Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-19

THE famous Mount Ho1yOke Choir
of 80 voices will present the
Christmas carol service at Epiphany
Church this evening at o'clock I'M
der the direction of DR.. w. G. Ham
mond, with organ numbers by Adolf
Torovsky. The great attraction in
this program lies in the fact that
many of the carols to be sung are
old numbers which have been dis
which are generally unknown.
The program will be:
ORGAN, "Pastorale" 18th Concertol .Corelli
CAROLS
/. "Dost Thou Remember"
Sixteenth Century French
Arr. by Harvey b. Gaul.
2. Angels We Have Heard on High"
Franconian Folk Carol
4. Come Rock the Christ Child" ,oo.
Arr. by David Stanley smith.
:" ''''' traditional Bohemian
Arr BY Clarence Dickinson.
Austrian Folk Song
onc Arb By Clarence DiokinsoRR; .rv.E,.rt
oK tchnr., MsTcb t.... K k Eiert
Np Hrr b1 b rS1tfy s1an Secs s@!h century
8. Der Her Child the Virgin Wseps p..,on
Arr. by Clara b. T1ilinrh3rst; ,u.s,,.
Arr. by Vaughn Williams.
10 Nuns OF Saint Mary Fifteenth Century
II. From Heaven High. Go
Arr. by. Clarence Dickinsson.
IL. Bring Torch jeanette, o Isabella Sllo.,
Arr. by Charles Fonteyn Msnney.
ORG AN PASTORAL" ..-........ Rave
Song of the Shepherd" nan. Jacob
1a. Shepherds! shake OF Your c.-.,
a. "Heark Xrr e By v y Harold Geeg ga o1s'"
10 me Arr r"F SS c E'ns+ B. rillinghss'
~ NeSenHn Arr. by f Harold Geer .
II. Carol Of The Russian Children u..,,n
Arr Arr, sSy Harvey 3. 6. Gsu Il
are published this year
At the Church Of the Covenant this
evening the usual Christmas musical
service will be given. Beginning at
o'clock and continuing until 8. the
evening choir, Claude Robson, direc-
tor; Harvey Murray, organist; Mrs.
Howard Blandy, pianist, will sing old
carols and solos of the church.
The solos to be rendered are:
THE Birthday of q King" Neidlinger
Miss Scherger.
20 Holy NiEh' Mr. Townsend Adam
Away in ManEMsT r -Mi::'.''.''''' Hope
March of the Masi Kings" .... .Du Bots
Mr. Murray.
At the 8 o'clock service the follow
Ing program will be rendered:
Anthems, "Ir Exce ii Gloria s ,rbi Warren
MORN buiIdTl
,HaIIeluish 1'i Chorus 1.-THE me Me-,
Contra,te solo, THE Virgins Lullaby. BUCK
Miss Hartman.
The doors Of the church will be
open at $40 o'clock. The public Is
invited.
SneciaI Christmas music will be
given at both services today In the
Mount Pleasant Congreg rational Church
nv the Mount Pleasant Chorus and
Solo Quartet, La Virgne Sims Fair
child. soprano; Mary Apple. contralto;
William p. Shanahan, tenor; Herman
Fakler, bass, under the direction of
Norton M. Little, with Claude Robe
SON at the organ.
The following are the programs:
II O'CLOCK.
An af1t Us now o11't GO Even Unto Bethie.
"E,lI eeW Chorus; Messiah y; Handel
Basas solo. 20 Babe Divine" Hamblen
BEGINNING at o'clock and continu-
ing until 5 o'clock the usual carol
service will be held.
5 O'CLOCK.
Anthems "Adeste Fidelis" ....... Noyello
Beth Nirhtr ...... H Ia StsS
The choir of the Anacostia Meth
odist Episcopal Church will give j.
Lincoln Halls Christmas cantata, In
Excelsis," tonight at s o'clock. Carl S.
Willard, organist and director.
The soloists will be Gladys Price,
Elizabeth Jordon, sopranos; Miriam
Leonard Steward. contralto; Ethel
Payne Bailey. violinist; Frank f.
Boyer, tenor, and Richard c. Bailey,
baritone.
The music for the II am. service
will be- Anthem, He Shall Reign
Forever" Shipper: soprano solo. The
New Born King" L'Estoir, Eliza bel tn
Jordon: organ numbers. "Gesu BAN.
bino," Yon. and THE Glory of the
Lord" Hallelujah Chorus, from THE
Messiah" Handel
The singing of several Christmas
carols by an invisible choir preceding
the service will be a feature this morn
ing at Gunton-Temple Presbyterian
Church. The anthems by the choir,
under the direction Of John George
Klein, with Mrs. Klein at the organ,
and Florence Sindell as special soloist,