Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-24
CHRISTMAS MUSIC.
Programs to be Followed in Churches
TOmOrrOW.

As stated in yesterdays STAR elaborate prep
arations have been made by the choirs Of many
churches Of the city for fitting. musical csle-
bration Of the great Christian festival to-
morrow. Below will be found the programs
arranged in number Of churches not included
| in yesterdays list.
Church Of the Epiphany, Rev. Randolph II.
McKim, DID,, rector.-Service at IL am. Pro-
cessional hymn, "It Came Upon the Midnight
| Clear" No. %; Venite, plain chant Gloria
Patri, Mozart TIE Deum, Richard Henry War
| rem; Benedictps, Sir John Stainer in Eb;
Hymn IS, while Sheperds Watched Their
Flocks;" Gloria Tibe, ]. Barnby in E; Hymn rs
"Come Hithcr, Ye Faithful, +" tune AdesteF ideles
Offertory anthem, Behold, Bring You Good
Tidings," Joseph Barnby. The choir consists of
a quartet, viz: Mrs. F. A. Mute, soprano; Mrs.
j. F. Oyster, alto; Mr.. Douglass G.. Miller,
tenor, and Mrs. ]. Henry Kaiser, bass, assisted
by a chorus of twenty voices, viz: soprani,
Misses Cora Noyes, Alice Jenkins, Mamie Tay-
Mrs. Smith; alti Misses Carrie Larner. Lucy
Patterson, Nellie Dobbins and Belle Hunt;
tenori, Messrs. H. c. Pearson, c. r. johnson. G.
z. Latimer and J. J. Chickering; and bassi,
G. E. Terry and H. W. Hughes. Mrs. @. A.
Pearson is the organist and director
st. Paurs English Lutheran church, corner
OF 18th and II northwest, s. Domer, pastor
morning. Music, opening organ voluntary;
Gloria Patri, Kyrle; Gloria in Excelsis; Christ
mas anthem, THE Heavens Proclaim Him."
Baumbach: contralto solo, 1.-THE Holy Child, d"
by Mrs. Eulalie Domer Rheem, with violin obli-
cato by Prof Rueckert, and organ accompani-
ment by Miss Rueckert. Hymns ITO. 229 and
233 in book Of worship; Closing organ voluntary.
Choir: Prof. RueckGrt organist and director;
sopranl, Misses Rueckert, Kahlert and Bartelo;
alti, Misses Stokes and Prince; tenor, Mr. P.
al d hao A nn,v u
ii. Getz. Sunday school sociable and Christ
mas trees on Friday evening at 730 Sunday
school anniversary and Christmas services on
Sunday evening next at 1880 in the auditorium
Of the church.
German Lutheran church, 4th and E Streets
Services on Wednesday at 1890 m and z
pm; Thursday at 1870 am. The evening
service will be Christmas festival for the chill
dren OF the parochial and Sunday school, The
children, under the direction of the teacher
W. +. Meyer, sing and recite the prophecies
and the history of Christ's birth. The sunday
school choir-Paui Luebkert. leader-will rem
der .Uns ist Elm Kind Geboren." An address
Will be delivered by the pastor and Christmas
presents distributed by the superintendent
John Hirth, and the Sunday school teachers
Two Christmas trees, decorated with many
candles and glltterlng ornaments, and a large
crown suspended from the ceiling, add much to
the festive appearance of the church.
st. Mary's PIE. chapel, 23d street between G
and H streets northwest. Hymn
No. II, Memberships; Christmas chant, Thy
Seat oh God. Russell; Gloria Patri, Dudley
Buck; TIE Deum, in BIB, Mietzke; Jubilate
Dec, in D, Buck; Introit, Hymn No. 10, Willis;
kyrie Eleison. Beethoven; Gloria Tibi, Tails;
LYNN No. 20, Buck; Offertory, There Were
Shepherds Buck; Sdnctus, Taylor; Communion
Hymn No. 207, Hodges; Gloria in Excelsis, Old
Chant, Professional, Hymn No. 49, j. Reading.
The music will be rendered by choir Of
mixed voices, as follows: SOprani, Lulu Joy,
Alice Robinson, E. Virginia Lewis, Gertrude
w. Webster and Lulu Warner; alt, Lou A.
Hamer, Alberta Lewis and Laura Bronaugh;
tenori, Harry w. Lewis and J. A. johnson; bassi,
A. X. Brodie and J. w. Cole; Frank w. Jones,
organist Rev. Walter +. Burweu, priest, in
charge.