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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

Chicken sandwiches and Salads.
i;uts- Sweets. Dancing. toiiegc Iun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

Fig ~ Whistle Candies. iiot Cir~'o-
hate. Eats. SWEETS. uancing
,oiicae lnn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

The spirit u tho workers was
SHOWN At yesterdays luncheon IN the
cspretEiOn VI n ". 1rptt. n grocer.
who said; r
I'm ready 70 Gloss 1ny store Non
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
TnnOMN rnoM mORsE

CLOVIS. n. A.. Nov. 2C.--C J..
Miller. nged 20, who lives seven miles
west Of pciivluw. Is IN the Baptist
hospital suffering with a fracture al
the base Of his skull. supposedly he
result OF being thrown from "a horse
Mr.. Miller Aleft hts home 10 go 10 Ia
nearby farm. When be staggered ~
to the n~cirhbor's home, ne was only
able 10 say he wns sick. but 10 b.
thought that the horse threw him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
Couple Slain at
Door Of Their
Home in Gallup

UOnfinued frpm pnk' wv, -.
hert's qucstioris ~ "a whni W. ~"
mnif.r mnJe no reply. Thinking a
aor sns being Killed, perhaps, Schu-
hort went on lnto his house.
Nfnny heard and ngr'c that ih',
were but two shots fired, IN the "h'
sencc OF any known enemy OF un'
know ledge 81 recent auurfels OH
claia are runninE down cNcry p"sslDi.
cline aud icnd. SOME Of which pon'i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
Great Day for
Fatty Arbuckle
And Matinee Girls

IV%ontinnci om FaRc Onc)
picked UP HE big. bulky frame and
moved oui the door. A crowd fol-
lowed him downstairs Al the door
Of the hall o. Justice ne stopped. The
word thai Arhuckie was in sight went
down the street. The crowd grew.
lite walked TO the corner OF the build
iug q stopped % minute q talk 10
his lawyers. The crowd blocked the
Sidewalk re moved down the alloy
20 his autonlonile pri thu crowd iol-
lowed. niiinK The allcy.
ftnnlly % cop camo along and made
O way big enough Cor tho comedian TO
get his car started aud drive of.
You win find ii in our Classified
Nclt.t,nc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
Clovis Reduces
Electric Light Rate

CLOVIS. \. A.. nov. as.-At IN.
regular ineeting OF the city council
Monday evening. the electric nrhi
rate was cut twenty er cent. effcc.
tive December I. This reduces tn,
Hight rate in Clovis from sixteen and
two thirds cents 10 thirteen and one
third CENTS. e kilowatt,
The salaries OF the city employee
wer. reduced ten per cent. us the iy
ing cost has been materially reduced
Tho rcdnctius ia salaries means a
ravius uf over seoe "a month 70 ,hs
city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
KILBNNE GIVES sfO.OUo.

Johnny kilbape has just given Si0.-
coo to a Catholic ccuvcnt In New
bedford. Pa, according 70 word re-
in sporting circles here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

post offices an chipa. Iiow this viii
be accomplished win be LETT % q sub
committee heated by senator Lodge.
French Delegates have assumed on
attitude of silence regarding prob
lens before the coufcrrnce.
Evening star., 1921-12-24
LUTHERAN.
Luther Place.


Christmas music at Luther Place
Memorial, Thomas Circle, under the
direction of Ervine Stenson, late of
the Chicago Opera Company. The
organist Ia Miss Annie Anstadt of this
city. The violinist is ]. Russell Yates
of Scranton. Pa.
The following program will be rem
dered on Christmas day: $3.50 am. a
trombone choir will play carols from
the church tower; 7:e0 am, Miss An
stadt will play a pastorale, with vio-
lin oblfgato, by Mr.. Yates; a male
quartet will sing silent Night"
MessSs. Leisenring, Hiltab bidle, Holm
gren and Swenson; Behold I Bring
Glad Tidings," by Geibel, the choir;
500 pm, Sing o Ye Heavens" by
Tours, will be sung, with solo, by
Nine. Coquelet; a duet. by Misses
Norman and Bright: christmas"
Shelley: a soprano solo, by Nine. Co
quelet; 20 Holy Night" Adams; an
them, "What Mean Those Holy
Voices?" by Neidlinger.
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PROGRAMS OF CHRISTMAS MUSIC in THE CHURCHES

