—"Adeste Fideies (Traditional. . _ Christmas Day —7 A. M ‘ U *’ - A. M vml Children’s choir. —10:30 A. M.— Special choir. **Ch2r UOn Me:nb*rs—John Lair, our eaux Joseph McCurriv. Fred C. Sanders. George Rolfsor. Charles McGill. Ouster Jonas O. Raslco. John Healey. Harm Phillips. George Steffev. Ralph Haves, William Ryan *'organist^-Mirs. Charles P. Hanrahan. Direct—O. R. Raslco. , Orchestra Leader—F. C. Noble. ' Choirmaster—Elmer Andrew S.effen * * HOLT TRINITY Rev. Caaimir CverKo. O. M. C.. Paator. The order of exercises for the Cnrlstmas season are as follows: Midnight Mass will M a Solemn High Mass. The masses on Christmas dav will be at 6:30. 7:30. S:3O. • -If and a High Mass at 10 o'clock. After th* tost Mass there wtU be Benediction of th* Messed Sacrsment. The singing for th* SBdclght Mass wll lbe ”Mlsa !r. E ttot- hr J A. Kormat:. The Hole Trinity Senior choir >rin sing. The music for the r* Mas* will be sung bv the Junior choir. me Mas* at 10 o'clock will be the “Mlssa Angellce In C.” taken from the works- of Aug. Boegner. This Mass will

Following the drama. Merle Sidener, class leader, will talk briefly on the subject, ‘‘The First Christmas Gift.” Ed Palmer is director of the play and Charles Meredith, president, will have charge of the class services. Glenn Seitz, class member and head of the voice department of Franklin college, will sing two special Christmas selections. m m m At 7 o’clock on Tuesday evening the First Moravian Episcopal church will hold its Christmas Eve Vigils. One of the features of the program will be the presentation of

be sung by the newly organized young men's choir. The “Adeste Fideies.” ”t> Salutarls” and the 'Tantum Ergo” for the Benediction will also be sung by the young men’s choir. The school children will render the music for the 8:30 o’clock Mass. Senior Oholr Members—Soprano, Mrs. Urajnar, Mary Lur.ar. Mary Stergar: alto. Mary Koelan, Victoria Zore. Agnes Androina. Marg. Monfreda; tenor, Joseph I-ambert. Joseph Zore; baas. Frank Raphael Quallsa Martin Dugar. Junior Choir Membt i -—Soprano. Mary Banlc. Julia Osnlk. Anna Vertacnlk, Frances Zaicrajsek, Mary Klobucar; alto. Caroline Brodnik, Mary Zakrajsek, Mary Quallza. Young Men's Choir—First tenor, Jos. Lambert. Victor Zore: second tenor Jos. Zore. Jos. Toth. Jerry Qualiaa. Frank Konovaek: first bass. Al Zeunlk. Anthony Ule. Henry Lalnbert; second bass, Prank Radez. William Rader. Ralph Quallza Martin DUgar, Jos. Zeunlk. Joseph Slmko. Organslt, Frank Urajnar; director. Frank Rader. mum OUR I.ADT OF LOURDES Christmas Program Masses at midnight, 6, 8 and 10 o'clock. —8 o’clock Mass— Music by children’s choir. —Midnight MassProcessional. Boys’ Choir. “Kyrle.”. “Credo, Turton’s “Mass in Honor of the Sacred Heart." "Gloria." "Angus Del ’’ Turners’ "Mass In Honor of St. John the Baptist.” Offertory—"Adeste Fideies.” Miss Mary Feeney, soloist. “Sanctus,” "Benedletus,” Or über’s Mass in Honor of St. Joan of Are.” Recessional—“O Holy Night.” Members of Choir—Soprano. MIS3 Mary Feeney .Miss Margaret Cordon. Mrs. Mary Herrlgan and Mrs. Eleanor Boersig- altos. Miss Aim* Day Miss Catherine O'Connor, Miss Martha wilberdlng and Mrs. Alice Trescy; tenors. Alvy Oolay and George Stahl; bassos, Thomas Kennevey, Vern Howard, Carl Boersig and Thomas Keller. Organist, Miss Margaret Fos. mm n SACRED HEART —Midnight Mass——ll:4s o'Clock—"Silent Night.” Procession to Gnb. during which , Christmas carols and the "Magnifleant” will be sung. —First Solemn High Mats—“lntrolt. Gradual; Offertory and Communio'' Ohant i From the first Mass for Chrtst- • ■ mas) "Jubilee Mass’ J. Gruber Offertory—" Jesus Redemptor" Plertro A. Yon During Communion —"Adeste Fideies” ■ Novello Alter High