Evening star., 1920-12-26

in the Highest" Faure. Mrs. Shelley.
At the Western Presbyterian Church
the choir. under direction of Miss
! this morning the anthem. Hymn OF
the Angels" by West: carol. silent
| Night. Holy Night" sung capella.
| There will be a bass solo. "Old Sacred
Pope, and Miss Klein will play some
old French carols. by Quet. and
| Noel" by Guilman. The program
| this evening will consist of the organ
| prelude. Noel Ecossais." by Gull
mant; anthem. Before the Heavens
soprano solo, 20 Holy Night" by
I Adam. viola K. Harper; carol. The
Bright Star Shining" sung a capella;
postlude, Noel Languedoyien," by
Guilmant.
At Temple Baptist Church today the
| music. under direction of Grace
/ Dufoer Bronson. will include violin
solo by Miss Amelia Ransdell; an
them, There We're Shepherds" by
Buck; alto solo. christmas Song, by
Adam; anthem. blessed Be the Lord, ;,
! ems" by Tours. The choir consists
of Mrs. Otis D. SWEET Miss Nan Field.
Warren Terry and j.. w. Cliff. This
evening cantata- THE Shepherd
! King" by j. Lincoln Hall. will be
sung by a choir Of young people of the
church, the solos being sustained by
Mrs Arthur Guilford, Mrs. Ruth
Horner. Joseph Conner and Arthur
Guilford.
At the First Baptist Church a quar-
tet consisting of Mrs Florence Howard.
| soprano and director. Miss Mary Beiser.
alto; Henry Kruger, tenor: c. N. Sim
! mers, bass, with Mrs. Edmund Barry at
the organ. and assisted by H. c. Hach-
meister, violinist. will render this morn
ing. Sing. o King This Blessed Morn
Qeslie) contralto solo and quartet,
Birthday of King" (Neidlinger).
This evening. there: will be a prelude for
violin and organ; chorus. Sing. Q
Heavens (Tours) carols. "Holy Night,
Silent Night" ''Hark What Music Fills
| the, Sky. Christmas Day" "As With
Gladness Men of Old; soprano solo,
rice. TelmaJ; postlude for violin and
organ.
On Thursday the full choir. assisted
by Herman Fakler. baritone, will sing
''rhe Star Of Bethlehem" (Flexington
Harker).
The Interior Department Band and
Orchestra, under, direction of Walter
G.. Wilmarth. will entertain fifty sol.
diers from Walter Reed Hospital
Thursday evening. Selections by
both band and orchestra, vaudeville
sketches and bountiful repast are
among the attractions for which ar
rangements have been made.
The choir of the First Presbyterian
Church, composed of Mrs. Duncan
Richmond. Marian Arnold, W., A.
Powers, and w. A. Cossens.. direfor.
with Mrs. G. F. Schue at the organ,
h nTOCe2.
sional. 20 Come. All Ye Faithful; an,
Ithems. 1.-THE King Of the Ages"
(GeibeD; ANGELS from the Realms
of Glory" (Shelley). and While
Shepherds Watched Their Flocks
toraie" and postiude, "Hallelujah,"
both from HandeTs Messiah" Even
ing, organ prelude, Alteration (Bo-
rowski); anthems, silent Night" and
Calm on the Listening Ear of Night.
(Harker), and organ postlude. "March
Hackett).
This evening the choir of st. An
drew's Episcopal Church. directed by
Marguerite Allen Ross. organist, will
Jesus" s.ax 'ns eMattheWsS. heS The solos viii
be sustained by Margaret Dudley,
Miss Gauges, Warren Perry and Ben
| jamin Morrison. Before the service
q program of carols will be sung.
Christmas music will be rendered
at both services today at Emmanuel
Baptist Church, under direction OF
Mrs. E. p. Dickinson, as follows:
Morning. anthems. Behold; Bring
Guided BY a STAR lAdam) sopr.ne
solo BY Miss Frances Corey. The
Angels Song" (Drissler);y anth@.
20 Holy Night" (Adaml. Evensng,
anthem, "Good Will to Men,, Adore
and Be still" lGopnoG: contra,so ni,s
Iujah, Christ Is Born" (Bischoff). and
anthem, There Were Shepherds
(vincent).
At st. Johns Episcopal Church. La:
favette Square. there will be a carol
service by the choir Tuesday after.
noon at 4 o'clock, under direction OF
James Dickinson.
At Calvary Baptist Church. the pro-
grams for today, as arranged by
Louis A. Potter, jr.. will be given
BY the quartet, composed Of Miss
Marian Greene, Mrs. William T. Reed,
George Myers and Fred ScnaeMer; ana
will consist Of the anthem. 20 Holy
Night" by Adam. and Brightest and
Best" by Coombs: an alto solo.
Nights Of Nights" by Van der Water.
| by Mrs. Reed; arise. Shine" by
Maker; two Christmas carols. "A
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! "a Wonderful story" by Matthew.
On account Of illness. Herman Fax
Ter, baritone, was unable to take part
! ing recital by Edith B. Athey at Cen
| trail High School last week. and his
place was filled by a young cellist,
| ELI Amanuel. who made good i'm
preston in three numbers, the first
movement from Goltermann's Fourth
| IN n nj fo1 hV
and "Melodie." by Gluck. Miss
Athey's numbers were "Adeste FL
deles." March Of the Magi," by Du-
| bois; Chorus of Angels" by Clarke;
numbers from a suite, Birth Of
Symphony" and "HaIlelujah," from
''The Messiah" by Handel Three
trios, Prelude" from "Herodiade," !"
by Massenet: "serenade." by Chami-
Gardner. arranged by Ernest Lent
| and played by Edwin Caskey, vio-
linist; Vance Caskey. cellist, and
Henrietta Halam, pianist. furnished
the needed variety to make a pleas
A special Christmas service will
be held under auspices Of the Bible
School of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church at $50 O'Clock
the church.
The program will be rendered by Miss
Gladys Price. soprano; Miss Richie
Mclean. contralto; Martin Richard
son. tenor; H. Leroy Lewis. bari.
tone; Reginald Kassebaum, violin
ist: Mitchell Bliss. cellist; Paul
chorus Of twenty-five voices.
The program follows: "The Star
Of the East" (Meredith); violin solo.
.Cavatina" lRaff); anthem, "While
Shepherds. Watched Their Flocks