THE SCRANTON TIUBUJSE-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1S99.
10
Reli
gious....
Vcrv olonslvo pri'iiaintlotiB hnv
been undo tlili jenr to celebrate the
ftstlv.il of the birth of the Saviour ot
mankind. Iterntise of Christmas lm
medlatolv follow Iiir the Sabbath this
i'U i thete will bo, 111 fact, two oh
veivanres 01 Chtlstmas. In nil of the
ehtlsilan rhmchos ot the city tomor
row the xoniceH will paitnUt larRely
of the nature of Chilstmas seivltes
.ind In many of them the enthe Chilst
mas observances will bo held tomoi
tow In most of the churches, how
ever, there will also be services on
Christmas day.
Elm Faik. Church.
In the Elm Park Methodist Episco
pal church Christmas will be observed
tomoirow. The services, mornlntr nnd
evening will bo of u very lmpicsslve
thai niter. The muslc.il part of tho
programme has been arranged by Pro
le sor .J A Pennington and will be
given under his direction It will be
pirtklpated In by the Elm PJtk quar
tette, consisting of Miss Elizabeth
Thomaw. soprinn. Miss Ul.ice Duncin,
ontralto Alfud Woolor, tenor; Phlllo
Wairen, basso These Mill be assisted
In a lectod rhoius consisting of
Mesdamea Powell Ulster, Corr, Neely.
Misses Jlarrls James, Thomas, Mod
wav. Kandolim. Phillips, Colvln. AVIn
lets, Jones. Thomas, Duncan, Messrs
Warren, Wooler. rilppel, Morgan,
Tubbs, Iluglus, Thomas, Emetlch,
Wlnteis, Evans Krlej?, i:van" Mr.
Pennington vIU preside at the orpin
and Mis. J A Tcnnlngton at the
pi ino The programme for the morn
ing service will be as follows:
Organ, prelude In V major . . Gtlson
Choir. "Awake, Put on Thy Stiength,"
Steane
Organ, offertory in H flat . Malllv
Choir, "Dicam of Bethlehem". .Shellev
Duet for boprnno and contralto. Shelley
Organ, postludo in C. . .Volckmir
In the evening a Cluist pailse ser
vice will be conducted It will be of
an unusually elaborate nature. The
iholr will be iclnforced by a large paid
i horns, and the programme, besides
the numbers undered bv the quartette
and organ, piano and violin, will in
ilude the rendering of the cantata,
The Story of Hethlehem," by quar
tette, full chorus, oigan and piano
This Is a new composition fiom the
pen of a noted EnglMi compose:, J. E.
West The complete piogramme Is as
follows
Chime of Rolls, Kinging and Change
of Bells, Christmas Caiols,
Alfred Wooler
Organ feolo, Christmas prelude. Dethier
J. Alfred Pennington
ll.vmn, "Joy to the World,"
Choi us and Congregation
Praei Hev C M Glllln, D. D
Hjss bolo "Blrthdiy of a King,"
Xeldllnger
Philip Wan en, with Organ and Piano
Itcsponslve Scrlptuie lesson,
Pastor and Congregation
Contialto solo. "The I'nlveisal King,"
Marzo
Miss (ii.ue Duncan, with Organ,
Piano and Violin
Olferlng fiom all the people
Oigan, Christmas oftei tor Orison
J Allied Pennington
Ijiio foi Violin and Piano, Allegio
Vlv e. Horn Sonata for Violin and
IMano in A majoi Mnrart
Mi.s Wldmaei and Pennington.
Tiiior s-olo, "The Glad New Song,"
G I eel J
Alfied Woolet, with Piano, Oigan
and Violin
llsmn, "IlatU, the lleinld Angels
Sing". Cborus and Congiegation
Soprano sold The iJabe of Light und
(llory" .... Dressiei
Miss Elizabeth Thomas, with Piano
Oigan and Violin.