Mass—"Laetentur Coell". .Reese —10:30. Second Solemn High Mass—"lntrolt Gradukl, Offertory and Communio" from "The Third Mass for Christmas” Chant "Mlssa in hon. Ss. Oordls Jesu" " Y Robert Arthur Turton -•Solemn BenedictionAfter High Mass. Duet—“O Salutarls” for soprano and baas ; Wlegand "Tantum Ergo” Verdussen Choir Members —Sopranos. Bertha Kruse. Ella Lawrle, Matilda Gasper. Marie Roehm. Florence Adams. Mrs. Paul Koesers, Mary Fussner. Bertha Llppert, Lilian Haeeldence, Bertha Hoffman Mrs. Matthew Mescali. Catherine Wheatley, Catherine' Connaughton. Altos: Irene Roehm, Mary Tenner. Marie Kiefer. Betty Hoffman. Esther Hermann. Marie Lauck. Tenors: Ray Strack, John Hofmann. Al Hermann. Frank Kohlberg, John Wachtel. Baskos: Fred Strack, Frank Gantner C. Francis Rathz. Vto. Wyss. Charles G. Rathz. Leo Brand. Alphonse Tietz, Anthony Lauck Jr.. Kurt Hahn, George Crurnbo. Organist and Choirmaster —Francis J. Boerger. m mm ST. ANN'S Christmas Program The program for St. Ann’s church for Christmas is as follows: Preceding the High Mass at midnight, which will be celebrated bv the pastor, Rev John F. Patterson, the choir will sing "Silent Night” and "O Holy Ntcht." At the midnight Mass the following will be given: "Kyrle” A. J. Boex "Olorla In excelsls Deo” ......A. J. Bdex "Credo” v... C. Cremer "Sanctus” ... C. Cremer "Agnus Del" A. J. Boex Offertory—"Adeste Fiddles’’ Novello Choir Members—The members of the choir are: MUs Emma Blaschke. Mrs. Paul Voelker, Miss Mattie Schubert. George Wlttemeler. James Vest, Henry J. Blaschke. Organist—Mrs. A. R. Mahoney. The children’s choir will slug at the 7:30 Mass Miss Lamella Young, organist. They will also sing at the 9 o'clock Mass, which will be followed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Miss Mary Harmon, organist. m m m ST. ANTHONY’S Christmas Midnight Mass "Mlssa Rosa Mystic# ” Oarnavelli Offertory—"Adeste Fideies.” —Children's Msss. 9 o’Clock—"Gloria in Excelsls Deo.” "Under the Starry Sky.” "Silent Night.’ , "Adeste Fideies. "Sleep, Holy Babe.” Acc. by Junior Orchestra. Members of Choir—Soprano: Julia Dugan. Sadie Sheridan: alto. Rose O’Oara. Celeste Dugan and Catherine Dugan: tenor, Cornelius Sheridan, Joseph Whelan, Thomas Cummins: bass. Thomas Wolfla, Richard Hanley. Bernard Dugan Maurice Dugan. Organist—Helen O’Gara. mum ST. BRIDGET’S —Midnight MassPreceding the Midnight Mess the ehoir will sing Christmas carols. "Kyrle Elelson” Joseph Concor.e "Olorla” Joseph Coneone “Adeste Fideies” . .Novello "Credo” Joseph Coneone "Laetentur Coell” lYlegand "Sanctus” Joseph Ooneone "Benedletus" Joseph Coneone "Agnus Del” Joseph Coneone —8 o'clock Mass— Children of Mnrv Choir will slr.g the following selections of Christmas carols during Mils Mass: "Night of Hiss Birth.” Dear Little One.” "Sleep. Holv Babe.” -See Amid the Winter’s Snow. "O Babe So Fair.” —lO o’clock Mass—- " Hark! A Thrilling Voice.” • "Sing. O ng.” , . , "Angels W Have Heard.” "O Little Town of Bethlehem!” "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear.” Immediately after this Mass there will be Benediction. , ~ Members of Choir—Mary and Margaret Darla. Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ash. Joseph Burkhardt Mrs. Margaret Welsh. Tandy B run ton and Mary Hungerford. WWW WASHINGTON STREET PRESBYTERIAN Sunday —ll A. M i Organ Prelude —“March of the Mag: Kings" Duboi.' .Organ Offertory—" Sunset at Bethlehem" T- S. Ltcey i Solo- ’Glory to God In the Highest ’ W. O. Williams Mrs. Frank Burris CHRISTMAS CANTATA "THE SONG AND THE STAR” Fred C. Holton Opening Chorus—‘"There’s a Song In the Air ” Junior Choir. Soprano and Alto—" Lift Up Yo"r Head.” | “Immanuel.” Chorus. Soprano Solo and Choir—" Premised > Shvlmiri Cosne.”

