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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1002.
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Christmas Music in the Churches
Elm Park Church.
Tomorrow will lio celehrated us
Christmas Sunday ut Elm Park church.
At the morning service appropriate
ChrJBtmaB music will be rendered; In
the evening the nnnunl Christmas
praise service wilt occur. The follow
Itiflr are the musical progi'tnnnies to ho
Riven under the direction of J. Alfred
Pennington, orgunlHt nnd choirmaster:
mounino aicnvjcic.
Chime of Holla, ltlnglng nnd CIiiuiko
of Bella, ChtlHtmnH CarolH,
Alftcd Wooler
Orgnn prelude, Grand Chorus.... Cluiuvct
.1. Alfred Pennington,
Anthem, "The Vigil of thn Shepherds,"
TlliimeiiKcholn
Kim 1'ark Qutirtotte.
OifiHii Offertory.
Hymn-Anthem, "O J.lttlu Town of
Hethlehem" llawley
Anthem, "Sing, O Daughter of Ion,"
Nevln
Orgnu pohtlude, Allogio Jlnrsto.so
from ttpcond Sonata Mendelssohn
EVENING PHAISE SHUVIOE.
rhinie of lleltt. Hinging nnd Change
of Hells, Chrlslmiis Cniols,
Alfred Wooler
Organ prelude, Variations on tt Clnlst-
miiH Theme Wely
J. Alfred Pennington.
Hymn No. 1W, "Herald Angel.-."
Choir and Congregation
Prayer Dr. C. M. Glflln.
Anthem. "J I Cnme Upon a Midnight
Clear" Shelly
Elm 1'ark Quartette.
Duct. "Chrlstmus" Shelly
Mrs. Connell nnd Mrs. Thomson.
Tenor solo. "The Holy Child" Shelly
. Alfred Wooler. with Organ nnd Violin.
Responsive ScrJptuic Lesion,
Pastor and Congregation
Offering from all the people.
Offertory. Duo lor Violin and Organ,
P. If. Wldmayer nnd .1. Alfred Penning
ton. Soprano solo, "Bethlehem" Coombs
Mrs. Kara Connell, with organ and violin.
Hymn No. IK!, Antioch,
Choir and Congregation
Address Pastor
Contralto solo, "O Holy Night" Adam
Mrs. Lenore Thomson, 'with Organ and
Violin.
Anthem, "While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks" Bartlett
Kim Park Quartette.
Bass solo, "In Old Judea" Gclbel
Philip Warren, with Organ and Violin.
Anthem, "There Were Shepherds,
Vincent
Elm Park Quartette.
Hynm, "O Come All Ye Faithful,"
Choir and Congregation
Benediction.
Organ postlude, Festal March Calkin
Mr. Pennington.
Second Presbyterian Church.
The selections of music for both
morning' and evening- at the Second
Presbyterian church will be in har
mony with the joyful Christmas tide.
The programme follows:
MORNING.
Organ prelude, "The Manger". ..Guilmant
Carol, "At Last Thou Art Come, Little
Savior."
Words by Faber, music by Adams
Duet, "Christmas". ..Harry Rowc Shelley
Mrs. John Bailey and Miss Garagan.
Anthem, "O Little Town of Bethlehem,"
Hawloy
Mrs. Bailey and choir.
Offeitory, Contralto solo, "The Virgin's
Lullaby" Dudley Buck
Miss Garagan.
Organ postlude. Pastorale in D Bridge
EVENING.
A Christmas service of praise, with
sermon by the pastor, Rev. J. H. Odell,
will be given at the evening: worship.
Mrs. John Bailey, of Harrlsburg, for
merly Miss Susan Black, who for six
years was the soprano soloist at this
church will sing at both services.
Organ prelude, Christmas Pastorale
Wermann
Mr. J. M. Chance.
Tenor solo, "Comfort Yo My People,"
(Messiah Handel
Mr. Robert Johnston.
Anthem, "Hark, What Mean Thoso Holy
Voices?" Sullivan
Bariton solo, "Tho Christmas Star,"
Neidlinger
Ralph Williams.
Soprano solo, 'Come Unto Him"
(Messiah) Handel
Mrs. John Batloy.
Offertory, duo, organ and piano, '"Ador
ation," Widor
Messrs. J. M. Chance and C. II. Doersam.
Hymn, "Joy to tho World," Handel1
Contralto solo, "The White Christ
DeKoven
Miss Garagan.
