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THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY DECEMBER 23 1908 j I 2 l I Special Christmas Services m All MERITORIOUS IBOGBATM1TRS Members of All Denominations Will Sound Their Praise In Joyous Suns III Their Rciipectlve Temples of AVomlii Chairs Have IJetm AiiK- mciitoil for the Occasion A special feature during the coming week will be ties Chrtetmes wMte at the various chuichjus both te4ay and on Christmas Day AH of the principal hurdie of the city have made efforts i have the choral rid of their Christ inas service rich and onate In many as special aingers have bout and la almost every church rehearsals i r these Christmastide services have been wing on for a long time The result is that lovers of the best in sacMd music and the religion theme has always pruned the highest iaceiratton to com- posers will have an embarrassment of riches to choose from With beautiful Instrumental music and with choral songs of great beauty the churches will rijojad with T of gladness hailing the btrtisftay of Tin Saviour of mankind Hut tile betel Ittoty to the newbora King Woe on ith Ki awrcyvuld God ud neoaeBea New York Avenue Presbyterian- The New York Avenue Presbyterian t hunch choir will sing Sunday moroing Harris Now to Come Salvation WhttJ- LKS While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Wight Arfeste Fidelis seventeenth century and Wittte Carol lu the evening will be sung Geihels The Nativity a Christmas caniata with 1 imiliar Christmas hymns The choir te- niposed of Mrs W H SMrOW anl Mrs Clifton sopbanos Miss Pauline v hitaker contralto A J Hudson bona mil L Scantling tenor Anton Rasper violin and J Porter Lawrence organist ind precentor Tomorrow at tJB p m there will be iii ntertahwnent at which the following will take part Rosetta Brice Evelyn- J nes Robert Morris Howard Somer well Helen Bovee Gladys Culbertson Caroline Dailee Adelaide Danenhower Elizabeth Hubbard Margaret Lamer K Ira nor Mos s Evelyn Newcomb Elsa Ititner Dorothy Schaaf Florence TbeUa Katherine Tonge Agnes Trowbrtdg- ejtlM Trowbridge Gertrude Wiber Mary Williamson Robin Young Warren Baker Thomas Billingsley Harry Byers Wil- liam Danenhower Edwin Hubbard An ony Janus Norman Lynch WIlliam Iaxton Charles Seen and VJnsted The committees in charge an composed Mrs H C Johnson Mm Jennette r Miss Junhua Lusk Pull W Fish i i ugh Miss Florence and Mrs Ed- ward Tarring Church of the Bi iiiliaiiy following programme of music will 1 Riven on Christmas Day at the Church i the Epiphany Protestant Episcopal at v a m Processional hymn Ymite in C Trimnel Gloria Trimnel and HoMen Te Deum in C t Sehnecker Benedhrtus In A Woodward Intrfttt anthem Stag 0 A R Gaul Gloria Till rftainer hymn O Little Town Red litri offertory anthem While Sbep- iirds Watched Martin recessional hymn Angels From the Realms Smart Tu personnel of the Epiphany choir hi- s follows LUltan Halley r rano Miss Rosalie Holberg contralto Luehkert barytone Chorus Misses amberlaln English Goldsborouarh G r- irh Huyett Hannen Johnston Und v Mueller Mareen McKee Saffold sm des Taylor Towlea Thyson Mrs ii Camp Mrs W B Patterson Mrs J W Anderson Messrs Beach Currie Gardner Hoover Latimer Spring r Swart Towles Traylor organist Otis I Swett assistant choirmaster James Traylor choirmaster Bdmood A Var la Rylanrt 3f B Church Christmas service will be celebrated at liyland M E Church Tenth and D Greets southwest this morning and The following stagers win partici Sopranos MIlton Miss Mary Brewer Mrs M C Haxea Miss Gertrude B McGill Miss Hasel Tune Miss Maude Donaldson Miss Marion L wis altos Miss Florence M Cornwall Miss Mary Donaldson Miss Alice Donald s n Muss Ada 9 Spence Mrs Frank B lilmore Miss Elsa Mrs J Ham mond Brewer tenors E M Hall W H Fcarnow J A Garner W M Leonard H Brewer George Lawrence E Yount bassos Goddina Huggins and J U CathelL Soloists Mrs Milton Odeil Miss Elsa Sweet Mrs J H Brewer Miss Florence Cornwall E M Hall George Lawrence Organist Miss Sadie B White director E H Hall Church of the Xovr Jerusalem The Church of the New Jerusalem has arranged the following programme Sun day school festival tomorrow evening at 430 in the church with procession carols and recitations Christmas morn ing there win be service at 11 oclock with sermon and Holy Communion The music will include Come Hither Ye Faithful Sanctus Gounod Glory to Pergoiesi Benedictus GOchrist 0 That Brmgest Good Tidings Arthur Foote The quartet consists of Miry Gibson soprano Mrs Pier noe B Humohrey contralto Frederic Sillers tenor and William M Shuster buss and director The organist is Mhw Maud G Sewall Trinity M H Church At Trinity M E Chwreh earner Fifth street stud Seward senare southeast Rev H S France D D pastor the follow- ing programme will be given Morning rvice Anthem When Jesus Was Horn in Bethlehem anthem And There Were Shepherds soprano solo The Birthday of a Kinp Anthem Glory d in the Highest anthems from can ta of Bethlehem A Saviour Christ Lord Unto Us a Child te Born i nor solo The Newborn King Mtes Laura Black soprano iss Margaret W Standiford alto Ed if Jones tenor and Wttttam H Barn olt boss William K Cohen Je organist and director Min rlit ain i in Jlonnslcry Franciscan Monastery Mount Saint pulchere BrocJctend will hesta lis Christmas services at H oclock Monday iiiKht with the chanting ef the T Down nil Matins At 13 oclock midnight there will be a cwiebratton of high mass ilurinj which the students of the will render in Gregorian chant Miss de AngeBs After the mass Iirocoisjfon to the Grotto of Bethlehem form l by the clergy and laity in which the entries the figure of the infant J Tff T frtsrs will sing Christ PROMISE FIRE MUSIC 8 f B- ah Keen clock I I I to Vat Itt Ode J Too ZIon Mettle to- t uartet < epos t tuteearld and- nity cans asset loot finis s C tiny The lip ovens t even- ing Mrs S t S Evening ser t c mon- astery tat 1 > ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < > ro s hymns mt tv WILY t the grotto Arrived t thW shier oC the Nativity the deacon will situ the gospel and place tiM figure of the infant Jesus on the straw in the manger Foiknving this ceremony which is same as per- formed in Bethlehem two low masses will be saM on the altar in the grotto by the celeerant of the midnight mass Low masses will 1 saW at 6J8 7 7 S and 8tt a m At 9 oclock the second solemn deb maai win be cele vmfipd Solemn vespers and benedictio- nat l3t la the afternoon after which general absolution will be given to the members of the Third Order of St Francis and the relic of St Anthony PX posed to the veneration of the public The church will be richly decorated with palms and potted plants To accommo date those who attend the mjdnight mass three or four ears will leave for Washington at 2 a m Will Celebrate First Mnnn The lust mass will s in the new- ly erected parish hall of Our of rTctoty on Christmas morning at oclock Rev M F Yinpiiag pastor of the new church will ofitciate The choir under the direction of Miss Nellie Sul hat Is making special preparations for the ceremony ChriKtiiins Manic at St AloyMns Mass will be celebrated at a a m at St Aloysius Church At the solemn high mass at tt15 oclock sung in the pres- ence of the apostolic delegate Mgr D Falconio the following programme will be rendered Processional introducing Adeste Fldelta Mtasa Solennelte offertory Tui Sunt Coell by FUke The choir consists of S J Kubel organist and director Mrs Hattie Meads 9mith Mrs John Humphrey Dr W M Krmball A W Mrs W Wil- marth Mrs H Williams Mrs H Hart Misses Mabel Reeves Galtenn Mary Walsh Julia BetAeM Margwritt Sweeny Mary ODea Regina Baptista and Nellie ODea C W Guest Raymond Messer Thomas H Maxwell Arthur N Gardner W H Parker Ernest Kuix1 and G CMk At the Gospel Mtsetoe 1291 Christmas will be observed by a praise service at 11 oclock m the morn Iqg daring which will b presented to all who attend Also at 741 p m when the service wilt be one of special Christmas interest St Jolmf Church At St Johns Church at morning prayer at 11 oclock the special music win b Processional hymn O Come nil y Falthfur Reading the Venhe Exut nun Domino Gloria Patti Te Deum- Lauoamus We Praise Thee 0 God The communion music will be that from the service by Stainer Custancr j Bal1 ys Introit anthem Glory to God in the Highest and Mendelssohns Hark the Herald Angels Sing There will be a special choral evensong at 415 today at which the Anglican chants Magnificat and Nuns Dtmtttm in B flat as ar- ranged by Phillips will be suns besides music by Reading Tails Willis Field Bamby and HalL The recessional hymn will be Angela from the Realms ef Glory by Smart Second Baptist Church At the Second Baptist Church the Christmas musk will begin with HanoeTs prelude from