Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-22
Hark! the Herald Angels Sing. by Ash
ford; While Shepherds Watched.

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Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church.
The program of Christmas music Will
be given today, under the direction OF Mr..
There Were Shepherds. Vincent; alto solo.
Hallelujah. Christ Is Born. by DR..
Bischoff. Miss Lillian Chenowith: an
them, 1t Came Upon Midnight Clear.
Carol. In the evening the choir will sing
Angels From the Realms of Glory. by
Niedlinger, and a Christmas carol. Silent
Night, by Gruber. and soprano solo.
Night of Nights. by Van de Water, will
be rendered by Miss Adele Levers. Mr..
J. Edgar Robinson is organist and choir
director.
st. Pauls NJ. E. Church South, 81 and
s streets northwest. Rev. P. w. Jeffries.
pastor.-This evening at 1880 special
Christmas music will be rendered. includ-
ing anthems, as follows: The Voice of
Triumph (GabrieD, Hail tothe King, The
joyful Morn is Breaking, Shout the Glad
Tidings.
Ryland NJ. E. Church.-The choir. under
the direction of George Lawrence. Miss
Mary Brewer. organist. will sing an elab-
crate program of music on Sunday morn
ing and evening. as follows: Anthems,
Gloria in Excelsis. Sing Unto the Lord.
Rossini Christmas, Now They Tell the
Story. Shelly: Cantique de Noel. o Holy
Soul. Shelly: And There Were Shepherds,
Willard; anthem, The Heavenly Message.
Combs. The soloists are: Mrs. Milton
Odell, Mrs. George Lawrence, Miss Ada
Lawrence and Mr.. James Cathell. The
chorus includes a full choir of twenty
five voices.
Mount Zion NJ. E. Church.-The pro-
gram of Christmas music to be rendered
by the choir is as follows: Chorus, Star
Of the East, Harding: chorus. Hark. the
Herald Angels Sing. Mendelssohn-Bar-
tholdy; air and chorus, Come Ye Lofty,
Come Ye Lowly. Marston; chorus. An
gels That Around Us Hover, Wallace;
chorus. There's Song in the Air, Wath-
al; chorus, Behold the Lamb Of God,
Handel. The members Of the choir are:
Sopranos. Miss Sadie Hall, Miss Alberta
b Ly, Miss Sadie Dabney; Mrs; Ethel
Perkins. Miss Phyllis Sedgwick. Miss An
ME Bacon. Miss Cornelia Jones, Mrs
Hannah Fleet. Mrs. Fannie Jones: altos,
Miss Rosa Smith, Miss Callia Perkins,
Miss Sitka Warren. Miss Deseree Clark,
Mrs. Josephine Beason, Mrs Elizabeth
Holt: tenors. Henry Bowles, Verdi Fisher,
Is. Ford, d. Battles; bassos, Leon Wheel
er. Harry Bell, Ferdinand Smith. George
Pope, William Jones. d. Washington.
Foundry NJ. E. Church-Christmas
music will be rendered by the choir of
Foundry NJ. E. Church Sunday, Decem-
Der %. as follows:
ch Morning service Organ prelude
anthem. While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks, Martin; anthem, Behold,
! Bring You Good Tidings. Bartlett;
contralto solo. o Thou That Tellest
siah). Mrs. William 7. Reed: postlude,
march in B fiat. Silas.
The Christmas cantata. The Star of
Bethlehem. by F. Flaxington Harker,
Tbii be sung !. at the evening service
SWEET. soprano; Mrs. William Z. Reed,
contralto; Mr.. William j. Caulfield,
tenor; Mr.. w. H. Peter, bass; Mr.. Her.
man L. Amiss, organist and director.
Douglas Memorial M. e. Church. cor
ner H and 18th streets northeast
Special music will be rendered today.
In the morning the choir will sing:
How Beautiful Upon the Mountains, by
c. Austin Miles: Christians Awake, by
c; Harold Lowden. In the evening the
choir will sing o Holy Child. by c.
ever. J: Lincoln Hall; Song Of the
Magt. c. Austin Miles.
The following are the members of the
choir: Sopranos. Miss Ella Lawrenson,
Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Croft. Miss Gallagher
and Miss Heinard; altos, Miss Annie Bran
son. Mrs. Deffendorff and Mrs. Rudy:
tenors, Mr.. Cooper and DR.. Trivett;
bassos, Mr.. Ralph Bowen, Mr.. Deffendorf,
Mr.. Howell and Mr.. Roberts; director,
Wilson Harvey; organist. Miss Elsie M.
Harvey.
Wesley Chapel NJ E. Church.-The mu-
steal program for Sunday, December %,
is as follows:
Morning service: The Star of Bethlehem,
Wiegand: Hank! What Mean Those Holy
Voices, Stair; tenor solo. Holy Night,
Adam: Unto Us Child Is Born, Mozart
Brown
Evening service: Arise! Shine! for Thy
Light Is Come. Spence; Sing. o Heavens
Tours; bass solo, Nazareth, Gounod.
The choir is composed of Mrs. Charles B.
Bayly, soprano; Mrs D. Olin Leech, alto;
Barker, tenor; A. Owen Pen
ney, bass. Miss Jessie NJ Young is Or
ganist and Harrington. Barker, director.
Trinity M. E. Church. corner of 9Th
street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast
Christmas music will be given on Sun
day. December %. as follows:
Morning service, II o'clock: Opening
anthem. When Jesus Was Born in Bethle-
hem; anthem after prayer. A Savior.
Christ the Lord: offertory, contralto solo,
Hallelujah. Christ is Born, Bischoff; an
them after sermon, Where is He That Is
Born?
Evening service, 7:ao O'Clock: Opening
anthem. Glory to God in the Highest; an
Cnem aIter prayer, Arise. SHINE, OnertOry,
soprano solo, Night of Nights. Van De-
water; anthem after sermon, Unto Us a
Child Is Born.
The quartet includes Miss, Laura Black,
soprano; Miss Margaret w. Stamford.
contralto; Mr.. Edward H. Jones tenor:
Mr.. Richard P. Bingham, bass. William
K. Cohen Is organist and director.
BAPTIST.
Emmanuel Baptist Church, corner 18th
street and Columbia road.-Todays serv-
ices will include special sermons by the
pastor, Rev. George Ellsworth White
house, at II am. and 7:45 pm. There
will be several selections by the quartet
consisting of Miss Marian McFall, So
prano: Miss Ethel Davis, contralto; Mr..
Frank Shipe, tenor, and Mr.. Norman Fos-
ter, bass. At the morning service the
quartet will sing, Exalt Me. All Ye Peo-
pie; Hear Our Prayer and Awake and
Sing. In the evening. when a special
praise service will be held, additional Sc
lections by the quartet and tenor solo
by Mr.. Frank Shipe will be rendered. Mrs.
E. P. Dickinson is the pianist and Mr..
Percy 8. Foster, organist.
Brookland Baptist Church-Director,
Miss Lucy G. Lynch. Christmas music
will be rendered today. At the morning
service the program will be: Anthems
Hark! What Mean Those Holy Voices?
(Long), Sing. Oh Sing This Blessed Morn
(RoEers) Solos-Hail. Thou Long Ex-
pecfed Jesus (Blumenstein). by Mr..
w. J. Gafbraith; The Angels Message
Dressler). by Miss Lucy g. Lynch,
with violin obligato by Mr.. Martin Nc