I the “White Gifts for the King" i service in the form of a pageant, j “Christmas Bells.” The pageant is ; quite musical and fortunately embodies many of the cherished and familiar Christmas melodies. The following persons are the characters in the pageant. Miss Mildred Hughes, Miss Margaret Beckwith, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clinard, Mrs. Mabel Schemekau, Willard Cameron, Fred Hofmark, Morris Korn inger, Charles Null, Charles Ruede and Morris Romlnger Jr. and a ■group of primary and intermediate children. After the pageant the Moravian candle service will take place. This consists of the distribution of lighted candles to every one in the church, young and old. the singing of one or more Christmas hymns, and the story by the minister, of Jesus being the Light of the World, while the church is lighted only by the candles in the hands of the children and other worshippers. After the service has been concluded, the customary distribution of candles and gifts takes place. WWW ANNUAL PARTY FOR CHILDREN The annual Christmas party for the children of St. Catherine of

Women’s Three-Part Chorus—“ The Mystery of Love.” "Fear Not.’V * Chorus. Tenor Solo and Choir—" Glory to God in the Highest." Tenor and Bass Duet—“ The Friend of Man.” "The Star in the East.” Chorus. Soprano Solo—" All Who Seek Shall Find.” "Great King of All Nations.” Chorus. Soprano and Tenor Solos—" The Christmas Song.” Finale Chorus—" Praise Ye the Lord.” Organ Postlude—" Jubilate Deo” Alfred Sliver —7:45 P. M.— Organ Prelude —"Bethlehem”. .Otto Mailing Organ Offertory—" The Shepherd’s Prayer” Geo. B. Nevin Christmas Pageant by members of the Sunday school, under the direction of Miss Clytla Ulrich. . Organ Postlude —"Fanfare ...Dubois Organist—Mrs. Flomce Darnell. Musical Director —Miss Jeanette I. Vaughan. WWW _ WOODRUFF PLACE BAPTIST Sunday —10:45 A. M.— Organ Prelude—“ Bethlehem”. .Otto Mailing Anthem—" While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks” H. N. Bartlette Organ Offertory—Meditation Sturges Solo—" The Infant Jesus” Pietro Yon Mrs. James Sowders. Organ Postlude —"Oothlc March”..6alome —4:30 P. M.— Vesper Service Organ Prelude—" The Holy Night” Dudley Buck Organ Offertory—" March of the Magi Kings" Dubois CHRISTMAS PAQEANT “THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD” By H. Augustine Smith. —Part I The Prophecy of the Coming Messiah. —Part II The Manger at Bethlehem. —Part 111 The Vision of Isaiah. —Part IV— The Light from Bethlehem spreads into all the world. —Part V Consecration and Coronation. Organ Postlude—" Hallelujah" (Messiah) Handel Miss Jeanette I. Vaughan, organist and musical director. WWW GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL Sunday The spirit of Christmas will prevail at each of the services. In the morning service the pastor. B. Brooks Shake, will preach on the theme "The Star and The Child." There will be special Christmas music. One feature of the service will be the presence of all organized classes in the church school sitting In a body. A large class of new members will also be received. Vesper Service —4:30 P. M.— CANTATA “THE INCARNATION” By George B. Nevin. Presented by the choir under the direction of Mrs. W. C. Hitz. The choir will be aaslsted by Mrs. Charles A. Breece. vocalist, and Miss Gonsuella Couchman, cellist. The program wll! be as follows; I Prelude—" Christmas Eve Memory”... Piano and organ. Hymn—" Joy to the World." Prayer. > "While All Things Were i#f Quiet Silence” / Nevin Choir. Cello Solo—- “ Largo” from "New World Symphony” Handel “Valse Graeleuse” Schellschmldt Miss Consuella Couchman. "Now When Jesus Was Bom In Bethlehem” Nevin Choir. Solo—“Jesu Bambino" (The Infant Jesus) Petro Yon Mrs. Charles A_ Breece. “O Lovely Star. Thy Glory Shines” Nevin Choir. Scripture Reading. Offertoire —"March of the Magi”.. .Dubois II "The Reading of the Scrolls” (The Phrophecyi Nevin Choir. The Christmas Medltion. By the pastor. Male Trio—“We Three Kings of Orient Are” Nevin Cello Solo— _ , , "Liebestraum Llsat “Tarantella” W. H. Squire Miss Consuello Couchman. ‘ Sleep. Holv Child" Nevin Choir. - Organ Meditation—(A moment of prayer.) Benediction. w mm METHODIST EPISCOPAL John D. Jeffery, minister. Sunday —10:43 A. M.— Processional. Hymn—" Joy to the World.” Prayer. Anthem—“ Glory be to God.” Christmas hymn. Sermon —“Good Tidings.” Hymn—Chope s carols. Hymn—“ All Hall.” Benediction. Recessional. WWW THE TRINITY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Christmas Ere —7:30 P. M.— Pre-service music and songs. "In Dulci Jubllo” Joseph Bonnet Fantasv on Two Christmas Carols... .West “While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks” Handel “The First Noel” Traditional “O Thou Holiest, O Thou Happiest”. Carol “Sllen Night" Gruber “It Came Upon the Midnight Clear” .W’lllls “Joy to the World" Handel "O Little Town of Bethlehem" Redner "We Three Kings of Orient Are .Hopkins Soprano Solo—“Jesu Bambino".Pietro Yon Prances Olsen. Children’s Program —8 P. M Prelude. _ . „ Hvmn —"Lift Up Your Heads, O Ye ' Gates” Handel Congregation. I Responsive Reading—" Now Are the Days Fulfilled." Scripture Lesson and Prayer—" Gloria Patri.” Congregation. Christmas Cantata for Children—- " Lift Up Your Heads.” Recitation of Christmas Prophecies. } Scripture Lesson —“Let the Barth Now Praise the Lord.’’ Luke 1:26 38. Hymn—"Magnificat.” Pastor and Children. Children Recitations. Prophecies and Rulflllment—"From Heaven Above to Earth I Come.” "Holy Night.” Song by the Children. Scripture Lesson. Anthem. "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear.” Trinity choir. Responsive reading and singing by pastor, children and congregation. Closing Hymn. Prsver and Benediction—”L*t U3 Al! With Gladsome Vole*.” Distribution of gifts. Postlude. "Hallelujah” Handel Chorus.