The Meastaa The fol- lowing programme of music win be by a choir of forty votcee O Come all ye Faithful J A Schuecker Nativity Lo m the Eastern Sky H R Shel ley Adeste Fldeies O Come all ye Faithful NoveUo offertory organ Cantique de Noel Adolph Adam Christmas double chorus H R Shel- ley and organ postlude Hallelujah Chorus from Messiah HandeL The solo parts will be sung by Mrs E Hx Swans soprano Miss Nannie 3L Insoel contralto Mr D J Gaatt tenor and Mr William A Weber basso Mr CharTa Haydn Chase is the organist and Christ Church Georgetown- At Christ Church Georgetown the spe- cial Christmas music at the services to- day win be Processional Christians Awake fWainwright VenKe hi A Dudley Buck Festival Te Deum tonal Angels from the Realms of Glory Smart The soloists win be Beulah Luxen soprano Emma Houchen contralto Roger Moore Stuart tenor and S Percy Thompson baritone Holy Trinity At Holy Trinity Church on Christmas Day seimen high mass will be celebrated at i oclock a m by the pastor Rev Thomas S Marlin s J assisted by the Rev Joseph M Woods professor of cede slastioal history at Woodstock College as deacon and tbe Rev Joseph Brie S J as subdeacon Low masses wilt be offered continuously thereafter until 11 oclock when solemn high mass will be celebrated by the Rev Alphonso Coppens S J as- sisted by priests and scholastics from Georgetown College The music will be under the direction of Mr George Her- bert Wells organist and choirmaster and will be rendered by the surpliced choir of boys and men Mrs John T Brasiuc win assist in both solo and accompaniment on the harp The programmes of choir music will be as follows At 5 oclock Mtesa- Sotemnfe in honorem S Ignatii Loyola George Herbert Wells iatroitus Domi- nus dixit ad me graduate Tecum prin- cipiam offertorium Laetentur coeli mqtef Adeste Udeies eommunto In sanctorum post mteeam- O Holy Night At 11 oclock Introitue Poem natus elK noble graduale Vktemnt oases fines terra offertorium Tnt aunt cecil motet Adeste fldelte communio V- Iderunt omnee Anes terrae post Dies Jsta coHtur Laudate Dominum St InnlM P E Church At St Pauls P E Church Rock Creek perish the Christmas musical progif will Processional anthem Bethlehem While Shepherds Watch Their Flocks H N Bartlett VenTte Bennetts chant in B flat Gloria PAwl Van Laer in A fit Bruche in C and Harass in C Te Deum Dudley Buck mD short G B Nevin In B flat introit an- them O Little Town of Bethlehem a B HAwley Kyrie eteison F Schilling No 2 Gloria Tibi F Schilling No 2 Hymn H It came upon the midnight clear Gloria Patri G B Nevin in B tint offertory anthem Arise Shine Dudley Buck in E flat offertory verso Praise God from whom all blessings flow Sanctus Spohr in G communion hymn And now 0 Father mindful of the love that bought us Gloria in Ex- oelsis old chant Del G H Loud in D recessional Hymn B Shout the glad tidings exultingly Choir Miss Ancella B Fisher soprano Mrs Eleanora Burgess alto Mr Frederic Sei bold tenor Mr George F D Rollings bass Mr James W Cheney organist and director Calvary Baptist Church The Calvary Baptist Church at Its U oclock service today will have the Break Forth Into Joy and L Have Longed for Thy Salvation an alto sefot The Song Sublime and violin solos Sarabande PBciair and Le Cygne SaintSaens At the evening ser vice at 7J the anthem will b There Were Shepherds Be Glad 0 and The Infant King A tenor solo will be The Birthday of a King and Latos violin solo Remanee will be rendered Mr William Morse Rum mel is the violinist Arthur D Mayo the I organist The ckafa is eag Teeefl ol Mrs Bro klm1 held Lady b- PI I Porter ate Pennsylvania laved I Ja- B m be Jubi- late sing t the 1 B gifts aid sung choir- master min a bus isaam r mine gnus an- thems Right- eous ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ UNDER THE MISTLETOE H D Deyo soprano Mrs Ralph P Bar nard alto Mr W D McFartend tenor and J Henry Kaiser beat Metropolitan Church At the Metreoopta Presbyterian Church the programme today will be Morning Sing O Heavens Simper Hark What Mean Those Holy Voteee Welder bass solo The Anthem Ce tesUal Adams with violin obligate by Miss Annette Miller Angels from the Realms of Glory Schnecker Evening Christmas carol SPent Night Holy Night Haydn Birthday of a King Neidlmger soprano solo Hail to the King Burietgh Hark Hark My Soul Shelley The quartet te com- posed of Miss Ada Birch soprano Min Frances Bethune contralto Mr Harry H Campbell basso Mr Thomas L Jones tenor and director Org ntet Miss JeMte B F Grant At the evening aerrlee the quartet will be assisted by Mrs A H Bates soprano The Foundry Methodist At Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church today the special features at the morn ing service will be Beeak Forth Into Joy Ambrose and Shelleys Christ- mas sung by Herbert D Lawson The evenhnr service will be full choral sung by Mrs Otte D Swett Mrs Charlotte Ltppitt contralto Mr Alexan- der Maher tenor and Mr Lawson basso and director St Pauls Lutheran Today at Pauls English Chorea the quartet will sing Bucks Foe tlval Te Dent la B minor StAg 0 Heavens by Tours and 0 Holy Night by Adam The trio for soprano tenor and bus from SaintSaens new Oratorio de Noel will be given arranged with English words The soprano and tenor sing the duet from Parkers cantata The Holy the will sing Nazareth by Gounod and Neidlingers Manger Cradle will be the con- tralto Mr Otto Gatunann will play- a vioRn solo at the evening service at which Mr Huddle will read The Monk Felix by Longfellow arranged as a tone poem the music by Carew The organ numbers will include Pastorale by Lemare the Apertis thesaurte nuts obtuterant Magi Domino aurum thus et myrrhum from the overture to Franz LteMs Chrtetua Pastorale by Chami made and Concert Overture in C minor Hoillns The personnel of the quartet te Mrs Theodore T Apple soprano Miss Flora Bernheimer contralto Mr How ard Butterworth tenor and Mr Theo dore T Apple bass Mr Lewis Corning Atwater is organist and director St Pauls Eplncopnl This evening a special service will be given at St Pauls Episcopal Church Twentythird street northwest The music will consist of an organ recital beginning at 715 given by Edgar Priest followed by a Christmas service of carols and anthems The choir at this church has made remarkable progress during the past few months and Mr Priest has proved himself thoroughly capable as an organist and choir trainer St Marks Church The Christmas musical programme at St Marks Church Third and A streets southeast will include Full Communion Service la A by De Offeo Brown Te Deum in B flat by Stanford and offer- tory anthem Hark What Means Those Holy Voices by J Edgar Birch The choir consists of Drury PatcheU soprano G V Blakeney tenor and Charles F Poberts bass At St Peters St Peters Roman Catholic Church corner of Second and C streets southeast Solemn high mass at 5 oclock a m The choir Under the direction of Miss Hattie M Ritchie and Miss Catharine Mc Kcnna organist will render the follow- ing programme 0 Holy Night Wiegand Mozarts Twolfth Mass violin solo by Mr Dominlco Stanasci Vent Creator contralto solo Mrs James H Golden offiertorium Josu Re demptor Omnium Glorga Adeste FtdeUs Novello After the mass Glory to God Dieman- St Tliomas Church At St Thomas Church Rev C Ernest Smith D D D C L rector the fol- lowing programme of Christmas music will be rendered at the 11 oclock service on Christmas Day by the St Thomas choir of thirtyfour voices Processional hymn 0 Come All Ye Faithful Venite in C D um festival in C Jubilate in A Introit anthem Sing 0 Heavens Syrie In A hymn 0 Little Town of Bethlehem offertory anthem Arise Shine for Thy Light Is Come The solo quartet Is composed of the soprano St Lutheran will lo I Te fol- Child bass ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ lowing Soprano Miss Nina McEwan contralto A Day tenor Mr Harry Stevens bass Mr Willam D Hoover librarian Mr Marshall Outhent organist Mrs H A Rehhtes choirmas- ter JCdmund A Varehx Lutheran Dlcnifirial The choir of the Lutheran Memorial Church wffl render the foUowtaf Chrtet- mas programme on the Sunday before and the Sunday after Christmas There Were Shepherds Abiding to the Field Vincent The Glad Tidings Brewer Behold I Bring You Good Tissasja- Oelbel Christians Awake Schnecker There Were Shepherds Buck Fes- tival Gloria Patria Wtikfleid Mtes BOa C Butler will preside at the organ The choir te under the direction of Mr B Easby Trinity At Trinity Episcopal Ctmrcfa th- Chrteunas music today will he rendered- at the U octock service by a choir of thirty valet Mr Oscar Franklin Com stock organist The programnM will be Processional Hark the Herald Angels Sins Mendelssohn Venite Anglican chant Mornington Te Deum and Bene dictus in D Field introit hymn Angels from