Evening star., 1919-12-28

christmas mot1fS VIII again iur-
nish the dominant note in programs
of both secular and church events of
the week. The Christ Child" by
Hawley, will be rendered this even
ing at Epiphany Lutheran Church.
under direction of James X. Young,
solo parts will be sustained by Miss
Edith Stowell, soprano: Miss Grace
Alden and Mrs. Louis Hoover. altos;
Mr. Young. tenor. and John Stowell.
bass.
At st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Washington circle the choir of men
and boys. directed by NOVEL; Swaine
Ferris. organist. will give a program
of old Christmas carols and excerpts
from The Messiah" by Handel.
At Hamline Methodist Church, the
quartet, consisting of Miss Marian
Green. soprano; Mrs. John Humphrey.
alto; Clarence Lewis. tenor. and Mr.:
Kelly, bass, assisted by Miss Hazel
Burgstrom. soprano. and dlrected by
Edith b. Athey, organist, Will sing
The Herald Star" by Miller: and dat at
the pre-service organ recital Miss
Athey will play suite. christmas
Tone Pictures" by Mailing, the num-
bers being The Birth of Christ,
THE Shepherds in the Fields. The
Three Wise Men From the East and
Bethlehem" the last introducing the
favorite Christmas hymn, HOY
Night" by Adam. The organ postlude
will consist of Handlers "Hallelujah
Chorus" transcribed for organ. This
morning Miss Athey will play 1or
prelude, "Pastorale;" from ron antbem Mther
sing. o Heavens" by Tours. will be
sung by the quartet, and bass SOLO.
The Birthday Of King. by Neid-
linger. and postlude. March of the
Magi Kings of Dubois" Will com
plete the program.
t,a Sir-f n n
tata. THE Coming of King by
Buck, will be given this evening. by
| the quartet. Mrs. Florence Howard
| soprano and director; Mrs. Beuiah
| Harper Dunwoody. contralto; Ralpn
tG. Raht, tenor. and John walker.
bass. supplemented by chorus OF
! girls from the congregation. with Mrs
| Edmund Barry at the organ. me
program will include also some o.d
Christmas carols.
| Mrs. Helen Corbin Heinl. pianist
and Henry Purcell Veazie. baritone,
will be the artists of this evening
musical at the Arts Club Included IN
! Chants Polonais" (a) "Nocturne,
(b) Were I Bird" (Chopin-LiszD :;
dedication" (Schumann-Liszt, I'm.
promptu. A Flat" and "Scherzo. c
Sharp Minor" (both by Chopin. Mrs.
bella" (CoccinD. "A Shepherd in a
Shade" ELIZA bethan love songl.::
ETHIOPIA Saluting the Colors"
| Charles Wood), "A Soft Day" and "A
Battle Hymn &C. v. stanfordl; and
(RachmaninofO. Mr.. veazie: piano
solos, From Log Cabin and
"Witches' Dance" (MacDowelD. mi
Teresita' (Carreno), and Magic Fire"
! (Wagner- Brassin), Mrs. Heinl.
| At the Church of the Covenant, both
| nd m
1 special musical programs. At $3.50
o'clock this afternoon the double
quartet will give it's thirty-frst musi-
cal service and at o'clock this even
ing the chorus choir of 200 voices will
give its fiftieth musical service. sing
| ing selections from The Messiah.
Both services are under direction OF
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. with Har-
vey Murray at the organ, and in the
| evening with Claude Robson at the
piano. The programs follow:
Afternoon-Organ prelude. "Prlere-
Ofertoire" (Devred): anthem. There
Were Shepherds" (Foss). incidental
solos. Miss Craig and Mr.. Miller;
tenor solo, recitative. Comfort Ye,
My People" and aria. Every Valley
Shall Be Exalted" 6Handep; Richard
ems Were Spread Abroad" (Parkerl
incidental solo. Mr.. Backing: bari
tone solo. Noel" (Adam). Mr.. Miller;
anthem. Brightest and Best
! (Fearis), incidental solo, Miss Craig;
(Barnby); organ postlude. 'Marche
Pontificale" Nemmens).
Evening-Organ prelude. "Bethle-
hem" (Mallin); anthems. For Unto
Us a Child Is Born; The Lord Gave
the World: soprano solo. "KeJoice
them, "Worthy Is the Lamb That was
Slain" and "Hallelujah Chorus" all
from ''The Messiah" (HandeD; Sev-
enfold Amen" (Stainer) and organ
postlude, Grand Choeur ALA Han
del' (Faulkes).
The program for the Friday Morning
Music Club last week was given by
Miss Katherine Jones, contralto, and
Mrs Won Bayer pianist. Miss Jones was
heard in a group Of Russian songs
by Tschaikowsky. Borodine. Gre.cn-
aninoff and Rachmaninon. and Mrs
Won Bayer played two intermezzos
by Dohnanyi; an intermezzo and bal
lad by Brahams. Chopin's "Fantasle-
Imuromptu" and the "Caprice-Bur-
lesque," by Gabilowitsch.
of Dumbarton NJ. E. Church will rem,
der the cantata, THE Promise and
Fulfillment," by Ashford. The quartet
will consist of Mrs. Benjamin Souie
Gantz. soprano; Mrs. Bertrand EWell
Trenis. contralto; s Dallas IucKer IKE, :,
1 VI.
Mrs. Isaac Birch at the organ; The
choir is under the direction OF Mr..
| William T. Glover. and the quarte'
will be supported by a chorus, con-
sisting of the regular choir.
Hazel Bachschmid, soprano, was
the soloist at the recent ladies' even
ing of the Rotary Club at the Ne"
Willard. giving Proch's "Alr and va
riations," and Cupid and l." for en-
core. with Mrs. James X. Young ac-
companist.
The music between the acts of the
Inlays given by the Federated ORA
matte Clubs of Washington TUESDAY
ieyening at Central High Schoo' Was
furnished by Miss Mabel duncan
violoncellist; Robert Stearns Vlolin-
list; Miss Lucy Brickensteln. p'ahis'
and Edith b. Athey, organlst.
Mrs. T. S Lovette of Baylor COL 1i
Of this city. will assist the quartz,
Of Temple Baptist Church with the
christmas program this morning
when abe will be heard in ARISE
shine. for Thy Light Is Come, pH
MacDermid: Miss Helen o.nine Gerrer serV- m
also contribute to the mo!ntn5 !.Hndr;eaI.'
hv simonetti, and for postlude SOU
vsnir" by Drdla The quartet com
nosed of Mrs. Otis D. SWEET soprano
Miss Nan Field, contralto: warren =
Terry. tenor. and Claughton proSn
bass. with Mrs. Grace Duiou. ,orn.
at the organ, will render TINS miu, I.
a. The anthems, Sing. o Heavens
Nv Tours. and "It Is the BlesseS
Christmas Morn" by Bartiet.,
accidental solo by Mrs. SWEET ana 90,
iigato by Miss Gerrer eted ms et hS