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Sienna school will be Held next Saturday afternoon. Dec. 22, in the hall, Shelby and Tabor streets, under the auspices of St. Catherine’s Dramatic Club. A playlet, “The Christmas Spirit,” will be given and the following children, assisted by Miss Patricia Worhaye and William Post, will take part: Gertrude Franz, Maurice Carroll, Margaret Steeb. Blanche Drexler. Carl Armbrustcr. Marguerite Flick, Jean Stuppy, Helen Steeb, Dorothy Carrico, Margaret Bush, Rosemary Toner, Mary Wlchman, Frances Davis, Kathryn Flaskamp, Elizabeth Bush, Helen Riley and Robert Drexler. Miss Bernadette Murphy is in charge. WWW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUBJECT ANNOUNCED “Is the Universe, including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force,” is the subject ,of the lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Dec. 22. Among the citations which comprise the lesson-sermon is the following from the Bible: “Do not err, my beloved brethren. Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights, with whom is no variableness, neither

Christmas Day Service —lO A. M.— Prelude—“ Pastoral Symphony” Handel Tenor Solo. William Behrmann. Offertory—“ Pastoral” from the “First Sonata of Gullmant.” Postude Selection from “The Messiah.” The Rev. J. D. Mathlus Is pastor and Professor Paul G. Elbert ana Clarence Elbert are the organists at Trinity church. WWW NORTH M. E. CHURCH “THE COMING OF THE KING” Cantata for Advent and Cliristmas-tlde By Dudley Buck Sunday —7:45 P. M.— The Ministry of Music—Will J. Condrey, baritone; Beatrice Batty, soprano; Mrs. ganist; Beatrice Battv, soprano; Mrs. Frank H. Nelson, alto; Miss Beulah Bailey, alto; Charles McCarty, tenor; Dwight Murphy, bass. The vested choir. Prelude for Organ—“ The People That Walked In Darkness Have Seen a Great Light” Noel "Prophecy,” Soprano Solo —"O Jerusalem. Look About Thee.” “Advent”— Chorus—" Awake! Put on Thy Strength O Zion.” Duet for Soprano and Alto—"He Shall Feed His Flock Like a Shepherd.” Chorus—" Awake, Then Awake! Put on Thy Strength, O Zion.” "The Annunciation"— Alto Solo—" The Angel Gabriel Was Sent From God.” Tenor Solo—" Hail, Hail, Thou Tliat Art Highly Favored.” "Across the Desert ’ (Caravan of Magi) Male Chorus—"We March Through the Cool of the Night.” ' Trio—"We Three Kings of Orient Are.” “The Plains of Bethlehem”— Female Chorus—“And There Were In That Same Country Shepherds Abiding.” Tenor Solo—“ Fear Not! For Behold, I Bring You Good Tidings.” Female Chorus "And Suddenly ' There Was With the Angels.” I Full Chorus—" Glory to God In the Highest.” "The Departure of the Shepherds”— Bass Solo—"And It Came to Pass.” Male Chorus—" Let Us Now Go Even Unto Bethlehem.” Soprano Solo—"And They Came With Haste.” Choice and Congregation—" Christmas Awake! Salute the Happy Morn.” “The Virgin’s Lullaby”— Alto Solo—" Sleep, My Jesu, Sleep, My Best." “The Questioning of the Magi”— Bass Solo—“ Come Hither, Sages, From a Distant Land.” Male Chorus—"We Bow Down to Thee, Great King.” Chorus of Women—"ln Hamah There Was a Voice Heard." “The Adoration”— Soprano Solo—"And When They Had Come Unto the House.” Male Chorus—"And Being Warned of God in a Dream.” "Adeste Fideies” Choir and congregation. Postlude—" March pf the Magi Kings” Charles H. Morse mum THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Dr. George Arthur Frantz, Minister. Sunday —ll o'Clock— Organ-—" Hosanna!” William Faulkes Call to worship. Response bv Choir—" Break Forth O Beauteous Heavenly Llght’i. Bach Hymn 177—"1t Came Upon the Midnight Clear.” Invocation. Old Testament lesson and “Gloria Patri.” Hymn 181—“ O Little Town of Bethlehem.” Prayer of Thanksgiving. Anthem—“ God So Loved the World” Stainer New Testament lesson. Prayer of Intercession and the Lords prayer. Organ Interlude—“A Song of Adoration" R. S. Stoughton Offertory. Doxoiogy. Sermon—" Let Us Now Go to Bethlehem” Dr. Frantz Solo—-" The Infant Jesus” ...Pietro A. Yon Henry C. Pfohl, baritone. Prayer. Hymn 180 —"Joy to the World! The lls Come.” Benediction. organ Postlude—“ Gloria in Excelsls” • Julius Harrison —Evening Worship 7 oClock— Canale Light Service Organ Prelude— Christmas carols. "March of the Magi Kings”... .Dubois “A Cradle Song to the Virgin Mary” Stoughton Call to worship and response by choir. Invocation. Hymn 189—“As With Gladness Men of Old.” Old Testament Prophecies. f Hymn 177—"1t Came Upon the Midnight Clear.” New Testament lesson with Antiphon (Luke 2:1-18). Choir — . ..... Solo—“ Silent Night. Holy Night.” Mrs. Paul Whipple. “The First Noel.’ ■ “Calm on the Listening Ear of Night.” “O Little Town of Bethlehem. Prayer. Solo—" The Birthday of a King”..... , Neldnnger Heiiry C. Pfohl. baritone. Hymn 180—" Joy to the World.' Organ Offertory—" Luther's Cradle Hymn. Address. Dr. Frantz. Anthem and Hymn—" Sing O Heavens” Toi.rs Solo. Mrs. Stanley D. Bowles. Hvmn 173—"0 Come. All Ye Faithful.” Benediction. , „ Organ Postlude —"Joy to the World.” m m FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SCHOOL Sunday —9:30 A. M Processional Hymn—" Hark, Hark, My Soul!” Scripture Reading—Luke 1:68-79. Prayer. , . Hymn—" Angels From the Realms of i Glory.” Explanation of offering. Onertorv —“The Birthday of a King. Mr. Osborne, j Announcements. PAGEANT “LIGHT OF THE WORLD. WE HAIL THEE!” First Reader Mrs. John R. Miller Second Reader Edward H. Mayo Attendants—Lois Le Saulnier. Marjorie Emerson, Jane Martin, Claribel MacDonald. Candle Bearers—Jean Ahsens. Jane Leland, Betty Dickson. Elizabeth Kincaid, i Mary Virglnls Bowies. Alice Emerson, • Martha McConnell. Stanlev Andei’on, Richard Pattlson. Theodore Scott. Robert Keller. John I‘erdon. James Davis, C.arence Gault. _ _ . Madonna Florence Scott Joaeph Robert Kincaid Shepherds—Robert Bill, Roger Leland, George Vawter. Wise Men—Lewis Bose, Edward Mayo, Richard Smith. Incidental Solos. . _. Mrs. Stanley D. Bowles, Edward J. Hughes. Hymn—"O Come. All Ye Faithful.” i Junior and High School Choirs—William : Bowen. William Buchanan. Evelyn Gault, i Dorothy Ann Fisher. Jane Harter. John Hamilton. Oenevlev* Schaefer, David i Smith, Louise Reran, Martha Mayo, Eleanor Frantz, Barbara Oakes, Mary Bon, > Thelma Haw kina, Katherine Faust, Betty

shadow of turning. Os his own will he begat us with the word of truth, that we should be a kind of first fruits of his creatures” (James 1: 16-18). The lesson-sermon also includes the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy: “The scientific fact that man and the universe are evolved from Spirit, and so are spiritual, is as fixed in divine science as is th© proof that mortals gain the sense of health only as they lose the sense of sin and disease.” m m m CLUB TO GIVE PAGEANT The Dramatic Club of the Central Christian church, Delaware and Walnut streets, will give a Christmas pageant Sunday afternoon at 5 o’clock. Mrs. Arleigh Waltz has recently been appointed director of the club and this pageant will be the first presentation. Members of the cast include Mrs. Ruth Sexton, Georgia MacDonald, Loretta Helmuth, Gertrude Helmuth, Marion Weaver, Mary Frances Litten, Raymond Snider, Mary Eleanor Peggs, Donald Miller, Dawson Bunner,

Hartzell, Robert Smith, Julian Kennedy, j Maurice J. Moore. ! Adult Choir (Behind Scenes)—Mrs. Stanley Bowles, Miss Blanche Hutchinson, Miss Anna Slckels, Miss Elizabeth King, Fred Trupp, Allan Knapp, Edward Hughes, George R. Osborne. m m m ENGLISH LUTHERAN CfIURUH OF OUR REDEEMER Sunday —10:45 A. M.— Organ Prelude—Variations on Two Christmas Hymns Gullmant Processional—“ Come Hither, Ye Christians.” The choir. Hynian—"Praise God the Lord.” The congregation. Anthem—" The People That Walked In Darkness” Galbraith The choir. Hymn—”Lt the Earth Now Praise the Lord.” The congregation. Organ Offertory—"Pastorale,” from “Messiah” Handel Anthem—" Sing. O Hevens” Tours The choir. Hymn—“ Let Us All With Gladsome Voice. The congregation. Recessional —"Joy to the Word.” The choir. Organ Postlude. —4:30 P. M.