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WITH THE METHODISTS.

AT Foundry Church special pro
gramme of music has been arranged for
the regular session of the Sunday school
on Christmas morning. The school well
cones the return Of Mr.. Emory 7. Ire
land, the superintendent On Monday
afternoon. January p the pastor Rev w
r. Wedderspo0n. ID d., and his family
viii be al home L. the members and
friends OF Foundry Church from $50 TO 8
ana from $ 90 10 3. m. ON December 81
there viii be watch-nisht service from
ID 10 T. On Tuesday evening. December
~ viii be held the annual Christmas en-
q rtalnment by the sunday school. inter
spersed with music, assisted by an or
chestra A. is customary, the members
of the school and their friends will bring
on taat eyening gifts Of monty and pro-
visions Tor distribution among the needy.
al Mount Pleasant 81 L, Church South,
Fost-Ofice Han. ll3 Park road north
VEST Rev. r. IS. Jenries. pastor Music
Christmas Day al II a. m.-Anthems.
Hall, Holy Morn. j. Lincoln Hall,
There Were Shepherds" c. Austin
Ailes. solo. selected, by Mrs. G Edgar
Jones Sunday school Christmas festival
Thursday, the 18th
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LUTHERAN SERVICES.

The Christmas services at the Lutheran
Church of the Epiphany on the west
side OF Fourteenth street, above street,
viii be marked by special features both
morning and evening. At the morning
service Rev. Charles +. Steck D. D., the
pastor Of the church. will take as the
theme of his sermon The Glad NatiV-
ity" Mr. j. Harry Click viii render
violin solo, and a chorus choir, under
the leadership Of Mr. L. Russell Alden.
VIII sing the following programme:
Gloria" from Mozart's "Twelfth Mass"
Shelley's Christmas. and Bartletts 1T
Is the Blessed Christmas Morn. AT the
8 o'clock evening service DR. Steck will
preach on the theme seen at Bethle-
hem" Miss Edith Stowen. soprano
soloist Of the choir. Will sing Wander
waters Might or Nights" and the choir
will render Geibels Behold, / Bring
You Good Tidings' and Dudley Buck S
arrangement OF Adams 20 Holy Night"
Church Of the Reformation. Second
and b streets southeast-Christmas Day,
$50 a m. service by the Endeavorers;
$50 a. IA, Gloria In Excelsis." By the
Sunday school; II a. M, Christmas SER
mon and special music; 80 p. m.
Thoughts on the Closing Year" The
annual Christmas celebration by the
children of the church will take place on
Wednesday afternoon and evening, De-
cember Is
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Thy Light is Come" Berthold Tours:
Sing, o Heavens" and 1T Came Upon
the Midnight Clear" by Judson; ''Te
Deum." by Barrett. "Jubilate" by Dudley
Buck: "Venite.'' by banks. The choir is
OF men and women and boys vested.
The Sunday school will hold its Christ
mas festival on the evening OF Innoeents
Day. with many sweet Christmas carols,
and services under the charge of MIR. r.
c. Torrey, the superintendent, assisted
by Mr.. Hayden. cornet. and Miss Rosse,
pianist. programme will be rendered
by the members OF the school, followed
By distribution of prizes and gifts.
Al Trinity Parish P. e. Church, Tako-
ma Park. D. c., Rev. F. w. Smith. rec
tor. the music on Christmas Day will in
clude 'Venite" Oh flaO. Corbin; "Jubilate"
COrbin: Tie Deum" in c., Goold; offer
tory, star Of the Orient" Shelley: bass
solo by Mr.. Herbert d. Lawson; anthem.