driress, by the p istor
"Ktor of Hethlehein"
Cantata for soloists, i hoi us, oig.m
and piano .. . .J. E Visl
1, Iutinductlon, oigan and piano
2. Itecltntlve, bass, "Bethlehem, O
Bethlehem" Mi. Warren
3. Solo, tenoi, "O'er Salem's Towers
and Zlon's Steep" Mr. Wooler
4. Itecltatlvi'.bass, "O I.onclv Wntch-
eis" Mr. Wnrren
r. Chorus, "A Eight fiom the Enid
Immortal" Selected Chorus
6, Recitative, bass, "Et t's Now llo
Even Unto Bethlehem,"
Mr Warren
7. Hymn, "O Come.All Ye Faithful."
Choli nnd Congregation
S. Solo, sopiano, "In Bethlehem's
Ancient Cltv" . Miss Thomas
J. Iticltatlve, bass, "And the Shep
herds Made Know n the Story,"
Mr Warren
10. Duet, tenor and bass, and chorus,
"Now O'er the Plains,"
Messrs. Wooler and Wan en, with
Chorus.
11. Itecltntlve, bass, "Shepherds of
Bethlehem, KejoIco"..Mr. Watien
12 Quartette nnd chorus, "Hejolce,
Rejoice, Ye Nations,"
Elm Park Qunitette and Select Chorus
I)oology.
Benediction.
Oigan, postludo In C Buxteheed
Simpson M. E. Church.
Th following programme of Chrlst
nns music will bo rer.deicd to-morrow
if the Simpson Methodist Epls
eopil chuich, of which Rev. J 13
Swet Is pastor :
MOUNINO.
Himn nnd piaer.
i Anthem. "Beheld, T liilng You
flood Tidings" Welfi
Mi. an I Mrs Thomas Abinms
nnd choir.
Scilpture i' tiling and offering.
Quartette, "A ''av lout's Boin," Gabriel
Thomas Abraham.V W. Jones,
H A Wilgley, Will Whit
man. Announcements and hymn.
Sermon by the pastor.
Anthem, "Arise, Shine, for Thv
Eight Is Come" , .Dudley Buck
Mr. Thomas Abram and choir.
EVENING
Anthem. "Beholl, 1 Bring You
Good Tidings" J. llarnby
MIs Jpsle Polhemus and choir.
Pnver
Toner solo, "'"lirltmns" Shelly
All. D. Abrannm
Duct "Songs of Pralsp the Angel
Sang" Shelly
Helen Thomas nnd Anna Tones
Anthem, "Theie Were Shepherds"
R. S Ambrose
Mr. IT A Wrlglj. Miss Eva
Kittle and cnoir.
Solo, "The Kinr Is Come" Maizo
.Mr. William Long
Offeilnc and announcements.
Soln 'The Heavenly Dienn"
Miss Jessie Polhemus
Remarks In the pistor.
Anthem. "Arise. Shine, Thy Eight
Is Come" . ... T. E Maker
M T. Abtaham. W. Eong
and choir.
Chorister, W. V. Jones.
Organlt, Walter Dnls
Violinist, V. Uotterly.
Solo, "Bending O'er n Cradle Eow."
Mrs J. II. Cousins.
Ilvniii.
Sermon bv the pastor.
Solo, "Star of Bethlehem,"
Mr. J. T. Evans.
Anthem, "Sing nnd Rejoice."
Postludo In D Hat.
The choir will "bo In charge of Prof.
J, H. Cousin's. Miss Hello Green will
presldo at the organ. Prof. W. Ben
jamin will bo violinist. ..,
Hampton. Stieet M. E. Chuich.
The services at the Hampton Street
Methodist Episcopal chinch Sunday
will be of more thnn ordinary intetest.
The choir has been rehearsing Christ
mas music for the p ist two weeks
Following Is the programme:
MORNING, 10.30 O'CLOCK.
Anthem, "Ring the Bells," ...Hubert.
Srilptuie lesson Luke, chapter 2.
Hymn No. 183, "Joy to the World
Praver.
Hymn No.
Watts
190, "God
Providence M. E. Church.
The Christmas exercises at the
Piovldence Methodist Episcopal church
will be rendeied tomorrow, when the
following progiamme will be tendered:
MORNING.
Pi elude In A Ashford
Dojiologj
Responsive Reading
Anthem, "The Angel's Song," ....Ljon
Pi a oi
Male iiu.li tette,
Messrs. Evans, Cousins, Thomas and
Evans.
Offertoiy Intel lude, oigan and lolln
1 1 tun Congregation
Seimon Rev. William Edgar.
