Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-24

churches tomorrow. At the Church Of the
Covenant. Connecticut avenue apd 18th
street, parts Of 1.-THE Messiah" will be sung
at the regular afternoon service at 4 o'clock.
the choir win be composed Of Miss Carrie
Burkhart, Mrs. J. Clarence Price, Mr.. Will
liam D. Mcfarland, Mr.. Frank P. Reside.
The following numbers will be sung at
the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning: "Hosanna to the Son OF DAVID
Roberts) and "Jubilate in c" (Vogrich);
and at 7:45, which has been set aside as an
evening with the choir" will be beard heara
ton" (Gounod): The Savior's Command
(Chipman). soprano solo by Mrs. Roberts;
Calvary" (Rodney), as a quartet; For
all Eternity" (MascheronD, as a cornet
solo, by Mr.. Ward Suter, with violin oblt-
cato by Mr.. Homer q. Conen; THE Christ
Child (Sheppard). contralto solo by Miss
Finney; Jerusalem" Parker), as quar-
tet; .'Edenland" (Fearis). duet by Mrs;
Roberts and Miss Finney; Judge Me. y
Cod (Buck), baritone solo by Mr., Hopkins.
and "Gloria," from the Twelfth Mass"
(Mozart).
The music Of the First Presbyterian
Church is rendered by the following named
quartet: Soprano. Mrs. L. A. Roberts;
contralto, Miss M. B. Finney: basso, MI.
w. A. Hopkins; tenor (director), Mr.. s. r.
Compton, and Mr.. Robert A. Smith, or
ganist.
The program of music at the Metropoli-
tan Presbyterian Church will be as FOL
lows: At the morning service-Anthem,
o Holy Night, A. Adam, soprano solo and
quartet Miss Edith Pickering, soloist, and
a quartet composed of Miss Christine
Church, Miss Elsie Bishop. Mr.. Frank Ship
and Mr.. ]. D. McFall; offertory, The CHRIST
mas Herald. Coombs, by Miss Edith PICK.
ering. Evening service-Specia1 service OF
song, Ashford's cantata, The Prince OF
Peace, given by quartet and chorus Of
forty voices, the quartet being Miss Edith
Pickering, Miss Elsie Bishop. Mr.; Frank
Ship and Mr.. J. D. McFall Miss Jessie b.
F. Grant, organist, and Mr.. Jos. Harrison,
violinist.
The musical selections for tomorrow
evening al the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
18th and Yale streets, will be: Anthem, And
There Were Shepherds, Morrison; onertory
solo, o Holy Night, A. ADAM by Miss
Thompson. On account of celebration OF
the Lords supper in the forenoon, the prln-
cipal Christmas selections will be rendered
upon the succeeding sabbath. The choir Is
composed of Miss BERTHE Thompson. So
prano; Mrs. VIM. c. Wells, contralto; Mr..
tenor. and Mr.. A. B. Kelly, organist and
director
The following program has been arranged
for the Gurley Memorial Presbyterian
Church. Florida avenue between 9th and
It'll streets: At II am, The Glad Tidings
Brewer; There Were Shepherds, Dudley
Buck; Christians, Awake, Schneider; Be
kyrie, H. C. Metcalf; gloria. Theophil At
Z pm. choral service; Come Near, Ye Ma
tions, Watson; o Little Town of Bethlehem.
Neidlinger; carols, Hail the Christmas King,
Dear Old Story, Hail Joyous Morning
Across the Silent Midnight harp prelude,
Romanza; offertory, Alteration, from the
Holy City: harp, postlude, Undina.
The sopranos are Misses Ellen 1. King,
Edith Bartmess. Catherine Roeben, Mary
Haynie Annie Cromwell, Mrs. H. E. Miller
and Mrs. w. R. Coon; altos, Misses Ada
Powell, Alice Carpenter and Mabel Glenn
ents; tenors. Messrs. John o. Merwtn, j.
c. Cromwell, E. c. Schneider and I. b.
Easily; bassos, Messrs. Louis I. Doyle, Jas.