the Realms of Glory Smart Kyrie and Gloria Tlbi from service In D Field sermon hymn O Come All Ye Faith ful Reading offertory Behojd I Bring You Good Tidings Barnby presentation All Kings Come of Thee Altelulta Whitney Sanctus from service in D Field communion hymn And Now 0 Father Monk Gloria In Kxeeiate and Mac Dimittte Vincent A New Cantata This evening a cantata which te new to this city and comparatively brief ac well as melodious will he by the choir of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church The eempositiom which te by Gelbel is twilled Nativity St Matthews Church U St Matthews Catholic Church solemn high will be sung on Christ- mas Day the music by the regular choir It will comprise selections from Haydn Sixth and Third masses At the offer- tory Novallos Adeste Fideles will be sung LODGES MAY NOT CONFISCATE Must Obey laws as to Property Rights Says Judge Qlabaugh Rules Army nand Navy Union in Suit to Compel Harry Garrison to Surrender Funds A question of importance to organiza- tion having subordinate bodies by Chief Justice Clabaugh yester- day in the case of the Army and Navy Union of the United States against the Regular Army and Navy Union of the United He decided that bylaws of organisations must always give way to the laws of the land and that bylaws are of binding force between the mem bers until they are called in question in which case the courts determine the va- lidity of these bylaws The complaint was that the Regular Army and Navy Union was incorporated- by act ef Congress and that it had subor- dinate branches called garrisons who received their charters from the national body and were subject to its constitu- tion and bylaws It is declared that the William F Barry Garrison was one of the subordinate garrisons and that on September 27 1909 at a special meeting K motion was adopted to secede from the Army and Navy Union and Join the Reg ular Army and Navy Union At this meet ing it Is claimed the Barry Garrison mem bers were into the new organi- zation thereby ceasing to be members- of the other garrison The complainant contends it was the duty of these members to turn over nil the money of their garrison to the Army and Navy Union which they however declined to de The Army anti Navy Union In consequence asked the court that the Regular Army and Navy Union bar restrained and that the Barry Garri- son be required to turn over its funds to the Army and Navy Union Chief Justice Clabaugh stated that a higher body cannot confiscate the prop erty of one of its subordinate orders or garrisons and that the complainant hiss no right to continents the property of Barry Garrison by requiring It to turn over its funds to it Wolf Rosen berg appeared as counsel for the defend u Mrs L T Episcopal The Against de- cided State ants song mast was mustered e ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ JOINS FOREIGN FORESTERS United States to Become Member of International Society To Standardize Experimental Work Generally nail Discuss Subjeotn of Mutual Interest Te standardise experimental work aen- eraBy so that the methods of investiga- tion in each country will be uniform and to collaborate in researches affecting two or more countries interested the Forest Service of the United States goyernment- tional Association of Forest Kxpertment Station Other countries represented m the association are Germany France Austria Italy and Swltaertand the leading countries in the practice of scientific forestry A part of the plan of cooperation te the mutual exchange and dteeusston of forest publications and the conventions of the association will give opportunity- for the discussion of international problem for personal contact with for- eign and for promoting the feel- ing of fellowship among workers in a common field Official recognition of the progress achieved to experimental forestry in the United State was made in the invitation extended to the Forester by Dr A Buhter director of the Royal Wurttemberg Forest Testing Laboratory at Tubingen Ger- many In his letter Dr Bahier said In inviting the United State to Join the I am but expressing the gen- eral desire You have accomplished so much and have taken so capable a bold on Investigations that the work of the association would be furthered by your membership The Foresters letter of acceptance ap- proved by the Secretary et Agriculture te in part as follows The Forest Service has always been deeply interested in the admirable work of the European experiment stations which have been such an Important fac- tor In raising forestry from pure empirics to the position of a true science Our own problems though exceedingly vital to us have until recently had only a local interest and for this reason I thought best to refrain from participat- ing in the general scientific work of the international association Now however a number of woodtesting stations are well organised other laboratory work te well under way and the 1270011090 acres of forest reserves with whose management rLs Forest Service is charged offer op- portunities for many investigations which may contribute to the progress of our science- I shall therefore be very glad to have the Forest Service of the United States Department of Agriculture become a member of the International Association of Forest Experiment Stations and promise a active participation la Its work as circumstances will permit Jlloclcru Maccabees of District An event of special interest to the Knights of the Modern Maccabees of the District was held at Northeast Tem- ple December 11 the occasion being a big class initiation A large number of candidates reolred the degree A num ber of members of the order from sev- eral States were present Progressive Tent No 1H5 Knights of the Modern Maccabees of the District elected the following officer for the on suing term H M Gibson P C W B Porter commander J T Coffer lieu- tenant commander L R Meladoe R K T B Tyler F G R ONeal chap- lain J C Keppler sergeant L R Payne M A A D Taylor first guard- G A Patterson second guard J H Deg ney sentinel J G Connor picket To Give Complimentary Smoker The annual election of officers of the Holy Name Society of St Josephs Parish was held at the last monthly meeting The who served the society dur ing the past year were unanimously as follows Michael D Schaefer president John J Higgins vice president Richard A Curtin secretary and An thony Schladt treasurer Arrangements are being made by the society to tender the gentlemen of the congregation a com- plimentary smoker Wednesday January 9 Order The Washington Herald de- livered at your residence Sun day e tier month Telephone Main ib become a the K officers ree- lected Is member of Interns Russia le cis rs ass- ociation ted l 31b1- t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ STUDENTS ENACT PLAY Julius Caesar Presented at Carroll Institute hall Something out of the usual run of Christmas entertainments was given by the Azarte Literary Society of St Johns Coulee evening hi Carroll Institute when Julius Caesar was given by a good amateur cast composed of the col- lege keys Costume and scenery were unusually good The east was a large one compels lug thirty members and players won much applause President Bernard P Hessler made an introductory of welcome asking for leniency and wishing every one a merry Christmas A chorus composed of the younger rendered selections be- tween the acts PREPARE FOR NEXT YEAR Club Girls tteUlmlliiijc Spirit of Self betterment Regardless of the fact that preparations- for the Yuletide are in full swing the work of Wlmodaughate te not at a stand- still Plans for January are being welt sad it te anticipated that with the begmnmt of the New Year enthusiasm and app spirit will be rekindled to the head of all woman win are striving for their own educational and social bet- terment Two new classes are to be termed One an evening dressmaking elms and the other a for the study of English grammar with Eva Nor ersss a teacher ODeas euchre on January 5 te an event which It Is hoped may be successful Suitable prizes have been procured and some of the club girls will be on hand to help serve the refreshment A course of Shakespearean lectures oa the English historical to Thus oay evening by Prof Gerry Ofllccrs Receive Presents Mrs Jeannette R Newton worthy grand matron of the Order ef the Zest era Star installed the following officers of Zither Chapter a E a No 5 test Thursday evening Celia Atchison worthy matron Warren D Fales worthy patron Harriet B Crump associate matron Emma E Riley cousins tress Mrs Alice R Bradley associate conductress Mr Eitte A Roberts Adah Emma R Walter Ruth Mrs Emma- R Will Esther Corinne Hay Mar- tha Roe E Flood Elects Mrs Freddie E BaBey