Anthem, "Christ Is Boin" ...Iletbert.
Benediction.
Postlude In F Ashford.
EVENING.
Anthem, "All the Ends, of the Earth."
Hmn Congiegation.
Pi ayer.
Wnthem, "Hosannah In the Highest,"
Eon.
Scripture lesson.
Offertoiy.
Perfect
Workmanship
Custom Tailoring; Effect,
Strictly Fashionable
Appearance
Are the recommending
qualities of our superior line of
Men s and boys
Winter Suits and
Overcoats. Any
thing ordinary in
fabric or style has
no place in our
line.
A look through
our stock will con
vince you that we
make no idle
boast when we
savour garments have no equal in the city.
1
wwfh 4m
1 1
Incainate,"
Wesley
Announcements nnd Offertoiy.
Anthem, "Glory Be to God," ...Mason
Sermon, "The .uessage of the Angels."
Prai er.
Anthem, "Hark! What Celestinl
Sounds." llerbeit.
Benediction.
EVENING, 7 30 O'CLOCK.
Anthem ".Messiah's King," ..Hetbett.
Scrlptuie lesson.
Hymn No. 181, "Glories of Chilst's
Kingdom," Montgomei y.
Pi aver.
Announcements and Offertory.
Anthem. "When Bethlehem's Shep
herds Wntchcd Their Flocks"
Heber.
Sermon, "Christmas Spit It."
Prajer.
Anthem, "Sing with Joy." ....Heibeit.
Benediction.
Cedar Avenue M. E. Church.
At the Cedar Avenue Methodist Epis
copal chuich Chilstmas will be o1
fleived tomoirow with services nt 10 30
a. in. nnd 7.30 p. m. Rev. F. P. Doty's
subject for the moinlng ervlce will be
"God's Gift to Man," and for the even
ing service, "Man's Gift to God." Spe
rlal Christmas tniusic hns been ni
langcd for both services
The Junior league will meet tomoirow
afternoon at 3 30 and the Senior El
worth league at 0 30 p m Christmas
anniversary exercises by the Sunday
.school entitled, "Bethlehem's Manger. '
will be held on Monday evening. An
excellent programme has been nr
lansed. Fiist Piesbyterian Church.
Not within the history of chuich
music In Scianton has time been fi
more ambitious and mei Itorlous pro
giamme of music prept-ied than that
which Is to be f-lven at the First Pres
byterlin chuiih to-mmiow morning
and t cnlnff The 111 gf chorus of foi t
people leprcsents some of the leading
vocalists of our city Reheaisals hive
been golnq on fot wecl's and a fin
ished production ! inomiscd or sev
eial nmt effertlvo Chilsltms anthem ,
and a pfifotmance at the evening ser
vice of Dudley Bucks' most e.xqulslto
sacred cantata "The Coming nf
King," nbotmding with thrilling
eliorues for mixed, Wi.men and mens
voices, and solos that are poms of
sacted music.
A laice prop-iammo containing the
words of the cantata has ncen pi lnted
The soloists for the occasion aie
Mis Kathryn Thlele. -oprano; Mrs
H S Keller, alto David Stephen,
tenor; David Jenkins, bii Itone. .Miss
Florence II. Richmond wll preside it
the organ, and tin musical piogramni
will be under th dilution of Mr. .
T. Watklns
Second Presbyterian Church.
Following is the pi ogi amine ot
Chilstmas music which will be ren
dered tomoirow in the Second Prehby
t cm Ian chuich
MORNING.
Oigan pi elude, Sanctus Gounod
Anthem, "And Theie Weie Shep
herds" Goatc
Offeitoiy, qua! tette, "Ailse, Shine
for Thy Light Is Come,"
Dudley Buck
Mehsr.s. Beynon and Moigan.
Oigan postlude Bildge
EVENING
Oigan prelude, Meditation,.. Cuilmant
Miss Mabel Rennle.
Anthem. "Bilghte.st and Best of the
Sons," Dudley Buck
Qunitette, choir and rhoial society
Solo, "Haik' What Mean Those
Holy Voices""
(Woids arranged to "Cujus Anl
mam" from Rossini's "Stnbat
Matei "
Mr. Bejnnn
Anthem, "Oh" Holy Night." . .Adam
Miss Black and choli
Orchestia, Andante Batiste
Sunday school orchehtra.