— The Sunday school add choir present the Christmas pageant: “The World’s Savior.” Processional —"O Come All Ye Faithful.” The oholr. Baritone Solo and Chorus—“Ungemach's Responsive Service.” Alfred Halliday and the choir. Tenor Solo—" Comfort Ye My People" from "Messiah.” Hug Mason. Soprano Solo—" The Magnificat.” Mrs. Claude Sumner. Contralto Solo and Chorus—“ The Darkness Has Fallen.” Miss Irene Noerr and the choir. Anthem—"O Holy Night”.. .Adolphe Adam The choir. Soprano Solo—" Beautiful Savior.” Miss Dorothy Bartholomew. Soprano Solo —"O Little Son Beloved.” Mrs. Claude Sumner. Anthem —“As With Gladness Men of Old” Koeher The choir. Organ Offertory—" Offertory In E Flat” Abernathy Recessional—“lt Came Upon the Midnight Clear.” The choir. Organ Postlude. Christmas Day A. M.— Organ Prelude—"Pastorale” Harker Processional “Silent Night, Holy Night.” Tho choir. Hymn—“ From Heaven Above.” The congregation. Anthem—“ There Dwelt in Old Judea” Griggs Hymn—“ Joy to the World.” The congregation. Solo—“ The Virgin's Prayer”,,, Buck Miss Irene Noerr. Organ Offertory—" Allegretto” .... Rogers Hymn—" Hark. What Mean Those Holy Voices.” The congregation. Recessional—" Let Us All With Gladsome Voice.” The choir. Organ Postlude. Mrs. Fisher Davis, organist and choir director. m m u CHURCH OF THE ADVENT (F.piseopal) Christmas Ere Midnight Service 10:30 p. m. Carols Processional Hymn—"O Come All Ye Faithful” J, F. Wade "Kyrle Eieison... Schubert "Gloria tlbi” "Gratlas tlbi” Hymn—“ Shout the Glad Tidings”. .Avison Offertory Anthem—" Glory to God in the Highest” Pergolesl Doxoiogy "Sursum Corda” “Sanctus” "Agnus Dei” Schubert Hymn—" Bread of the World In Mercy Broken” Hodges "Gloria in Excelsls”.... Old Scottish Chant "Nunc Dlmittls” Barnby Recessional Hymn—" Hark the Herald Angels Sing” Mendelssohn Sermon by the rector, the Rev. George S Southworth. from the text, "No room for them in the inn.”—St. Luke. m m m ST. MARK’S (LUTHERAN) Sunday P. M - Prelude—" Chorus of Shepherds”. .Lemmens Offertory—" Echo Bells" Brewer Sunday School Pageant—" The First Christmas.” Duet—"O Little Town of Bethlehem” Scott Mrs. Leonard Hockersmlth, and Miss Thelma Tharp. Chorus—“O Holy Night” Adam Girls of the chorus choir. Postlude—" Grand Ohoeur In C’. .Chauvet Christmas Evs —ll o’clock— Organ—- " Prelude and Christmas Pastoral” Manney "Christmas Idyll” Dunn Candlelight Processional “Silent Night” Gruber The chorus choir of thirty voices. Congregational Hymn—“ Joy to the World” Hawkes The Lutheran Altar Liturgy. Anthem—" Rejoice in the Lord” Hollins Organ Offertory—" Christmas Carols” —Selected. Carol—“Ye Joyful Bells, Lift Your Voice” Greely Miss Marie Hansen, Mrs. Louis Mavis, Miss Thelma Tharp, Mrs. Kenneth Smith. The Sermon. . . Anthem—“ All My Heart This Maht Rejoices” Coombs Soloist, Mrs. O. C. C. Fetta. The Christmas Prayers. Postlude—" Noel” Guhmant R. H. Bentlng, D. D., pastor; Ovid H. Dunn, director of music. m m m CALVARY U. B. CHUBCH Sunday —7:45 P. M The choir will give the Christmas cantata entitled “His Natal Day.’’ by Edwara W. Norman. _ The following numbers compose the cantata: _ ~ Opening Chorus —"Ring. Bells of Christmas.” „ , Choir Bass Solo—" Prepare Ye the Way Arnold Kelly and choir Trio—“ Hark! What Mean Those Holy Miss'Eva Dunn Mrs. Ellen Schneider, Mrs. Lova Wood “He Shall Be GreaU’ Choir Soprano Solo—‘ 'Softly th© Niflht Is Fallen" . , . Mrs. Edna Cooper and ci.oir Tenor Solo —"We Come to Worship Him Ellis Dunn and men's chorus Soprano Solo—“O Little Town of Bethlehem” Mrs. Laura Long Tenor and Bass Duet— Rills Dunn. Arnold Kelly, and ehoir Soprano and Alto Duet—" Bleep. Holy Miss'Eva Dunn and Mrs Lova Wood “Hall to the Lord's Anointed Choir _ Soprano Solo—" Thy Didst Leave Thy Throne” _ Mrs. Eva Kidd Soprano and Alto Duet —"Hear the Jar Miss Irene 1 Dunn and Mrs. Lova Wood Final Chorus^— "My Soul Doth Magnify Choir #

Droege Corwin. Gale Shullenberger and others. The chorus choir and quartet also will give a musical cantata entitled “The Manger Throne.” under the direction of Harold E. Winslow. m m m BIBLE CLASS TO GIVE PROGRAM The Christmas program of Women’s Bible class of the Third Christian church will be given Sunday morning. Mrs. James Ogden's Junior chorale will open the program at 9:30 with Processional and Christmas carols. "The Other Wise Man”...Christmas Story Mrs. Katherine Turney Oarten. Violin Number Selected Miss Louise Waldorf. “Our Gifts to Others” Class Teacher Mrs. H. A. Turney. The special Christmas offering will be given