The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-22

EdSin J. Tyler, Edwin 3. Barker Wal
ter Barnum Kari II. Block, David a
Fart James w Burch, Francis G. Car
penter, George G. Cressey, Marion Good
now, Oscar Herring. HoSace s Johnson
Jessie A Langley, Frank r Luxen. VII
liam s Miller, Robert Rafter, Randolph
Titus, Francis Woodmau, altos Mrs. A.
Miss Daisy Towne. Miss tgnes Boggs;
bassos. II. P. Blair. c. g. Fonda, William
n. Lemon. Mr.. Bingham, c. T. Belt, A.
L. Pope; tenors, Il S. ChiIds. D. NJ. Lea,
George r. Rock. F. A. Kendall, Charles
hiahan, Mason Terry, Paul Steele; organ
ist and ehoirmaster, Ernest 7. Winches-
ter; erueifers. Edgar Barnes. William
Joseph Stilson.
Presbyterian.
New York Avenue Church, Rev. Wallace
to the usual service. viii render Barnaby's
king All Glorious and sheisy's Sweet
ly Through the Night, the latter being a
tenor solo by Mr. " C. Pierce. In the
evening there will be a Christmas
Praise service in which, in addition 20
Christmas hymns, the following numbers
viii be rendered by the choir: Bartlett's
Behold. l Bring You Tidings, Lang's
Christmas Lullaby. solo by Mrs
Shir-CIif, HawIey's Little Town Of Beth
lehem,' Whitney's "Hark. What Mean
Those Holy Voices" and Harris While
Shepherds Watch Their Fiocks. The
church Sunday school viii have q special
service on Christmas morning. and on
Christmas Eve.
Bethany Chapel. corner Of Thirteenth
and c streets. win have a special service
IN 7hFss aserhT nil al
Chapel, u Street. between Four-and-a- half
and Sixth streets southwest.
North Presbyterian, \ Street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets northwestern
Charles B. RamsdelI. ID. D., pastor-Sun-
day. December % II a. M Organ volun-
All Ye Faithful" by Novellos tie Deum
FESTIVAL. by Dudley Buck; the Birthday
Of the King" eontralto solo; ofeTtory,
Nelly. Evening service, 7-30 p. IA: Pas
torale, Lemaugre, organ solo; QuaTtette
Song the Angels Sang HosmeT; The
Guiding Star. soprano AID alto doetS Of
fertory by Read. The quartette consists
of Miss Louise Ke1non, soprano: Mrs
Margaret Koonts Holland eontrzito; Nj.
George Meiiis. tenor; Mr. Herman Moran
bass: organist. Mrs. Charles 3. Ranzdell
Western II Street, Between Nineteenth
and Twentieth-Rav. GeThaTt a Wilson,
pastor. The following music viii be rem
dered by the. choir tomorrow: Anthem,
Arise Shine Maker. solo. Christmas,
Shelley, Miss Ciafin; anthem, Before the
Heavens We're Spread Abroad, Parker:
solo. 20 Thou That TelIest'' t'.MeSsiahl
Handel Miss BraESen5uTg, with violin OBJ
ligato by alr Richardson; anthem, There
Were Shepherds, Camp: solo, 20 Holy
Might Adams. Miss Clafin; anthem.
Where Is He7v COMBS The quartette
choir is composed as follows: Soprano
Miss Mabel E. Ciaflin; eontralto, Mss En-
ma V RFandenbufg; tenor, Mr. " SpeR-
Ger Armstrong; bass. Mr. Robert g. SUIT
ton; organist and director. Mr. Harry G.
Klmbau
MetropoIItan-Cor OF Sixth and 4
Streets northeast. Rev. Granville s Will
liams, pastor Organ prelude. "AndaRte
in fat" by Van de Water: Christmas
anthem in G, by Willard. soprano and
bass solos and chorus. There We're
Shepherds. by Palmer. soprano, alto. and
tenor trio. and chorus; Christmas, by
Shelley. soprano solo, soprano aad alto
duet, aud chorus: 20. Holy Night by
Adam-Gife. soprano solo and chorus;
organ postlude Gloria in Exceisis," by
Mozart. 81 the evening service at 1870
O'Clock the following: Organ prelude
prelude in G." by Baptiste; tie Deum,
in E, by AIzamora. soprano. alto, and
bass solos, AMI chorus; "Hark, What
Mean Those Holy Voices, by Sehumsna-
Warren, tenor and soprano solos. and
chorus; The Gift. by Behrend. So
prano solo. by Mrs. Joseph Chunn; or
gan postiude iAdeste Fidelis The
choir. Sopranos. Mrs Joseph Chunn Miss
Bessie WaIport, Mrs. Ella c. Page. Mrs
Zeb LaPe1le, and Miss Lula KoTtkemp;
n
heInina La Hayne, and Miss Sue Lam
son; tenors, DR.. W Bruce Hoofnagie and
r e. Fleharty; basses, Gilbert a Clark.
Kerry BurIingame, Zeb Lapelle, and VII
liam Ellis: orgsDist Mrs. May Hunter
Wilbur: director. Gilbert A. Clark; sec
tary. Harry Burlingame.
Methodist.
Waugh, corner Third and ! Streets
northeastern. George z. MaydweIi. pas
toT-sunday, December % 1900, Il a m:
Gloria Patri;s' Hear the swee; Angelic
Voices. banks: offertory. bass solo; %
Holy Night. Ciae. 7:S0 p. M: Gloria
Patrii'' ne Have Seen His Star in the
East" simper: offertory. soprano solo:
From Out the Starry Heavens. Eyer;
quartette, Mrs 5. " Simpson, soprano;
Miss Emma Houchin. alto; Mr. Arthur &
Middleton. bass: Mr. Thomas L Jones'
tenor and director. organiSt. Mrs 4. Left
wich Sinclair; assistant organist, Mrs
Thomas L Jones'
Epworth n. E Church, South. corner
Seventh ard A Streets northeast, Rev.
William S. Hammond, pastor-A special
service viii be held by the congregat on
and the choir of EpwoFth Church. The II
o'clock morning service will commence
with an organ voluntary. followed BY a
chant Of the Lords Prayer by the choir
After prayer, the choir viii render al an
them, Peace on Earth" H A. Lewis
and after scripture res5ing they viii
sing Dudley Bucks TIE Deum." Mrs.
Motif. Mrs. Conner. Mr.. Hiie, and Mr.. Pot
ter taking the solos. After the sermon
the congregation viii sing Joy to the
World" Handel. which will be followed
by prayer, the doxoiogy and beaedic-
ti9n. In the evening at Z: so, after an cr-
gaa voluntary the congregation Will sing
Angels from the Realms of Glory, Sit
ter. which will be followed BY prayer
The anthem. Let Us Now Co Even Unto
Bethlehem, banks. viii be rendered by
the choir, Mr. Potter singing the bass
SOLO The "Te Deum will also be sung
after the sermon The members of the
choir are Mrs. J. T. Mofitt Misses Trum-
bic. Fisher. and Mrs. Suess, sopranos;
Messrs. lille. s. W Coodson, and Bass
ford, tenors; Mrs. Clark. Miss Conner. and
Charles Potter altos and Messrs Van A.
Potter. L Pierce BoteIer, Walker Trum-
bic, Dawson, Will P. Boteler. and Gamers