Darol, 'Mary's Cradlo Song" Barnby
Violin obltgato by Mr. A. Wahlers,
Hymn anthem, "Adeste Fldoles" from tho
oratorio, "The Coming of tho King,"
Dudley Buck
Mrs. Bailey, Miss Uaraguu, choir and
congregation.
Organ postlude, Grand Chorus, ..Gullmnnt
Miss Mabel Itetmlc.
Mr. J, M. Chance, organist nnd direct
ors .Miss Mabel Ronnie, nsshtnnt organ
ist; Chnrles If, Doeisam, plnnlst! Miss
Mary Dleltion and Messis. flanley nnd
Wuhlers, violinists.
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church.
OhWsttintH services will be held In the
Green Hldge Presbyterian church' to
morrow and the speelnl music prepared
by tlii' choir Is ns follows: '
Anthem, "There WVie Shepherds,"
J. Blo'omlleld Gouto
Unison sopranes, unison tenors and uni
son Imssos,
Tunoro solo, .1. C. Wluwlo and full choir.
Anthem, "Shout the Glad Tidings,"
Davenport
Solos by Mis. Edith Miirtln-Uutton, Mrs.
G, H. Uthmnn, J. C. Winkle, A. I'llllng,
nnd full choir.
Anthem, "O I.lltle Town of Bethlehem."
Rev. Phillips Brooks
Mis. O. II. Uthmnn and rhnlr.
and rhnlr.
Anthem, "Heboid, T Bring You Good
Tidings," Ooatis
Grand chorale, founded on Isaiah '.i:2.
I.iiki- 2:10. with bass solo by Mr. I'll
llng: ladles' trio, Mrs. Ifutton, Mrs.
lHliman. .Mrs. I'llllng, and full ohnir.
Sol J, f Bethlehem" Shelley
Organist Miss Salome Becker.
St. Luke's Episcopal Church.
The music on Christmas day at St.
Luke's church will be sung by a choir
of twenty-five men and boys, with the
following programme:
Morning Player.
Processional, "Christians Awake,"
Yoikshlre
Venlte Anglican
Te Deum In V Field
Benedlctus In D Field
Holy Communion.
Introit, "The Mnnger Cradle". .NeldlhiRor
Kyrio Schubert
Gloria Tlbl Hughes
Hymn Adeste Fldoles
Offertory,
"Sleep Holy Babe" Adams
"Thus Speakelh the Lord of Hosts,"
Stainer
Sanctus Hughes
Agnus Dei Haynes
Gloria In Exeelsls Haynes
Recossional Mendelssohn
Penn Avenue Baptist Church.
In the Penn Avenue Baptist church
tomorrow Christmas exercises will be
held morning, afternoon and night. The
special music will be rendered by a
choir of thirty voices, under the direc
tion of Haydn Evans, organist and
choir director. In the morning the pas
tor, Rev. R. P. Y. Pierce, D. D.. will
preach on "The Christmas Hope" in the
morning, and "Christmas Every Day"
at night. The musical programme for
the day follows:
MORNING, 10:30 O'CLOCK".
Organ prelude "Allegro," VanEyMier
Prof. Haydn Evans.
Morning Hymn of Praise.
Anthem "Where Is He," Coombs
Solo parts, Mrs. Bruudnge, Mis. Hitch
cock and Mr. Gleeson.
Offertory Solo "Worship Clulst the
Now Born King" Hammond
Mrs. Bruudage.
Congregational Hymn "Welcome, Wel
come, Happy Morn"
(No. 106 Baptist Hymnal, Tune llarwel.)
Anthem "Hark the Glad Song," ..Foster
Congregational Hymn "Hall to the
Lord's Annolnled"
Organ postlude March .....West
AFTERNOON SERVICE.
2:00 p. in. Bible School.
Instrumental prelude
Pianist, Miss Gertrude Long
Chorus "Tho Promise Fulfilled,"
By the School
Singing "Wako O Bethlehem from
Sleep," By tho School
Recitations.
Vocal Solo Miss Clara Haas
Recitations.
Chorus "The Angels' Song."
By the School
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT EXER
CISES. An excellent programme of song and
recitations conducted by sovoral of the
little men and women.
Trio and chorus "Ring Out tho Christ
mas Carols."
Emblematic piece "Thp Christmas
Story." By several young ladies
Duott-"Sweet Guiding Stnr"
Miss Edna M. Moore and Phoebo McQuaw
Tho Christmas offering.
Singing "Chrlstmns Day Farewell,"..
By the School
Anthem "Nativity," Shelly
Duell-"Sweot Christinas Bells," Cramer
Mrs, Brundngp nnd Mrs. Hitchcock.
