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st. Andrews Church.

The Christmas program of music at st.
Andrews Church at the morning service
at 1890 o'clock on Christmas day will be
as follows: Adeste Fidelis (Novello).
Venite (Schnecker), Gloria Patri (arrang-
ed from Mendelssohn), TIE Deum Vog-
rich. Jubilate Dudley Buck). hymn.
Hank the Herald Angels Sing (Wesley);
Gloria Tibi GarretU. hymn, While Shep-
herds Watched CTate); offertOry. Sing. o
Heaven CTours); Sanctus (Armes). Eu-
celsis (Old ChanD. Nunc Dimiittis
(Clemens). occasional, Little Town Of
Bethlehem CBrooks). This program of
music will be repeated at the morning
service at IL o'clock Sunday. and in the
evening at o'clock the program will be
as follows: Professional, Adeste Fidelis
(Novello): Gloria Patri Robinson). Mag
nif1cat tHayes), Nunc Dimittis (Clemens).
Christmas cantata. The Manager Throne
Angels From the Realms of Glory Mont
gomery). There will be no evening serv-
ice on Christmas day. The members Of
the choir are as follows: Mrs. Fannie At
Lee Gage, soprano soboist; Mrs. John
Roberts. contralto: John Lisle Apple,
tenor. and Fred Schaefer, bass: Miss
Alden. Mrs. Apple. Miss Avledge. Mrs.
Barringer, Miss Crown. Mrs. Monroe.
Miss Hartung, Miss Henderson. Miss Idd-
Miss Pyne. Miss Richardson, Miss Tai
fierro, Miss Taylor. Mrs. Thompson. Miss
Ware. Mrs. Walters. Mrs. Birgfeid.
Messrs. Baker. Omohundro Plummer,
Todhunter, Williams, DR.. Gartrell and DR..
Hollingsworth. Fulton B. Karr is the
organist and John Lsle Apple. choir
master.
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EPISCOPAL.
Church Of the Advent.

program of Christmas music has
been arranged by the choirrnaster, F.
Hewitt, assisted by Eugene Walter. or
ganist, and mixed choir of about twenty
voices. for tomorrow morning at the
Church of the Advent. 1t follows: Pro-
cessional. Christians. Awake. Salute the
Happy Morn (WainwrighD: TIE Deum,
Festival (Thomas Spencer Lloyd: jubi-
late in c. Festival Dudley BucD: old
hymn, Avison: communion hymns, Old
Latin: plain song. Adeste Fideles: offer
tory anthem, 1t Came Upon the Mid
night Clear (Alfred Judson): Phillips
Brooks famous hymn. o Little Town of
Bethlehem Emusic by l.. H. Ridner): Clio
ria in Excelsis. old chant. Women (altos
and sopranos)-Mrs. Juneau. Misses
Speake, Cooley. Ford, HALEY, Small. King,
Westhorpe. Men-Messrs. Hewitt, Ju-
neau. HELEN. Boys-Masters Faris King.
Anderson. Taylor. Higgins, Laurent,
Breck, Wadsworth, Pennebacker. Ewers.
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Church Of the Epiphany.

Christmas music tomorrow at Epiphany
Church as follows: II am. professional
hymn No. 40. 0 Come. All Ye Faithful;
Adeste Ftdeles: TIE Deum, arranged from
the Creation (Buck); Jubilate (Schilling);
1ntroit anthem. Arise, Shine. for Thy Light
Is Come (Maker): Gloria Tibi. in
(SwetD; hymn No. 60. Angels From the
Realms of Glory (Smart): offertory an
them. Sing, o Heavens (GauD: Sanctus
NHarl1er): communion hymn No. 225
Bread of the World: Gloria in Excelsis.
old chant: occasional hymn No. 81.
Hark. the Herald Angels Sing (Mendels-
sohn).
Sunday. II am. Christmas music re-
peated. 8 pm, special music: Portions OF
Christmas cantata. Coming Of the King,
by Dudley Buck. and Sanctus. by Gou-
nod The tenor solos will be sung by DIR.
w. NJ. Kendall of st. Patrick's choir.
The personnel Of the choir is as fol-
lows: Soloists: Miss Lillian HALEY, So
prano: Miss Katherine Lee Jones. con-
tralto; Charles F. Roberts, bass. Chorus
Misses Arbele. Bayard, Chamberlin, Dav-
export NJ. Davis. N. Davis. Goldsborough,
Gerlach. Grimes. Hennen, Krumke, Lar
ner, Lind. Mueller. Murray. Marean. Nc
Kee. Saffold. Mrs. ]. W. Anderson. Mrs
W. b. Patterson: Messrs. Conwell, DAILY
Dixon, Hale Hoover. G.. Scharf. Springer.
Traylor, Waters. Organist, Otis D.
SWEET: choirmaster, James G. TraylOr.
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Church Of the Covenant.

