Evening star., 1924-12-20
PRESBYTERIAN.

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"A Church tomorrow music during
the morning service will include: Pre-
lude, violin, harp and organ. "Reve
Angelique" (Rubinstein); anthem, 20
| Holy Night" (Adam); harp solo, ISL
! lent Night, Holy Night" (Gruber) !;
| offertory. violin and harp, Ave Ma
ria tBach-Gounod); soprano solo,
THE Christ Child" (Coombs); post
| ludc, violin. harp and organ "Pilgrim's
Chorus" (Wagner). Evening musi-
! cal service: Prelude, violin and or
! gan, "Melodie" tCluck- -Kreisler): vio-
lin and harp, THE Swan (Saint-
Saensl; harp solo. silent Night, Holy
! Night" (Gruberl; offertory. violin,
harp and organ, Meditation" MAS
! seneD: Christmas cantata. "Bethle-
! hem" (Maunder)r quartet and chorus
! choir; postlude, violin, harp and or
| gan, priests March" CMendelssohn).
! Helen G. Howison, soprano; Cleo
! Scanland alto; George r. Anderson,
| tenor: Arthur G. Gorbach, bass; Edyth
Marmion Brossius, harpist; Elsa Ra-
1 ner, vlolinist, and William r. Hamill,
! organist and director, Will be the So
| loiSts.
Gretchen Hood, soprano; Elias Bree-
skin and Reginald Kassebaum, violin
! lists; Alberto Martins, cellist, and Paul
Fishbaugh, pianist, will present the
| following musical program at the
Bible School service tomorrow morn
ing at 9:45 am: Prelude, two violins.
cello and piano; Joy to the World,
the Lord Is Come" hymnaI selection
No. II, verses; The Christmas
Story" Mr.. Baker; soprano, THE In
! fant Jesus" (Von), Miss Hood; violin,
| "Reverie" (Vieuxtemps), Mr.. Brees-
kin; soprano, THE Angels Song"
/ (Stickles), Miss Hood; address, The
| Caravan" Rev. Joseph r. Sizoo; so
prano, bethlehem" (Mendelssohn),
Miss Hood; violin, Romance" (Wie-
niawskD, and ''Poeme" tFibich); at
Came Upon the Midnight Clear" hym-
nal selection No. "a, verses
Music at Washington Heights Pres
byterian Church tomorrow will be
given by Mrs. Wayne b. Wheeler, So
! prano; Katherine Riggs, harpist;
Helen Gerrer, violinist, and Mrs. ].
Harry Cunningham, organist. The
numbers Will be: Morning-Organ
prelude, christmas Pastorale" (Har-
kerr; "Adagio" (Godard), harp and
violin; solo, with organ accompani-
ment, "Jesu Bambino'' (Yon); Ave
Maria" CSchuberD. harp and violin ;
solo, with harp and violin accom-
paniment, The First Christmas
Carol (Mendelssohn), text by Mrs.
! Slosson; organ postlude, "Festspeil''
/ (Volckmar). Evening-Organ pre-
! lude, christmas CAROL Lorenz) :
solo, There Were Shepherds Abiding"
| Gynes); organ postlude, Joy to the
World"
! Christmas music at Westminster
f! Church Memorial tomorrow will in
! clude: Morning, anthem, There Were
| Shepherds (Marks), with incidental
| solo by Mrs. NJ. b. Hilton, soprano;
| duet for contralto and baritone, THE
| Vision of the Shepherds" tManney),
| by Edna Parker and Ernest Kahlert;
anthem, Calm on the Listening Ear
| of Night" (Manney), incidental solos
| tenor: contralto solo. The Virgins
Lullaby" (Buck), Mrs. Milton White;
| "Cantique de Noer' adams Buck,
soprano solo and obbligato by Mrs.
| Hilton: evening, the members of the
! Sabbath school will sing Christmas
| carols assisted by members of the
| choir and Anne Moffat, who will sing
! 1.-THE Legend of the Oxen (Lysberg).
| George Chrisman. violin, and H.
! Walker, cornet soloist of the United
| States Army Band, will assist. Mrs.
! Constance Goodman of the Readers
Club will give an appropriate selec-
| ton.
! The music at the Sixth Presbyterian
| Church tomorrow morning will be:
| Organ, 1.-The Coming of the Magi'
! (Morse): soprano solo, GLORY to
| God" (Rotoli), Evelyn Beasley; an
them, by choir, There Were Shep-
! herds" George Nevin), with inciden-
tai solos by Miss Beasley. soprano
Miss Ramsay, contralto, and Mr..
Freund, baritone.
| In the evening the choir will give
| ten Christmas carols arranged by
| Gibson.
The Christmas music at the Eastern
Presbyterian Church will be sung to-
morrow morning by a volunteer
chorus, with Viola Schippert Klinge,
soprano, and Mr.. Penny, bass, assist
ing: Anthem, There Were Shepherds
Abiding (Brown); quartet, 20 Little
Town of Bethlehem" (Hawley); So
prano solo, TT Came Upon the Mid
| night Clear" (Harker); anthem.
Voices" (Stults).
In the evening the SUNDAY School
will have Christmas exercises assist
ed by the choir.
Christmas music at the Takoma
Park Presbyterian Church tomorrow
will include: At II am, organ num-
bers, prelude to Two Noels" (Guil-
mant). Cradle Song" (Brahms),
| Quest of the Magi' tMatthews),
with choir selection, "The Virgins s
/ Lullaby" contralto solo, from the
Coming of the King" (Buckl; sextet
30 Holy Night" (Adams), Sing, o
Heavens" CTours); full chorus, assist
| ed by soloists.
At pm. cantata by c. A. Adams
will be rendered by the full chorus,
under direction Of w. o. Little, choir
director, with Mrs. D. G. jackson, the
organist, at the organ.
Arsenis Ralon, violinist, will be the
special soloist and assist the quartet
at the services at the United Presby-
terian Church in Petworth today.
The musical program is as follows:
christmas Eve'' (Malling); carols,
Come Hither, Ye Faithful" and "It
Came Upon the Midnight Clear; Of
fertory silent Night, Holy Night
Mr.. Ralon; "Sing, o Heavens''
The quartet is composed of Miss
Chockley, soprano; Miss Lang, con-
tralto; Royal NJ. Tinker, baritone;
James K. Morton, tenor and director;
Miss Ellis is at the organ.
The vesper service at pm Will
take the place Of the regular evening
service, and the music Will consist OF