The Washington herald., 1912-12-22

Or. w. Bruce Hoofnasie. william Pres
grave. Albert cummins. Howard Huestis.
and Evans Brooks: basses, Gilbert A.
Clark, Fred Thompson. clifford woerten-
dyke, Gilbert c. CLARK. and Herbert
Smith. organist. Miss Jessie Galloway;
director Gilbert A. Clark.
The following Christmas music win be
rendered on Sunday at the First Congre-
gational Church, morning: Organ prelude.
by W. T. Best: anthem, "And the Glory
of the Lord" CHandeD; Sing o Heavens"
CTours); offertory, soprano solo, Il Know
That Ny Redeemer Liveth" (SmarD;
''Hallelujah Chorus (Messiah); organ
postlude (GilmanO.
Evening: Organ prelude. "offertory on
Christmas Hymns" (GuilmanD: Christ
mas carols, silent Night, Holiest Night
CRoberts); There Was Silence in Beth
lehem's Fields" (stainer); "A Lowry
Babe QIollin9: soprano solo, He
Comes" from Geibel's Incarnation" and
quartet, Bethlehem, Bethlehem" from
the Incarnation CGeibel; offertory,
tenor solo, "Oh. Holy Night adam,
and the cantata THE Nativity CGeibeD;
organ postIude, Chorus in d" Dubois).
Christmas music to be rendered by the
choir Of the Petworth Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Eighth and Shepherd Streets
Northwest, Mrs. ]. NJ. Sylvester, director.
morning: "Magnificat" (GounOd; In the
Fields with Their FIocks Abiding" solo
voices, Miss Edna Wood. Miss Irma
Buck; soprano solo by Miss Davis.
Evening at 7:3O: shepherds in the
Fields Abiding" H n. Bartlett; solo
voices. Mr.. Thomas Mears, Mr.. Leonard
Sinclair; soprano solo by Mrs. Austen;
cantata, The Alteration CNevin), with
solo parts as follows: soprano. Miss Ida
O'Neal; contralto, Mrs. Emma Bucking-
ham; tenor, Mr.. Thomas Mears; bass,
Mr.. F. ]. Leonard.
At Eastern Presbyterian Church. STAN
ton Square, the following Christmas
programme will be rendered to-day. IL
a. m. service: Anthem, Behold, Bring
You Good Tidings' CClare). incidental
solo by Mr.. Burchard; anthem, Angels
From the Realms of Glory Harker),
incidental solos by Miss Trow and Mr..
Callow; duet. Christmas Shelley, Miss
Trow and Miss Belts
At the 7:45 p. m. service: Anthem. 20
Holy night" (Adam-Buck), solo by Miss
Trow; anthem, Break oF'rth Into joy
(Simper); offertory solo, Nazareth"
CGounoO. Mr.. Callow; alto solo, ''Vir-
gins Lullaby from cantata; Coming of
Quartet. Miss Gertrude Trow, soprano:
Miss Anna Belts, alto; Mr.. Truman
Burchard, tenor, and Mr.. Edwin Callow,
bass. Miss Nellie NJ. Sacrey. organist.
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church,
Christmas music. morning: Organ pre-
lude, March of the Magi" Dubois; an
them, Sing o Heaven CTours); tenor
solo. "Hallelujah, Christ is Born CBis-
chofD: anthem. Sing. Sing This
Blessed Morn CRogers); organ prelude.
occasional from The Star of Bethle-
hem CHarker).
Evening: Organ prelude. ''Cantilene
Pastorale" CGuilmanU; anthem, ''NaZa-
reth" (Gounod; anthem, Silent Night"
CGOunod): anthem. Festival TIE Deum"
(Buck); organ postlude, Festival March
Clark. Church choir, Miss Marguerite
c. O'Toole. organist and director; Mrs.
Herriott Shade, soprano; Miss Ada
Arundel. contralto; Mr.. William c. Mills,
tenor; Mr.. Wilbur II. Peter, bass.
At the First Presbyterian Church. John
Marshall Place, at morning service, II
a. m, organ numbers, Pastorale Sym
phony, from the Messiah; Venite Adore
mus Adeste Fideles, Garranged by Whit
quartet, Sing o Heavens' CTours);
There Were Shepherds Neidlinger):
Holy Night CAdam-Buck offertory.
Glory to God" CMacFarlsne): organ
postlude, ''Hallelujah Chorus jMessiah).
Evening service, 7:iS p. M, organ re-
cital The Christmas Story will be illus
trated by beautiful pictures from famous
paintings. The music telling the story
will be: 20 Little Town of Bethlehem"
CNeidlinger); The Christmas Message"
Dressler): There Were Shepherds"
CNeidlinger); Calm on the Listening Ear
of Night" CHarker): Peace on Earth
Birch; Arise, Shine for Thy Light is
Come CSaint-Saens): In a Manager"
(Havens); organ postlude (Gounod).
Quartet: Soprano, Mrs. l. A. Roberts:
contralto, Miss Mary Belle Finney; tenor,
Mr.. George Calvert Bowie: bass, Mr.. II.
H. R. Helwig; organist, Mrs. G. F.
SChutt.
The following programme of music will
be given at the Church OF Our Father
this morning: Quartet. Arise! Shine,
For Thy Light Is Come" Dudley BuclS1
The Shepherds Dream (Adam Geibep;
The People That Walked in Darkness
"a. w. lansing; soprano solo. GLORY to
God in the Highest" (HarkerD, Mrs. Sid
ney P. Hollingsworth. The members of
the Quartet are as follows: Mrs; Sidney
P. Hollingsworth, soprano; Miss Lillian
Chenoweth, contralto; Mr.. A. X. Miller,
tenor: Mr.. Walter T. Matson. bass; Mrs.
Dorothy H. Baxter. organist.
At Gunton Temple Memorial Presby-
terrain Church. Fourteenth and r Streets
Northwest. this evening at s o'clock. the
cantata, Bethlehem will be given by
a double quartet. This work is very
brilliant and melodious one by David
Weld MCLEAN, and has been given only
onca before in Washington. The double
quartet is composed of Miss BERTHE
Thompson. Mrs. George H. Price. So
pranos: Miss Mary Emily King, Mrs.
Charlotte G. Lippitt, contraltos; Mr..
Philip Scantling. Mr.. Harrington Barker,
tenors; Mr.. George A. Provost, Mr.. d.