A lengthy musical program will be
given at the Church of the Covenant Sun
day afternoon. 1t is as follows: Selec-
lions from the Messiah. Handel. Thus
Saith the Lord, and But Who May
Abide. bass; Rejoice Greatly. soprano:
Then Shall the Eyes Of the Blind, and
He Shall Feed His Flock, contralto: 4
pm, recitatives. soprano, There were
shepherds abiding in the field, Keeping
watch over their f0cks by night: and 10!
the angel Of the Lord came upon them.
and the glory of the Lord shone round
them. and they were sore afraid. And
the angel said unto them. Fear not, for
behold. I bring you good tidings Of great
joy, which shall be to all the people: for
unto you Is born this day, in the city OF
David, a Savior. which is Christ the
Lord" And suddenly there was with the
angel a multitude OF the heavenly host.
praising God and saying. GLORY to God
in the highest, and peace on earth. good
will toward men," Offertory. tenor. ihy
rebuke has broken His heart: He is full
of heaviness; He looked for some one to
have pity on Him. but there was no man:
neither found He any to comfort Him;
behold and see II there be any sorrow
like unto His sorrow. Organ prelude.
Hallelujah. At the musical service from
7:3O to o'clock In the evening Mrs.
Anne Grant Fugitt. soprano: Miss Flora
McGill, contralto, of New York, and Mr..
Henry Quincy, tenor, Of London, will
sing Christmas songs.
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st. Michael and All Angels.

At st. Michael and All Angels Church
the Christmas service will be held at II
o'clock Christmas morning and the musi-
cal program will be as follows: Organ
prelude CMendelssohn; opening anthem.
TIE Deum and Jubilate (GeibeD: anthem
Sing o Heavens (Tours): introit anthem,
1t Came Upon the Midnight Clear (Ben-
netD; offertory. o Holy Night. soprano
solo by Miss Girouard; Gloria Tibi (Sim-
peri; communion service CTours) and or
gan postlude (GuilmanD. The personnel
of the choir is as follows: Sopranos-Miss
Florence Girouard, soloist; Misses Evelyn
Croggan, NJ. A. Peterson. librarian: Vir-
ginia Magruder. Maud Delaplaine. Altos
Miss Mamie HantzmOn, sOloist, and Mrs
r. Bigelow. Misses NJ. Mckee. Singleton
D. Babcock. K. Baird. Bessie Horey. Ten.
ors-Mr. John Fl. Taylor, soloist: Messrs
William Mckim. crucifer. and James Van
Week. Basses-Mr. Hugh Zea, soloist
and Messrs. Harold Davis, ]. BuddingtOn
and III. Marquee. Mrs. Henry Hunt Nc
Kee is the organist and choir directress.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH
Mount Vernon.