How Beautiful on the Mountains"
Miles. The choir has recently been reor-
ganized, with Mr. Herbert d. Lawson as
choirmasteh. Miss Marion Taylor is or
ganist
Christ Episcopal Church, Georgetown:
Rev j. II. ". Blake, rector; Mr. Donald
3. Macleod, organist and choirmaster.
Services on Christmas Day at 100 and Ii
a. m. AT the II o'clock service the fol-
lowing programme of music VIII be rem
dered by the vested choir: Professional,
20 Come. All Ye Faithful" Carey; We
mite" Havergal; TIE .Deum in c. Dressler;
Benedictus in d, DR.. Dykes; introit,
'Hark, the Herald Angels Sing War
ren; Kyrie Eleison, Gloria, and Sanctus
in ID fiat, Macleod: Offertory. "Alleluio, o
Zion, that Bringest Glad Tidings." Sir
John Stainer. occasional, old English
carol. The Snow Lay on the Ground"
traditional
Following is the programme Of Christ
mas music at St Thomas Church, Rev.
c. Ernest Smith, d. D.. D. C. L., rector,
az II a m. tomorrow: PROFESSIONAL
hynn, "Adeste Fidelis;" Venihe Men
deissohn; Gloria, Mendelssohn: TIE Deum
ia + fiat, Barrett; Jubilate. in d. Buck:
hymn 81; Gloria Tibi. Parker; hymn
before sermon by the rector (5D:
offertory anthem. while Shepherds
Watched. Martin: Sanctus, Stainer;
hymn %; Gloria in Exeelsis," old chant:
RecessiCnal. hymn 80. Christmas afternoon
at 3:f5. organ recital by Mr.. l. B Aldrieh,
and at AS choral evensong, with special
anthems. No sermon Mr.. l. b. Al
drieh, organist; Mr.. W. c. LOCKER, di-
rector.
Church of the Epiphany Christmas Day
music ;-,~l-sdAs morning service and holy
communion. Il O'Clock; prelude, Grand
Offertoire in ID tBatiste1 Festival Te
Deum in ID (Buck. Behold. / Bring You
Good Tidings" tCoombs), Nazareth"
(Gounod. Sanctus (Harker); postlude,
Gloria (WebeD Evening service. 8 o'clock
Prelude Noel (Thayer): Magniicat and
Nunc Dimittis in G Marks; 20 Little
Town Of Bethlehem" (Neidlinger): Sing.
o Heavens" (Tours)i postlude, march in
b IGuilmanO.
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ice. Mrs S. v Gusack will play the
That's Meditation as a violin solo dur
ing the offertory, and the new Scotch
tenor. Mr. Macfarlane Brockett, will sing
the star OF Bethlehem" by Adams, and
Angels Guard Thee" by GODDARD, TO
which latter Mrs. Gusack will play a vio-
lin oblisato,
The evening service viii be at O'Clock.
consisting of a Christmas concert by the
Sunday school. This programme will COM
prise carols, Rotations, and music by
the school. and Mr. Brockett will sing
'"rhe Gift by Behrend. and by special
request THE Holy City, by Adams Miss
Grace Adams and Miss Ethel Foster will
assist at the piano and MIR Roberts the
organ: Miss Cora Frank the mandolin,
and Messrs. Clements and Roberts. violin
lists. Pastor Pnkham will deliver a short
address TO the children. and Superintend-
ent Foster will be in charge Of the mu-
steal programme.
Services at Metropolitan Baptist Church.
Sixth and A streets northeast, the Rev.
John Compton Bali. pastor. will be as
follows:
At the morning service. Il o'clock-Pre-
lude. ITO a Water Lily" by Mcdowell;
anthem. Break Forth Into JOY" by
shipper: duet, Guiding STAR by Brag-
dol. TO be sung by Mrs Park Reeder and
Mrs John H. Tatspaugh; interlude. ITO
a Wild Rose" by Mcdowell: anthem,
And There Were Shepherds" anthem.