and Christmas tree. children's pro-
cessional, recitations and carols. Mrs
X. r. Barnard will sing 'Slumber, Be-
loved" from Bachs Christmas Ora
torio."s The Christmas morning serv-
ice, at II O'Clock, will include organ
professional hymn. 20 Come, All Ye
Faithful; festival response and
hymns; special solo by Albert Schott;
choir anthem, GLORY to God in the
Highest" Pergolesi; Mrs. R C. Hill
dale. Miss Lavery, Miss Tyrrell. So
pranos; Miss Mary Pond, alto; Fred
eric Sillers, tenor; F. w. Swanton, G..
II. Owen and John Halsted, basses.
organist and director, Miss Maud q.
Sewall.
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Foundry.


Christmas music at Foundry Church
will include the following: At II
o'clock-Organ prelude. "Adeste FL
deles" LoreD; anthem, Sing, o
Daughter OF Zion" (Stevenson); trio.
"Arise, Shine, Thy Light Is Come"
(Saint-Saens); anthem, Before the
Heavens Were Spread Abroad"
Parker); organ postlude, "Alleluia"
Dobois). At 6 p.m.-Music and
Christmas pageant: Carrying Christ
to Every Child" At 8 p.m.-Christ-
mas musical service by the Foundry
choir, under the direction of Prof.
Anton Kaspar: Organ prelude, Christ
mas Pastorale" (Yon); Christmas
hymn of the nativity. silent Night"
(Joseph> MohD; anthem. ''Noer
(Geunod); violin solo by Prof. Kas-
par; anthem, Like Silver Lamps"
(Barnby); anthem, 80 Holy Night"
(Adam): Christmas carol, "In the
Fields with Their Flocks' (Farrar) (:
organ postlude. Grams Choeur"
(GuilmanU.
Evening star., 1921-12-24
Church OF Our Redeemer.

The musical programs tomorrow at
the Church of Our Redeemer are:
Morning service-Processiona Come
Hither, Ye Faithful; Te Deum In G
(knox), tenor solo. H. M. Wright;
them, "Hark! What Mean Those
Heavenly Voices" (Dunham); recess
sional, Brightest and Best"
Christmas night, vesper service
Professional, "Hark! What Mean
Those Holy Voices; chant, 95th
Psalm; hymn, TT Came Upon the Mid
night Clear: anthem, Behold,
Bring You Good Tidings" (clare).
tenor solo, H. M. Wright: hymn.
While Shepherds Watched Their
Flocks": anthem, "How Beautiful
Upon the Mountains' tMiles), con-
traito solo. Miss NJ. jefferson; recess
sional. "Hark! the Herald Angels
Sing"
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Mount Vernon Place.

At Mount Vernon Place NJ. T.. Church
South, 3th street and Massachusetts
avenue, the special Christmas music
service Sunday evening will be under
the direction of r. Deane Shure, Mrs.
Frank A. Frost, organist. and the fol-
lowing soloists: Miss Fannie Shreve
Heartsill. soprano; Miss Marie KoontZ.
contralto; James K. Young, tenor, and
Francis p. Heartsill. bass. The pro-
gram follows: Hymn, christmas.
No. 115; prayer: chorus. 20 Little
Town of Bethlehem" fAshford): quar-
tet, Festival Te Deum,' in 4 fiat
(Buck); bass solo, Nazareth" (Gou-
nod), Mr.. HeartsiIl: chorus There's a
Song in the Air" tWilson); soprano
solo. Il Know That My Redeemer
Liveth." from 1.-THE Messiah" Dian
deD, Mrs. Heartsill:. contralto solo,
"The Virgins Lullaby" from THE
Coming of the King" tBuck). Miss
Koontz; quartet. Lovely Appear Over
the Mountains' tGounod; tenor
solo. 20 Holy Night" (Adam). Mr..
Young; quaret, "Sing, o Heavens
(Tours); chorus. Twenty third Psalm
(Shure): hymn, Joy to the World
No. 107; benediction.
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GuntOn-TemDle.

