The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-25
bowie, tenor, and Arthur n. Gardner.

Bowie tenor, ana arthur N HIuhei'
bass.
AZ the chiIdrens vesper service, AS
O'Clock, the children win sing for process
sional, "Sing, 0 Sing. This Blessed
Norm and -Once in Royal Davids
City" The onertory choral win be Glory,
Glory in the Highest" Recessional, Tt
Came Upon the Midnight Clear" The
choir is under the direction Of Miss
Flora A. Jackson. Miss AlicefK. HaTTi-
son is organist.
Mrs. Mabel owen Beard and Mss
Katharine McNeai gave q joint recital
and tea last Sunday. Miss McNeal
opened the programme with a suite Of
Chopin numbers Mrs. Mabel Owen
Beard was in me voice and sang with
great effect the aria from Paris and
Heller" by Gluck; Bright Star OF Love,
by RObandi. With violin obligato. Mr..
Charles Frailey played two violin solos,
| ''ROndo Capriccioso,' by Saint-Saens,
and "HumOresque,' by DVOrak.
BY special request Mr.. Frank Gebest
played Paganini-Liszt etude. Miss
Katharine AIcNeal concluded the pro-
gramme with Lists Hungarian Rhap-
sodie No. Il, and as encore ''Valsik." by
/ John Mokrep Miss Margaret O'Toole
accompanied Mrs. Beard beautifully.
| The next recital will be given January
| Is. when Miss Flora McGill, soprano,
/ will assist
At Holy Name Church. the following
musical program was rendered Il the
I midnight mass; Professional, List TO
the Song Of the Ages by Adam Geibel;
"Kyrie and Gloria" by Bartschmid Id;
/ credo. ''Sanctus and Agnus Del" GLORIA.
benedicius, Gounod's st Cecilia" offer
1 tory. "Adeste Fidelis," NoTello; recess
sional, 20 Holy Night" Al phe Adam.
At St Paurs Church, Rock Creek
Parish, Maunder's communion service
and the following five anthems constitute
the leading musical selections Of the
regular morning service at II O'Clock;
[ 20 Little Town of Bethlehem by c..
B. Hawey; TIE Deum ia + fat, by
Adolph BaUmbach; Jubilate in G, by
L. 5. briggs, There Were Shepherds. %
by Z. Pettman; "Hark. the Glad Sound, ,"
/ by Walter Heaton The choir consists
Of Miss Amelia B. Fisher. soprano: Mrs
Charles II. Parkman. alto; Mr.. Frederic
seibold, tenor; Mr.. George F. d. Roll
ings, bass: Mr.. James W. Cheney, or
ganist and choirmaster.
AT the North Carolina Avenue NJ r.
Church Rev. n. o. Gibson. pastor. the
following Christmas music Will be sung
to-day:
Morning-Organ: "Cavatine" CRan), c.
Y. Schoheld: He Shall Reign Forever"
CHaID, choir; mezZo-sOprano solo, Bright
in the East" (Hansoml, Miss Mary A.
, Dodge.
Evening-The choir viii render The can
tata, At Bethlehem" (Judson). Solo
parts by Misses Ada. N, Filler and Mary
A Dodge and Mr. J.. L. Downs.
The members Of the choir are So
pranos. Miss Ada NJ Filler. Miss Sue V
! Hess. Miss Grace NJ. Meier. Mrs Maurice
" Willard, and Mrs. Robert Yost; altos
Miss Lillian +. Dant Miss Mary A.
Dodge. Miss Myrtle Schefeld. and Mrs
/, c. Y. SchOheld; tenors Mr.. +. a. Cairnes
! Mr.. Louis Meier, and Mr.. j. l. Downs
BASES, Mr.. r. J. CARRIER, Mr.. c. O.
Thomas. and AIR Robert Yost Under
the direction Of 9. Y. Schoheld, OrgaDiSL
Beginning at n:f5 o'clock, a programme
of Christmas songs, violin and organ
T was given in 81. Josephs Church last
night.
Under the direction Of Miss Marie 7.
sullivan the choir sang Schmid's Mass
in A, which was rendered for the firsi
time. a quartet composed of X. Ryan
B. Hart Z. Hillyard and Z. Sullivan
sang "Adeste Fidelis" as an offertory,
| with violin obHgato by Miss X. Sullivan.