The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-24
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of 70 voices, under the direction OF
Miss Bonnie Belle Shepherd, will give
Ashford's Christmas cantata, The
Star of Promise" at Plymouth
church, Mallon avenue and Adams
street, tomorrow night. The soloists
are Miss Rosa Nettleton and Miss
Shepherd. soprano; Miss Mabel Borg
man and Miss Ruth Austin, alto; IL.
A. c. Fay, tenor; Lee Libby, baritone;
]. N. Colver, bass. The cantata is in
terspersed with solos, quartets, duets
and choruses.
Handers Christmas oratorio, ''The
Messiah" will be given Tuesday eve
ming by the choir of the First Meth
odist Episcopal church, assisted by a
chorus of $50 voices. This has come
to be an annual event at the Howard
street church. The soloists will be:
Miss Arnetta Owen, soprano; Miss
Mabel Heritage, alto; Charles r. Orr,
tenor; Will A. FELTON,, bass. The en-
tire proceeds of this oratoria will be
given to charity. Tickets have been
issued free to all organizations Of the
city who have for their sole object
charity, or who will use the money
which they may secure by selling the
tickets for charitable purposes DR..
r. A. Heritage Is director, Franz
Mueller, organist, and Miss Moore,
pianist.
The All Saints cathedral choir, I'M
der the direction of DR.. Percy r..
Harrison Of Houston school, has pre-
pared an elaborate list Of anthems
for tomorrow mornings service. They
will sing Woodward's ''Te Deum in
D." Smart's "Jubilate Dec in F."
Tours Communion Service in c."
Bucks introit, arise, Shine, for Thy
Light Is Come; Hande's offertory.
Rejoice Greatly"
The quartet choir of First Presby-
terrain church. under the direction Of
F. w. King, will give special list of
music at each morning and evening
service. The quartet is: Mrs. Charles
l.. Freese, soprano; Miss Beulah Will
son, alto: F. E. Granger, tenor; F, w.
King, bass. The quartet will be as
sisted for this occasion by Miss Jean
Mcleod, soprano, and Miss Anderson,
violinist. Mrs. F. w. King will preside
at the organ. In the morning the
choir will sing Pergolesi's' GLORY to
God in the Highest Craven's carol,
20 Little Town of Bethlehem"
Bucks 1.-THE Night Song of Bethle-
hem" In the evening Bartletts at
Came Upon the Midnight Clear" and
Shelley's Sing, Oh, Sing This Blessed
Morn"
At Central Christian church Rev.
b. e. Utz will illustrate the scenes Of
Christ's life with his steropticon Ian
tern, and music especially adapted to
the views will be sung by the choir,
under the direction of Miss Arnetta
owen, with Mrs. J. ii. Featherston,
soprano soloist, and A. l.. Amos, bass.
The Pilgrim Congregational church
choir, E224 Indiana avenue, will give
morning and the evening service to-
morrow. The choir is under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Wenona Riddle, and is
composed of II. c. Smith, tenor: Mrs.
Riddle, soprano; Miss Mabel Heritage,
alto; VIII Clark, bass. The choir will
sing the anthems: Hard, the Herald
Angels Sing" by Mendelssohn, and
The Nativity" by Shelley. Gounod's
trio, Nazareth" will be sung by Mrs.
Riddle, Miss Heritage and Mr.. Smith.
Mrs. Riddle will sing the solo, "The
Birth of Christ by Mario. and Mr..
Smith will sing 1.-THE Star of Bethle-
hem" by Adams.
At the First Baptist church, Seconl
avenue and Lincoln street. Rev. oliver