The choir of Gunton Temple Pres
tyterian Church. under the direction
of John G. Klein. will render a full
choral program at the morning serv-
ice. They will be assisted by Ruth
Broson Logan. violinist. Arthur G.
Gorbach. bass soloist, will sing Thus
Saith the Lord" recitative. and aria.
But Who May Abide the Day OF His
Coming" from HanderS Messiah"
The anthems will be Behold, l Bring
You Good Tidings" and Songs OF the
Ages" both by Geibel.
AT the evening service, to be held
in the new building at 18th and New
ton streets, the soloists will be Mrs.
Harry Shacklett, contralto: Ruth
Bronson Logan, violinist and Johl
q. Klein, tenor.
Evening star., 1921-12-24
Christ (Southeagt),

At Christ Church. Washington par
ish. a choral communion service will
be rendered by the choir at am,
which will include the following
Professional. "Adeste Fideles," "Gloria
Tibi' (kyrie), "Sanctus" (Tours)
"Credo" and "Benedictus" (Monk)
"Agnus Del" (HalD. GLORIA in Ex-
celsis" (Stainer), and anthem, Sing
o Heavens" (Maunder); recessional
"Hark! the Herald Angels Sing
(Mendelssohn). At II am. in addi-
ton to the choral communion. the
choir will sing "Venite" Robinson)
'Te Deum" (SmarD. and the anthem
'1t Came Upon Midnight Clear
tStainer); In the evening. at
o'clock, there will be a special carol
service and onertory, "Sing, o Heav-
ems" (Tours). The solo parts will be
sustained by Mae L. Cross. soprano;
Hattie NJ. Herfurth, contralto; Arthur
L. Simpson, tenor, and Harry I. Clark.
son, boritone and director. Miss Ellen
Richards will be at the organ.
Evening star., 1921-12-24
PRESBYTERIAN.
N0rthninBter.

On Christmas morning at II o'clock
the choir Sf Northminster Presby-
terian Church, under the direction of
Warren f.. Johnson, organist. will
sing DR. Hugh Blair's Christmas oan-
tata, ''The Newborn King" The
solos will be sustained by Mrs Emma
Smith, Mrs. Barbara Eble, Mrs. Clarke
and Miss Hazel Hughes. SOPRANOS;
Mrs Frank Thompson, alto: MIR.
kempton and Mr.. Wilkins, tenors: Mr..
Thompson and Mr.. Gift basses. Ap
propriate Christmas anthems will be
sung and organ music by Otto NAL
ding and Karg- Ebert will be played by
Mr.. Johnson.
Evening star., 1921-12-24

Christmas, the birthday of Christ,
will be celebrated in the churches of
the National Capital tomorrow witE
elaborate musical programs In
many of the churches special exer-
cises have been arranged for the
morning and evening services, while
others also will hold exercises in the
afternoon, at which musical numbers
will be rendered.
The churches and programs to be
rendered at the services are:
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washinxton Cathedral.

The festival service. holy COM
munion and sermon will be held to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock at
Washington. Cathedral. The musical
program follows: Professional hymn
No. 49 (John Reading); "Introit An
them" q. s. Matthew'S: "Fes-
tival Communion Service" (King
HalD; hymn before sermon. No. go Oh
Smar); offertory anthem (Joseph
Barnby); communion hymn. No. So
ancient melody. At o'clock the pro-
gram will be: Professional hymn
No. 49 Il. Reading): psalm, 10" CIV
Boyce); "Magnificat and Nunc Dimit-
tis'' in G q. Varley Roberts,; hymn
before sermon. No. So (R. S. Willis);
offertory carols, American, "A Bright
Star Shining &. s. Matthews); Eng
lish, 1.-THE Prince of Peace" "a. H
Brewer; French, shepherds and
Shepherdesses." eighteenth century
and. Russian, "A Legend" (P. Tschai-
kowsky); benediction carol, Silent
Night" (Haydn): recessional, hymn
No. So, ancient melody.
Evening star., 1921-12-24
PetwOrth.