The Christmas music at the Mount
Vernon Church South will be given Sun
day and repeated the Sunday following.
Morning service-Prelude. Curfew, Horse
man; anthem, There Were Shepherds
dudley Buck), quartet: contralto solo, q
Little Town OF Bethlehem (Schnecker).
Mrs. Thomas Hulfish: anthem. Blessed Be
the Lord (William L. Wood. quartet;
postiude. march and chorus, Tannhauser
(BartletO.
Evening service-Prelude, Andantino
tLemore): anthem. Hank. What Mean
Those Holy Voices (Neidlinger), quartet:
soprano solo, selected. Mrs. A. G. Will
marth; anthem. While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks CNeidiinger); postlude. Rus
sian March, 8. Clark.
The quartet Is composed OF Mrs. A. c.
Wilmarth. soprano: Mrs. Thomas HUI
and Earl Carbauh. bass. Donald Freeze
is the organist.
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Whitney Avenue Church.

The program Of Christmas music to be
rendered by the choir OF the Whitney
Avenue Christian Church Sunday morn
ing will include the solos, The Birthday
Of King. by A. Higbie. and Christmas.
by Mrs. Eugene Dickens, and the
anthems. The Heavenly Song (Hamilton
Beirly), and / will Praise Thee, o Lord
CH. p. Danks). The choir includes: So
pranos-Mrs. Colburn. Miss Mary Parsons,
Mrs. Eugene Dickens and Miss A. Dowl-
ing. AltOs-Mrs. r. Gathright, Miss 4.
Kidwell and Miss Helen Sunderland.
Tenors-Mr. ]. Wilmeth. Mr.. Greenfield
and Mr.. Barry. Bass-Mr. Shambaugh
and Mr.. Higbie Organist-Mrs. Edward
c. Finney.
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st. Paul's.

The full chancel choir of st. Paurs
Church will render two notable programs
Christmas morning. At $50 there will be
a solemn high mass. at which the follow
ing musical program will be rendered:
Professional hymn, Adeste F'ideles 1.-TWO
solo boys will sing the verses from the
top of the high altar. the choir repeating
each verse in chorus as the professional
hymn; before the mass. o Holy Night
(Adams); introitus, Dominus Dixit win
chester): Kyrie Eleison (Gruber); Gloria
In Excelsis TozeD: graduate, Tecum
Prinsipium tWinchester>; Credo (rozer);
offertorium. 0 Dies Praeclara; Sanctus
CTozer); Benedictus (Tozer); Agnus Del
CTozer); commuinio.s In Splendoribus
lWinchester): occasional hymn. Angels
French melody. At 10 O'Clock there
will be another high mass. at which the
choir will repeat practically the same
program. The personnel of the choir is
as follows: Organist and choirmaster.
Ernest TIL. Winchester; associate. John
NJ. Council; master of ceremonies. Joseph
Dunn; librarian, Edward l.. Frawley:
first trebles. Masters Joe McGarraghy
and Raymond King (soloists). Raymond
Haller. Paul Golibart, Aloysius Babbing-
George Cullen, John Bland. William
Creveling. Paul Donaldson, Antonio
Rivero, Russell McAllister, George Mat
tingly. Franklin Howe. Harry Ahearn,
Clarence King, George Giddens, Sylvester
Giddens, Edward Reed, Phillip Cannon.
Oscar Lehman, Andrew McCallum and
Shirley Macias; second trebles, Masters
Arthur Stillwell, Edward Roach. William
kimball and William Neacy; BASES, John
NJ. Connell, William N. Lynch. Joseph
Ryder. Joseph Dunn, Joseph Fenwick.
William N Roach, David w. Carroll, 7.
Bryan Huyck, j. A. Schultz. Collins.
Daniel Hall and ]. T. Fogarty, and tenors.
Henry Yaeger, NJ. Harry Stevens. William
Hall, NJ. E. Pagan. j. E. Reed, Bagby,
bart, Edward l.. Frawley, Charles H.
Hall, Daniel McCallum and George HILL
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Hanline.

