Evening star., 1918-12-22

dental solo. Mrs Bachschmid: bass
solo. THE Newborn King" lLEs.
poir); soprano solo, Might of Nights
"Hark. Hark, My Sour (shelley),
incidental solo, Mrs. Cottrell: soprano
solo. Babe of Bethlehem" (Dressler),
/ with violin obIigato by Ruth Bron-
son, and duet, "Holy Night" (Adam),
At 7:3O this evening. at the Kendall
Baptist Church, the choir of thirty
voices. under direction of Mrs. Isabel
Garvin Shelley, with Carl s. Millard
at the organ. will render the Christ
Frederic Field Bullard. The solo
parts will be sustained by Miss Lucille
| Wilbur Mrs. j. l.. Richardson and
Mrs. H. n. Walsh. sopranos; Mrs.
G. A. Meerdink. contralto: Noah Car
ner. tenor: John l.. Smith, baritone,
and W. H. H. Shelley, bass.
At the lexington Presbyterian Church
this morning the music, directed by
Harry G. kimball organist, will include
anthem. ARISE. Shine" (Maker): '"The
Song the Angels Sang (Braga): solo.
Might of Nights tVan de Water),
Edna E. Barber. This evening the choir
Bethlehem The choir consists of the
following members: Miss Freda Sic
| vert, Mrs. L. A. Roberts. Bertha Linton.
Mrs F. A. ,ef Moffett ,, Mrs; J. L. Bates
Vesta Pollock, Homer S. Pope. Robert
S. Thomas, B. F. Latting, Maitland S.
+; Wright, f. A. Moffett and James L.
Bates.
The program of music at the Metro
politan NJ. Z. Church for today's services
will include: Morning. organ voluntary,
a transcription. Holy Night; quartet.
Sing, Oh, Heavens" by Tours; quar-
duet. "Holy Night by Adam; quartet,
There Were Shepherds" by Vincent;
! organ postlude. Christmas March by
Merkel. Evening, organ voluntary,
Nazareth. by Gounod; solo. might of
Nights" by Van de Water; quartet,
''The Star of Bethlehem by Minerva
Bailey torganist Of the church,; organ
quartet choir consists of Fannie Shreve
iHeartsill. soprano: Helen Marie koontz
contralto: John w. Martyr. tenor; Ar
thur n. Gardner. bass; Minerva Bailey
organist.
Next Sunday the above programs will
be repeated. reversing the order; that is,
the morning program will be sung in the
evening and the evening program in the
morning.
/ At Emmanuel P. E. Church. Ana
costa. the choir for Christmas day
| and the Sunday following. directed
by the organist. Fulton B. karr. will
| be assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. William
| with the choir; Miss A. NJ. Benst of
| Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. Mary Simpson,
| Warren Tolson and Milton J. Fillius.
and the program will include the or
Dau ghter Of Zion" by Handel: pro-
| cesSional, 20 Come, All Ye Faithful
l"Adeste Fidelis"O "Venite." by Men
delssohn: .'Te Deum," by Farmer:
rom ate Rey,ms by Msvq III cny hymn AnEels
hymn. "Hark. the Herald Angels
Sing by Mendelssohn: offertory.
Behold. Bring You Good Tidings";
tenor solo, Raymond Fniius. and
tenor chorus by Messrs. Paul Green,
Gotthard Hoffman,. Louis Hoffman,,
John Trusheim, Milton and Raymond
Gloria in Excelsis." old chant; pres
den Amen; organ postlude. Fl
MALE" from Symphony in D." by
includes Mrs psese' Gieser: MRS G 'ee conniek NICK
| Mrs. Burdine, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Pes
sagno, Mrs. May Simpson; Misses
Alice Leapley. Elizabeth Lott. Mary
Goddard. BueIah shipley. Leola Hop
J
| Lena Weigle. Margaret Roome. Mary
| Warren. Anna Hagan; Messrs. Thorn
ton Fisher. Paul Green, John Trus-
helm. Gotthard Hoffman,. Louis Hoff-
! hard Cheny Edwin Connick. Francis
Connick, Robert Ewell. Raymond Jen-
| kins. Ralph Orr, Dorsey Kelley, Earl
| Taylor, Franklin Gicker. Charles
| Christmas music at ST. Andrews
Episcopal Church: directed by Mrs;
solo, Holy Night" by Adam, Mrs
Mabel Foote Whitman. The quartet
numbers will be given by Mrs. Wit
man. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Willis and
George F. Ross. This morning they
will sing 'Te Deum." by Dressler:
"Jubilate." old chant, and Sing, o
! Heavens by Tours, and this even
ing, 'Magnificat" and "Nunc Dmittis," :"
by Buck, and the anthem, There
! Were Shepherds" by Nancy
! The second concert of the New York
| Symphony Society. under the aus
pices of the Washington Society of
Fine Arts, again demonstrated the
Washington community. by capac-
| ity audience, with many standing
throughout the evening The program
| included compositions by Gluck
| Boisdeffre and Ravel, which were
| made additionally attractive by the
| Prellmlnary Interpretation by Mr..
| The first performance of Gilbert and
| Sullivan's comic opera, The Pirates
| Of Penzance," by the Community
Opera Company. was given at st.
| Elizabeth Hospital Thursday even
| ing. this being the initial produc-
! ton of opera by the company recent
War Camp Community Service. The
! personnel of the community opera
| movement has recently been rein
forced by the addition of Salvatore
Cudia, whose part in the work will
! be to mobilize Italian talent for com
! munity opera. The chorus formed
for the purpose, of giving French
at its last rehearsal to sing French
carols at the Walter Reed and other
| hospitals on Christmas eve, Car
[ men, rehearsals will be taken I'm
| after the holidays.
| Christmas services at the Church
| of the Ascension will be held Christ
mas day. the music being under di-
rection of Elena V. Hall, organist.
as follows: Professional, ANGELS
From the Realms of Glory; 'Venite,"
! old chant: FESTIVAL TIE Deum (BuckI
!; incidental solos. Verna Dunagan'
| Mrs. Frances Thompson and Mabel
Moon. sopranos; Pauline Hirdler and
| Mary Louise Wood, altos; Colin
Clarke White and Lawrence Schiller,
tenors. and Capt. Vaudeville. A. E.
basses; introit. "Joy to the World
| the Lord Is Come. sermon hvmn