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Evening star., 1916-12-24
Miss Mabel McCalip will sing duet en-

Miss Mabel McCalip will sing a duet en-
titled. Behold Ion Star.
The evening program. for the service
beginning at ';45 o'clock. is as follows:
Choir professional. Adestes Fideles:
prayer. by the pastor; chorus. Sing o
Heavens. Ashford: soprano solo, Miss
Sue V. Hess. Q Holy Night. Adam;
chorus. o Little Town of Bethlehem.
Neidlinger: short sermon by the pastor
on the subject. Christ, the Prince of
Peace: offertory. March of the Mali,
Dubois: chorus Wonderful Night.
Brewer: solo by John Martyr. entitled.
There Were shepherds. Brewer; chorus,
1t Is the Christ, Brewer soprano solo.
by Miss Ada NJ. Filler. Mark Thou. My
Heart Brewer: solo. by Miss Sue V.
Hess Virgins Lullaby. Brewer: chorus.
blessed Is He. Ashford.
Christmas morning the pastor will
also conduct sunrise service in the
church at $50 o'clock. He will preach
a short sermon on the subject, The
Best Christmas Gift
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Marvin M. E. South.

The musical program at morning and
evening services today at the Marvin
NJ. E. Church, Rev. J. J. Ringer. pastor,
are announced as follows;
Morning service-Organ prelude in
B Flat, Handel; professional hymn
Q Come All Ye Faithful; anthem. Sing.
0 Daughter of Zion tRogers), soprano
solo by Miss Anna Colder; anthem,
There Were Shepherds tMaskelD, so
prano, contralto and bass solos by the
Misses Hunt and Blount and Mr.. Mat
tingly: offertory, duet. tenor and BARI
tone, Hark, Hark, My Soul (Nevin),
Mr. Freark and Mr.. Fewell; anthem.
There Shall Come Star Out of Jacob
adolf Frey), soprano and tenor solos
sung by Miss Hunt and Mr.. F'reark
recessional hymn fMendelssohn). Hark
the Herald Angels Sing. and organ
Postlude in A tGulmanD.
Evening service-Organ, Prelude in
(SmarD; professional hymn. Come
worship the Newborn King tSchon-
acker): anthem. Let Us Go Even Unto
Bethlehem (NevinJ; offertory. anthem.
There Were Shepherds tHerbert): an
them, Glory to God in the Highest
(Fay), and recessional hymn, Silent
Night, Holy Night.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Second.

Rev. Howard /. Stewart. pastor Of
Second Baptist Church, 4th street and
Virginia avenue southeast, is to preach
on What Three Men Cot for Chri-t-
mas AT the morning services this
morning, beginning at II o'cock. At
the evening services. beginning at 745
O'Clock This evening. he is to give a
seTmonette for children on What a
Christmas Don Told Ne to be fol-
lowed with the rcgular evening serm n
on "A Christmas Court hip The pas-
tor also IS to give out "A number ot
prizes. including two gold watches. as
awards for work during the year
Tn" musical program for the morning
services is: organ prelu!e. Crntab bile.
bemartst; offe tory anthem GLORY to
God in the Highest Cooke: hymns.
joy to the world and iiark. the
Herald Angels SirG: organ postlude.
Pos;ludc in b Flat. No ckman.
Musical selections for the evening
services are: Organ prelude. Chant
bArmour, Gillette: offertory anthem,
Behold the King Has Come. Judson;
te''pr solo by Walter II. Sorrell. O
Holy Night. Adam: organ postlude
Postlude in b Flat. West.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
St. Paul's.

Rev. John T Huddle, pastor of St.
Paul's English Lutheran Church. is to
preach an appropriate sermon at the l /
morning. The choir is to sing several
selections. the musical program includ-
ing Sing, . Heavens. The Angel of
Light and Slumber Song from Star of
Bethlehem.
AT 3:i5 pm. the Sunday school is to
hold its Christmas exercises. consisting
of songs and recitations by the smaller
children. and program Of carols by
the main school. Thursday afternoon
and evening the annual entertainment
and treat will be given.
Evening star., 1916-12-24

soprano: Mrs. William T. Reed, m
tralto: Richard Backing. tenor and
Thomas A Donaldson. bass. Louis A.
Potter is orsanist and director.
The church services today VIII be in
charge of Rev Samuel ii. Greene. pas
tor of the church, and Rev. \. +. tan
derson, assistant pastor Rev. A. D.
Bryant will be minister to the deaf.
The service Will be held at II o'clock
in the morning and at O'Clock in the
afternoon. There is to be no evening
service.
The Sunday school will meet ut $50
O'clock this morning under the direc-
ton of s. A. Fawcett. superintendent.
and VIII hold special Christmas serv-
ices,
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First.

