The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-21

mel of the chorus includes: Sopranos
Miss lola Sinclair. Miss Della Pc
rine and Miss Mabel Nonken; altos
Miss Lillian Mechem. Miss Hazel Pc
rine, Mrs. l. A. Mechemand Mrs. E
ID. Berridge; tenors-T. s. Sanders, DR..
{. n. Mertz, E. D. Spokesman and
]. A Griswold: basses-Clarence
Mitchell, Clyde Sanders, Ray Leach
and B. E Robinson.
promise and F'uIfiIIment."
Christmas music will be sung BY the
choir OF the First English Lutheran
church, corner of Fifth and Harrison
streets, Sunday morning and in the
evening the choir will render the
Christmas cantata, Promise and Full
fillment.'' The cantata program:
PART 1.-THE PROMISE.
Chorus. Il have Made a Covenant
Baritone solo, Then Thou Spakest in
Vision
soprano solo and chorus. THE Lord
Shall Defend"
Contralto solo and quartet. The
Spirit of the Lon is upon me-"
PART 1.-THE FCLFILMENT.
Soprano solo and chorus, There
were Shepherds"
Soprano solo, Noel"
Tenor solo and Mems chorus, And
1t came to Pass"
Contralto solo and women's chorus,
"A Christmas Lullaby
Journeyed."
Hymn of alteration. Beautiful
Saviour
Final chorus, 'Rejofce Greatly"
Cantata, Emmanuel"
The services at the Westminster
Presbyterian church will be OF spe-
cial interest on next Sunday evening.
The entire hour will be given to the
rendering of the sacred cantata, EN-
manuel" by Charles barton. This
will be rendered by a chorus. of 35
voices under the direction of Mr.. w.
L. Little. Miss Minnie McMurtie is
pianist. The solo parts will be as fol-
lows: Soprano, Miss Marjorie erich
ton; alto. Miss Isla Romig; tenor, Mr..
Willis z. Lusby; BASES, Mr.. George
Plat and Mr. Donald Little. The
service will begin at half past seven.
The musical program at the morning
service will be: Prelude, How Shall
We Praise Thee Holden, by the
Celestial Sounds" arranged from
Naomi; anthem, GLORY to God in the
Highest Perkins.
Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock the
Light" will be rendered by the choir
of the First United Presbyterian
church, corner of Eighth and Topeka
avenues.
morning at the Central Park Chris
tan church, corner of Sixteenth street
and Central Park avenue. Mrs. N. G.
Atkinson will render q solo entitled,
1.-The Birthday of the King"
Congregational Programs.
The choir of the First Congrega-
tional church will sing appropriate
music both morning and evening.
There will be music appropriate to
the Christmas season at the North
Congregational church.
At the Central Congregational
church, DR.. Charles NJ. Sheldon. who
has returned from an extended trip to
the Pacific coast, will have a message
in the morning. The choir will rem
der music appropriate to the season.
In the evening DR.. Sheldon will read
the third and fourth chapters of his
new book. A special feature of the
violin solo by Miss Gladys CAV The
organ prelude will be by Mrs. W. H.
BOwlby.
At the First Baptist Church.
The following program will be given
at the First Baptist church Sunday
night:
organ prelude. 1.-THE Holy Night"
accompanied by voices, Mrs. J. NJ.
Gurley, soprano solo. Chorus of thirty
Midnight Clear" Chorus. Gloria
from Fairness B flat. mass. Offertory,
Christmas Chimes, Soprano solo,
Might of Nights Mildred Leeper.
Hymn, "Hark the Herald Angels Sing"
Organ, Hallelujah Chorus. Handel.
''Do you admire Burns poems?" asked
Pardon me for correcting you" answered
Miss Pansy Hobbletrot, "but Mr.. Burns
amt a poetry writer He's the famous
author of detective stories. "-Washington