Cooper, J. w. Jacobs and Charles NJ. Mer-
win; choir director, T. B. Easily: organist
Prof. John Theophil; harpist. Miss Alice
Eckhardt.
Christmas music will be rendered at the
West Street Presbyterian Church. P street
near 31st street, tomorrow. as follows:
Soprano solo, Cantique de Noel, Adam,
Mrs. Ernest G. Adkins; anthem, We Have
Seen His Star. Simper: anthem, Angels
From the Realms of Glory, Marshall; an
them, Star of the Orient (new), Shelley,
solo, by Mrs. Adkins. An auxiliary choir,
consisting of fourteen voices, will assist in
the rendition of the regular and special mu-
sic tomorrow.
lie lOliOWlIlS program Will De observed at
Westminster Church Memorial: And There
Were Shepherds, Christopher Marks; The
Nativity, w. E. Haesche; Come and Wor-
ship the Lord, Thomas Adams; Behold
solos: Behold. I Bring You Good Things,
Whitney Coumbs, and Night of Nights
Vandewater; bass solos: The Glorious
Morn, by Neidlinger. and A Night in Old
Judea, by w. E. Dawson.
Methodist Episcopal Churches.
At the morning service tomorrow at
Foundry NJ. E. Church the following selec-
tons will be given by the choir: Angels
from the Realms of Glory, Lansing; There
Were Shepherds, Spence. A choral service
will be given in the evening at 7:45. The
program is as follows: Organ voluntary,
Christmas Pastorale, OPP. 90, Merkel; invo-
cation. Behold, He Cometh, Ktelbey;
Nazareth. Gounod, solo by Mr.. Lawson;
prayer, Star of the East, Wilson; The New
Born King, solo by Mr.. Butterworth;
night Clear. Stainer; Cantique de Noel,
solo, by Miss Wahly; recitative and aria, o
Thou That Tellest Good Tidings to Zion
CThe Messiah, Haendel, solo. by Mrs
Reed; Behold. l Bring You Good Tidings.
Bartlett; postlude, Triumphal March, Gull
mant. The choir consists of Miss Elizabeth
Wahly, soprano; Mrs. William T. Reed,
contralto; Mr.. Howard Butterworth, tenor
and Mr. Herbert D. Lawson, basso and di-
rector Mr.. Herman l.. Amiss is the or
ganist.
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church, 9th
and P streets northwest, Rev. Lucien
Clark, pastor, will have appropriate serv-
ices tomorrow. The program of music will
be follows: Morning service, IL o'clock,
organ prelude, Festal March, Henry j.
Brookes; morning anthem, Nazareth, bass
solo and chorus, Chas. Gounod arranged
by Dudley Buck); offertory. o Little Town
Of Bethlehem, alto solo, Frederick Field
Billiard; post sermon, Christmas soprano
and alto solos and chorus, Harry Rowe
Shelley; postlude, selection from Tannhaus-
er, Wagner (organ). Evening service, 7:3O
o'clock, prelude, Venite Adoremus (Can-
tique de NoeD. Lefebure. Wely; evening an
them. o Holy Night. soprano solo and Choir
US, Adolphe Adam arranged by Dudley
Buck):. offertory Night of Nights, tenor
solo, Beardsley Van de Water; post-ser-
mon, Exulta Sion clark, the Glad Tidings);
bass solo and chorus, Victor Hammered;
postlude Procession Royale fantasla for
organ), Walter Spinney.
The choir comprises the following mem
bers: Solo quartet, Mrs. Gertrude Dana
Brockway soprano; Miss Nellie Moran,
Ito: Mr. L. F. Randolph, jr., tenor and con-
ductor. and Mr.. James S. Hicks, bass: Mrs.
K. L. Russell. organist, and a chorus en-
bracing the following: Sopranos, Mrs. Ber-
c. w. Bridwell, Miss Carrie Hawke. Miss
Maude e. Lindsay. Miss Marie Seitz and
Miss Flora Clark; altos, Miss Nellie Hawke,
Miss May Thomas and Miss Adele Nye;
tenors, Messrs. c. w. Bridwel and Frank