a special musical service VIII be given
streets northwest this evening, when the
regular choir will be assisted by string
quartet, and the numbers will include the
anthem, Shout the Glad Tidings: string
quartet. Andante Religioso, soprano solo,
o Holy Might. Mrs. Florence Noack How
ard: string quartet. Evening Star Song
pardphrase for organ. string quartet and
chorus. Holy Night, Silent Night, ard
anthem. Sing, O Heavens. This morning
the choir viii sing The birthday of a
King. with incidental solos by Alvin Lake.
bass, and Mrs. Arthur Whaiey. contralto;
Sing. o Sing This Blessed Morn Mrs. Ed
mund Barry. organist will play theme
on two Christmas hymns by Guilmant
and March Of the Magi. by Dubois. at the
offertory.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
CHRISTIAN.

A special musical program will be
rendered at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church this morning. includ-
ing quartet Sing. Heavens" by
Tours. and 1.-The Birthday of a King"
by Neidlinger
At the evening service the following
program will be given: Anthem, Arise.
Shine" by Maker; Christmas carols.
silent Night" by Haydn; Good King
Wencesles." English traditional. and
Sing Noel" Besancon carol; anthem
.'There Were Shepherds" by Vincent;
aria, from christmas Dawn" by
Spross, rendered by Miss Jessie Mas
ters; Christmas cycle, Might of the
STAR by Margaret Lang; quartet.
Holy Night" by Hawley. The choir
consists Of Mrs. f. r. Whitman. soprano;
Miss Jessie Masters. contralto; E. r.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
CHILD DIES OF BURNS.
Her Clothing Catches Fire From
Kitchen Stove,

Dorothy Green. colored, five years
old. was severely burned about the
body while playing near the kitchen
stove at her home. 1911 North Carolina
avenue, yesterday. Her dress ignited
and her screams brought two neighbors
to her assistance. Alberta Green. her
mother. was away from home at work
when the affair happened. The child
was taken TO Childrens Hospital. where
she died at SIS o'clock last night.
An overheated furnace yesterday
afternoon caused a small fire in the
house of William Milliken. 1880 Cor
coran street. 1t was eXtinguished by
No engine company before more than
$40 damage had resulted.
small fire of unknown origin oc-
Cured in the house of Leonard D. King,
7O7 22d street. yesterday afternoon.
Only 50 damage was done.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Bethany.

The choir OF Bethany Baptist Church.
Rhode Island avenue and I'd street
northwest. under the direction of Gait
w. Bowen, and Miss Edna Marsh at
the organ. is to present the following
program at the Christ mas services at
l. o'clock this morning: organ prelude.
Voluntary, Leybach: anthem. Sanctus.
Farmer: anthem. Behold. | Bring You
Good Tidings. Goss: organ offertory,
Geissler; anthem. Blessed Is He Who
Cometh, Gounod; organ postlude,
klauss. The evening program will in
clude: Orga.t prelude, Gloria. Mozart
anthem, o Holy Night, Adam; anth m.
Hark. Hark, My Soul. Shelley: organ
offertory, Heller; anthem. Christmas,
Shelley; organ postlude. kinck.
Members of the various young peo-
pies societies of Bloomingdale and
lexington will unite with the Young
Peoples Christian Endeavor Society of
Bethany Church in d special service
Christmas morning at 9 o'clock at
Bethany Baptist Church. All are in
vited.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Westminster Memorial.