Solo, "The New Bom Klntr,".Hammcrcl
MImj Black
Offeitoiy, organ bolo, "The Virgln'H
Piajei." Ma&sanet
Mr. Chailes Doeiam
Solo, "The Blithduy of a King,"
Miss Gniagan
Duet. "The Holy Child." Shelley
Miss Black and Mi Bejnon
Anthem, "Fiom Out the Stanv
Heavens," Eyer
Quurtette, choir and c hornl society.
Oigan postlude, Fugue In G minor
Bach
Ml.ss Rennle
At .the moinlng -etvIce the icgu
lai ihuuh holt wll sing. In the even
ing the Church Crima! loelety will as
sHt, nccompanlfd by organ and Sab
buth school oicnestra. Mi. J M
Chame oipanlst and diieetor.
Piovldence Pie3byterinn Chinch.
The special Christmas set vices to
nmirow In the Piovldence Presb)terlan
ihurch Include an claboiate progiam
if Chilstmas music and appropriate
hernions by the iastor. The set vices
aie as follows:
MORNING.
i ii gati Pi dude, InG . J 15 Calkin
Mis W. C. McDonnell.
Doxolog,
Fiom Whom All Bless.
Benediction.
Postludo Wely
Mrs. W. C. McDonnell.
EVENING.
Pi elude, violin and organ, "Spring
Awnkenlng" fRomanze) Haen
Miss Clara L,ong, Mrs. W. C. McDon
nell. Sentence, "The Lord Is In His Holv
Temple" Choir
Anthem, "Hark, What Meun Those
Holv Voices?" Schumann
Miss Smith Mr. John and Choir.
Responsive reading, selection 50
Psalter
Soprano solo, "Ciadled In a Man
ger Lowly" Schnecker
Miss Phoebe Smith.
Violin obligate, Mls Claiu Long.)
Hymn, "Adestes rideles,"
No. 170 Hymnal
Prnyei.
Response, o Father, Incline Thine
Ear" Choir
Anthem, Catol, "The Best of All"
Porter
Auxlllnty Choli.
Scilpture lesson, Luke. II.
Tenor solo, 'Bethlehem's Stnr". Adams
Mr. Joshua John.
Hymn, "Harwell" No 1C1 Hymnal
Announcements
Offertory Clnrk
Mrs. W. C. McDonnell.
Bass solo, "The Star of Bethle
hem" Schnecker
Mr. II. K. Ackoi.
Addiess, "Bom to Save" Pasaor
Anthem. "Messlnh Is King". .Wan en
Miss Smith, Mr John and United
Choli s.
Hymn, "All Hnll the Power of
Jesus' Name" No 139 Hymnal
Bendlctlon
Postlude Gounod
Jits w C McDonnell
Gieen Ridge Presbyterian.
At the Green Ridge Presbyterian
chuich, of which Rev. I. J. Lansing, D
D, is pastoi, on Sunday the legular
rbnlr of the chinch, assisted by Miss
Laura Meldrum. pianist, J. Berghaus-
er, violin, J. Gannon, clarionet, and T.
Miles, comet, will render the sacred
oiatoiio, Christ nnd His Sotdleis,"
by J. Truner, so arranged as to bilmi
before the mind and the heart two dis
tinct but yet kindred pictures. First,
the life of the Saviour. Secondly, the
life of His servants. In which the per
son of the Saviour stands forth su
preme either as himself blessing, toll
ing and suffering alone or "Seeing the
Travail ot Ills Soul" and surrounded
by his "many sons," whom he Is bring
ing to gloiy. Following Is the pro
gramme: MORNING, 10 30.
' The Life of Christ " '
"Hark the Glad Sound "
J C. Winke, choir, oigan nnd or
chestra O Come. All Ye Faithful".. Full choir
"Shout the Glad Tidings,"
Congregation, choir and orchestra
niiio On. nido On in Majesty."
Choir, piano, oigan nnd orchestra
"Our Blest Redeemer."