At Hamline Church the following
Christmas music will be given Sunday at
IL o'clock:
And There Were Shepherds. p. A..
Schneider: soprano solo. Q Holy Night.
(Adams) Miss Christine NJ. Church;
Christmas anthem. H. r. Shelley. Even
ing service at o'clock: The Prince OF
Peace, A. L. Judefnd: 1t Came Upon the
Midnight Clear. The quartet is composed
OF the following: Miss Christine NJ
Church. soprano; Mrs. Ella knights Ellis
alto; George v. Blakeney. tenor and d.
rector; George H. Miller. baritone; Miss
Edith B. Athey. organist. The quartet
will be assisted by Miss Nellie Frazier.
soprano. and Mrs. Nellie NJ. L. Jenkins.
alto.
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Pinkney Memorial, Hyattsville.

Services will be held in Pinkney Me-
mortal Church, Hyattsville, Nd, Christ
mas morning at IL o'clock, with sermon
and celebration Of the holy communion.
The musical program to be sung by the
vested choir. under the direction Of Miss
Nellie A. Moran. at this service is as fol-
lows: Hymn 40. o, Come. All Ye Faith
full. venite, H. p. banks: Gloria Patria.
banks, te deum, Dudley Bucks short
tie deum; jubilate, Tours in F: hymn 50.
o, Little Town Of Bethlehem: kyrie Eiei-
son, Mendelssohn; Gloria Tibi. Pleyel;
hymn 81, Sing. oh. Sing. This Blessed
Morn" sermon; offertory. Messiah Is
King" Warner; offertOry sentence; Sane
tus. Dupuis; communion hymn. 225.
Bread OF the World; Gloria in -Excelsis.
old chant: hymn 81, Hark. the Herald
Angels Sing. The choir Is composed of
the following: Sopranos. Mrs. Hugh
Latimer, Mrs. c. Frank Carr, Mrs.
Charles w. Clagett, Mrs. Sherman
James, Mrs. Irving Owings, Miss Evelyn
Lewis, Miss Baker, Miss Adelaide Bar
ker, Miss Beavers and Miss Darnall: al
tos, Mrs. George Stephens. Mrs. William
G. Wells and Mrs. Wilfret: tenors. George
Stephens, Harold Burnside. George
Evans: bassos, Earl Severe. Paul S. Her
ring and Mr.. Shelton. Organist and d.
rectress, Miss Nellie A. Moran.
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Peace Earth the Christmas Message the Churches Tomorrow

Nance Gilbert Miller. Edwin Hale. Rob
ert Larner. Samuel Leech, Ralph Stod-
dard. Ebert Quirollo. w. Carroll Burch.
John Ballenger. Louis Stabler, Howell
Levi. Fred Steffens, Gerald Hale. Cor
man def. Larner. Earle Springer Francis
walter. Charles Bentsen. Leonard Clark,
Theodore Vollten. DENLY Hird. Henry
Campbell. Charles Conrard. George E.
X montgomery; altos. Richard ]. Rig
giles. Nell Marks, Raymond Tompkins
malcolm Rich. Harold MacCalmont
tenors. B. Allen Terrell T. L. Mead. jr
CHARLES HI. Henney, Charles B. Xanten;
oassos. Arthur H. Deibert. r. H. Akin
son. Henry H. Tallmadge, Bayard x.
Gibson. Jay c. Howell. Henry H. Free
man, organist and choirmaster; Eugene
Dlckerson Freeman librarian: Frederick
g. kayhoe and John Hughes, assistant
librarians.
The Christmas festival of the Sunday
school will be held at $50 o'clock Tues
day afternoon.
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Christ Church, Georgetown.

Program Of music Christmas day. II
am: Professional. hymn 49, Adeste
F'ideles; TIE Deum in Eb. Barrett: Jubilate
Dec, in F, Tours; hymns 81 and "a: Kyrie
Eleison, Gloria Tibi and Sanctus in F,
Macleod; offertory anthem, There were
Shepherds Abiding in the Field, Foster
Gloria in Excelsis and Nunc Dimittis,
chanted; occasional carol, The Snow
Lay on the Ground. Warren.
The service will be repeated Sunday
Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis. by Field
The choir consists of:Soloists. Mrs
Brown. Miss Houchen. Mr.. Jonscher. Mr.
Waters: chorus, Miss Blake. Miss Grace
Houchen. Miss Laub. Miss knight. Miss
Kane. Miss Conley. Miss Crowley, Miss
Berry. Mrs. Kurtz, Mrs. Carroll. Louis
Knight. Harry knight. II. A. Middleton
boys. Allen Blackford. Eugene Blackford.
Edward White. Reginald White, Nelson
oliver. William Harrison. James Stone,
Norman Davis and Bernard Davis. assist
ed by Mrs. Hollifield and Mr.. Pearson.
Donald b. Macleod is the organist and
choirmaster.
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LUTHERAN.
Grace Church.