to the children’s and old people’s homes supported by the Disciples of Christ. u m m GIFTS TO BE RECEIVED At the First Evangelical church, “The Manifestation of the Glory of God,” will be the subject of the Rev. Edmond Kerlin’s Christmas sermon at 10:40 a. m. Sunday. Infant baptism will be a part of the service. “White Gift” service in the Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. At 7:30 p. m. a service of Christina's exercises by the Sunday school and Christmas music by the choir, directed by Arnold Spencer. mum VESPER SERVICE IS ANNOUNCED Morning topic of the Rev. T. W. Grafton, “The Mission of His Coming.” At 4 o’clock a vesper service will be given under the direction of Miss Uena Grafton consisting of song, story and white gifts. The music will be in charge of Mrs. Caroline Ayres Turner. At University Heights United Brethren church, the Rev. George L. Stine, pastor, will preach at the morning service on "The Unspeakable Gift.” In the evening, the Sunday school Christmas program will be given by the children. m m PASTOR TO TALK TWICE At the Speedway Boulevard Methodist Episcopal church, the sermon topic at the morning worship hour will be “The True Christmas.” The choir will sing and dramatize the Christmas cantata, “The Coming of the Christ,” at the evening service hour, 7:45 p. m. The Sunday school’s Christmas program will be given at 7:45 p. m. on Monday evening. At the Hillside Christian church, the pastor, the Rev. Homer Dale, will preach Sunday morning on "The Gift of the Morning Star.” The evening hour will be devoted to Christmas music by the choir under the direction of Miss Blanche Harvey. Christmas will be observed morning and evening next Sunday at the Second Evangelical church. The Rev. J. H. Rilling will give a short address in a joint service with the Sunday school on, “The Christ Child." At a combined service with the E. L. C. E. at 5 o’clock, the minister will speak on the subject, "The Divine-Human Christ.” Sunday morning the Rev. Robert F. Laycock, pastor of Union Methodist Episcopal church, will use for his subject, "The Royal Birth,” and a Christmas program in the evening. The Rev. Fred A. Line wilj conduct a Christmas Sunday service at Central Universalist church at 11 o’clock. His sermon subject will be: “The Christmas Joy.” Special Christmas music by the church quartet. The Sunday school convenes at, 9:45. The annual Sunday school Christmas tree and service will be held In the church auditorium at 7 p. m. A cordial invitation is extended to the public. “Let Us Go Even Unto Bethlehem” will be the text of the sermon by the Rev. George S. Southworth at the morning service Sunday in the Church of the Advent. At the Capitol Avenue Methodist Episcopal church the pastor, the Rev.' Joseph G. Moore, will preach Sunday at 10:45 on "The Heart of Christmas.” In the evening at 7:30 the service will be devoted to the rendition of selections from “The Messiah” by the vested choir of thirty voices, assisted by organ, violin and piano, Sunday afternoon at 4:45 o’clock, there will be presented in the Meridian Street Methodist church, at St. Clair and Meridian streets, a service depicting the Christmas story, centering around the Nativity scene. The Rev. L. B. Mosely, pastor of the Emerson Avenue Baptist church, announces that his subject will be, “The Undying Song.” At the evening worship hour, the Christmas

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pageant, “White Gifts for the King,” "Miriam's Visions.” will be given. “The World’s Christmas Gift” will be the morning subject of the Rev. C. J. G. Russom. pastor of the First Reformed church. At the evening service the young people's department will present a “White Gifts" Christmas musical program. The Christmas day meeting will have “The Meaning of Christmas" as its theme. At the East Park Methodist Episcopal church Sunday, the Rev. F. T. Taylor of the East Park Methodist Episcopal church will speak in the morning on “The Living Christ” and at night, “In King David's Royal City.” At tlie Woodruff Place Baptist church, the Rev. L. C. Trent will preach in the morning on "Accepting God’s Best Gift” and at 4:30 o’clock a