Miss Edith Martin
"Angels from the Realm of Glory,"
Congregation and choir
"By Jesus' Grave,". .Mi W. A. Roberts
The Loid Ascended Vv on High,"
Choli, congiegation, oigan and oi
chestia. EVENING
"Tluv Life of the Clnlstlan"
Oigan -voluntary
"Haik, a Thillllng Voice Is bounding.
Mi. Roberts, Ml'-s Mnitln nnd choir
"It Came Uron the Midnight Cleai,"
Choir nnd congregation
"Soldiers of Christ, Arise,"
Choir, oigan and oiehcstia
The Child of Bethlehem '
W A. Robot ts
Of i In Dangei. Oft in "Vo,"
Mr A Pilling nnd choir
"Lo Round the Tin one,"
Choli, congiegation. piano, organ
and on hosti n
Onrnnlnt. Miss Salome Becker
Choitmnstei, Mi G Tied Whlttcmnie
Wyk & Mncklow,
416 Lackawanna Avenue.
Pialhe God
Ings Flow."
Invocation
"The Loid's
Pravet "-
Chant
Congiegation
Hymn. "Haik the Herald Angels
Sing" No 173 Hymnal
Responsive leading, selection '.'.',
Psalter
"Gloria Patrl" Congiegation
Anthem, "Theie Wcio Shepherds,"
Dr. Johnson
Ladles' Voices Soptano Solo nnd full
Choir.
Scilpturo lesson, Matthew. II
Prayer.
Response, "Father Almighty. We
Bow Before Thee" Choir
"The Apostle's Creed". .Congregation
Anthem, "Shout tho Glad Tidings,"
Dr. Hopkins
Auxiliary choir, solos by Miss Smith,
Mr, John and Mr. Heberllng.
Announcements.
Offertory in E b. "Batiste,"
Mrs. W. C. McDonnell
Hymn. "Stuttgnrt"....No. 168 Hymnal
Sermon, "The Christmas Wonder,"
Pastor
Anthem "Arise. Shine, Thy Light
Is Coming,"
ixur, aosnua jonn aim oir
Hymn. "Antloch" No. 173 Hymnal
Hickory Street Presbyteiian.
At the Get mm Tresbyterlan chinch,
on Hickory stioel, Sunday mornlr,?,
ti.n. imiiin -v. II be as usual at 10 iO
The pastor expects to pleach on
Isaiah 40-1: "Comfort vo, comfort e
by people, silth our God." In the
evening at 7 !C a special piogramme
of Chilstmas music will bo rendered,
as follows.
Chorgesang, "Sel Wllkommen,"
Relslger
Church Choli.
Wechselgesang, "Lied nin Clulsta-
l)cmj" Wonnbeiger
Girls' nnd Bojs' Choli
j3uot Selection
Miss Louise Lohmann and Mi William
Bei gliauher
Chorgesang, "Hoich welch Humm
llsch suesse Toeno"... J. R. Dunham
Chuich Choli.
Wechselgesang, "Die Geburt Clnlstl,"
Wonnberger
Church Choir and Choial Union
Tenor feolo and choru, mlt Oi-chestei-
Begleltung, "Stllle Nat lit."
R Fuhter
Mr Gustavo Rcpeit and Chinch Choir
and Pi of. Law i dice's Oichestra
Choigesang. "Fiohloekt the Voelker,"
A. Belily
Church Choli.
Choigesang, "Daughter or 'Aon."
V. C Mnkor
Choral Union.
Monday moinlng vt 10 10 the Chilst
mas HCivico wll be held with special
mu-lc The pastor. W. A Noidt. ex
pects to preach on the gospel of tho
day, Luke II 1-11. Theme "The first
Chi Minns Service." Tho Sabbath
school vll hivo Its celebration on
Chilstmas Hv The Infant dcpnil
ment In the afternoon 310, ind the
Bible clnsses In tho evening, 1 o'clock
Dunmore Presbyteiian.
t the Dunmoio Presbyteiian chinch
tomonow the oider of the Chilstnias
excicisea will lie a follows1
MORNING.
Organ prelude Rlolmuls
Hymn, "Shout tho Glad Tidings,"
Avlsoo
Invocation
Anthem, "Behold, I Btlng You Good
Tidings I'
Hvnin No S20. "Ilnik! tho Heiald
Angels Slnt," Mendelssohn
Scripture lesson.