Christmas service will be held at $50
O'Clock tomorrow morning in Grace
Church. In addition to the full liturgical
service the choir will render the following
music: Opening anthem, Behold.
Bring You Good Tfdings CA GeibeD;
TIE Deum In e nat "a. Baumbach): Incl
dental solos, Mrs. n. Miles, Miss v.
Wilmer, Miss z. Rithershofer Mrs. A.
wilmer: Christmas carol. IT'S the Birth
day of Our Savior &C. Vincent). Organist,
Walter Beandes: sopranos, Misses Irene
Umhau. Augusta Umhau, Violet wilmer
Ellene Heine: altos. Mrs. A. Wilmer,
Miss E. Rithershofer: tenors. n. Miles,
+. Perkins; bassos. F. w. Loetsch, G.
Werner
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the
Sunday school Christmas service will be
rendered by the children of the Sunday
school.
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St. Aloysius.

The Christmas season at st. Aloysius
will be commemorated with all the pomp
and ceremony Just before midnight to-
night, the strains of boy voices will be
heard singing the traditional Christmas
hymn, Adeste Fideles, from the top Of
the high altar. Immediately following
this, there will be a procession of priests.
scholastics, acolytes, altar boys and
choristers to the crib in the lower church,
before which all will kneel, while the
choir sings a Christmas hymn: the pro-
cession will then go to the upper church.
marching to the altar singing Adeste
Fideles.
The following musical program will be
rendered by the chancel choir under the
the mass, o Holy Night, Adams: in
troitus, Dixit Dominus, Winchester: Kyne
Eleison, Rhienberger: Gloria In Excel
sis, Rhienberger: graduate. Winchester;
Credo, Tozers' mass in honor of st. Will
fred; offertory, Laetentur Coeli. Gregg
rian: offertorium. Dies Prae Clara
tus. Tozers' Mass to the Most Blessed
Sacrament; Agnus Del, Rhienberger;
communio. In Splendoribus. Winchester:
after the mass, Hallelujah. Handel
Messiah; occasional hymn, Angels We
melody. At IL o'clock tomorrow there
will be a solemn high pontifical mass In
the presence of the apostolic delegate.
The same program of music will be re-
peated at this time.
The personnel of the choir will be as
follows: Director of music, Ernest 7.
Winchester: organist; ]. A. Gauges: IL
brarian. Thomas ]. Carney; cantors. j.
Wise Byrnes and Frances A. Dougherty: :
first treble. Masters John OBrien. Charles
Considine, Raymond Madigan. Eugene
Auldridge. William Murphy, Edward Nc
Keever. Charles Wade, Wilbus Finch.
William Hughes. George Weide. John
Burns. Francis O'Reilly. John Gleason.
Edward McLarney, Leo Smith, Lawrence
Smith, Francis Auldridge, Harry Dom
oghue. Charles Reagan. William Harlow,
Charles McDougall. Roland Clerke: second
trebles. Masters Dean Gallagher. Thomas
Pyne. Sylvan Sheridan. Edward Murphy,
Philip Sheridan: BASES, Messrs. J. Wise
Byrnes. Francis A. Dougherty. John NJ.
Connell, Richard M. Powers. Thomas J.
Gaffney, AL Shields. John Shields, Joseph
J. Kennedy. Leo Mauschauer, Aloysius
Stormont Paul Chamberlain: tenors.
Messrs. T. Harry Maxwell. M. Harry
Stevens DR.. Henry Yaeger. DR.. Charles
L. Watson. J. Victor Golibart. Frances
Cahill. Edward Campbell, Charles O'Reil-
ly, Ignatius Stormont, Denis A. Lane.
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st Patrick's.