The chorus and quartet choirs Of
the Petworth Methodist Episcopal
Church, Grant circle northwest, will
render a well balanced and beautiful
musical program on the evening of
Christmas day at 1880. This season
quite number of young faces appear
among the choristers, and their pres
ence has added vigor and enthusiasm,
which are reflected in their musical
offerings.
Evening star., 1921-12-24
Vermont Avenue.

The following program will be
given tomorrow at the Vermont Ave-
nue Christian Church. under the d.
rection of William e. Braithwaite
director, and with ]. Ernest Sparks
at the organ: Morning service-Cho-
rus, Arise. Shine" (Maker): baritone
solo, THE Birthday of a King" (Neid-
linger): mixed quartet. Behold, ]
Bring You Glad Tidings" (Rarnes)
male quartet, 1T Came Upon the
Midnight Clear" (Parks). Evening
service-Sextet, Calm on the Listen
ing Ear of Night" (Parks); tenor solo
70 Holy Night (Adam): chorus, ut
Came Upon the Midnight Clear"
(Schnecker): male quartet, "The
Christmas: Song" (Fory). Rev. Dr.
Earle Wilfley will preach at both
services.
Evening star., 1921-12-24

Sing" Evening service, with carols.
8 p.m.-Processional. 20 Come. All Ye
Faithful; carol. Holy Night;
''Magnificat" and "Nunc Dimittis"
(Garret); carols. "The First Nowell"
and I'VE Three Kings; anthem,
Drop Down. Ye Heavens" tBarnby); !;
recessional. ',Hark! the Herald Angels
Sing"
Evening star., 1921-12-24
CONGREGATIONAL.
Mount Pleasant,

Christmas music has been prepared
for both services at the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church tomorrow
The music for both services Is given
by the Mount Pleasant Chorus and
the solo quartet, composed of Miss
Frances Scherger, soprano; Miss Cor
nelia E. Black, contralto; William P.
Shanahan, tenor, and Herman Fakler,
bass. under the direction of Norton NJ.
Little, with Mr.. Robson at the organ.
fore the vesper service, the annual
carol service will be held, when the
Christmas carols will be sung. The
program of the morning service fol-
lows: Organ prelude, "Pastorale" ID
minor sonata1 tGuilmant}: chorus.
Bethlehem" (Bartiett). The Star Of
Bethlehem" (Adams). '-rhe Halleiujah
Chorus" ('"The Messiah") CHandeD !;
bass lolo, 1.-The Newborn King L'Es
Epoir). sung by Mr.. Fakler; organ
postlude, The March Of the Magi
program is as follows: Chorus, Clio
ria" 12th mass) (MozarD; There
Were Shepherds" (Vincent); contralto
solo. 1.-THE Virgins Lullaby" (Buck),
sung by Miss Cornelia Black; organ
postlude, "Christmas March" (MerkeD
First.
christmas music Will De rendered at
the First Congregational Church. 10th
and G streets northwest. at all serv-
ices tomorrow and the chorus choir
will be assisted by Miss Helen Gerrer.
violinist, and Miss Dorothy Coates,
harpist. At II o'clock, in addition to
Christmas carols and anthems. MRS.
Elizabeth W. 'Campanole will sing
Rejoice Greatly" from "The Messiah"
and Mrs. Goldie D. Hutchins will sing
1.-The Virgins Lullaby" The minister.
Rev. Jason Noble Pierce. will preach
on GLORY to God in the Highest" At
8 o'clock the choir will render Christ
mas anthems and Mr.. Pierce will
speak on the subject, Where Is
Christ TonightT'
The special soloists for the musical
vespers at the First Congregational
Church at o'clock win be Martin IL.
Richardson. tenor; Miss Helen Gerrer,
violinist; Miss Dorothy Coates. harp
ist, and Harry Edward Mueller. or
ganist. The following program will
be rendered: Postlude, christmas
Hymns" (Guilmant); "Gesu Bambino'
(Yon); March Of the Magi Kings
(Dubois); tenor solo, "Christmas
| (Shelley); violin solo, christmas"
(Tschaikowsky); christmas Pastor
ale" (Merkel); harp, violin and organ
Holy Night" (Gruber): tenor solo
THE Christ Child" (Whitney.
coombv); postlude, FESTIVAL March,
l in c (Calkin).
Evening star., 1921-12-24