Anthem, "O Praise tho EoiiV'.Waneii
Psalter, responsive tending.
Piaer
Hvnin No. 317 "It Cnmo Upon tho
Mldiilghl Cleai" Well Is
Olleitoi). 'Chilstmas Song". ..Coombs
Sermon- Subject, "Lcisons fiom
Bethlehem."
Anthem, "Rejoice In tho Loid."
Kottschmcr
Piayer.
lljinn No 329. "'Angels fiom tho
Realms of Glory" Hinait
Benediction.
Postlude WulllJ
EVENING.
Oigan pi elude Stelner
Anthem, "I'uilse Yo the Father."
Gounod
Hvnin No 31S, "Whilo Shepheids
Wuteh Theli Flocks" Handel
Scilptuie lesson. .....
Anthem, "Radiant Mom". Woodwaid
Piaci. ,,
Hymn No 311, "Oh, Come nil o
Faithful" Portugal
Notices
Offeitoiy, "The Nativity" Adam
Sei mon.
Hymn, "Holy Night" Barnby
Fra er.
Hymn No 374, "AH Gloiy. Laud and
" i" Smntt
P i Mon.
Postluile Smurt
Tho choir Is composed of the follow-
line:
Soprnnos MIsh 'Emma Ludwlg, Miss
Anna Bryden, Miss Lucretla Snyder,
Miss Anna Bishop, Miss Anna Boyd.
Altos Inez Gray, Grace Chamber
lain, Mrs. M. 1'. Mitchell.
Tenois M. P. Mitchell, Joseph Jeff
rev. Bassos Charles Wnrg, Hermnn Lud
wag, Frederick Peter.
Director, E E, Southworth.
Organist, Ellen Grlflln.
Washburn Street Piesbyteiinn.
In the Washburn Stret Fiesbvtorlnn
chuich tomorrow, tho regular Quartette
choir will be Increased to a double
quartette and the following piogtam ot
Christmas music rendered:
MORNING.
Prelude.
Old Hundtcd.
lnvoentlon.
"I Bring You Glad Tidings" Goso
Responsive lending.
Hymn, "Adeste Fldeles." No. 170.
ScrlMure lesson.
"Christ Is Born" Lon
Pinyer.
Solo. "Tho Birth of Christ,". ...Tipton
Xotlces.
Offertory, "Intiolt." Batiste
"Sing O Heavens" Tours
.Soi mon
"Sing and Rejoice," Barnby
Prnver
Hjinn, "The Nativity,".. ..Mendelssohn
Benediction.
Postlude.
11VENING.
Pi elude
"Hosanna" Lowe
Scilptural leading.
!!ran.
Pro j pi
"Prince of Peace" Barnby
Scilpture lesson.
Solo, "A) Glad New Song" Greeley
ICotlces. .
Offertory, Andante.
"Holy Babe" Gaul
Seimon.
"Daughter of Zlon" Patker
Pra er.
Hi mil.
Benediction
Postlude, Retiocesslonnl.
Peim Avenue Baptist.
A chorus of thirty voices will assist
In the iendltlon of the Clnl'-tmns mu
sic at th Penn Avenue Bipttst
chuich to-moirow mninlnij and even
ing Mr. Frank Brundage will be the
soloWt and Haydn Evans, oiganlst
and director. The programme Is as
follows:
MORNING SERVICE.
Organ pieludo, nllegro Lee
Hymn, "All Hall the Power ot Jesus'
Name." ,
Responsive Scilpture reading.
Choir i espouse, "There Is No Name
so Sweet on Earth."
Invocation.
Anthem. "Sing. O Heavens".
Full Choir.
Responsive Scripture reading.
Prayer.
Response, "Hoar Our Prayer."
Offertoiy, duet, "Theie weie Shop-
heids" Foster
Mrs. Brundage and Miss Edwauls.
Hi mn, "Herald. Angels,
Seimon, "Tho Heavenly
Anthem, 'Tor Unto
Born"
Benediction.
Organ postlude, "Grand Marche."
Mcikol
EVENING SERVICE.
Oigan prelude Handel-Gullmnnt
Refrain, "Abide with Mo" Choir
Reading of Scripture.
