Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-27
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one particular denomination, but for all
churches.
In the presentation of the program the
principal characters, including those Of the
emperor. elector, Luther and the cardinal.
will be impersonated by prominent clergy
men Of the city and by well-known business
men. Some of the best vocalists of the ma
tOnal capital will assist In the musical part
of the program. The entertainment was
originated by Mrs. H. E. Monroe, who will
also give the illustrated lecture. Mrs. Mon
roe has come to this city recently to make
1t her home
The Metropolitan A. NJ E. Church choir
Of forty voices under the leadership of
Prof. John T. Laylin, has arranged to hold
a Christmas song service tomorrow night
at 1870 O'Clock in Metropolitan A. M. E.
Church, on M street between 18th and 10th
streets The choir has arranged a special
program and will be assisted by Mr.. W.
Stanton Warmley.
The services at the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church tomorrow morning pro-
vide for a program of music In which the
following will be rendered: Arise Shine for
Thy Light Is Come and There Were Shep-
herds. by Spence. and Bending Ger a
Cradle Low. Mario. In the evening the
choir will render: Sing Alleluia Forth.
Dudley Buck; Hank, Hark, My Soul, Shell
| members of the choir are Miss Mabel
Reeves. soprano; Miss Mary Pond. con-
tralto; DR.. Charles l.. Bliss tenor; DR..
Willis n Pomeroy basso; Miss Beulah
Chambers organist
A special musical program will also be
rendered tomorrow morning and evening
at the Mount Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
Church, under the direction Of Mr.. F. c.
Roach.
The choir OF old Foundry M. E. Church
has arranged for special Christmas OBJ
| servance tomorrow in the auditorium of CO.
Inv, vpiSs volt shn IN, hn
| morning will begin at IL o'clock and the
choir will sing the following numbers: Be
| hold. 1 bring you glad tidings." Danks;
| GLORY to God in the highest" Underhill;
| Newborn King" L'Espoir. The program
! at the service in the evening will include
Hear the sweet. angelic voices" banks;
"Bethlehem's Plains" Woodell; when the
| Prince of Peace was born" banks; THE
| Birthday of King" Neidlinger. The quar-
| tet Is composed of Mrs. Joseph Chunn, So
ard Butterworth. tenor. and w. H. Barn
! holt, bass Mr.. W. X. Cohen, the organst.
| will direct the choir and G. H Chandlee
| will be the cornetist.
Mr. Charles Haydn Chase will have
| charge Of the musical program at the Ninth
Street Christian Church both morning and
evening tomorrow. At the services. among
| the herald angels sing" Mendelssohn:
Worship Him and Sing Of Him." Shipper:
ITO us a child Of hope is born" Mason:
THE Birthday of King" Neidlinser;
Joy to the world; the Lord is come" Han
| del; "a Dream Of Bethlehem Rodney:
"Adeste Fideles." Novelo; Low in the
| eastern sky Shelley; "Hark. bark, my
| SOUL" Dykes; Christmas" Shelley. The
| choir will be assisted by Mrs. Marie Mac
| nicol Richmond, soprano.
A chorus of twenty-five voices. conducted
| by William J. Palmer. will provide the mu-
| sic at the Christmas exercises tomorrow in
! St. Paurs English Lutheran Church. Prof.
Carozzi will preside at the organ. In the
morning will be sung. in addition to the
regular service Alexander's There were
| shepherds" Hammerers festival chorus,
| "Exulta, Zion." and Shelley's Chime, we
bells of heaven" At the evening service
| the Sabbath school will render musical
program. 1.-The Star Of Promise" into
which will be interpolated by the choir the
following numbers. Sing. o Heavens" by
Tours; 80 Holy Night" Adam. and the
Gloria In Excelsis'' from Gounod's "St.
| Cecilia"
Among the special anthems to be sung at
the Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow morn
Ing and evening during the special services