laby," mems chorus; "Three Kings
Have Journeyed," chorus; Rejoice
Greatly" Miss Helen Water and choir.
At the IL, o'clock hour the pastor,
Rev. B. I. MCGOWAN, will preach
Christmas sermon on "Star-Gazers."
The choir will render appropriate
music for this service. The Sunday
school will hold It's Christmas exer-
cises Wednesday night.
Evening star., 1921-12-24
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
North Carolina Avenue.

The services at North Carolina
Avenue Methodist Protestant Church
tomorrow will begin with a prayer
and praise service at s o'clock am.
"The First Christmas Gift" is the sub
ject of the sermon, delivered by the
pastor, Rev. P. w. Crosby. A Christ
mas cantata, "The Manger Prince"
will be rendered by the choir in the
evening. Mrs. H. F. Aldridge. direct
ing. assisted by Mrs. D. S. Smart, So
prano; Mrs r. R. Grooms. contralto;
il. F. Aldridge, tenor, and j. +. S. Kim
sella, bass.
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Epiphany ChapeL

At Epiphany Chapel at midnight to-
list and choir director. will render
organ prelude. +-The Holy Night
Dudley Buck); introit anthem, I'VE
Have Seen His Star" (Clare); COM
munion service (TourB); offertory an
them. "The Birth Of Christi q. Sebas-
tian Matthews); Noel" postlude
(Guilmant).
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Christ English Evangelical.

The program at the morning serv-
ice tomorrow is: Choir selections.
Joy to the World Williams; Song
of the Ages Geibel; tenor solos,
Ross Farrar. Nazareth" by Gounod
God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen" Mrs.
Howard Bennion, choir director.
Evening star., 1921-12-24
Christ.

The choir Of Christ Church. George
town. under direction of.Miss Beatrice
Goodwin, with Miss Lucy Paul at the
organ, will sing the following Christ
mas morning at IL o'clock: Process
wright). "Venite in A" (Buck). 'Te
Deum in Z" (BaumbauEh). "Jubilate'
(Tours); introit, 1T Came Upon the
Midnight Clear" (Willis); hymn,
'.Hark! the Herald Angels Sing
(Mendelssohn); GLORIA Lebi" (Pie-
yol); offertory anthem, "Arise. Shine.
for Thy Light Is Come" (Maker)
aTanotus" (Stainer); the communion
hymn. '.Nunc Dimittfs" (vincent); re-
cessional, "Adeste Ffdelis." The solos
will be sustained by Miss Goodwin,
Ms. McRoberts, Mrs. Robey. Mr..
Stearns and Mr.. Jonscher.
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Sacred Heart.

At Sacred Heart Church the Christ
mas music at midnight mass will be
sung by the mixed choir, with organ
and orchestra accompaniment, under
the direction of Miss Mary Louise Sui
iivan. The program will be as fol-
lows: Nazareth" (Gounod); quartet
ARRANGEMENT by .Tedesco); process
sionaI. "Glory to God" (Diehlman) !;
saThird Mass" (Haydn); offertory.
"Adeste Fideles" (Novello); recess
sional, % Holy Night" (Adams-Buck). }.
solo parts will be sustained by Miss
Mabel C. Latimer, soprano; Miss Hazel
Arth, oontralto: James K Young.
tenor, and Lawrence z. Downey. bart-
tono.
Evening star., 1921-12-24
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Union.