Anthem, "Lift Up Your Heads."
Handel
Hjnin, "Jo to the World."
Praj er.
Offertory. "Cradled In a Manger
Eowl" Schnecker
Mrs Brundage.
Seimon, "Who Is to Blame It You
Are Lost''
Anthem, "Chilstmas Bells" Cnutor
Ladles' Chorus.
Hvnin, ' Take the Name of Jesus
with You"
Benediction.
Oigan postlude Callerts
.Rogeis
Anthem "
Us a Child Is
Hnndel
Tfeil
riwh f Love
is Happy, Fruitful Marriage.
Everyman who would know the grand truth, plain facts,
the new discoveries of medical science as applied to
married life; who would atone for past errors
and avoid future pitfalls, should secure
the wonderful little book called
Hi
Tiist Baptist Church.
The usual moinlng setvlce at Hf
Fit.st Baptist chinch to-moiow will
be held at the tegular time, 11.10
o'clock. In the evening the congieg.i
tlons.and cholis of the Flist Welsh
and First English Baptist chuichea
will hold a union service at ( o'clock
In the Welsh Baptist chuich. The
choirs will sing 'he f-acicd cantnta:
"Light of Elfc" The choirs have
been piactlcing the Christmas music
and It Is of much merit. Following Is
the musical piogramme:
Pntt I "Tho Dav's Dawn."
Introduction, Pipe Organ and Piano
"Hearken Unto Me." tenor solo and
chorus Thomas G. Williams
"Then Shall tho Redeemed," quat tette,
Mis. T. James, Ruth Beddoe, John
Evans, B. G. Beddoe.
"O, Come, Emmanuel," bass holo and
choius" E. E Lord
"The People that Walked In Daik-
ness," full chotus
"O, Eight of Life," coittrnlto solo.
Miss Via Jones
"At Iso, Shine, for Thy Light is
Coino," full choius.
Fait II "Tho Glorious Day"
"Angel Seiennde." double quartette,
Mis Williams, Mis Banning, Misses
Maigatet Jones, Annie Daggis, Edith
Williams, Baibaia Lewis, Via Jones,
Ruth Beddoe.
"It Came Upon the Midnight Cleai
tenor solo John Evans
"Gloiy to God," full chorus
"Now When Jesus Was Bom"
soptano solo nnd chorus.
Mis T James
"Who Aie These''" male choius
"O, Star Divine," soprano solo
Mis. Arthur Banning
"Rejoice Gtently," llnal chorus.
Leader, William Evans
Oiganlst Mis D B Thomas
Pianist, Mrs B G Beddoe
North Main Avenue Baptist.
The largo and excellent Choius Choir
of the Noith Main Avenue Baptist
chuich, composed entiiely of membeis
of that congregation, have been faith
fully tehearslng appropriate music, and
havo piepned an elaborate piogi amine
which will be lendeied nt both s'i
vlces on Sunday. The following order
of set vices will bo observed
MORNING, 10.30.
Oigan voltiniaiy.
DOXuloS'V, "Pl.liMJ
Whom" ....Choir
Invocation.
Hmri, . ..
Reading: of
Pi lyei.
ll.vmn . ...
Announcement'',
offeitoiy.
Anthem "Rrlphtest nnl Best,' Ljon
Tenor nnd Foprnnc. soios and choius
Sermon
Pinvi i
Anthem. "Relolee Gienllj O
Daughter of .Ion" Slmt -r
Benediction,
orenn postlude
M'ontlnu d mi Piiki 'l I
. . Choir and
Scilpturo.
congregation
Gmpl!t SfflgSMlm&it
9
No Money
in Advance.
Treatment
on Trial
and
Approval.
"Hero at last is information from a high medical source
thatmust WORK WONDERS vviththisKenerationofmcn."
Tlic book fully describes n method by which to attain
full vigor and manly power.
A method to end all unnatural drains on the system.
Tocurenurvousness.lackofself-control.despondency.etc
To exchange, :i jaded nnd w orn nature or one of bright
ness, Intovancy and power.
To give full strength, development and tone to every
portion and organ of the body.
Age no barrier. Failure impossible.
The book, is l'URELY MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC,
useless to curiosity seekers, invaluable TO MEN ONLY
WHO NEED IT.