Christmas" by Shelley, and postlude,
"Humoresque." by Dvorak
At the eevening service. 7.S0 o'clock. the
following will be rendered--Prelude,
Good Night" by Nevin: anthem, THE
Manager Cradle" by Neidlinger; anthem,
''Hark Hark Nay Soul" By Shelley; yio-
lin solo. "Adoration,' by Borowski. 10 be
played by Miss Lillian Koechling; anthem,
20 Lord, ! Come by Braga-Bassford
violin obligato by Miss Koechling: So
prano solo, might Of Nights, By Van de
Water. 70 be sung by Mrs. Reeder: post
Jude, Christmas SONG" by Williams.
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EPISCOPAL.
ST. THOMAS CHURCH.


ST. THOMAS CHURCH
18th, near Dupont Circle, between and Q.
Christmas Das seDices:
% A. m.-Hoy Communion
$50 u m-Hoy Commuuion.
u 90 a. m.-AiCuing prayer. sermon by rector. c.
Ernest smith ID. D.. ID. 9. =. and
Holy Communion.
5a5 p m.-0Tgan recital by W. L. b. Aldrich.
as ,. m.-Hnl choral service special anthems
No sermon.
Monday Isl. Stephens Day, Sunday school festival
al p. M. Carols by the children.
TRINITY CHURCH. ID and c SIS. nv. Rev. Rich
ard 2. Williams, rector Christmas services 30
a. H.. 4 a. H.. 3 p. m The rector vii nTeach.
Visitors cordially welcomed.
ST ANDREWS CHURCH. cor. 18th ard Corcoran
SIS nW. Rev. J. j. Dimon reciaF. Rev w. NJ
Pettis ID, D. curate. Services; SO. Holy Com
munion g. Holy Communion go Sunday school,
H. Morning prayer. Holy Communion, and sermon.
g. evening service and sermon.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mass. ave. and
18th ST. nv. Rev. ]. Henning Nelms. rector.
Christmas services: Z. s. and 70 a. m, Holy Com
muHion II a. M, morning prayer and sermon.
4:l5 D. m. ciIldren's Fesper service. 8 D. H..
evening prayer and sermon. Special Christmas
music.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9Th and
! SIS. Ne. Rev. C. S. Abbott and c. W. Guion.
AiElE1s AllIA iNIuilil444 titoAAA Hsaflfti 4
Holy Communion, 20 a. m. Morning prayer and
address lchildFens serTieel, $50 a. IN. Holy Com
mJnion and sermon. II a. n. Evening prayer and
sermon, : 20 P. m. Service for the deaf IN sign
language, ia parish hall. II a. N.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH. sd g.. near Washington
Circle. Rev. Robert Talbot and Rev. George ".
Atkinson, Clergy. Holy Communion, 30. Q and
H. Children's carol service, 10 O'clock, Choral
eYensong and organ recital O'Clock. The Bishops
Of Washington and Texas viii take part in the Il
o'clock service
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Georgetown. Rev
James II. W. Blake, rector. SATURDAY December
a p. m childrens Christmas festival Il IS
n m. parish anniversary Holy Communion. sun
. day. Christmas Dsy-7-50 g. n. Holy Communion.
u a. M. ful church service and sermon by the
rector. Monday December o. St. STEPHEN Day
II a. NJ, Holy Communion. Tuesday, Decenber
2. St Joan Evangelist Dsy-li a. m, Holy Com
mmicn. Wednesday. December y, Holy limo
cenoe Day-n a. m, Holy Communion.
CHURCH or THE EPIPHANY. G ST.. between
18th and 18th SIS. nW The Rev. Randolph H. Nc
Kim, d. D.. rector. Christmas Day services:
Hoiy Communion, O.. m. music rendered by after
noon ehoirl. Service and sermon at Il a. m.
Children's service az p m Evening prayer AID
sermon at p. m. The rector VIII preach at II
a. m The Rev, DR.. Bishop. Of ScEance Tenn.
will preach Sunday. 8 p N. Children Christmas
carol sTFioe. wednesday evening al z 20.
ST. JAMES CHURCH, sth. near O st. ne. sery-
ICES. q loao and n a. m, ard 30 p. N.