At st. Patrick's Church at midnight
there will be solemn high mass celebrated.
Both choirs will take part In the musical
program and the choir of mixed voices
will be assisted by a full orchestra. The
program will include: Prelude. Christmas
Morn (R. Barrett), orchestra; proceE-
sional. Hark, Hark, My Soul Orchard
SOM, sanctuary choir; introit, Viadana
1000. sanctuary choir: Kyrie, Haydn S
Third Mass, mixed choir; Gloria, Haydn's
Second Mass, mixed choir: Graduate and
Alleluis (Silby), sanctuary choir: Gradu-
ale Motel, Ad Regum Pastorum (Gounod),
sanctuary choir: Veni Creator, Angel s
Song Orlando Gibbons, 1850, sanctuary
choir; Credo, Beethovens Mass in e.,
mixed choir; offertory proper Vladana'
1900, sanctuary choir: offertory motet'
Adesta Fidens (Novello). sanctuary choir:
Sanctus. Haydn's Third Mass. mixed
choir; Benedictus. Haydns Third Mass.
mixed choir; Agnus Del, Haydn's Third
Mass, mixed choir: during communion.
Exulta Sion (V. HammerelD. mixed choir;
occasional, Faith of Our Fathers (Ganss),
sanctuary choir; postlude. Adeste Ffdelis
(Noyello), orchestra. The sanctuary choir
will be under the direction of X. Mills
Silby and the mixed choir will be con-
Quoted by Armand Gumprecht, with Ut.
Anton Gloetzner at the organ. This mass
will be followed Immediately by two low
masses, and there will be low masses al
8, Z, ., 8 and 10 o'clock Christmas morn
ing, and a solemn high mass at IL O'CLOCK.
The program of music will be the same
as at the midnight mass with the excep-
ton that the prelude by the orchestra
and Exulta Sion, during communion, Will
be omitted. The personnel of the sane
tuary choir is as follows: Boys first tre-
ble-B. Farling, ]. Storer, J. Ryan, =.
Fisher, w. Mortimer. w. White, j.
Craven, c. Wood, Leroy Mccarthy. II.
Giusta. c. Fisher. ]. Risen: second treble
b. Mccarthy, F. Furuham. B. Gregory.
w. Roddy. G. Latteur. L. Pape, j. Will
r. Wiley; probationers, w; Mortimer
H. Crooke, J. Casey. A. Higdon. X.
Salvatore and W. crooke. Men,Altos;
c. Benson. Lavens: tenors. Backtold and
c. c. Wright; BASES. E. c. Miller, F.
Brosnan. F. Duggan and Frank Hartnett.
The membership of the senior choir In
cludes. soloists, Mrs. Annie Grant Fug1tt,
soprano: Mrs. Francis e. Gilmore. con-
tralto: DR.. William NJ. Kemball tenor;
and Mr.. Arthur w: Porter, bass: So
pranos. Miss Annie Fitzhugh, Miss Clara
Johnston and Mrs Porter; altos. Miss
A. c. Rogers. Mrs. Nellie H. Pollard and
Mrs. Katherine Baden: tenors, DR.. H.
MacNamee and George Mcmahon: bass,
Joseph B. Wilson.
AS nearly all of the churches in the city
will have midnight mass, DR.. Russell has
made special arrangements with the
Capital Traction and Washington Elec-
trio Railway Companies to run their cars
until 2:30 Christmas morning.
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Merry, merry Christmas bells
will ring throughout the world to-
morrow, proclaiming the anniver-
sary of the birth OF mankind S
Savior. The notes will carry
the Christian world back to the
great thought of Bethlehem IN
the long ago-of the Savior, who
is Christ the Lord, who tarried IN
this world but a brief thirty-thrce
years and then gave up his life
on Calvary's cross that the world
might be redeemed.
Glad anthems will rise in the
churches and each note serves to
again tell to the Christian that his
faith is everlasting-that it must
endure until time shall be no
more. and that he must be happy
in the thought that when the roll
is called up yonder he will be
there. 1t is a call again to go
forward, Christian soldier, be-
Meath His banner true.
In the Catholic and Episcopal,
churches of the National Capital
fine programs of music will be
given tomorrow morning. In the
former churches many masses
will be begun at midnight to-
night, proclaiming frst-the birth
of the Savior King. The Presby-
terian, Baptist, Methodist and
other Protestant congregations
will hold their special services
Sunday.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.