warder Mrs Josh Riddle marshal Mrs Miriam W Gordon chaplain Mrs Clara J Abbott organist- J Wlittam Lucas sentinel flutist the programme Mrs Pearl B Parsons the retiring worthy matron wa presented with a handsome candelabra and a past owcers Jewel and Melvin A Werte the retMng worthy patron re- ceived a beautiful dropttght Esther Chap ter being the banner chapter of the order for UK in this jurisdiction the retiring oaken were congratulated and highly complimented for their seal and signal success Many prominent members of the order were present and participated in the ceremonies of the occasion winch con- clude with a supper m the hanejet hall under the direction of Wallace C Streeter as toastmaster Confer Chiefs Degree The Wigwam of Sioux Tribe No IS Improved Order of Red Men tlO avenue northwest well Oiled with members and visitors in at- tendance at the regular burning of the council Are last Tuesday Sleep Hunt IDA Moon The chiefs degree with characteristic and strict Officers for the ensuing term were elected as follows Frank L Snow sachem H L Wagner senior sagamore Jefferson Dads Junior saga more Lewis D Fetrie chief ef records Charles L4mbach collector of wam- pum F Nicholson keeper of wampum H JE Wheeler trlistee representatives to Great Council H A Brem W A Andrews and F L Snow The enlcere will be publicly installed oa the eight sleep Cold Moon G S D 41C common era January S with Deputy Great Sachem James W Allison as ofllciating chief assisted by a full staff of deputy great chiefs A musical and literary entertainment will follow the Installation The com- mittee on entertainment are B C Wheelef James W Allison and Leads I Petrie Pat Sachem Solomon of Cleveland Ohio assisted in the degree work Past Sachem Armstrong of Bal- timore Mid made an address on good of the order To Hold Joint Installation Frederick Douglass Post No 21 De- partment of the Potomac elected the fol- lowing omcere to serve for year Com- mander J N Mayne senior vice com- mander B F Davis junior vice com- mander Edward Brooks quartermaster J T Layton surgeon Lee Peterson chaplain J C Stewart officer of the day Alexander Ogteaby oOteer of the guard- T J Jones representatives to the annual encampment Alexander Freeman and Alexander Ogtesby alternates E Brooks and J C Hart Edward Brooks Alexan der Ogieeby and Alexander Freeman were appointed a committee to confer with the ladles of the O P Morton W R C No 1 in reference to a joint stallatkm of officers in January Lodge Presents Musters Jewel At a special meeting of Federal Lodge No 1 F A A M held last Tuesday the following were installed for the ensuing year Past Master Harry M McDade acting as installing omcer Mas- ter Harry D Easterbrook senior war den Percy G Smith junior warden George H Townsend secretary Goodwin- Y At Lee treasurer Winnekl S Jenke marshal Willard S Robbing senior dea con A Ralph Serven junior deacon William A Harries senior steward Will- iam T Richardson Junior steward Henry V TuMoch tyler J Richard Rig gles organteJU O A Dn nbaXer Rev John C Hawk The retiring master Joseph R Fague was presented with a handsome past masters Jewel the presentation speech being made by Put Master William R SheW Visit of Grand Lodge Officers Grand Lodge officers of the L O O F paid their annual visit to Golden Rule Lodge No 21 last Tuesday night were made by Congressman J T Lloyd of Missouri Rev Weston Bnmo Dr Beebe and Vice Grand Charles Car- ter John W HolHdey was toastmaster and C H Dailey W B Irvin and J C R Main acted as reception committee The following officers were elected for the ensuing six months Noble grand Will- iam J Rogers vice grand W S Kelser recording secretary Joseph Burroughs financial secretary C B Bartlett James H Crew Discuss Quarterly Convention The Womans Christian Temperance Union met in executive session morning at headquarters 522 F street northwest the main topic of the meet- ing being the session of the quarterly con- vention January 11 1D07 which is to con- vene at the Mount Pleasant Congrega- tional Church Fourteenth and Columbia road Mrs Don P Blaine was elected dis- trict organiser It was voted to buy chairs for another one of the dub rooms of the building and many other busyness plans were discussed Jut Hall tile boys clam Miss being Oft Miss Mrs Ira was was tor eDaette INn IR officers chap- lain address laMe Miss drama given Miss Miss yrs Penn- sylvania con- ferred holding Ad- dresses treas- urer Wednes- day ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ IntermediatcOrgaiiizationls WILLIAM GIBBONS PRESIDENT Von Votrt Follows ttacnmplc of IiK Predecessor nail Quits the United Society for IrenliytorlnuM- iHMionN William Skew In Chosen In Ills 1 lace Indorse Tivo Plans An intermediate Christian Society has been organised in the CHerte- rPtwsQrterlan Church with WOHnin SeV as president Rita Coon as 9tettt if and Ralph W Norris as acting snnertnv tendent Miss Emma Rohey baj seen etaue- nreeineiit f the Christian 9e clety of the Anacostia Baptist Church A important meeting of the ejusctttlre- eotnmfUM of the board of trustees the United Society of Christian was recently held in Boston and was at- tended by Rev Dr F D Power of tfess city Von Ogden Vogt presented hnti resignation as general secretary to enter tht strviOB f the Presbyterian home ales board It is a coincidence that M- Vogts predecessor John Willis Beer also left the united society to take up the work of Presbyterian missions Mr Baer recently retired from that work w accept the nresMencr of OrcM tal Jet lege Loa Angeles Cnl- la the three years that Mr Fort was general secretary of the iiilUmH CM Endeavor organisation he won dm affection of Endeavorers all seer country He is a collegebred young and appeals strongly to young peonlr fluting hte term of service there JIM neen a net gain of over MM Christian Bn societies VlllIniu ShaTT Secretary- At the meeting William Shaw wag chosen to fill the vacant secretajjship Mr Shaw has been identified with the Christian Endeavor movement almost from the beginning and has served tar several yeas as treasurer of the Society H N Lathfop a listing Bap- tist layman and business man of boson wee elected treasurer in Mr Swags place Another nonaalaried created that of editorial secretary Prof Amos R Weihj was chosen t Mr Wells te the anther of many books ant Is editor of the Christian Enosnver World A committee appointed to report en me revision of the Christian Endeavor fete aant pledge reported offering two er three alternative forms of the uleage which together with the forma new M use will show the flexibility of the move- ment desire to do so can phrase the Chrteds Endeavor ideas in the covenant and con- stitution to suit their own needs Dr park has been urgently invited unions fe South America to attend their winter conventions and in response he will start on January 19 for Jamaica where the movement te very strong then visit the national union Costa Rica and after holding meetings in the Canal Zone will ga to Guayaquil CaUae and Valparaiso win visit Peru Bcuader Bo- livia and Chile and then cross the Ante to the Argentine Republic and Uruguay In May be will attend the convention In Rio Janeiro and tract meetings In that country This wilt be the flint visit to South America toy any officer of the worlds union Indorse Two flans Two forward movements were and adopted the Christina Patriots League for the protection eC civic righteoueness and the natiomd wet fare m a nonparttean way lid the fi- temational Brotherhood for tin of peace sad good will amen Among the work reported as done by Christian Endeavor sortett and unions were Efforts for hospitals and prteons for sailors and soldiers practical endeavors to give holidays and fresh sir to poor children o provide newer ami fruits to those who are shut to in mteetooary and evangelistic cam- paigns to aid in a hundred different for temperance and good rttiensMpani village improvement Efforts to promote Bible study mission study and giving were reported from quarters The Christian Endeavor Society eC the Vermont Avenue Christian Church has teued a handsome souvenir post card bearing a picture of the church sH a portrait of the pastor Dr Power XntinnnI Union Hold Blection At a regular meeting of State War and Navy Council No 381 held at Pythian Temple the following omcers were elected for the ccming year President Q C Prescott vice president T H Mcheiher gee expresident R a Rodgers speaker J C Whyte secretary A R Rm wnJt financial secretary Douglass Zevely treasurer F R Putts chaplain R Lr man Cooper usher C M Barr sergeant John Nice doorkeeper L C Haydn delegates to cabinet William B Green Charles T Miller P M Kenerty J D- Btddte delegate to Immediate Relief As- sociation A R Ring wait trustees H W