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Endeavorers at Z O'Clock and by Endeav-
orers of the Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church at 7:30 The regular Christian
Endeavor service tomorrow evening
OF the Young Peoples Society Of the
Heights Presbyterian Church
win be led by Rev. w. d. Moss. ED-
of the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church have planned a Christmas
service for tomorrow evening.
Mr.. r. f. Drury Of the extension de-
partment of the District union. viii lead
tO-morr0W's meeting of the Kendall Bap-
fist Christian Endeavor Society
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.

Christmas opportunities to serve ones
fellows in the spirit of Christ are being
widely used in Washington Christian En-
deavor circles. The Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor Society, of Calvary
Baptist Church will give to each of the
$50 children of the Bruen Home an or
ange and candy and viii also provide
a large Christmas tree. At the Florence
Crittenton Home this society will pre-
sent all the children with oranges, candy,
and toys, and win send oranges for dis
tribution among the 125 occupants Of the
home. The Crittenton Home. In Third
street. will have a Christmas dinner fur
nished by the Christian Endeavor So
eiety and Sunday school of the North
Carolina Avenue Methodist Protestant
Church. The missionary committee of
the Church of the Covenant Endeavor
Society viii give out baskets of pro-
visions to several families. as will also
the Young Peoples Society Of the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church. Forty
two dollars was contributed By Endeavor-
ers of Shiloh Baptist Church last sun
day evening for use among the needy on
Christmas.
Sunrise Christmas Day services will be
held by Mount Pleasant Congregational
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PRESBYTERIAN NEWS.

At The Church OF the Covenant. Rev.
Charles wood ID. d., minister; Rev.
Stuart Beady NJ A., assistant minister.
there viii be special music al both the
$3.50 and 1880 services In The afternoon
service a double quartet viii render ''The
Incarnation by Geibel. and al the g:30
service the choir OF 81 Johns viii sing
assisted by a string quartet composed
OF Mr.. Herman q. Rakemann. first vio-
lin Mr William r. Green. second violin.
Ar. Joseph Finckel. viola; AIR Richard
Lorleberg, violOnceilo. Tho programme
follows, Organ and string quartet,
bonanza from the orchestral suite
by Albert f.. Watt; Festival re Deum IN
G. major Jordan. anthem. "Christs IN
carnation.' Foster; Jubilate Dec ia q
major, Calkin: Sing. O Heavens" Maun-
der "A festival setting of the "Mdgnificat
and Nunc Dimitus in ID major, ninas-
ten; organ and string quarter. sued
l-h Professional March, Xaver Schar-
wenka.
The Hon. J. q Kimban entertained the
members and friends OF the Metropolitan
Presby terrain brotherhood by a most in
teresting address last Monday evening.
The Central Presbyterian Sunday School.
q Third and I streets northwest, gave
their annual Christmas giving exercise
Wednesday night Tt is the custom to
make this celebration an opportunity for
every one in the Sunday school and
church 10 bring some gifts 10 be sent to
children and families who are deprived
of such things. The gifts brought con-
sisted Of clothing. provisions. toys, books,
and money.
The annual Christmas Sunday school
entertainment viii take the place Of. the
regular Sunday evening service at the
First Presbyterian Church. at 7:3O p. m
lt viii be a service of song and Christ
mas story, by members of the school,
assisted by the church choir. The songs
and story will be illustrated with the
the stereopticon. The observance Of the
Christmas festival by the Sunday school
on Sunday night is new departure.
Christmas services at the Eastern
Presbyterian Church, Maryland avenue,
Sixth. and c streets northeast, Rev.
Charles L. Neibel, pastor, at II a. M
Sermon by the pastor theme, THE Shep-
herds and the Angels" Christmas music
by a chorus choir. 20 Little Town OF
Bethlehem Hawley; Come, Thou Long
Expected Jesus" Stuttgart: '"fhe Morn
ing Star on High is Glowing" Praetor-
ious, o Come, All Ye Faithful" "Hark
the Herald Angels Sing" MendeIss0hn.