Ff e Yriai Treatment
We send one full month's Remedies of wonderful power, and a marvelous
Appliance to strengthen and develop, on trial and approval, without pay,
deposit or obligation No exposure, no "collect on delivery " scheme no decep
tion of any kind.
Adespairiiitnanwholiad ipplied to us, soon after wrote: "Well, I tell you
that first day is one I'll never forget I just bubbled with joy. I wanted to hug
everybody and tell them that my old self had died esterday and my new self was
borntodav Whv didn't jou tell me when I first vv rote that I would find it this way?"
And another w rote thus "If v on dumped a cartload of gold at my feet it would
not bring such gladness into my life as jour method has done."
In answering be sure and mention this paper, and the company promises to send
the book in sealed envelope without any marks, and entirely free of charge.
Write to the ERin MEDIC AT, COMPANY, UufTalo, N. Y., and ask
for the little book called "COMPLETE MANHOOD."
Choir and conga Ration
FOR ANY CASE OF
j-7
s
Sto Ma
'9
WORLD-RENOWNED
The above offer of rive Thousand Dollars ($5,000) Reward is bona fide.
Anvone having Freckles, Pimples or Hhckheads that Mine. Ruppert's Face
Bleach will not remove harmlessly and effectually will receive the above
amount. Mine. A. Ruppert's Imancial condition is unquestioned.
'Ihousands of the most beautiful women of America and Europe can
honestly testify that Mine Ruppert's Face lileach is the only article known
that will remove all blemishes of the complexion without the slightest injury
to the skin. It clears and beautifies the skin, making it smooth and velvety.
F&
tin
BQh
U3BS
Egmm
permanently. If ou are troubled with Eczenn, Am, Red Nose, Black
heads, or any other disease or discoloration of the skm, do not wait until
the disease gets decplv seated, but use Face llleach at once. It docs not
require .1 long treatment a few applications will show a great improvement,
and a few weeks cures you parmanontlym ...
Face Hleacli is not a-cosmetic, but a perfect skm tonic. It does not
show on the face after application, and its use does not m anv wav interfere
w ilh ) our dailv duties It is applied tw ice dail) , night and morning. ,
'Ihousands who read this may hive made up their minds to tin estigata
what Face llleach is, but have as et neglected to do so It will
(SaDfi Yms RBtotfoEng
but the mailing of our letter to Mme. A Ruppcrt, 6 East 14th Street, New
York, and vour everv inqiurv will be cordiallv replied to
Mine. Ruppert's book "flow to Eso BoauUfui," will be mailed
to any address on receipt of 6c postage. This book is the result of Mme.
Ruppert's life study, and is invaluable to anv woman who prizes perfection
of the face and figure Address all communications,
&!me. A. RUPPERT, 6 L 14th StreoS, Mow York.
I.ADIKS IN TOWN CAN SECURE MY FACE BREACH. OR ANY OF MY
TOII.ET PREPARATIONS FROM MY Z.OCAI, AGENT,
Longs
Sons
g"m''vrr3Kwws:
yr A i
(lid flmi
and ronriogation
aAJONmPT J
To any Scranton Grocer
and you'll get
,
Womlei Flow possesses rrc,it stiength
and docs not thy up as quickly as most
(lours, thus pioducing moie pounds of
good bread to the barrel, and making it
thu most economical Hour to buy.
ID FLOOR H H
a Omwimt
ELL & CO.
BEAUTY, Hi C0N0UEROR
BELLAVITA
Araonlo Jiauty Tftbleto and rills. A nor
foctlj unto und Buanintri d treatment fornll kla
dhocdoa. Reitoret the bloom ol youth lo laded laces.
10 days' treatment Wet SO dti.' tl.OD, by maU
bend for c Ircular. Addros,
HRVITA MEDICAL CO., Cll.toa & Jackioa StS., CblMf
bold by Mctlarrah Thomas, Drus
tjtsts,, 209 Lackawanna ave., Scranton, 1'u.
M SOLE MILLERS' AGENTS.
hnrtyrm ir""'"1"
EMPTY HOUSES
CAN BE READILY FILLED IF ADVERTISED IN
THE "FOR RENT" COLUMNS OF THE TRIBUNE.
.