Throckmorton T Miller and J D the regular meeting of Washington Council No 9k National Union the fee lowing were elected to serve lor the ensuing year President F C vice president W D Brown speaker T H Daunts expresident P W zen secretary M Thome financial retars R D Rusk treasurer F B Curr- Us chaplain E Dillon jr usher J P ilyers sergeant A D Wilkinson deer keeper W D Slaughter organist X- Mutb trustees R C Cheesman A J Wagstaff and S C Smoot delegates to cabinet J P Myers R Loran Btaaen delegate to the Imme ae Relief Association F B Curtis Arrange for Burns Celebration following officers were elected fir the ensuing year by the Caledonian Club Hugh Reid chief John D Hlggtea chief William Jardine treasurer P Bar- ton Falconer recording secretary Jamee S Crawford financial secretary DJT Thomas Miller corresponding Mcretary John F Duncan librarian William Pe trie guard Murdoch McKey conductor The Robert Burns anniversary will be held January 25 The ceaimK tee in charge of the arrangements conctoiii of Hugh Reid Dr Thomas Miller Jnhw Robertson Robert Low James John D Higgins and John F Dunenn Message to Young Men Washingtons young men will be given a Christmas message by Rev R H 36 Kim D D pastor of the Church Epiphany at the mass meeting at tw Young liens Christian A cmtlon Sails day afternoon at 1 oclock The Lynn Male Quartet of Baltimore ami th II llngswartli famfir erehestra ghre a musical FORM C SOCIETY Effected at Gurley Cllllrc the son f fit i f t deavor I I United was and k the pastors and or in Bra tile men belle t In plans I and aX f Charles Washington Council 0 officers Strat- ton slits and Po- W S The vIM Dou SC ta- I wilt 1 Bt p Ogden Endeavor ZmMsavelr Zssadeaur ails f t aura thin aR of ice Al and leaders wed no- tional idle t prelpsssml di pmt en- gage sys- tematic Bats o- At Bias 1 i celebra- tion 4 prregru wes C s > ¬ ¬ ¬ ± ° +
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY DECEMBER 23 1908
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Members of All Denominations WillSound Their Praise In Joyous SunsIII Their Rciipectlve Temples ofAVomlii Chairs Have IJetm AiiK-
mciitoil for the Occasion
A special feature during the comingweek will be ties Chrtetmes wMte at thevarious chuichjus both te4ay and onChristmas Day AH of the principalhurdie of the city have made efforts
i have the choral rid of their Christinas service rich and onate In manyas special aingers have bout
and la almost every church rehearsalsi r these Christmastide services have beenwing on for a long time The result isthat lovers of the best in sacMd musicand the religion theme has alwayspruned the highest iaceiratton to com-
posers will have an embarrassment ofriches to choose from
With beautiful Instrumental music andwith choral songs of great beauty
the churches will rijojad withT of gladness hailing the btrtisftay ofTin Saviour of mankind
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New York Avenue Presbyterian-The New York Avenue Presbyterian
t hunch choir will sing Sunday moroingHarris Now to Come Salvation WhttJ-
LKS While Shepherds Watched TheirFlocks by Wight Arfeste Fidelisseventeenth century and Wittte Carollu the evening will be sung Geihels TheNativity a Christmas caniata with1 imiliar Christmas hymns The choir te-
niposed of Mrs W H SMrOW anlMrs Clifton sopbanos Miss Pauline
v hitaker contralto A J Hudson bonamil L Scantling tenor Anton Rasperviolin and J Porter Lawrence organistind precentor
Tomorrow at tJB p m there will beiii ntertahwnent at which the followingwill take part Rosetta Brice Evelyn-
J nes Robert Morris Howard Somerwell Helen Bovee Gladys CulbertsonCaroline Dailee Adelaide DanenhowerElizabeth Hubbard Margaret LamerK Ira nor Mos s Evelyn Newcomb ElsaItitner Dorothy Schaaf Florence TbeUaKatherine Tonge Agnes Trowbrtdg-ejtlM Trowbridge Gertrude Wiber MaryWilliamson Robin Young Warren BakerThomas Billingsley Harry Byers Wil-
liam Danenhower Edwin Hubbard Anony Janus Norman Lynch WIlliam
Iaxton Charles Seen andVJnstedThe committees in charge an composed
Mrs H C Johnson Mm Jennetter Miss Junhua Lusk Pull W Fish
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Church of the Bi iiiliaiiyfollowing programme of music will
1 Riven on Christmas Day at the Churchi the Epiphany Protestant Episcopal at
v a m Processional hymnYmite in C Trimnel GloriaTrimnel and HoMen Te Deum in C
t Sehnecker Benedhrtus In AWoodward Intrfttt anthem Stag 0
A R Gaul Gloria Tillrftainer hymn O Little Town Red
litri offertory anthem While Sbep-iirds Watched Martin recessionalhymn Angels From the RealmsSmartTu personnel of the Epiphany choir hi-s follows LUltan Halleyr rano Miss Rosalie Holberg contralto
Luehkert barytone Chorus Missesamberlaln English Goldsborouarh G r-
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sm des Taylor Towlea Thyson Mrsii Camp Mrs W B Patterson Mrs JW Anderson Messrs Beach Currie
Gardner Hoover Latimer Springr Swart Towles Traylor organist Otis
I Swett assistant choirmaster JamesTraylor choirmaster Bdmood A Varla
Rylanrt 3f B ChurchChristmas service will be celebrated at
liyland M E Church Tenth and DGreets southwest this morning and
The following stagers win particiSopranos MIlton Miss
Mary Brewer Mrs M C Haxea MissGertrude B McGill Miss Hasel TuneMiss Maude Donaldson Miss MarionL wis altos Miss Florence M CornwallMiss Mary Donaldson Miss Alice Donalds n Muss Ada 9 Spence Mrs Frank Blilmore Miss Elsa Mrs J Hammond Brewer tenors E M Hall W HFcarnow J A Garner W M Leonard
H Brewer George Lawrence EYount bassos Goddina Huggins and JU CathelL Soloists Mrs Milton OdeilMiss Elsa Sweet Mrs J H Brewer MissFlorence Cornwall E M Hall GeorgeLawrence Organist Miss Sadie B Whitedirector E H Hall
Church of the Xovr JerusalemThe Church of the New Jerusalem has
arranged the following programme Sunday school festival tomorrow evening at430 in the church with processioncarols and recitations Christmas morning there win be service at 11 oclockwith sermon and Holy Communion Themusic will include Come Hither YeFaithful Sanctus Gounod Glory to
Pergoiesi Benedictus GOchrist0 That Brmgest Good Tidings
Arthur Foote The quartet consists ofMiry Gibson soprano Mrs Piernoe B Humohrey contralto FredericSillers tenor and William M Shusterbuss and director The organist is MhwMaud G Sewall
Trinity M H ChurchAt Trinity M E Chwreh earner Fifth
street stud Seward senare southeast RevH S France D D pastor the follow-ing programme will be given Morning
rvice Anthem When Jesus WasHorn in Bethlehem anthem AndThere Were Shepherds soprano solo
The Birthday of a KinpAnthem Glory
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Lord Unto Us a Child te Borni nor solo The Newborn King
Mtes Laura Black sopranoiss Margaret W Standiford alto Ed
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Min rlit ain i in JlonnslcryFranciscan Monastery Mount Saintpulchere BrocJctend will hesta lis
Christmas services at H oclock MondayiiiKht with the chanting ef the T Down
nil Matins At 13 oclock midnightthere will be a cwiebratton of high massilurinj which the students of the
will render in Gregorian chantMiss de AngeBs After the mass
Iirocoisjfon to the Grotto of Bethlehemform l by the clergy and laity in whichthe entries the figure of theinfant J Tff T frtsrs will sing Christ
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Will Celebrate First MnnnThe lust mass will s in the new-
ly erected parish hall of Our ofrTctoty on Christmas morning atoclock Rev M F Yinpiiag pastor ofthe new church will ofitciate The choirunder the direction of Miss Nellie Sulhat Is making special preparations forthe ceremony
ChriKtiiins Manic at St AloyMnsMass will be celebrated at a a m at
St Aloysius Church At the solemn highmass at tt15 oclock sung in the pres-ence of the apostolic delegate Mgr DFalconio the following programme willbe rendered Processional introducingAdeste Fldelta Mtasa Solennelte
offertory Tui Sunt Coell byFUke The choir consists of S J Kubelorganist and director Mrs Hattie Meads9mith Mrs John Humphrey Dr W MKrmball A W Mrs W Wil-marth Mrs H Williams Mrs H HartMisses Mabel Reeves GaltennMary Walsh Julia BetAeM MargwrittSweeny Mary ODea Regina Baptistaand Nellie ODea C W Guest RaymondMesser Thomas H Maxwell Arthur NGardner W H Parker Ernest Kuix1and G CMk
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Christmas will be observed by apraise service at 11 oclock m the morn
Iqg daring which will b presentedto all who attend Also at 741 p mwhen the service wilt be one of specialChristmas interest
St Jolmf ChurchAt St Johns Church at morning prayer
at 11 oclock the special music win bProcessional hymn O Come nil yFalthfur Reading the Venhe Exutnun Domino Gloria Patti Te Deum-Lauoamus We Praise Thee 0 GodThe communion music will be that fromthe service by Stainer Custancr j
