The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-20

Potomac SaIvationists to Give
Program Cathedral Carols I
Tomorrow at 4 P. N.

Program Cathedral Carols 1
Tomorrow at 4 P. N.
Addresses by Solicitor General
James M. Beck, Charles M.
Schwab and Doctor Stephen S.
Wise, which viii be delivered at
the annual Pennsylvania State
Society dinner at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel, New York, to-
night, will be broadcast by WRC,
jointly with WIZ. The program
Of dinner speeches will begin at
$3.50 o'clock.
Salvation Army Concert
Preceding the New York program,
WRC will broadcast concert under /
the auspices Of the Potomac Divis-
ion Of the Salvation Army. In
cluded in the concert win be music
by the Potomac Silver Quartet
and a group OF solos by Hazel
Wegner Bachschmidt.
Other features Of tonight's air |
program will be number or Christ |
mas carols sung by the Wilson
Normal School Glee Club, a dinner
concert by the Irving Boernstein |
Hotel Washington Orchestra and |
dance concert by the Aston Hotel |
Orchestra.
Hourly Schedule
The detailed program follows:
Gs4S ia mons Ar1oy.inuVn
anniversaries-''The Landing Of the
Pilgrims" by Mrs. Theodore Tiller.
p. E.-Dinner music by the |
irving Boernstetn Hotel Washing
ton Orchestra, broadcast from the |
Hotel Washington.
p. m.-Bible talk by Professor |
Louis D. Bliss, under the auspices |
or the Mems Organized Bible Class. |
$40 p. m.-Christmas carols by
the Wilson Normal School Glee
Club under the direction Of Bernice |
Randall.
$3.50 p. m.-"Facts and Fancies
About Crystal Sets" by M. S.
Strock, Of the radio laboratory Of
the Bureau Of Standards.
$40 p. m.-Concert under the |
auspices of the Salvation Army,
Potomac Division.
l9 March, ambition" by Poto. |
mac Silver Quartet.
90 Who Is on the Lords Side"
Diadem,p by the Salvation Army |
Songster Brigade.
(c) March, Melbourne" by Poto- |
mac Silver Quartet.
I'D Soprano Solos. BY Hazel |
Wegner Bachschmidt: ~ Lead |
Kindly Light" (2) Nearer My God
to Thee"
tel Address by Adjutant e. r.
Holx, secretary, Salvation Army.
10 Take Salvation"-By the
salvation Army Songster Brigade.
lg1 Baritone Solos-By Theodore
PUFF of the Salvation Army Song
ster Brigade: ~ Face to Face;''
l2l Lead Me-"
CD Memories of Childhood, -
BY the Potomac Silver Quartet.
ID Soprano Solos - BY Irene
Mccain, of the Salvation Army;
@ Follow Me- t2) beautiful
Christ"
$3.50 p. m.-Dinner of the Penn.
sylvania. Society, broadcast jointly
with Station WIZ. Addresses by
Charles M. Schwab. Honorable
James NJ. Beck, Solicitor General:
Doctor Stephen s. Wise, etc.
lO:SO p, ms-Dance music, by the
aotei Aston orchestra, broadcast
y0lntiv with Station WIZ from the
11:15 p. Morgan recital nv
Otto f. Beck, broadcast from
Crandall's Tivoli Theater
Carols From Cathedral.
Church services tomorrow morn.
Ing van be broadcast by wCAP
direct from the First Congrega.
tional Church, where a Christmas
sermon viii be delivered by the
reverend Jason Noble Pierce,
afternoon, WCAP will broadcast an
international program OF Christmas
caro.s from the Bethlehem Chanel
OF the National Cathedral. The
carols will be sung by the Cathedral
choir and includes the following
selections:
10! How a Rose" an old Ger.
man carol. English words by M.
=. Butler, music by Michael
shepherds and shepherdesses /"
An eighteenth century French carol.
Good King Wenceslas." A
traditional English carol.
In Natal Domini." Words by
Albert Mitchell. Music by w. d.
Rose.
The Virgin and Child Words
Old English. Music by Frank c.
Butcher.
"A Bright Star Shining" Words
by Van Tassel Sutphen. Music by
j. Sebastian Matthews.
Tomorrow night special Christ.
mas concert will be presented
through WCAP by S. L. Rothafel.
Roxy" and his Capitol studio art.
lists direct from the stage and studio
OF the theater. The regular organ
recital from the Skinner organ stu
dio will follow the Capitol Theater
program.
FRANK MCCARTHY HEAnS