vesper service will be given in the form of a pageant. “The Light of the World.” The Rev. E. G. Homrighausen of the Carrollton Avenue Reformed church will speak in the morning on “Old and New Messiahs.” At 7:15 a Christmas candle light service will be given. Christmas carols will be sung and the pastor will read “At the Door of the Inn.” At the Community * Christian church, a Christmas program will be given Sunday night. Thirty children will take part. About 150 presents will be distributed. In the morning the Rev. A. V. Noble will speak on “The Fulfilled Prophecy,” and at night, “The Gospel Era.” At the Second Reformed church, the choir will give a special program of Christmas music at the morning hour. The Rev. George P. Kehl will speak in the morning on “Questions of the Magic.” At night, the Sunday school will give a program. At Holy Innocents church, Episcopal, Holy communion and Christmas address will be given Tuesday night at 11:30 o’clock. At St. George's Episcopal church, Christmas services will be held Wednesday at 9 o’clock. Francis P. Keicher is vicar of both churches. “From the Manger to the Throne” will be the Sunday morning theme of the Rev. Ambrose Acgerter of the Beville Avenue Evangelical church. At night, the choir will give a sacred cantata, “The Story of Bethlehem.” Tire Rev. Walter B. Grimes of the Bellalre Methodist Episcopal church will preach Sunday morning on “The Shepherds of Bethlehem” and at night on “Wise Men of the East.” Also Christmas music. The Rev. Clyde L. Gibbons of the Garden Baptist church will preach Sunday morning on “Christmas Message, Redeeming Humility” and at night, “Amplification.” At St. John African Methodist Episcopal church, the Rev. R. H. Hackley will speak at 11 a. m. on

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"No Room in the Inn.” At night a Christmas program will be given. "Twilight services will be observed at St. John African Methodist Episcopal church Christmas morning from 5 to 6 a. m. with a candle light profession. Christmas tree for the children, and program will be rendered by ihe Dramatic Art Club under the direction of Mrs. Dr. Brown. All memoers of St, John ocurch are asked by the pastor to bring gifts to the church Sunday for baskets to be sent out to the needy. At the Central Universalist church at 11 a. m., the following order of service will be followed Sunday: Organ Prelude—" Christmas In ■iMF . Mrs. Nora Hunt. Anthem—" Hark. What Mean Those Holy Voices” Schnecker Church Quartet. Anthem—" Bethlehem” Bartlett 3o!o—"Birthday of a King" Neldllnger William Franklin. Sermon—" The Christmas Joy” ! The Rev. Fred A. Lin* Offertory—"Gesu Bambino" Yon Postlude—" Christmas March" Merkel Quartet —Mrs, Archie Lanelals, Mrs. Oeorge Shea. Mr. fyntz, Mr. Franklin. Sunday school Christmas pageant, 7 p. m. At the Fifty-first Street Methodist Episcopal church, the juniors will present a program at 9:45 a. m. At 10:45 a. m. the choir will give a program of old-time sacred hymns, j The Rev. J. Graham Sibson will j speak on "The Angel’s Message.” At 4:30 p. m. a vesper service will be 1 given. ELKS WILL AID NEEDY Four Hundred Baskets to Be Given in Additio nto Toys. Four hundred Christmas baskets will be delivered to needy families by Elks’ Lodge No. 13, officials announced today. In adidtion, food and toys donated at the Lyric theater boys’ party Monday night will be distributed from lodge headquarters, 122 East New York street. Members of a committee in charge are W. J. Fahey, chairman; Lieut. Frank Owens, Alva Hanson, O. C. Cohee, Eearl Stewart, Frank Culllvan, Frank Krauss, William T. Allen. Frank Spooner and A. V. Cothrell. ROYALTY ON YULE TRIP t British King and Queen Take Baby Princes* on Holiday Jaunt. Bu (titled Pres* LONDON, Dec. 21.—The king and queen, accompanied by baby Princess Elizabeth, left today for Sandringham palace, where they will spend Christmas. Princess Elizabeth, daughter of Princess Mary, her golden curls nidden under a winter cap, arrived at the station with her nurse before the king and queen arrived. Their majesties tapped on the window of her car when they passed and the princess wavde and laughed as they saluted her.