Bal1 ys Introit anthem Glory to God inthe Highest and Mendelssohns Harkthe Herald Angels Sing There will be aspecial choral evensong at 415 today atwhich the Anglican chants Magnificatand Nuns Dtmtttm in B flat as ar-ranged by Phillips will be suns besidesmusic by Reading Tails Willis FieldBamby and HalL The recessional hymnwill be Angela from the Realms efGlory by Smart
Second Baptist ChurchAt the Second Baptist Church the
Christmas musk will begin with HanoeTsprelude from The Meastaa The fol-lowing programme of music win beby a choir of forty votcee O Come allye Faithful J A Schuecker Nativity
Lo m the Eastern Sky H R Shelley Adeste Fldeies O Come all yeFaithful NoveUo offertory organ
Cantique de Noel Adolph AdamChristmas double chorus H R Shel-ley and organ postlude HallelujahChorus from Messiah HandeL Thesolo parts will be sung by Mrs E HxSwans soprano Miss Nannie 3L Insoelcontralto Mr D J Gaatt tenor andMr William A Weber basso Mr CharTaHaydn Chase is the organist and
Christ Church Georgetown-At Christ Church Georgetown the spe-
cial Christmas music at the services to-day win be Processional ChristiansAwake fWainwright VenKe hi ADudley Buck Festival Te Deum
tonal Angels from theRealms of Glory Smart The soloistswin be Beulah Luxen soprano EmmaHouchen contralto Roger Moore Stuarttenor and S Percy Thompson baritone
Holy TrinityAt Holy Trinity Church on Christmas
Day seimen high mass will be celebratedat i oclock a m by the pastor RevThomas S Marlin s J assisted by theRev Joseph M Woods professor of cedeslastioal history at Woodstock College asdeacon and tbe Rev Joseph Brie S Jas subdeacon Low masses wilt be offeredcontinuously thereafter until 11 oclockwhen solemn high mass will be celebratedby the Rev Alphonso Coppens S J as-sisted by priests and scholastics fromGeorgetown College The music will beunder the direction of Mr George Her-bert Wells organist and choirmaster andwill be rendered by the surpliced choir ofboys and men Mrs John T Brasiuc winassist in both solo and accompaniment onthe harp The programmes of choir musicwill be as follows At 5 oclock Mtesa-Sotemnfe in honorem S Ignatii LoyolaGeorge Herbert Wells iatroitus Domi-nus dixit ad me graduate Tecum prin-cipiam offertorium Laetentur coelimqtef Adeste Udeies eommunto In
sanctorum post mteeam-O Holy NightAt 11 oclock Introitue Poem natus elK
noble graduale Vktemnt oases finesterra offertorium Tnt aunt cecilmotet Adeste fldelte communio V-Iderunt omnee Anes terrae post
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St InnlM P E ChurchAt St Pauls P E Church Rock Creek
perish the Christmas musical progifwill Processional anthem BethlehemWhile Shepherds Watch Their FlocksH N Bartlett VenTte Bennetts chantin B flat Gloria PAwl Van Laer inA fit Bruche in C and Harass in C TeDeum Dudley Buck m D short
G B Nevin In B flat introit an-them O Little Town of Bethlehem aB HAwley Kyrie eteison F SchillingNo 2 Gloria Tibi F Schilling No 2Hymn H It came upon the midnightclear Gloria Patri G B Nevin inB tint offertory anthem Arise ShineDudley Buck in E flat offertory versoPraise God from whom all blessings
flow Sanctus Spohr in G communionhymn And now 0 Father mindful ofthe love that bought us Gloria in Ex-oelsis old chant Del G HLoud in D recessional Hymn B Shoutthe glad tidings exultingly ChoirMiss Ancella B Fisher soprano MrsEleanora Burgess alto Mr Frederic Seibold tenor Mr George F D Rollingsbass Mr James W Cheney organist anddirector
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oclock service today will have theBreak Forth Into Joy and L
Have Longed for Thy Salvation an altosefot The Song Sublime and violinsolos Sarabande PBciair and LeCygne SaintSaens At the evening service at 7J the anthem will b ThereWere Shepherds Be Glad 0
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Metropolitan ChurchAt the Metreoopta Presbyterian
Church the programme today will beMorning Sing O Heavens SimperHark What Mean Those Holy VoteeeWelder bass solo The Anthem Ce
tesUal Adams with violin obligate byMiss Annette Miller Angels from theRealms of Glory Schnecker EveningChristmas carol SPent Night HolyNight Haydn Birthday of a KingNeidlmger soprano solo Hail to the
King Burietgh Hark Hark MySoul Shelley The quartet te com-posed of Miss Ada Birch soprano MinFrances Bethune contralto Mr HarryH Campbell basso Mr Thomas L Jonestenor and director Org ntet Miss JeMteB F Grant At the evening aerrlee thequartet will be assisted by Mrs A HBates soprano
The Foundry MethodistAt Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
today the special features at the morning service will be Beeak Forth IntoJoy Ambrose and Shelleys Christ-mas sung by Herbert D Lawson Theevenhnr service will be full choral sungby Mrs Otte D Swett MrsCharlotte Ltppitt contralto Mr Alexan-der Maher tenor and Mr Lawsonbasso and director
St Pauls LutheranToday at Pauls English
Chorea the quartet will sing Bucks Foetlval Te Dent la B minor StAg 0Heavens by Tours and 0 Holy Nightby Adam The trio for soprano tenorand bus from SaintSaens new Oratoriode Noel will be given arranged withEnglish words The soprano and tenor
sing the duet from Parkers cantataThe Holy the will singNazareth by Gounod and NeidlingersManger Cradle will be the con-
tralto Mr Otto Gatunann will play-a vioRn solo at the evening service atwhich Mr Huddle will read The MonkFelix by Longfellow arranged as atone poem the music by Carew Theorgan numbers will include Pastorale byLemare the Apertis thesaurte nutsobtuterant Magi Domino aurum thus etmyrrhum from the overture to FranzLteMs Chrtetua Pastorale by Chamimade and Concert Overture in C minorHoillns The personnel of the quartet teMrs Theodore T Apple soprano MissFlora Bernheimer contralto Mr Howard Butterworth tenor and Mr Theodore T Apple bass Mr Lewis CorningAtwater is organist and director
St Pauls EplncopnlThis evening a special service will be
given at St Pauls Episcopal ChurchTwentythird street northwest Themusic will consist of an organ recitalbeginning at 715 given by Edgar Priestfollowed by a Christmas service of carolsand anthems The choir at this churchhas made remarkable progress during thepast few months and Mr Priest hasproved himself thoroughly capable as anorganist and choir trainer
St Marks ChurchThe Christmas musical programme at
St Marks Church Third and A streetssoutheast will include Full CommunionService la A by De Offeo Brown TeDeum in B flat by Stanford and offer-tory anthem Hark What Means ThoseHoly Voices by J Edgar Birch Thechoir consists of Drury PatcheU sopranoG V Blakeney tenor and Charles FPoberts bass
At St PetersSt Peters Roman Catholic Church
corner of Second and C streets southeastSolemn high mass at 5 oclock a m Thechoir Under the direction of Miss HattieM Ritchie and Miss Catharine McKcnna organist will render the follow-ing programme 0 Holy NightWiegand Mozarts Twolfth Mass
violin solo by Mr Dominlco StanasciVent Creator contralto solo Mrs
James H Golden offiertorium Josu Redemptor Omnium Glorga AdesteFtdeUs Novello After the massGlory to God Dieman-
St Tliomas ChurchAt St Thomas Church Rev C Ernest
Smith D D D C L rector the fol-lowing programme of Christmas music willbe rendered at the 11 oclock service onChristmas Day by the St Thomas choirof thirtyfour voices Processional hymn0 Come All Ye Faithful Venite in C
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Lutheran DlcnifirialThe choir of the Lutheran Memorial
Church wffl render the foUowtaf Chrtet-mas programme on the Sunday beforeand the Sunday after Christmas ThereWere Shepherds Abiding to the FieldVincent The Glad Tidings Brewer
Behold I Bring You Good Tissasja-Oelbel Christians Awake SchneckerThere Were Shepherds Buck Fes-
tival Gloria Patria Wtikfleid MtesBOa C Butler will preside at the organThe choir te under the direction of Mr
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TrinityAt Trinity Episcopal Ctmrcfa th-
Chrteunas music today will he rendered-at the U octock service by a choir ofthirty valet Mr Oscar Franklin Comstock organist The programnM will beProcessional Hark the Herald AngelsSins Mendelssohn Venite Anglicanchant Mornington Te Deum and Benedictus in D Field introit hymn Angelsfrom the Realms of Glory Smart Kyrieand Gloria Tlbi from service In D Fieldsermon hymn O Come All Ye Faithful Reading offertory Behojd IBring You Good Tidings Barnbypresentation All Kings Come of TheeAltelulta Whitney Sanctus fromservice in D Field communion hymn
And Now 0 Father Monk Gloria InKxeeiate and Mac Dimittte Vincent
A New CantataThis evening a cantata which te new
to this city and comparatively briefac well as melodious will he bythe choir of the New York AvenuePresbyterian Church The eempositiomwhich te by Gelbel is twilledNativity
