Evening star., 1920-12-26

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be devoted to the singing OF Christ
mas carols.
The choir of the Northminster Pres
byterian Church, under direction OF
Warren F. johnson, organist. VIII
Christmas" at the morning service
today. The soloists will be Mrs. Emma
S. Smith and Mrs. Barbara Ebele, So
pranos; Mrs. Frank Thompson, con-
tralto; P. o. Wilkins. tenor. and frahK AMI
Thompson, bass. MT; 6.,5ons JSnnson nud1ev M,
Buck and Horatio Parker.
This morning the choir OF the
Brookland Baptist Church, under the
leadership of Isabel Primm Miooie,
kauff, will sing "And the Angel Sano
herds Hail the Wondrous Stranger.
hy Schnecker, and this evening. VIII
give the cantata, THE Star OF beth-
lehem," by Adams.
At the Sherwood Presbyterian
Church this morning the choir nl WI.
of Jerusalem" by West, and Chime
Ye Bells of Heaven" by Shelley. and
the solo, I'm an Oriental Manger,
by Terry, will be given by Charles
Gordon. This evenings program VIII
include There Were Shepherds, by
Vincent; sing, o Heavens" by Tours;
Adams "Cantique de Noel" tenor solo
and chorus, sung by Peter Rydzyn-
ski and choir. The solo quartet con-
sists of Mrs. Lawrence c. Martin,
Mrs. Ada Powell Cooper and Messrs.
Rydzynski and Gordon.
At the Georgetown Presbyterian
Church today the Christmas music
this morning will consist of the or
gan prelude. "Pastorale." by Bach f:
soprano solo, Nazareth" by Gounod.
and From Heavenly Heights" from
sung by Meta Craig; organ postlude,
For Unto Us Child Is Born" from
1.-THE Messiah" by Handel, John B.
Wilson.
This evening the choir will render
the following numbers: Anthem.
Sing. o Heaven" by Tours: 20 Holy
Shall Feed His Flock" from THE
Messiah" by Handel. Miss May Nor
wood; soprano solo. 'Rejoice Greatly,
o Daughter of Zion." from 1.-THE Mes
siah." Miss Craig: duet. silent Night.
Holy Night" Miss Craig and Miss
Norwood; anthem. Gloria" from
organ solos, prelude. "Cantilena," by
Wheeldon; shepherds in the Field
by Mailing; Christmas Postlude," by
Best.
Miss Bernice Randall. mezzo-so-
prano, will be the assisting soloist at
this mornings service at the West
Church and will sing 1.-THE Birthday
of a King" by Neidlinger. She will
take rart also in a quartet with Mrs.
L. S. Depue, Stanley Depue and Rob-
ert Burns. singing "The. Virgins Cra-
die Song" from Barnby,s First
Christmas" This evening the music
will include the anthem. There Were
Shepherds from THE Manger
Throne" by Charles Fonteyne Man
ney; duet for alto and baritone, sung
by Edna Parker and Ernest Klhlert
contralto solo from Bucks Coming
of the King" Mrs. Neville D. Miller;
trio from The Star of Bethlehem"
by Petrie. Mrs. Joseph Stephenson,
anthem by the entire choir, There
Came Wise Men," by Bruce Steane;
tenor solo from '"The Coming of the
King" by Buck. Mrs. Frank Byram
will direct the choir and preside at
the organ. .s.-
The choir Of the Metropolitan Pres
line P. Smith. Hazel ". Ray, George
F. Ross and Harlan Randall, directed
by Byron Blodgett, organist, will rem
der Geibeps cantata. "Judea," this
evening.
W. H HamilI. organist and director
Of the choir1of the New York Avenue
Presbyterfan Church, has arranged
the Following program to be given
today: Morning. organ prelude.
Christmas Onertoire." by Lemmens:
anthem, 20 Zion That Tellest Good
Tidings." by Buck; offertory, 20
Little Town Of Bethlehem" by Neid-
linger; postlude. Grand March," from
Aida" by Verdi. Evening. organ
thema blessed Be the Lord God of
Israel" by Barnby; Calm on the
Listening Ear Of Night" by Slough
ton: carol The Little Door" by
Matthews: There Were Shepherds y
by Vincent; Hymn of the Angels"
by West: postlude. March cortege."
by Gounod. These programs will be
rendered by Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shir-
oliff, Miss Pauline Whitaker. Louis
Thompson and j.. Walter Humphrey.
The choir at H street Christian Church
under direction of Mrs. Isabel Garvan
Shelley. will render the Christmas can
.tata, Light Of the Ages" by Fred
Peace; this evening. 1880 o'clock. The
soloists will be Mrs. Gertrude Suther
soprano Mrs. Margaret Chisholm, alto
Miss. Sylvia Phillabaum. alto; Mr.. Fred
Cook, bass; Messrs. N. A. Pyne and
Fred Deck, tenors. with a double quar-
tet composed Of Mrs. w. Speakes, Mrs
Ellen Thrift. sopranos: Miss Florence
Tyson, Mrs. Linton Barrett, altos
Mesers. Joseph Reeves and r. L. Balder-
son, basses. and Messrs. Fred Deck and
N. A. Pyne, tenors.
At the morning service the choir will
sing, "Bethlehem's Plains." by Wodell
with incidental solo, by Walter Avery