At services tonight at the westmin-
ster Memorial Presbyterian Church a
special musical program will be given,
Kew T. E. Davis is pastor of the
church The program is as follows
Vhe Quest of the Magi, by Dudley
Buck: While Shepherds Watched hy
vincent: II Speaks to the World soIo
ma choTus from The Light Eternal.
~ H. W. Petrie; The Message duet
10. tenor and baritone. and The scene
or the Shepherds, from Fontayne Man
ney's The Manger Throng
Miss Victoria Siddons will give j..
Christmas story. Mrs Frank Byram i.
oraanist- "
The choir is composed Of Miss
Miller. Miss NJ. Miller. Miss f, Lin
k!ns, Mrs. j. Stephenson. Mrs r. cal
,ow. Miss r. Miller. Miss NJ. Miller
MISS r. heane. Mrs. L. S. Deput. Mrs
=. Downs and Messrs. Jasper, Donald
-on. Deput. Hafel, KahIert Downs
Burns. Mckillen and Byram.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Epiphany.

At Epiphany Lutheran Church. of
which Rev. DR.. Charles +. Steck is pas
tor. the subject of the morning ser
mon tomorrow will be. What Think
We Of Christ" The vested chorus choir
Will sing the following anthems: 1t Is
the Blessed Christmas Morn and There
Were Shepherds. and Miss Edith Sto-
well. soprano sololst or the choir' VIII
s;nar ,rher.'s a Song in the Air.
The subject Of the evening sermon
,viil he The Nature of the King and
the choir Will s.ng Christmas and
Christmas Anthem, ana MISS Sto"eil
will sing Night of Nights.
,rbe Christmas morning service Will
he held at O'Clock. There will be a
sbo~t address by the pastor, and the
holy communion Will be administered.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
First M. P.

Rev. c. Morgan Compiler viii! preach at
both services at the FIRST Methodist
Protestant Church today. AT the service
at / o'clock this morning his sermon will
be on Gods Christmas Gift and tonight
at o'clock the sermon viii be on The
Wonderful
AT the morning service the choir will
sing Neidlinger'S "Oh. Little Town of
Bethlehem" and in the evening. Sing.
o Heaven
The primary department of the Sunday
school Will hold its Christmas celebration
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, while the
remainder of the school will celebrate
Friday evening at o'clock.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
UNIVERSALIST.
Church of Our Father.

The morning musical program today
at II O'Clock at the Church of our
Father 18th and l. streets northwest
will include: Organ solo. prelude to
The Coming of the King: anthems,
Star of the East and There Were
Shepherds; offertory solo The Birth
day of a King, Mrs. sydney P Hol-
lingsworth. and organ postlude. "Fes-
tival March. The quartet is composed
of Mrs Hollingsworth. soprano; Miss
Lillian Chenowith. contralto: W. S.
Blanchard. tenor, and w. I. MatSon,
bass, with Mrs. Dorothy Houchen Pax
ter. organst and director
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Gurley Memorial.

Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church
Will hold it's Christmas services today,
with special sermon and music at the
IL o'clock morning and o'clock even
ing services. Rev. Bernard Braskamp
Will preach this morning on "A Christ
mas Season Meditation" and in the
evening. Following a Star" The spe-
ciai music will include vocal and in
strumental solos. Mrs. Ethel Holtz-
cav Gawier and William Braitha waite
VIII sing There's a Song in the Air"
Speaks: The Star of the East :"
Coombs: The Birthday of King"
Netdiinser; Peace and Good VIII"
ferf!, and Campigni de Noel" Adam
Evening star., 1916-12-24
DIED.

AUKAM ON Friday. December -. 1915 al
II 90 am. al her residence. ?l4S Mount
Pheasant street. ELLEN. beloved VIE OF
Frederick u. Aukam.
Funeral services win b, Leld at tine residence
on Monday At . O'Clock. Infermenf al OAK
wood cemetery. Troy, \. y. on Tuesday
D1NNEEN. On saturday December -. 1916. at
= am. at lis residence. 1875 sth street north
~esi. JOHN DINNEEN. beloved husband of
the late Johanna Dinneen. native of County
Kerry. Ireland
Funeral from his late residence. 1875 Sth street
northwest. on Tuesday, December ii. at $50
thence to the Church of the Immaculate ron-
ception where requiem will be said AT y
am. Relatives and friends invited. lnterment
q; Mount Oliyef cemetery -.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Ryland

There will be special service at s
oclock Christmas morning at the Ry-
land NJ. +. Church. when Rev. John Fl.
Jeffres will preach on The Other Wise
Man." There Will be services at IL
o'clock this morning and at 30 O'Clock
tonight. At the morning service Df.
Jeffries will preach ON The th1lstmas
Light" The organ prelude Will be Han
dels Joy to the World. The cholr VIII
sing the anthem, Tn" Heavenly Mes
sage. by Coombs. Ashford's Postlude IN
d will be given. Miss Mary {. brewer
is the organist and choir director. A
special musical program Will he given
at the evening service also.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Epworth M. E. South.