The First NJ. p. Church choir. 9TH street
southeast, under the direction of J. G..
Klein. will sing its Christmas music Sum
day. At the morning service the an
thems. Ring Forth. Ye Bells. by Schneck-
er. and When Shepherds Watched, by
LOwden, will be sung. At the evening
service the choir will sing the anthem, II
Came Upon the Midnight Clear, by JUDI
son. and Mr.. Klein will sing q tenor solo.
The Christmas Herald, by c. Whitney
Coombs. Thursday evening. December no.
at o'clock the choir will render 1.-THE
Hope of the World a choral cantata by
p. A. Schneider. The choir will be assist
ed by Miss Gertrude Trow, who will sing
a soprano solo, 0 Holy Night.
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Church of the Ascension.

At the Church OF the Ascension the
Christmas music will tomorrow be as fol-
lows: Professional 40. Adeste Fideles;
venite and Gloria. Morley: TIE Deum.
Dudley Buck. B fiat; Jubilate. Hayes
introit 81. Hark the Herald Angels
Sing. Mendelssohn; Shorter Kyrfe, Win
ter: Gloria Tibi. Garrett; hymn SO,
Shout the Glad Tidings, Avison
offertory. Jesus Christ Today Is Born.
Bracket: doxOlogy, occasional 60. Angels
From the Realms of Glory. Soloists. Miss
Flora A. jackson, soprano; Miss Anna f.
Brett, alto; Jack Bowie, tenor, and
Arthur n. Gardner. bass. The choir is
under the direction Of Heinrich Hammer:
Miss Frances c. Harrison, Organist.
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st. Paul's Church, Rock Creek Parish

Musical selection for Christmas morn
ing. to be repeated Sunday: Opening
anthem, While Shepherds Watched Their
F'locks by Night. Neidlinger: chant, We
mite, Bennett. in B fiat: Gloria Patri,
Buck. in c; Schneider, in F. and Gounod,
in d: TIE Deum. Dressler. In G; jubilate,
Shelley, In A: introit anthem, Angels
From the Realms of Glory. Neidlinger;
kyrie and Gloria Tibi. Maunder, in F;
hymn 40, Adeste Fideles: Gloria Patri
after the sermon. familiar chant; offer
tory anthem, Gounod's Nazareth, with
baritone and alto solos arranged by Dud-
ley Buck; Maunder's communion service
in F; occasional hymn IS, Little Town
of Bethlehem. The choir consists of Miss
Amelia b. Fisher. soprano: Mrs Charles
II. Parkman. alto: Frederick Seibold
tenor: George F. d. Rollings. bass; James
w. Cheney, organist and choirmaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-24
First.

Christmas music at the First Presby-
terrain Church Sunday. December rs.
follows: IL a.m-Organ prelude, Pas
toral Symphony (Mrs. Schultz; Beloved.
l Bring You Good Tidings (GeibeD
Calm on the Listening Ear OF Night
CParks): ofiertory. The Song Of the An,
OF fifteen minutes. Mrs. Schutt; Peace
Upon Earth (GeibeD; o You That
Bringest Good Tidings Brown; Naza-
tory. o Holy Night (Adam). sung by
Miss Finney. The quartet consists of
Miss Helen Creman, soprano; Miss Mary
B. Finney. contralto; Mr.. Charles Stew
enson, tenor; Mr.. H. C. r. Keeling,
baritone. Mrs. G. F. Schutt is the or
ganist.