Union Methodist Episcopal Church
will be az follows: At II a.m.,- DR..
Meeks win speak on 1.-The Song Of the
Angels: the choir will render the an
them, 80 Holy Night" Miss Bernice
Randall will be the soloist. At 8 pm.
the pastor will speak on The World S
Christmas Tree" the anthem will be
There Were Shepherds"
Evening star., 1921-12-24
Du,nbarton Avenue.

The cantata, Promise and Fulfill
ment,s by e. L. Ashford, will be given
GeorEetown, Sunday night, at 8
o'clock. A chorus Of twenty-five
voices, directed by w. T. Glover.
choirmaster, and Mrs. Isaac Birch. or
eanist, will render the cantata. as
follows: Part THE Promise: Il
Have Made a Covenant" chorus;
s"Then Thou Spakest in Vision," Mr..
Tucker; "The Lord Shall Defend"
Mrs. MCGOWAN; "The Spirit Of the
Lord" Mrs. Trenis, Mrs. Miller. Mr..
Tucker and Leroy Birch; "a Mighty
salvation" chorus. Part 1I-"There
Were Shepherds" Mrk Treuts: "Noel."
- -. wacEosa n sE6EfsfmaaLal-
Evening star., 1921-12-24
Trinity.

The musical program for Trinity
Civic and Community Church: Mrs.
Helen Crouch, organist: quartet, Miss
Bernice Calhoun, soprano; Mrs. Lillian
Brousseau. alto; J. A Bell, tenor, and
a. A. Lambert, bass. At the mid
night eucharist. tonight, carols will be
sung and the communion service by
Garrett, with the offertory anthem
BY Neidlinger, 70 Little Town of
Bethlehem" Christmas morning, at II
o'clocks PROFESSIONAL angels from the
Realms Of Glory; CARROTS Com
munion se1vice," .Adeste Fidelea"; of
fertory anthem. while Shepherds
Chou Didst Leave Thy Throne and
Thy Kingly Crown" Special carols
at the Christmas play at the service
Christmas night.
Evening star., 1921-12-24
Calvary.

The program of Christmas music at
the Calvary NJ Z. Church follows:
Mrs. Marie c. Deal, soprano: Mrs.
Gertrude 4. Miller. mezzo; Richard p.
Backing. tenor; George II. Miller.
baritone; Herman L. Amiss. organist; :;
George H. Miller, director; assisted
by Miss Estella Thomas, violinist,
Walter Nash, 'cellist, and Miss Nell
Mcmillan, pianist. Morning-0rgan
prelude, christmas Pastorale" tMer-
keD. anthem. Sing; o Heavens"
(Tours), offertory solo. The New
born King" L'Espoir), Mr.. Miller;
carol, "The First NOVEL;" CEnglish /;
organ postlude, Grand Offertoire de
Noel" (Thayer). Special evening
musical service-Organ prelude,
Chorus of Sheph erds' Lemmens),
Pastoral Symphony" GendeD
March of the Magi' Dubois): carol,
Silent Night" (German); offertory
trio, Romance Sans Paroles" Van
Goens), Miss Thomas. Mr.. Nash. Mr..
Amiss: anthem. Brightest and Best
(Coombs); solo. The Birthday Of a
King" (Neidlinger), Mr.. Backing: an
them. There Were Shepherds" (Vin-
cent?; duet. He Shall Feed His
Flock" CHandeD, Mrs. Deal and Mrs.
Miller: anthem. Break Forth Into
JOY" (Simper); trio, Calm on the
Listening Ear of Night" CHarker)
anthem, Arise, Shine" (Maker): or
gan postlude. christmas March
(MerkeD.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
First.