The program of music for Epworth
NJ. E Church South will include the
following:
At the II O'Clock service. anthem.
Sing. o Heavens. by Tours; anthem,
There Shall a Star from Jacob Come
Forth, by Mendelssohn; soprano solo.
Mrs Ruby f Potter, The Newborn
King, by LEspoir.
At the O'Clock service, cantata. The
Story of Bethlehem. by John West;
solos by T. A. Donaldson and Mrs Pot
ter Miss V. Macon Rice is the organ
st Of Epworth Church. and l.. A. Pot
ter, jr. directs the music.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Waugh M. E.

Programs of special Christmas music
will be rendered by the choir of Waugh
NJ E Church at both the morning and
evening services today. Rev. II. II.
Campbell is pastor.
The programs are as follows.
Morning service: Soprano solo Night
OF Nights. Van de Water Miss Myra Fon-
taine McCathran. quartet. Drop Down. fe
Heavens, Barnby. Miss Myra f. Mccall
Imam. soprano Miss Emma Houchen, alto;
Ralph Cady. tenor. and Harry H Camp
bell bass bass solo, Jesus Of Nazareth,
Gounod. Harry II. Campbell; violin obli
cato. Henry Christian.
Evening service: Violin solo. Harry
Waller: soprano solo. The Birthday of a
King, Neidlinger. Miss Myra Fontaine
MEGA thran; anthem. by quartet and choir.
Sing. O Heavens. Tours. with solos by
Miss Guilford and Miss ATcCathrau.
The music At Waugh VI. T.. Church is
under the direction Of Nj. Harry Hamil-
ton Campbell Mrs. peiphine W Brown
is organlst
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Calvary.

The musical program for this morn
ing's services at Calvary Baptist
Church. Sth and II streets northwest,
beginning at II o'clock is! Anthem.
Sing. o Heavens, Tours: anthem. There
We're Shepherds. Chadwick; contralto
solo. Night of Nights, Van de Water.
An anthem, o Holy Night. by Adam. ar
ranged by Dudley Buck. will be the
principal selection at the afternoon
services beginning at o'clock.
The quartet to give the selections is
composed of Miss Mabel Roberts.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Mount Pleasant.

Rev Dr. Clarence A. Vincent. pastor.
is to take for his subject this morning
at IL o'clock. at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church. the subject.
The Abiding Joy of Christmas" Sew
eral selections from Handels Messiah
are to be sung by the quartet and the
large chorus of the church. This even
ing at I o'clock the quartet and chorus
are to give musical. singing Wood
mans Message of the Star
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Wesley.

A special musical program will be
given at the Wesley NJ. =. Church. The
vested choir will sing the cantata
Bethlehem. The personnel of the choir
is as follows: Sopranos. Mrs. Melville
Lindsay. Mrs. Elizabeth Clark Mellow
ell. Miss Esther Lawrenson. Miss Mary
Lowe. Miss Adah Bagby, Miss Geor-
gianna Locke; altos. Mrs Susan Kerr.
Mrs. John Shuckers, Miss Clyone Wal
lace: tenors Harrington Barker. Barre
Giles, A. Lynn Mcdowell: basSes. Her
bert Moreton. Josephus sands and Jesse
Thomas.
Mrs. Harrington Barker is the organ
list and director.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
REFORM.
Grace.

Al Grace Reformed Church. the pas
tor. Dr. Ranck, will preach his Nmas
sermon, on Gods Message in His Son"
al the morning service today. There
will be no evening service, but an ear
ly service Will be held tomorrow morn
ing at 6 o'clock, when the entire
Christmas story will be read from the
Bible and old Yuletide chants sung. on
Tuesday evening at 1870 o'clock the
Sunday school festival will be held all
departments of the Sunday school
taking part.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Ninth Street.

At the Ninth Street Christian Church
this morning the musical program is
a. follows: Choir anthems. The Lord
Is My Strength. by Thayer. and Hail
rendered by Miss Bessie Harrison.
Evening service: Violin solo. by Wal
ter Silber: choir anthems. 80 Silently
the Stars Look Down." by Spence: The
Everlasting Light" by Tyler and The
Angels Song" by Dresser. Incidental
solos in the anthems will be sung by
Mrs. c. A. Miller. Miss Estelle Wilde
and Mrs T. K. Pirtle: organiSt and
director Joseph Harrison.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Fifteenth Street.