At 7,lJ p. m.-Sermon, Wise men and
the Christ Christmas music: Joy 10
the World, Antioch: 1T Came Upon a
Midnight Clear" Scott. "Hark. What
Mean Those Holy Voice." Conner: 10.
How a Rose Fer Blooming" Praetorious;
Everywhere. Everywhere, Christmas
Tonight" Nevin, "The Earth Has
Grown Old" Nevin; As With Gladness
Men Of Old, % KOchcr.
Christmas music in. New York Avenue
Church. In the morning service. Be
hold, I Bring You Glad Things.
Bartlett, and HE Shall Feed His Flock
Lake Shepherd" and Come Unto Me
AL Ye that Labor" from Handels Mes
sah.l' Evening service, Vests cantata
az Story OF Bethlehem" with Ger
bethlehem Plains" and Sing, Ye Choris-
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V streets northwest. Christmas morning
at o'clock solemn high mass. which will
be celebrated by the pastor. Right Rev
Mgr. James F. Mackin. The same
programme viii be repeated at II O'Clock
mass: Professional hymn. Angels We
Shave Heard" TRADITIONAL: before the
mass, 20, Holy Night" adam. Introlt
CWinchester); Kyrie (HammereD; Gloria
in EXcelsis (HammereD: Graduate win
chester; Credo jHammereD; offertory
(Winchesterl: Offertory motel, "Adeste
Fidelis'' (Novello): Sanctus, Benedictus.
and Agnus Del (HammereD Communion
CTOzer); after mass. Nazareth" (Gou-
nod; occasional hymn. '"The snow Lay
on the Ground CTraditionaD.
Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Chevy
Chase. Midnight mass. followed by ben
ediotion of the blessed sacrament. will be
celebrated for the congregation Of the
new Church of the Blessed Sacrament.
Chevy Chase. by Rev. John c. Smyth.
c. $ p, of ST, Thomas College. Catholic
University. A choir has been formed
Novelties "Adeste Fidelis'' Adams 70
Holy Night" and other Christmas selee-
tons will be sung. Mr. Norman Esputa
DAILY viii preside at the organ
ST Marys German Catholic Church.
Mass at midnight. Full choir, assisted
by orchestra. Before mass, 'Adeste
Fidelis" mass. Haydn; Sixteenth Com
plete Offertory. "Exulta Sion" Ham
merel: after mass. "Stille Naeht, Heillige
Nacht" Damroseh Quartet, soprano.
Edna ]. Shelby; contralto, Margaret
Eichorn: tenor. Lawrence J. Mills; basso
Frank Rebstoca organist and choir d.
rector, Harry T. Hall.
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CHRIS IAN.

CHRISTIAN. Vermont ave. near 81. nv. DR..
y. d. Power and Rev. Earle Wiley pastors.
Preaching az Il a. N. and : 80 p r. by Rev.
Earle Wiley. AT : 80 y. m, a Christmas lecture
sermon on The Eastern Star" illustrated BY
colored Iactures- 5. s. $50 a. n. G. T., go
,. Seats frse. Come.
NINTH ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Eth ard ID
sts- ne George A. Miller. pastor. Bible school,
$50 a. n. Morning service u. Evening service.
a:A5; subject OF sermon. Samson" the eighth
in the series Of sermons on Bible Characters. %
All ara welcome
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PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH or THE COVENANT.
Connecticut ave-. y and 18th stS
Charles Wood minister.

Charles Wood minister.
Stuart BFeady, assistant minister.
HATTy Baremore Angus. minister Of Peek Chapel.
II a. m.-Preacbing by the pastor.
Musical service led b. church quartet, from so 70
O'Clock. The Unity Double Quartet
win render The Incarnation" (Geihsl.