St Matthews ChurchU St Matthews Catholic Church
solemn high will be sung on Christ-mas Day the music by the regular choirIt will comprise selections from HaydnSixth and Third masses At the offer-tory Novallos Adeste Fideles will besung
LODGES MAY NOT CONFISCATE
Must Obey laws as to PropertyRights Says Judge Qlabaugh
Rules Army nand Navy Unionin Suit to Compel Harry Garrison
to Surrender Funds
A question of importance to organiza-tion having subordinate bodies
by Chief Justice Clabaugh yester-day in the case of the Army and NavyUnion of the United States against theRegular Army and Navy Union of theUnited He decided that bylawsof organisations must always give wayto the laws of the land and that bylawsare of binding force between the members until they are called in question inwhich case the courts determine the va-lidity of these bylaws
The complaint was that the RegularArmy and Navy Union was incorporated-by act ef Congress and that it had subor-dinate branches called garrisons whoreceived their charters from the nationalbody and were subject to its constitu-tion and bylaws It is declared that theWilliam F Barry Garrison was one ofthe subordinate garrisons and that onSeptember 27 1909 at a special meeting Kmotion was adopted to secede from theArmy and Navy Union and Join the Regular Army and Navy Union At this meeting it Is claimed the Barry Garrison members were into the new organi-zation thereby ceasing to be members-of the other garrison
The complainant contends it was theduty of these members to turn over nilthe money of their garrison to the Armyand Navy Union which they howeverdeclined to de The Army anti NavyUnion In consequence asked the courtthat the Regular Army and Navy Unionbar restrained and that the Barry Garri-son be required to turn over its fundsto the Army and Navy Union
Chief Justice Clabaugh stated that ahigher body cannot confiscate the property of one of its subordinate orders orgarrisons and that the complainant hissno right to continents the property ofBarry Garrison by requiring It to turnover its funds to it Wolf Rosenberg appeared as counsel for the defend
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JOINS FOREIGN FORESTERS
United States to Become Member of
International Society
To Standardize Experimental WorkGenerally nail Discuss Subjeotn
of Mutual Interest
Te standardise experimental work aen-eraBy so that the methods of investiga-tion in each country will be uniform andto collaborate in researches affecting twoor more countries interested the ForestService of the United States goyernment-
tional Association of Forest KxpertmentStation Other countries represented mthe association are Germany FranceAustria Italy and Swltaertandthe leading countries in the practice ofscientific forestry
A part of the plan of cooperation tethe mutual exchange and dteeusston offorest publications and the conventionsof the association will give opportunity-for the discussion of internationalproblem for personal contact with for-eign and for promoting the feel-ing of fellowship among workers in acommon field
Official recognition of the progressachieved to experimental forestry in theUnited State was made in the invitationextended to the Forester by Dr A Buhterdirector of the Royal Wurttemberg ForestTesting Laboratory at Tubingen Ger-many In his letter Dr Bahier said Ininviting the United State to Join the
I am but expressing the gen-
eral desire You have accomplished somuch and have taken so capable a boldon Investigations that the work of theassociation would be furthered by yourmembership
The Foresters letter of acceptance ap-proved by the Secretary et Agriculturete in part as follows
The Forest Service has always beendeeply interested in the admirable workof the European experiment stationswhich have been such an Important fac-tor In raising forestry from pure empiricsto the position of a true science Ourown problems though exceedingly vitalto us have until recently had only a
local interest and for this reasonI thought best to refrain from participat-ing in the general scientific work of theinternational association Now howevera number of woodtesting stations arewell organised other laboratory work tewell under way and the 1270011090 acres offorest reserves with whose managementrLs Forest Service is charged offer op-portunities for many investigations whichmay contribute to the progress of ourscience-
I shall therefore be very glad to havethe Forest Service of the United StatesDepartment of Agriculture become amember of the International Associationof Forest Experiment Stations andpromise a active participation la Itswork as circumstances will permit
Jlloclcru Maccabees of DistrictAn event of special interest to the
Knights of the Modern Maccabees ofthe District was held at Northeast Tem-ple December 11 the occasion being abig class initiation A large number ofcandidates reolred the degree A number of members of the order from sev-eral States were present
Progressive Tent No 1H5 Knights ofthe Modern Maccabees of the Districtelected the following officer for the onsuing term H M Gibson P C W BPorter commander J T Coffer lieu-
tenant commander L R Meladoe R KT B Tyler F G R ONeal chap-lain J C Keppler sergeant L RPayne M A A D Taylor first guard-G A Patterson second guard J H Degney sentinel J G Connor picket
To Give Complimentary SmokerThe annual election of officers of the
Holy Name Society of St Josephs Parishwas held at the last monthly meetingThe who served the society during the past year were unanimously
as follows Michael D Schaeferpresident John J Higgins vice presidentRichard A Curtin secretary and Anthony Schladt treasurer Arrangementsare being made by the society to tenderthe gentlemen of the congregation a com-plimentary smoker Wednesday January 9
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STUDENTS ENACT PLAY
Julius Caesar Presented at CarrollInstitute hall
Something out of the usual run ofChristmas entertainments was given by
the Azarte Literary Society of St JohnsCoulee evening hi Carroll Institute
when Julius Caesar was given by
a good amateur cast composed of the col-
lege keysCostume and scenery were unusually
good The east was a large one compelslug thirty members and players wonmuch applause
President Bernard P Hessler made anintroductory of welcome askingfor leniency and wishing every one amerry Christmas A chorus composed ofthe younger rendered selections be-
tween the acts
PREPARE FOR NEXT YEAR
Club Girls tteUlmlliiijc Spirit of Selfbetterment
Regardless of the fact that preparations-
for the Yuletide are in full swing thework of Wlmodaughate te not at a stand-
still Plans for January are being welt
sad it te anticipated that with thebegmnmt of the New Year enthusiasmand app spirit will be rekindled to thehead of all woman win are strivingfor their own educational and social bet-
terment Two new classes are to betermed One an evening dressmakingelms and the other a for the studyof English grammar with Eva Norersss a teacher
ODeas euchre on January 5 te anevent which It Is hoped may be successfulSuitable prizes have been procured andsome of the club girls will be on hand tohelp serve the refreshment A course ofShakespearean lectures oa the Englishhistorical to Thusoay evening by Prof Gerry
Ofllccrs Receive PresentsMrs Jeannette R Newton worthy
grand matron of the Order ef the Zestera Star installed the following officersof Zither Chapter a E a No 5 testThursday evening Celia Atchisonworthy matron Warren D Fales worthypatron Harriet B Crump associatematron Emma E Riley cousinstress Mrs Alice R Bradley associateconductress Mr Eitte A Roberts Adah
Emma R Walter Ruth Mrs Emma-R Will Esther Corinne Hay Mar-
tha Roe E Flood Elects MrsFreddie E BaBey warder Mrs JoshRiddle marshal Mrs Miriam W Gordonchaplain Mrs Clara J Abbott organist-J Wlittam Lucas sentinel
flutist the programme Mrs Pearl BParsons the retiring worthy matron wapresented with a handsome candelabraand a past owcers Jewel and Melvin A
Werte the retMng worthy patron re-
ceived a beautiful dropttght Esther Chapter being the banner chapter of the orderfor UK in this jurisdiction the retiringoaken were congratulated and highlycomplimented for their seal and signalsuccess Many prominent members of theorder were present and participated in theceremonies of the occasion winch con-
clude with a supper m the hanejet hallunder the direction of Wallace C Streeteras toastmaster
Confer Chiefs DegreeThe Wigwam of Sioux Tribe No IS
Improved Order of Red Men tlOavenue northwest well
Oiled with members and visitors in at-
tendance at the regular burning of thecouncil Are last Tuesday Sleep HuntIDA Moon The chiefs degree
with characteristic and strictOfficers for the ensuing term