Offerlory-Solo. "Now Born King" ....
....... ..... , .......L'EspoIr
Mis. Hitchcock.
Congregntlonnl Hymn. "Precious Name,"
Name," No. 181 Baptist Hymnal
Anthem "SIiik o Heavens" Gnul
Congregntlonnl Hymn "I'rcsclous
Name," No. 180 Baptist Hymnal
Organ jWBtludo Saloiul
Providence Presbyterian Church.
Tho Christmas thought will be up
permost tomorrow In all tho services
of the Providence Presbyterian church.
.Musical Director C. F. Whlttomoro will
have churgo of tho muslu of the day.
Rev. Dr. Guild will preach appropriate
Christmas sermons. His morning sub
ject will be "The Invisible and Living
Christ." The Chrlstmns offerings will
be for the home church. The pro
gramme: .MORNING.
Organ Processional In j Bairelt
Mrs. W. C. McDonald.
Anthem-"Arise, Shine, Thy Light Is
Come," iJudley Buck
Full Choir.
Orguu-"Chrlstm,is Offertory," Volkcmar
Organ Postlude In C . St. Sneni
Mrs. W. C. McDonald.
EVENING.
Oi gnn-1'relude hi O Kern
Mrs. W. C. McDonald. i
Anthem "Let Us Now Go to Bcthlo-
1PI Danks
Unison hasseu, Mrs. Carrie Mlilley and
Choir.
Organ Offertory-Intermezzo .. Kelueekn
Anthem "There Were Shepherds,"
lohnson
Full Choir.
Orgun-Postlude In G Calkin
Mrs. W. C. McDonald.
Asbury Methqdist Episcopal Church.
At the Asbury Methodist Episcopal
church, Delaware avenue. Green Ridge,
the services Sunday will be enriched
with music suited to the Christmas
season. This will be rendered by a
choir of thirty voices, under the direc
tion of E. A. Fenstprmacher, organist.
The pastor, Kev. Chnrles Altrccl Ben
jamin, will deliver a Chrlstmns sermon
at the morning service and deliver a
short address at the evening service.
The programme for, Sunday follows:
MORNING, 10.30 O'CLOCK.
Organ Prelude In Bnllmann
E. A. Fenstermaeher.
Anthem, "The New Born King,"
AV. T. Glffe
Choir.
Solo, "Long Ago a Midnight Stialn,"
Hawthorne
-Mrs. M. C. Calkin.
Solo, selected Miss Jessie Polhnmus,
Hymn No. 10.) : Congregation
Organ, ".March C" Merltel
K. A. Fensterinaeher.
- EVENING, 7.3) O'CLOCK.
Organ, "Pastorale" (hy request). .Meikel
E. A. Fenstermaeher.
Anthem, "The King Has Come."
W. E. Murks
Choir.
Hymn No. 1ST Congiesntlon
Duet, "The Babe of Bethlehem,"
, .1. S. Feurlb
Mis. F. E. Stone, Miss Lydla Engrlck.
Solo, "The Song of Ages" Meredith
J. D. Main.
Ladles' aimrtette. "Tho Madonna's
Lullaby" Loi.w.
lli-s jydia EiiKiick, Mrs. Henson, Miss
Benedict, Miss M. Walters.
Anthem, "The Angels Soim" Lorenz
E. A. Weaver, Misses Shook, Pallur, and
Choir.
Male quartette,
MehSi.s. Martin, Leoimid, Weau-r, Trev-
erton.
Anthem. "Tidings of Joy" Bloniqulse
W. T. Troverton and Choir.
Organ, "March" Flagler
E. A. Fensteiniuehrr.
(Ashford); there will be a soprnno soto
by Miss Ada M. AVrlRlitnour, nnd Dr.
Wrlghtnour, the pastor, will pleach a
short sermon appropriate to the sea
son At the evening service, beginning nt
7,30, u chorus of twenty voices will
give the sacred cantata, entitled "Tho
Prince of Peace," by Mrs. Ashford.
Sopranos Mrs. Thomas D. James,
Mrs. Lillian Osbourno, Miss Helen
Fowler, Mrs. J. 3. Wrlghtnour, Miss
Ada M. Wrlghtnour nnd Mrs. William
Williams.
Altos Mrs. Annie Rogers, Miss Ruth
Heddoe, Miss Eva F. Wrlghtnour and
Miss Lttura Davles.
Tenors Chnrles Penny, Dr. T. M.
Sonderllng, Wllllnin W. Evans nnd
Thomas G. Williams.