4 r m.-Prracliug b. the PASTOR; subjecf Gifts 20
Christ and gifts from Christ"
: n m-PTeacling By the pastor; sabie-t, The go
pei Of the angels
Musical service from Z 80 10 S O'Clock led BY 81.
Johns Choir, assisted by Clef string
Quartet. The folosing viii be rendered:
FESTIVAL Te Deum." IN c major
"Christ's lncaHajion" Foster ~Jubi-
late Dec (Calkinl.
Sunday school at 9i5 a. 70.
Christian EndezFof meeting at s;fs p. ~
Thursday evening az z, midweek seryice.
GUNTON-FEAPbE MEMORIAL. Ilth and SITS.
& Everest Granger, pastor, viii preach at Il a. II
and 5,i5 2. n. Subjects: Morning Unnamed -
evening. Appropriate address Christmas music hy
quartet choir az both Services. s. =. SD a. N.
Christmas cr0ls @. T., 6A5 7. H. Prayer
nesting. T;i5 Thursday evening. sunday school
CHRISTMAS entertainment Z 20 Wednesday evening
Cordial welcome for al.
CENTRAL SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY,. corner 81
and ] sts. Nv. RsT. james r. TAYLOR. pastor
Preaching az u a. n. and 80 2. N. Sunday
school. go a. n. Christian E1deaVor go y. M
PRAYER service. THURSDAY, Z 80 a n. Visitors vel
c1me.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL. corner
Mcnrue and 18Th SIS NJ. sunday school, SO
p. n. Visitors welcome.
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
y. Y. ave- II and 18th SIS Dr. Wallace Rad
ellie, pastor. II a. n. Christmas worship: ser
mon b. the pastor. 7a5 T. m. Vests cautata OF
story u Bethlehem. with numbers from
Coombes THE First Christmas" Music led by
quartet choir. with Elsa Raineg. violin. go a. m
Bible school. 9s5 a. A., adult classes. Gas D m.
Christian Esldeayor Society. New Years Eve, Il
70 Z O'Clock The viglls"
FIRST-The Strangers Sabbath Hume-John Mar
shall II. NV. Dcnald @. MACLEOD minister II
a. m, Christmas sermon and special Christmas
music. 80 =. NJ. Illustrated service Of song and
Christmas story hy the Sunday school. assisted b
the choir. 5. S. go a. m C. l., 645 p. 10
All are weacuGne
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BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and sts
Ut. J. j. Muir. pastor. Preaching: II a NJ
A Christmas message" 5a5 n n. cantata
Shepherd King. Bible school, $50 a. m. G. L,
u n.
r. HEA SVEN EXPLAINS: his STRANGE
Way q Getting a Sweetheart. Sunday night s
&C Preaching II a. m, subject: The prospect OF
pleasing places and pleasures" Capital BAPTIST
Church. typographical Temple, E3 e 81. nv.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

HOW TO ELIMINATE THE sLUas.'' Mr.. ".
d. Mackenzie. A practical question BY clezr
thinker. Pythian Temple. l0lz 9th 81 a.. 5
.. m. FTee.
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UNIVERSALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L SIS nv.
Rev. John Van schsick, j., pastor. 10 a. N.
Christmas service Of the Sunday school. II z m
morning service; subject, Better than santa
Clans. a Christmas sermon for old and Young
9.i5 a. H.. Sunday school n n Y Z. C. L.:
subject. Christmas st0Ties.'' led b. Dt. Willard
Small,
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LECTURE.

N. ]. COLVILLE lectures in Theosophiczl HzI,
1917 II 81 n.y.. on Christmas Day, ; p m How
Christmas solves the middle Of existence D NJ,
''Tolstoi-The man and his message" Christmas
music and poems
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. corner 18th and I, stA
Ulysses G. B. Pierce d. D.. minister s:s5 g. n
Sunday school Christmas carol service, Class for
the Comparative Study a Religion. and Unity
StIdy Class Il a. m. morning seryice: sernon
by the minister. There IS also kindergarten dur
ing the hour Of morning worship 10 2. m.