Flcra McGil Keefer. soloist of First
Church Of Christ. Scientist, Euclid and
Champlain streets. will sing Sunday
morning and evening. There We're
John p. Scott. c. NJ Ashton, organist
viii play SONATA No. g." by F1lippo
Caposad; Pastoral" from "The Mes
siah," and "Hallslujah Chorus" from
'sThe Messiah"
Evening star., 1921-12-24
Wesley.

row morning. IL o'clock, the vested
choir will render the sacred cantata,
bethlehem"
The choir will be assisted by Mrs
Melville Lindsay, soprano, and DR.. A.
Owen Penney, basso.
Evening star., 1921-12-24
st, Stephenss.

At st. Stephens Church, 18th street.
near Columbia road, the programs
win be as follows: Communion serv-
ice, IL a.m.-Processional. 20 Come,
All Ye Faithful; "Kyrie" (Gounod) !:
"Gloria Tibi' (GounoO; "'Credo''
(Eyre); hymn, 20 Little Town of
Lord" (Hollfns); "Sanctus" (Gounodl: (:
.Beneiictus Qui VENT" (Eyre); "Ag-
mus Del" (Eyre): ~loria In Excelxts "
old chanti ,'H1une pimittiss (Adausl ;
SaoaaaionSS f1an1H6 kho I{aaald AaEnal
Evening star., 1921-12-24
TrnnshguratiOn.

Music at the Chapel of the Trans
|figuration, Rock Creek parish. will be
as follows: Tonight. 11:30 to 1890,
choir and Christmas carols; tomorrow
morning, holy communion, 1880, $50
and II. At the II o'clock service the
senior choir will render Dudley Bucks
''Te Deum in B Minor and Gounod's 8
% Sing to God"
Evening star., 1921-12-24
New York Avenue.

The program at New York Pres
byterian Church is as follows: Choir.
Miss Helen c. Howison. soprano: Miss
Mildred De Hart. contralto; Martin
Richardson, tenor; H. S. Moreton.
bass; Miss Elsa Raner. violinist: w.
r. Hamill, organ1st and director;
morning, Rogers Sing, Q Sing This
Blessed Morn; CoombS 'aThs Christ
Child" NeidlinEers . LITTLE Tow
1Cnnf3nnea On Hla0aa h9A1
Evening star., 1921-12-24

ward Juneau. For the o'clock serv-
ice-"Magnificat" and 'Nunc Dimit-
tis.' in D (Stainer); offertory. "a
Christmas Pastorale" Il, 8. Matthewsl,
with incidental solos by Amy Clarke,
soprano, and Clifton Breek, tenor. The
choir Is under the direction of John
r. Monroe.
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st. AuEustine,s,

St AuEustine's sanctuary choir,
consisting Of forty male voices, will
render Christmas carols at the II
o'clock service Christmas day. In
cluded in the program will be "Jesu
Bambino" (Pietro Yon) and There
Shall Come a Star" (Harris).
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Advent.

The music for the Christmas day
services at the Church Of the Advent
Will be as follows: Offertory. on Eng
lish setting Of the fve-part motet.
'Hodie Christus .Nstus Est" (Swee-
linch): "Sanctus" in A fiat (Gounod);
.Agnus Del" from mass in A. minor
(Cassar Ersnckl. with solos for 50.
prano, tenor and bass, sung by Eva
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Columbia HEIGHTS,

COium61R HeiEhts.
The Columbia Heights Christian
Church choir will render THE Light
Eternal" a Christmas cantata, by H
w. Petrie, tomorrow evening at
o'clock. The solo parts will be sus-
tanned by Miss Belva Hoch, soprano:
Mrs. Marjorie Cook, contralto; Roy
Harlow. tenor. and J. Benton Webb,
baritone. Miss Mida Tucker will pre-
side at the piano, and the program
will be under the direction Of Walter
b. Book. This service will be the
last conducted in the chapel. as the
congregation expects to occupy the
basement of Its new church home
New Year day until the completion
of the main auditorium, about April
1, 1922.