Special Christmas services will be
held at the Fifteenth Street Christian
Church today. At the morning service
preach on The Christmas Heart" At
an illustrated lecture on The Birth
day of King" Music by the choir
and a quartet will be feature a both
services.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Kendall.

The annual Christmas entertainment
of Kendall Baptist Church. 9th and B
streets southwest, is to be held at the
church at 1870 O'Clock Tuesday evening.
Among the numbers on the program
will be Christmas tree with dis
tribution OF gifts and cantata to be
given by the boys and girls of the
main room and primary department
under the direction of Mrs. X. 5. At
water. Mrs. Fl. Watkins and Mrs. N.
Garner viii assist at the piano and Or
gan
Evening star., 1916-12-24
UNITARIAN.
All Souls.

The musical program at All Souls
Church l4th and l. streets northwest,
for this morning will include: The
First Noel. Charles Z. Tittman. The
CrucifiX. Miss Eliza beth Howry and
Mr. Tittman; Silent Night. Mr.. Titt-
man. o Holy Night. Miss Howry
Lewis Corning Atwater, The organist.
is to give 4 Oh 'istmas Pa stcral.
The March of the Masi. Apcient
Noels and .Adeste Fideles The sun
day school is to hold its Christmas car
ol services AT 9:45 O'Clock this morning.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Wesley NJ. E. Chapel.

by the vested chorus choir of the Wes-
ley Chapel NJ. T.. Church at services
to be held al o'clock tonight.
At this mornings service the church
quartet VIII sing the following an
theIns: While Shepherds Watched
PARKS. and Hark. With Harps Of Gold
Hanscone The members Of the chorus
choir of the church include: Mrs. Mel
Vile Lindsay, Mrs Elizabeth Mcdowell
Miss Esther I-aureHson. Miss Mary
Lowe Miss Georgia Locke. Miss Adah
Ragby, Mrs. James Kerr. Mrs John
Schuckers, Miss Clyone Wallace. Har-
rington Barker. Barre Giles. Herbert
Moreton. Lynn Mcdowell. Joe Sands
and Jesse Thomas.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
NEW CHURCH.
Church of the New Jerusalem.

Rev. Paul Sperry is to have for the
subject of his sermon at IL O'Clock this
morning Good Tidings." At 4:30 o'clock
this afternoon the children's festival will
be held at which a Christmas tree will be
a feature. The children are to take part
in a religious service. and will sing a
number of old English Christmas carols.
Presents will be distributed to them from
the tree. Mrs. Ralph r. Barnard is to
sing selections from the Messiah.
SPECIAL Christmas exercises are TO be
conducted tomorrow morning at II
o'clock. at which time the pastor will
take for his text The King Eternal"
A special musical program has been
arranged by Miss Maud Sewall, the
organist in charge.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Gunton Temple.

At Gunton Temple Presbyterian
Church this morning Mrs. Edith Mar
mion Brosius. harpist, will assist John
G. Klein. soloist. with the Christmas
music. The numbers follow: Organ
and harp. Song of the Ages" by Gei-
bel; solos for harp. "Priere." by Has
selman: Russian Song" composer un-
known. and Holy Night" by Franz
Gruber. Mr. Klein will sing Adoiph
Adams 30 Holy Night" with harp
obligato. and Comfort Ye My People,
recitative. and Every Valley Shall Be
Exalted" air from THE Messiah" by
Handel: 'Hallelujah Chorus for or
gan. from The Messiah. with Mrs.
Klein at the organ.
At the evening service the choir will
sing the anthems. 20 Holy Night" by
tdam, and Sing. o Heavens. by
Tours, the solos sustained in each by
Miss Ruth Money. Miss Katherine
Peacock will sing Night of Nights,
ny Van de Water
Evening star., 1916-12-24
UNITED BRETHREN.

