Evening star., 1922-12-23
''PEACE ON EARTH,
: GOOD WILL TO MEN''
TO BE RULING MOTIF

Tor strings and organ. '.Andante Can
ta ahile" (MasseneD.
Beginning at 7.30 o'clock for thirty
minutes before the regular service,
the evening choir 600 voices). Claude
Roheson, director: Harvey Murray.
pianist and the solo quartet, com
rosed of Miss Ruth Peter. soprano; :;
Miss Richie Mclean, contralto: Ross
Farrar. tenor and Herman Fakler,
bass. will render Christmas carols and
some of the best known solos. Among
Gold French), silent Night" Gold
GERMANY. In Exeisis Gloria" (War-
REM and "Once in Royal David's City"
Lawrence). The solos rendered Will
be: Calm on the Listening Ear" Har-
[.rl. Mr. kakler: 20 Holy Night" .
of Il king" tNeidlinger). Miss Peter:
Mr.. Murray will play "The March of
Magi Kings" (Dubois).
The regular service program. begin
cing 1T o'clock. follows: Organ pre-
,ude Mr., Murray: anthem, ..,r, And ,,a the
si"h" lHaud.p; quartet. The Manger
CrGdlc" tNe diiugerD; contralto solo.
The Virgins Lullaby tRuckl. MISS
Mclean: ofertnry anthem. Sing, .
Heavens" from The Holy Infant
(Bull2rd).
Tomorrow at Calvary Baptist
Church there will be only one regu-
lar service. which will take place in
the morning. with special music. the
evening service being replaced by n
vcspcr service at $50 o'clock, In
which both sunday school and con-
Srcgatiou will participate. Herman
Hoffman. vinlinist. will assist at this
mornings service. when the numbers
Will be rendered by male quartet.
consisting of William Raymond. first
tenor: John Martyr, second tenor;
Fred East. baritone. and Edgar Gray.
bass with Louis a. Potter. jr.. or
viii play Alteration" by by Rorowski. H.
and tho vocal numbers will include
the quartets. There Were Shep-
herds" by Vincent. and Holy Night.
Silent Night" arranged for baritone
sol" and quartet. my Sumner Salter:
heritoue solo. Might of Nights" by
Van dc Water. Mr.. East; organ post
lude. "tIallelujah Chorus" by Handel
Mr.. Potter.
The Christmas music at the Fifth
Baptist Church will be rendered by
chorus choir of forty voices, with
William j. Palmer. director. and
Emma Loise Thompson. organist. The
program at this mornings service
VII W, include the prelude. "Adeste
tMozarD, Joy to the World" (Mason, ,
There Were Shepherds" tFoss). solo
ISIS. Miss Price and Mrs. Dement,;
Herald Angels Mendelssohm.
Windsor, Mrs Dement,, Mrs. Rhodes
ard Mrs. Richards: TT Lord Is My
Strength" tMicheD. soloist. Miss
Jones: IAN Hail the Power of Jesus
Name" tHolden); organ postlude
Fanfare in u" (Bridge).
INC 20 ~ l.
the service will take the form of IAN
evening with the choir and the num-
herS Will comprise the prelude. "Naza-
reth' tGounod- Westbrook). Come
Thou. Almigl ty King" uiiardinD:
Joy to the World tHandeD, "Awake
and Sing the story (GabrieD, thine.
o Lord (Macfarlane); Shall We
"Hark. Ten Thousand Voices" Cken-
nedy,, Il Love to Tell the Story"
ttraditionap: "Oer the World in ST.
(Adam-Bucio, Angel Voices Ever
Singing tMacfarlane), GLORY to the
Lamb" ,FroelicD. Praise Ye the
Lord" CMacfarlane), .'Hark. the Her
quintet from "Martha'): the "Hallalujah
Chorus from The Messiah" (Han-
deb; organ postlude. "Christmas'
(BtstD
The incidental soloists of the even
ing Will be Gladys Price, Mrs. Geyer.
Jones and Messrs. Ryan and James.
Ii ere will also be a congregational
sing.
The choir of Bethany Baptist
Church will render it's Christmas
numbers will be given: Morning.
blessed Is He That Cometh"
tGounod). Sing, oh Hevens" (Tours).
Christ, Whose Glory Fills the Skies"
tMilier); evening. "Oh, Holy Night"
tGruDer). "Oh Come. All lc Faith
ful" fNovello).
In conjunction with the choir music,
there will be the usual organ num-
bers by Prof. William Waldecker, the
organiSt.
The incidental solos will be rem
dered by Mrs. Henry Barringer, So
prano, and Edward Weber tenor.
The personnel OF the choir is as
ringer, Mrs. William L. Vaughan.
Mrs Florence Norris, Mrs. Gait
Eowen. Misses Helen Houser. Vir-
< mia FGgitt. Gladys Cockerille and
Ruth Salmon: altos, Misses Eunice
Bailey, katherine Everett and Be-
= rice .ii!cit; tenors, Ness.s. Edward
Weber and Wallace Perry; bassos,
Miller and Calf Bowen.
The musical program at the First
Baptist Church tomorrow morning
will include the organ prelude,
christmas Morn (Scotp; quartet.
GLORY in the Highest" (Schnecker):
contralto solo. 80 Thou That Tellest
Good Tidings." from The Messiah"
UlandeD: organ postlude, March
Triumphal' Burton).
vening-Tw cnty- minute organ re-
cital at 1;lo pm Noel" (Shelley).
'Iiosanna' tWachs). y service of
Christmas carols interspersed with
texts will be given by the
evening chorus and solo quartet at
s O'Clock. \ feature will be that
these will be sung around lighted
Christmas trees. The doors of the
church will be open at 7:l5 o'clock.
The scrvict will be concluded by the
"Hallelujah Chorus" The personnel
of the choir is: Mrs Florence How
ard, soprano: Mrs. William T. Reed,
Arthur Chester Gorback.
bass; Charles f. Riddel, tenor. and
Charles T. Ferry, organist.
These services are under the direc-
ton of Mrs Florence Howard, in cnarge
of the music department of the church.
The music tomorrow at Calvary
Methodist Church. uder direction of
Marjorie Davis at the organ in the
morning and Lewis Corning Atwater
in the evening, will be rendered by Mrs.
Marie c. Deal, soprano; Gertrude
Reuter- Miller. contralto; Richard P.
Backing, tenor, and George H. Miller.
baritone, and will include at the
morning service the organ solo,
prelude in E Flat" (Read); anthem,
brightest and Best (Coombs): trio.
Calm on the Listening Ear of Night"
(Harker); anthem, Sing, o Heaven"
(Tours): organ postlude, ALA Mar
cia' (HacketD. Evening, organ solos.