were elected as follows Frank LSnow sachem H L Wagner seniorsagamore Jefferson Dads Junior sagamore Lewis D Fetrie chief ef recordsCharles L4mbach collector of wam-pum F Nicholson keeper of wampumH JE Wheeler trlistee representativesto Great Council H ABrem W A Andrews and F L SnowThe enlcere will be publicly installedoa the eight sleep Cold Moon G S D41C common era January S
with Deputy Great Sachem James WAllison as ofllciating chief assistedby a full staff of deputy great chiefsA musical and literary entertainmentwill follow the Installation The com-mittee on entertainment are B CWheelef James W Allison and LeadsI Petrie Pat Sachem Solomon ofCleveland Ohio assisted in the degreework Past Sachem Armstrong of Bal-timore Mid made an address on goodof the order
To Hold Joint InstallationFrederick Douglass Post No 21 De-
partment of the Potomac elected the fol-
lowing omcere to serve for year Com-
mander J N Mayne senior vice com-mander B F Davis junior vice com-
mander Edward Brooks quartermasterJ T Layton surgeon Lee Petersonchaplain J C Stewart officer of the dayAlexander Ogteaby oOteer of the guard-T J Jones representatives to the annualencampment Alexander Freeman andAlexander Ogtesby alternates E Brooksand J C Hart Edward Brooks Alexander Ogieeby and Alexander Freeman wereappointed a committee to confer with theladles of the O P Morton W R CNo 1 in reference to a jointstallatkm of officers in January
Lodge Presents Musters JewelAt a special meeting of Federal Lodge
No 1 F A A M held last Tuesdaythe following were installed forthe ensuing year Past Master Harry MMcDade acting as installing omcer Mas-ter Harry D Easterbrook senior warden Percy G Smith junior wardenGeorge H Townsend secretary Goodwin-Y At Lee treasurer Winnekl S Jenkemarshal Willard S Robbing senior deacon A Ralph Serven junior deaconWilliam A Harries senior steward Will-
iam T Richardson Junior stewardHenry V TuMoch tyler J Richard Riggles organteJU O A Dn nbaXer
Rev John C HawkThe retiring master Joseph R Fague
was presented with a handsome pastmasters Jewel the presentation speechbeing made by Put Master William RSheW
Visit of Grand Lodge OfficersGrand Lodge officers of the L O O F
paid their annual visit to Golden RuleLodge No 21 last Tuesday night
were made by Congressman J TLloyd of Missouri Rev Weston BnmoDr Beebe and Vice Grand Charles Car-ter John W HolHdey was toastmasterand C H Dailey W B Irvin and J CR Main acted as reception committeeThe following officers were elected for theensuing six months Noble grand Will-iam J Rogers vice grand W S Kelserrecording secretary Joseph Burroughsfinancial secretary C B Bartlett
James H Crew
Discuss Quarterly ConventionThe Womans Christian Temperance
Union met in executive sessionmorning at headquarters 522 F street
northwest the main topic of the meet-ing being the session of the quarterly con-
vention January 11 1D07 which is to con-vene at the Mount Pleasant Congrega-tional Church Fourteenth and Columbiaroad Mrs Don P Blaine was elected dis-
trict organiser It was voted to buy chairsfor another one of the dub rooms ofthe building and many other busynessplans were discussed
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WILLIAM GIBBONS PRESIDENT
Von Votrt Follows ttacnmplc
of IiK Predecessor nail Quits theUnited Society for IrenliytorlnuM-iHMionN William Skew In ChosenIn Ills 1 lace Indorse Tivo Plans
An intermediate ChristianSociety has been organised in the CHerte-rPtwsQrterlan Church with WOHnin SeV
as president Rita Coon as 9tettt ifand Ralph W Norris as acting snnertnvtendent
Miss Emma Rohey baj seen etaue-nreeineiit f the Christian 9eclety of the Anacostia Baptist Church
A important meeting of the ejusctttlre-eotnmfUM of the board of trusteesthe United Society of Christianwas recently held in Boston and was at-tended by Rev Dr F D Power of tfesscity Von Ogden Vogt presented hntiresignation as general secretary to entertht strviOB f the Presbyterian homeales board It is a coincidence that M-
Vogts predecessor John Willis Beeralso left the united society to take upthe work of Presbyterian missions MrBaer recently retired from that work waccept the nresMencr of OrcM tal Jetlege Loa Angeles Cnl-
la the three years that Mr Fort wasgeneral secretary of the iiilUmH CM
Endeavor organisation he won dmaffection of Endeavorers all seercountry He is a collegebred youngand appeals strongly to young peonlrfluting hte term of service there JIM neena net gain of over MM Christian Bn
societiesVlllIniu ShaTT Secretary-
At the meeting William Shaw wagchosen to fill the vacant secretajjshipMr Shaw has been identified with theChristian Endeavor movement almostfrom the beginning and has served tarseveral yeas as treasurer of theSociety H N Lathfop a listing Bap-
tist layman and business man of bosonwee elected treasurer in Mr Swagsplace Another nonaalariedcreated that of editorial secretaryProf Amos R Weihj was chosen tMr Wells te the anther of many booksant Is editor of the Christian EnosnverWorld
A committee appointed to report en merevision of the Christian Endeavor feteaant pledge reported offering two erthree alternative forms of the uleagewhich together with the forma new Muse will show the flexibility of the move-
mentdesire to do so can phrase the ChrtedsEndeavor ideas in the covenant and con-
stitution to suit their own needsDr park has been urgently invited
unions fe South America to attend theirwinter conventions and in response hewill start on January 19 for Jamaicawhere the movement te very strong thenvisit the national union Costa Ricaand after holding meetings in the CanalZone will ga to Guayaquil CaUae andValparaiso win visit Peru Bcuader Bo-
livia and Chile and then cross the Anteto the Argentine Republic and UruguayIn May be will attend the
convention In Rio Janeiro andtract meetings In that country This wiltbe the flint visit to South America toy anyofficer of the worlds union
Indorse Two flansTwo forward movements were
and adopted the ChristinaPatriots League for the protection eC
civic righteoueness and the natiomd wetfare m a nonparttean way lid the fi-
temational Brotherhood fortin of peace sad good will amen
Among the work reported asdone by Christian Endeavor sortett andunions were Efforts for hospitals andprteons for sailors and soldiers practicalendeavors to give holidays and fresh sirto poor children o provide newer ami
fruits to those who are shut to
in mteetooary and evangelistic cam-
paigns to aid in a hundred differentfor temperance and good rttiensMpanivillage improvement Efforts to promoteBible study mission study and
giving were reported fromquarters
The Christian Endeavor Society eC
the Vermont Avenue Christian Churchhas teued a handsome souvenir postcard bearing a picture of the church sH
a portrait of the pastor Dr Power
XntinnnI Union Hold BlectionAt a regular meeting of State War and
Navy Council No 381 held at PythianTemple the following omcers were electedfor the ccming year President Q C
Prescott vice president T H Mcheihergee expresident R a Rodgers speakerJ C Whyte secretary A R Rm wnJtfinancial secretary Douglass Zevely
treasurer F R Putts chaplain R Lrman Cooper usher C M Barr sergeantJohn Nice doorkeeper L C Haydndelegates to cabinet William B GreenCharles T Miller P M Kenerty J D-
Btddte delegate to Immediate Relief As-
sociation A R Ring wait trustees HW Throckmorton T Miller andJ D
the regular meeting of WashingtonCouncil No 9k National Union the fee
lowing were elected to serve lorthe ensuing year President F C
vice president W D Brown speakerT H Daunts expresident P Wzen secretary M Thome financialretars R D Rusk treasurer F B Curr-Us chaplain E Dillon jr usher J Pilyers sergeant A D Wilkinson deerkeeper W D Slaughter organist X-
Mutb trustees R C Cheesman A JWagstaff and S C Smoot delegates tocabinet J P Myers R Loran
Btaaen delegate to the Imme aeRelief Association F B Curtis
Arrange for Burns Celebrationfollowing officers were elected fir
the ensuing year by the Caledonian ClubHugh Reid chief John D Hlggteachief William Jardine treasurer P Bar-ton Falconer recording secretary JameeS Crawford financial secretary DJT
Thomas Miller corresponding McretaryJohn F Duncan librarian William Petrie guard Murdoch McKey conductor
The Robert Burns anniversarywill be held January 25 The ceaimK
tee in charge of the arrangements conctoiiiof Hugh Reid Dr Thomas Miller JnhwRobertson Robert Low JamesJohn D Higgins and John F Dunenn
Message to Young MenWashingtons young men will be given
a Christmas message by Rev R H 36Kim D D pastor of the ChurchEpiphany at the mass meeting at twYoung liens Christian A cmtlon Sailsday afternoon at 1 oclock The LynnMale Quartet of Baltimore ami th IIllngswartli famfir erehestra ghre amusical
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