The Christmas music at the United
Brethren Church. North Capitol and r
streets, today will include the follow
ing:
Morning: Anthem. Sing, Sing,
This Blessed Morn. Rogers, and solo,
Glory to God, Julian Edwards. by Miss
Florence NJ. Girouard. soprano.
Evening: Anthem. Q Come. Redeem
er of Mankind, West, and solo, My
Heart Ever Faithful, Bach, by Miss
Girouard.
Miss Lila T. McBath is the organist
and director.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
North Carolina Avenue M. P.

Special Christmas music will be sung
at both services today at the North
Carolina Avenue Methodist Protestant
Church of which Rev. J. Franklin
BRYAN is pastor.
The choir, under the direction of Mrs.
Marguerite Allen Ross, orSanist will
furnish the special music.
DR.. Bryan. at services this morning
will preach on the subject, Jesus, Our
Savior" John Martyr will sing a solo.
Arise. Shine. For u = light Has Come.
by Dermid, and MiAs sac v. Hess and
Evening star., 1916-12-24
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

The usual Sunday services are to be
held at both the local Christian Science
churches. at Columbia road and Euclid
street northwest, and at 18th and r
streets northwest. today. The subject
of the lesson will be Christ Jesus"
The Christian Science Church does not
make a special observance of Christmas
day.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Calvary M. E.

Special Christmas sermons VIII be
preached by Rev. James Shera Montgom
erv at the Calvary NJ. +. Church today.
THE Opened Heavens" will be the sub
ice; of the sermon to be delivered at II
O'Clock. and in the evening Dr. Mont
gornery will preach on the subject. Flor
ence Nightengale the Angel Of Social
Reform" This is the second In series Of
lectures on heroines of social and po-
litical reform.
The musical program for the services
is to be as follows: Anthem. Sing, .
Heavens Berthold Tours; selections from
the cantata Holy Night, +. J.. Ashford
soprano solos, Mrs Robert lie Fevre. solo
ist-The Heavenly Star H j. Stewart:
o Holy Night tCantique de NoeD, A.
Adam.
ii. L.. Amiss is director Of the choir.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Evangelical-(Georgetown).

'Christmas JOY" and christmas
Philosophy are to be the subjects of
sermons by Rev. Gould Wickey. pastor
of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. at
! l am and 1:45 pm. respectively. to-
day. Tomorrow morning at o'clock "A
Christmas dawn service" is to be held
and at 1:45 pm. the Sunday school
Christmas service
Evening star., 1916-12-24
St. Marks.

The Christmas festival is to be OBJ
served ~ ~. Marks Lutheran Church
this morning at II o'clock, when the
pastor, Rev. William A. Wade, will
preach on The Son of God Birth" The
choir, under direction of George NJ
Leim ba ch. will sing Behold. | Bring You
Glad Tidings. and Miss Marie Teagle
will sing The Christ Child. Miss Sheck :
ellis is the organist
At $50 o'clock tomorrow morning
there will be the usual early service
with sermon by the pastor. and the
choir will sing Nazareth, as we'll as sew
eral Christmas carols. At : o'clock to-
morrow evening the service by the
sunday school will be given and Christ
mas Chimes and Carols, service ar
ranged by the Lutheran board of edu-
cation. will be given. SpeciaI music
viii be given by the choir, and Miss
Teaele will sing. c, A. Leimbach. su-
perIntendent. will be in charge of this
service.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Wallace Memorial.

The Meaning of Christmas" will be
the sermon preached by Rev. John
Alvin Campbell at the Christmas sery-
ice TO be held at the Wallace Memorial
United Presbyterian Church at II
o'clock this morning. The anthem
Ihe King OF the Ages" by Gejbel
VIII De sung white gift" service
VIII De held at o'clock this afternoon.
song and story.
Evening star., 1916-12-24

the Sunday school at $50 O'Clock this
evening there will be an exhibition of
! more than 500 worth of food. cloth
! ing and toys. purchased with the chill
drens money. These articles will be
| grouped around large Christmas tree.
The baskets will be distributed to the
poor tomorrow morning by members of
the Epworth League.
Evening star., 1916-12-24
Northminster.

This morning at the Northminste er
Presbyterian Church the pastor. Rev.
s. A. Bower will preach a Christmas
sermon on Good Tidings of Great
JOY"
At the evening service there will be
special Christmas music by the choir and
Christmas exercises by the younger
members of the church. The regular
Christmas entertainment will be held
Tuesday evening. at which time there
viii be special exercises by the mem
bers Of the Sunday school and the
presentation of gifts to the scholars
and teachers