| Alma / J. Vivas. Beso divino / J. Di Clemente. | Instrumental selections by Orquesta Típica Victor. | |
| What a friend we have in Jesus. | Marie Morrissey ; Inez Barbour ; Harry McClaskey ; Frank Croxton. | |
| Silent night, holy night / Hager, arr. | Croxton Trio (Barbour ; Burr ; Croxton) with orch. | |
| Every little movement / [Karl] Hoschna, music ; [Otto Hauerbach, lyrics]. | Barbour ; Werrenrath, duet with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Whispering Hope Hawthorne. | Ida Heydt; Elizabeth Lennox; Orchestra. | |
| Alma : from "Alma, where do you live" / Hobart, Briquet. Every little moment : from "Madame Sherry" / Hoschna. | [Side A] Inez Barbour and Harry Anthony [i.e. John Young], duet with orchestra ; [Side B] Miss. Barbour and Mr. Werrenrath, duet, accompanied by Victor Orchestra. | |
| Holy, holy, holy / Heber Dykes. | Marie Morrissey ; Inez Barbour ; Harry McClaskey ; Frank Croxton. | |
| Every little moment : from "Madame Sherry" / Hobart ; Briquet. | Miss Barbour ; Mr. Werrenrath with orchestra. | |
| Christmas hymns medley ; Adeste fideles ; O little town of Bethlehem ; Hark! the herald angels sing / Hager, arr. | Croxton Trio (Barbour ; Burr ; Croxton) with orch. | |
| Silent night, holy night / Hager, arr. | Croxton Trio (Barbour ; Burr ; Croxton) with orch. | |
| Alma / [George V.] Hobart, lyrics ; [Jean] Briquet, music. | Miss Barbour ; Mr. Anthony, with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| My hero : from "A chocolate soldier" / Oscar Straus. | Inez Barbour, soprano solo with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| For you, bright eyes / [Otto] Hauerbach [i.e. Harbach], lyrics ; [Karl] Hoschna, music. | Miss Barbour ; Mr. Anthony, duet with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Love Me At Twilight Grant. | Charles Harrison; Inez Barbour; Orchestra Accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Christmas hymns medley ; Adeste fideles ; O little town of Bethlehem ; Hark! the herald angels sing / Hager, arr. | Croxton Trio (Barbour ; Burr ; Croxton) with orch. | |
| Century girl / Victor Herbert. | Miss Barbour, solo, orchestra accompaniment. | |
| Afterwards / John W. Mullen. | Miss Inez Barbour. | |