Bassos E. 12. Lord, sr E. Lord, jr.,
Thomas D. James, William M, Fowler,
Dr. a O. Heddoe and Willis Jones.
Organist nnd Conductor Mrs. 13. G.
Rcddoo.
Washburn Street Presbyterian
Church.
The following programme has been
arranged by Thomas tilppet, choirmas
ter, for tonlorrow's services In the
Wntmtmrn Street Presbyterian church,
The choir will bo nsslsted by Mrs,
Edith Heckel, soprano! Bessie Btack
hotlse, vlollnlsto, and the Bible School
orchestra, under the direction of
George Waters:
MOBNING SERVICE.
Organ Prelude.
Anthem, "A Multitude of Angels,"
Soliuecker
Choir.
Responsive Reading.
Hymn 17.1, "Hark tho Herald,"
i Mendelssohn
Anthem, "Once the Lord In Glory
Lay" Bartlett
Mrs. Hcrkel and Choir.
(Violin obllgntn by MIhh Stnckhousc.)
Duet, "The Lord Is My Light" Buck
Mrs. Heokol nnd Mr. Glppcl.
Tenor solo, selected Mr. Glppcl
Postlude.
EVENING SERVICE, 7,30.
Prelude, selected .Orchestra
Gloria, from Twelfth Mass Mozart
Choir, with Orchestra Accompaniment.
Hymn No.. 176. "Yorkshire."
Soprano solo, "Avo Mario" Gounod
Mrs. Heckel.
Offertory, selected Orchestra
Anthem, "Chrlstmus Bells" Bartlett
Mrs. Heckel and Choir.
(Violin obllgato by Miss Stackhouse.)
Sermon.
Anthem, "Prnlso Yo the Father,"
Gounod
Choir with Orchestra Accompnnlinent.
Tenor solo, "Victory" Neidlinger
Mr. Glppcl.
Hymn No. 1S7.
Postlude.
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;: The Tide of Holiday Trade
Is rushing our way, in a steady, J
unbroken stream, because the people
jj have found that we've got the goods .
jj they want at prices that make buying ! '
y au aiucu iv-aoutt. all
Inste ad of Pur chasing
Many Christmas Gifts
Would'ntjt be wiser to deposit, at least half
your intended appropriation, to the credit of your
self, or some ni;mbir of your tamily, in the
Merchants $ Mechanics Bank
You would thank us for this advice, when the
Holidays have passed.
SPRUCE STREET.
On s.ivIiirs arrnunti 3
frr lent. Interest is paid
froai the day of deposit.
Handkerchiefs,
Leather Goods,
Good Jewelry,
Art Needlework,
Warranted Gloves,
Fine Perfumery,
Table Linens,
Dress Patterns;
Waist Patterns,
Ladies' Neckwear,
Men's Furnishings,
Knit Goods,
Fine Fur Sets,
Swell Hosiery,
New Silk Waists,
Children's Dresses,
Coats and Suits,
Bric-a-Brac,
Good Underwear.
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Caps and
For
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Sick Headache, Constipation, Wind,
Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion,
Disordered Liver & Female Ailments.
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uwvuuiuuTOiitn lui&i num uyerj
1 every where in boxes, 10c. and 25o.
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J Have You ALL
I Your Christmas Presents.
Isn't there some one you ought to remember ?
If so, here nre a few things, just as sugges
tions, that would help solve the Christmas
problem,
Sheet Music or music hooks are very welcome
to anyone who plays. We have the latest oper
atic pieces and popular successes and the stand
ard works as well.
Violins, Mandolins, Banjos and Guitars at
prices from $3.50 to $50.00, nd all the smaller
musical Instruments at all sorts' of prices from
five cents up, Some of these would please any
boy, Come in and let, us show you,
jN. A. HULBERT
117 Wyoming Avenue.
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First German Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The Christmas service of the First
German Methodist Episcopal chuirh,
at Ailams avenue and Vine street, will
be held Christmas morning at 10
o'clock, and In the evening the Sun
day school will have Its Chrlstmns fes
tival. On Friday evening the Taylor Ave
nue Sunday school will celebrate Its
Christmas festival.
Jackson Street Baptist Church.
Services In keeping with the Christ
mas season will be conducted at the
Jackson Street Baptist church tomor
row. The following special musical
programme will be observed:
MOrtNING, 10,30 O'CLOCK,
Doxnlogy.
Lord's Prayer In unison.
Psalm 118, responsive.
Hymn, "Joy to the World".. Congregation
Scripture Lesson.
