Evening star., 1928-12-22

Organ oTertory, Christmas Pastorale,
Chorus. "A Choral Fantasy on Old G; Carols.
- c,or Arranged By Ggstave T.st;M. N6bit MSSit
6Fean oF0an'' posiiSds, slide SHsiielujah chorus
Eyenfns. EEMsSssan organ recital at 7:sO p.m fHus
l. "Christmas Musette' ..........;.:. Mstlly
Christmas in Sicily bletTS porson xon
.. "Andante Seraphiaue" Deoat-ronsan
The evening service, beginning at 8
o'clock, will be given over entirely to
The pageant, THE Lighted Highway"
The chorus choir of Eldbrook M. E.
Church will give the following Christi
mas program tomorrow, under the d1-
rection of Clara Young Brown, with
Marjorie Davis, organist:
IL am
Anthem, There Were Shepherds"
solo, No Candles were There and No Fire"
Mrs. Brown.
8 pm
Biblical drama by the young people,
under the direction of Mrs. S. Carroll
December 80 the choir will give the
cantata, THE Holy Night" by Brewer.
The Epworth League of Francis AS
bury Methodist Church will give mu-
sical program tomorrow evening under
the direction of Edward Woolfe. A So
cial half hour and tea at $50 will pre-
cede the musical program. All are in
vited.
The following Christmas program
will be given tomorrow at Trinity M. e.
Church by the quartet and chorus choir
under the direction of Emma Louise
Thompson, organist. (The quartet is
composed of Helen Clark Hammersla,
soprano; Ruth A. Fisher, alto; Guy B.
Skinner, tenor, and Albert w. Perry,
bass):
sr Quartet, Sins o Sing This Blessed Morn:
ofertory solo. The New Born KiDe,y
Pergolesi
Postlude. Fanfare" .............. Bridge
organ prelude, In Bethlehem Town"
organ offertory, March of the Msgi io,.
chorus etiaS choir, There Were Shepherds
quartet oa s GsSg Tyain Bam5IInT9 T6ITsby BucR xeR
x,, Mrs Fisher s.o,,or
chorus ehorus cho, choir, sing, Heavens Tours
Postlude, "Allelulia" .............. .Faulkes
Tomorrow morning at the Woodside
M. E.. Church, Silver Spring, Nd, the
choir will sing 20 Little Town of Beth
lehem," by Galbraith, and Angels From
the Realms of Glory" by Maskell.
In the evening the choir Of 80 voices
will give the Christmas cantata, I'm
manuel" by Norwood Dale. Solos will
be sustained by Mrs j. A. Granger and
Mrs. Hiram Johnson, sopranos; Mrs.
Selden Cole and Mrs. w. B. Crossan,
contraltos; j. D. Johnson and Richard
PpinOh1 fan0rcs poI1l lehman and Har-
Ian Randall. baritones.
The senior and Junior choirS of this
church are under the direction of Har-
Ian Randall.
The Ryland M. E. Church Quartet,
consisting OF Mrs. Milton Odell, So
prano; Mrs. Berkeley Thompson, alto
Fred Yont, tenor, and Vernon Rupert,
bass, under the direction of Mrs. Milton
Odell, will give the following program
tomorrow:
'"There Were Shepherds" ............. Miles
offertory solo, "Gesu Bambino". Brown
Mrs. Odell.
Carols by the junior choir under the direc-
tion. of Paul Buppert:
Eaxophone solo, Holy Night .Grubel
Walter Howard.
At the Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church, on Columbia road northwest
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
the evening service tomorrow will be
devoted entirly to music. This will bt
the first musical service given by the
new chorus choir of 80 voices, which
has been organized by Louis Potter. II
whose charge the music of the church
has been placed this season.
The Junior choir, also under his lead
ership, will assist at both morning anC
evening services, singing individual an
thems as well as in ensemble of botl
choirs.
The program for both services vii
A consist of Christmas carols. old ant
! new, and anthems and solos appropriate
to the Christmas season.
soloists Of the church choir are Rub