Evening star., 1922-12-31
will direct the music. The public are
cordially invited to be present

will direct the music. The public are
cordially invited to be present.
A Christmas musical and entertain
ment was given by the Library branch
Of the Government Printing Office In
the reading room for the blind of the
Congressional Library December 90.
The evening was opened with the sing
Rs Wscs Of faosea b. by the sn auasnes a s;
Miss Ardala Moore, MY Peace Thou
Art" uiszD. G. II. Carter. the public
printer. delivered an address. Edward
A. Whall sang Somewhere Voice is
Calling and Believe Me. if All Those
Endearing Young Charms" accompanied
by Miss Mabel NJ Getman.
The Gospel Music Glass of the Bible
Institute of Washington. under the
direction of Mrs. Isabel Garvin
Shelley. will participate in the New
Year watch night services Of Mount
Rainier Baptist Church by rendering
the Ages" by Fred w. Peace. The
soloists will be Miss Sylvia Philla-
baum, Miss Ethel NJ Hayre. Miss
Mary Powers. Miss Susan Cleaver.
Mrs; Shelley, P; N. Brumbaugh. J.
conner.
Miss Helen Howison. soprano. and
Miss Mabel Duncan. cellist. will be
the assisting soloists at the musical
vesper service at the First Congre-
gationai Church: this afternoon at
Christ Child" CCoombs) and "Ring
Out Wild Bells" tGounod) and Miss
Duncan's selections will be "Andante"
tHaydn) and Folk Song tTschai-
kowsky'. Harry Edward Mueller. or
ganis;. will play "Finlandia" tSibeIius).
aHo rlf.in
arrangement of the popular "Kamen-
Ostrow" of Rubinstein. for piano
and organ. Miss Helen V. Nash will
assist at the piano. AT the morning
and evening services the chorus choir
will sing Christmas carols and selec
tions from the Christmas cantata
The Coming of the King" by Dud-
ley Buck.
Elsa Louise Raner. Charles Trowbrdee
Tittman and Richard Lorleberg will give
the first program in III. new year in the
series of weekly concerts at the First
congregational Church. No admission is
charged to these concerts. but the nee
essary expenses are betrayed from the
proceeds of a voluntary offering. Friday
evening at 8 o'clock the following pro-
gram will be given:
Trio in E fiat" (first movemenO for
violin. cello and piano (Schubert); bass
solos, Caro- Mio Ben (GiordanD.
HeuTe .d1da .n Eeguiss" s9d Hahn); violin
..slavonic Dance in E Minor (Dvorak-
Kreisler), "Obertass Mazurka" (Wie-
niawsk): bass aria, III Lacerato Spir-
ito" (Simon Boccanegra) (VerdD: cello
solos. "Song Of India" (Rimsky- Korsa-
kow). Indian Lament" tvvorak-Kreis-
ler). "Gayotte" PoppeD; bass solos.
Rolling Down to Rio" (German). "Ab-
sent" (MetcaiO, Uncle Rome" (Homer).
Hard Trials (Burleigh).-
DR.. Clarence Eddy Of Chicago. the
concert organist. will play the vesper
program at the First Congregational
Church on January :.
The choir of FRS, ". P. Church.
4th street near street southeast. will
render musical cantata. entitled
GLORY to God" tonight at ?:45 o'clock.
Prof. Roy Easter. leader will direct.
with Mrs. Annie Chennweth at the
organ. The sopranos will be Miss
Fulton. Mrs. G. J. Hooker. Mrs. Walter
Burgess and Miss Margaret Long:
altos. Mrs. Harold Watts and Miss
Newton: tenors, Mr.. Easter and MIR.
Godfrey: basso. Mr. George Crowther.
This cantata will open the watch
service will be the closing feature at
midnight.
At the First Congregational Church
on Friday one Of the series of 1928
free concerts will be given by Charles
Tittmann. basso; Elsa
Raner. violinist. and Richard Lorle-
berg. cellist. These concerts are open
TO the public and a collection is taken
TO defray tie expenses and benefit
the organ fund OF the church. Fol-
lowing is the program: Trio in E
Flat first movement lSchubert). for
violin. cello and piano: basso solos.
Caro- mio ben (GiordanD and
'LHeure ENquise" CHand): violin
solos, Deep River (Burleigh- kra-
mer). "Slavonic Dance in F Minor"