Anthem, "It Came Upon the Midnight,
Clear" Steleuskl
Prayer.
Jlule chorus, "Star of Bethlehem,"
Wilson
Sermon, "Christmas Joys" Pastor
Hymn, "Hall to the Lord's Anointed!"
Prayer.
Ttenedlctlon,
J3V13NINO, 7 O'CLOCK.
Praise aud Song service.
Twenty-third Psalm, In unison.
Anthem. "Your Voices liaise Ye,"
Wlesunil
l'rnyor.
Jtalo choius, "TIs Mldnlaht" Wilson
Solo, "Wondrous Story" Lemuo
Miss K. Heddoe.
Anthem. "Arise, Shine, for the Light
Is Come" Lloyd
Addiess ,.,,,,.,, Pastor
Hymn, "All Hall thu Power of Jesus
Knmo" Congregation
Sopranos Mrs. Thomas Matthias, Mrs,
J, Harris, Mrs. K. Lake, Miss Kdlth Hed
doe, Minxes Luwls, Jones, Lewis, Shawl,
Seymour, Neat, (Iridium.
Altoh Mis. Williams, Missus Do Oru
chy, Thomas, Nlchnlls, Jlediloe, Davis,
I.aneo, Davis.
Tenon. William Davis, Messrs, Kvnns,
Matthias, Davis, Williams, Lowls, Thom
as, Davis, Kllas,
Jlassos Messrs, Hui rls. Lloyd. Jones,
Watklns, Lewis, Jones, Lewis, Edwards,
Davis.
Embury Methodist Episcopal.
The choir of the Knibury Jlethodlst
Episcopal church, under the direction
of W. M. Prestwood, will lender the
following programme Sunday;
Anthem "Hark the Herald Angels
THEHE'S PLENTY OF COMMON SENSE IN A GIFT
OF THIS SORT, AND OUR CONSISTENTLY LOW
PRICES BRINGS THE GIVING OF SUCH GIFTS WITH
IN THE PURSE. LIMIT OF EVERY WAGE EARNER.
We Give Green Trading Stamps, Remember !
CONRAD'S
305 Lackawanna Avenue.
Our line is incomparable, finer and more varied
than any other shown in tnis city, and prices are Jf
aiiugt-iiici 111 iiic uuyci a lavui.
Yellow Trading Stamps are the
same as cash Here. Buy your
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Whether you wish to buy or not, come in
and examine things; see the splendid line; ask
the clerks to explain their meritorious points
remember, we are at your service. Here's d
suggestive list for gour convenience:
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Duet part.
,, Ashford
and Lain a
David iieeclium
Stubblellno,
Hymn No. 184 "Wonderfijl Counselor,"
Morrison
Hymn No. !W "God Incarnate,''
.1 ,. Wesley
Olfertory , , Slay Lewis
Anthem "Blng, O Sing This Blessed
.Mom," , ....Kvuns
Solo part, John Williams.
Anthem "Behold I HrliiB You Good
TldliiKU," w Mcl'liall
Duet parts, Mary Vaisons and Bessie
Dlehl.
First Baptist Church.
Tomorrow will lie observed at the
First Haptlst church, South Main uve
nue, In a speelnl muniier, with exer
cises appropriate to the Christmas scu
tum. At the morning service nt 10.30,
a printed responsive Christmas exer?
else will bo ubed; the choir will render
the anthem, "To Hethlehem Hasten"
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U9 Franklin Avenue,
Watches
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SILVKK Ouaranteed ino e
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O K N T LUMEN1 S GOLD
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LADIKS' GOLD FILLRD 2.1
year guarantee: Crescent or
Boss cases: from $15.00 up.
LADIES' SOLID HOLD
From $25,00 up.
Rings
DIAMOND Tiffany or Belch
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Brooches
GOLD FILLED 30c,
$1.50, $2.00, $2.50.
$1.00,
SOLID
$3.0u.
GOLD $3.50, $4.50,
SOLID GOLD (with pearl In
laying), $0.50 to $40.00.
Make it a point to see our display of
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The finest Glass in the world.
R.
M. VAIL,
401 Spruce Street.
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ith the greatest of pleasure we will take you to the enlj
in town wliere you can purchase tiurrows rortaole iillllaru ant
and Pool tables, come with us to Florey & Brooks large Sportir
Goods and Camera Store, 533 and 524 Spruce, they have a regulJ
Santa Ulaus iuppy nousc, come and see.
Opening Evenings.
Florey & Brooks,
22'S24 Spruce Street,
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