Yong Peoples Religious Union. The public IN
Yifad 10 an sfTvic-S
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sPIRTTUALIsT.

FIRST sPIRTTUALIST CHURCH, Pythian Ten
pie. 1912 Sh 81 tsecOnd floor. 30 p. m,
lecture and messages hy Mrs Kates All invited
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McKENDREE NJ. E. CHURCH.
CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. eorner
10th and stA nv. Rev. Samuel r. WocdroW
ID. D., pastor; Rev. s. r. Swift. assistant pastor
II a. m. public worship. with sermon by the PAS
tor; slbea- No room in the iun' Music By the
quartet and chorus choir. 80 a. n Sunday
school. 6a5 T. m, Y. L. s. c. Z p. m. an
evening With the choir. Christmas czntzia, Holy
Night
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CONGREGATIONAL NEWS.

The following is the order Of service at
the First Congregational Church. corner
Tenth and G streets northwest. for
Christmas Sunday: Morning. at Il
o'clock-Organ, The Shepherds in the
Field" Mailing; chorus. "And the Glory
OF the Lord" Handel: anthem, Sing. y
Heavens" Tours; offertory. duet. See
You Not Yon Radiant STAR" Csombs,
Mir. Potter and Mr.. Humphrey; anthem,
1T Came Upon the Midnight Clear"
Bartlett; organ, Grand March" Raft:
from Leonore symphony, arranged by
Shelley. Evening, at 7:45 o'clock-Organ
prelude, March OF the Magi," Dubois:
20 Salutaris." Saint-Saens. Pastoral
symphony" Handel; chorus, 'Hark. the
Harps of the Heaven Are Sounding"
Geibel; offertory, anthem, Brightest and
Best Hyatt; Christmas cantata, THE
Holy Night John Hyatt Brewer: organ.
''Toccata ct Fuga,' Bach. Mr.. William
Wall Whidditt, Organist and choirnaster:
quartet. Mrs. B. II. Smart. soprano; Mr..
Alden A. Potter. tenor; Miss Edna Scott
Smith, cOntTaltO, and Mr. j. Walter
Humphrey, bass, and a chorus Of sew
enty-five voices.
The Christmas musical programme at
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church will be as follows:
MORNING SERVICE
Organ prelude. Pastoral Overture in c.. Fauikes
Anthem. Sing. o Sing Rogers
Onert0Ty, Anthem Tu Petrus. .LaYallee
Anthem. Nazartll .Gounod- Buck
Organ poztlnde Gloria in Excelsis'' Max Reser
EVENING SERVICE
Organ Prelude
tal Prlere NOtTe Dame -Boeunaann
tbl AuegrettO GTaZioso Tours
tcl Frlefe e. hercsuss,s. uilmant
3D. March q the Mai Kings. .Du Bots
Anthem. oh Come TO Ny Heart, Lord Jesus.
Ambrose
Anthem, silent Night -...-...--.. German Foksong
Organ OfertoTy ROssri
OffGtOry anthem 20. Holy Night Adam Buck
Contralto SOLO. The Virgins Lullaby ... Buck
Organ postlude Grand ChCeur .............. Rogers
The quartet consists of Mrs. Ivy Her
riott Shade, soprano; Mr.. W. H. Butter
worth, tenor: Miss Ada Arundel, contraI-
TO, Mr.. G. II. Miller. barytone; Mr.. Lewis
Corning Atwater, organist and director.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-24
GOSPEL MISSION.

GOSPEL MISSION, 40 Pa ave. Evangelist Jor-
dan, Of Bangor, Me- viii speak tonight Great
meetings Sunday at ; and y. n. Spa.ial Christ
mas saqVlee on Monday from e 70 ! y m. fol-
lowed by Christmas dinner for the poor. All vel
c1aue