Evening star., 1928-12-22
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choir director, will give the following
program tomorrow, the Solo1stS being
Minnie Volkman, soprano; Kitty Poole
contralto: Morris Wiedmeyer, bass, and
F. B. Thompson, tenor: Cantata, "The
Story of Christmas" by Matthews, at
pm.
At st. Margaret's Church the service
at midnight Christmas eve will be fol-
lowed by celebrations of the holy COM
munion at $3.50 am. and at II am
Christmas day, at which service the
vested choir will render the following:
Professional, "Adeste Fideles";; tntroit
''It Came Upon the Midnight Clear, y
Arthur Sullivan; 20 Little Town Of
Bethlehem" Rednor; offertory, There
Were Shepherds" Miles Foster; Sane
tus," Field; "Benedictus qui VENT, -
Tours; Gloria in ExcelSis," traditional;
recessional, "Hark the Herald Angels
Sing" Mendelssohn.
At the midnight service the anthem
will be Silent Night"
The SoloistS are Mrs. @. G. McDon-
nell, soprano; Mrs. w. H. Beck, con-
tralto; George Anderson, tenor; e. r.
Kidwell, bass.
Donald B. Macleod. is organist and
cl1oirmaSter. & $50
At Christ Church, Georgetown, the
quartet of the choir-Audrey Moore
zerbee, soprano; Mrs. Ralph E. Robey,
contralto; Barrett Fuchs, baritone, and
Russell Burroughs, bass, with Mary
Minge wilkins, organiSt and director,
will present the following Christmas
music:
Christmas eve at midnight
Professional, 20 Come, Come EmmanSsI, En- EosI,
hyrle EleiSon baIInny
ioTlia I19s .Pieye1 rieSei
HYMN. aa.Ds SIt Si Game Upon the Midniight clear.
ofertory anthem, "cantiQue de NOef;; Adam
commgnion anthem, 20 Little Town Of -
"Gioria in Excelsis lod charti
In place of ''Nunc 1nTttt DiTlttis'" Silent Night
ResesssionaL "Hark' the Herald Angels s.,s.osn
sing .-,-...-...... '.haenot1SSoIln
Christmas day at IL am.
Professional, "Adeste Fidelis". . Reading
Hymn % after lesson, Good Christian 0"'AO'
Men, Rejoice" Fourteenth century melody
Hymn. Sing. sing This Blessed Morn Morn. s'''
orertory anthem, There Were shep, 80, :,
Recessiicnai, 20 Little Town Of Bethlehern.'
Redner
At st. Paul's Episcopal Church
Twenty-third street, near Washington
circle, the musical program for the mid
night choral celebration of the holy
communion service starting at 1880
o'clock Christmas eve, will be as fol-
lows:
Organ prelude, "oesu Bambino". Yor
Carols on the chimes.
Professional hymn, "Oh. Come, All Ye
Faithful t"Adeste Ftdensl:
IntrOik anthem, 20 Holy Night" Adam
Gradual, Hymn ~.
Communion service. Twelfth Mass" {re-
oheTtory Sfo eS SnsSem. calm on the Listen '1A'
Carol after the benedicti5n, Silent
Recessional hymn 'iHarki the Herald
orean e postiude, Grand Choeur' -. FAUX :,
Choral celebration at IL am. Christ
mas day will be the same as above, ex.
cept for the following changes:
Introit anthem. Calm on the Listen
ing Ear of Night" "...................Pe Parker
offertory anthem, Sing, o Heavens" Gau
Psalm after benediction, ''Nunc Di-
mltblS .................. .NlnCS1'
The solo parts for both services will
be sustained by Harry M. Forker, bass
baritone; William E. Ivie, tenor, and
Masters Henry Field and Graham Luck
enbill, sopranos. Samuel A. Leech Is
organist and choirmaster.
The Chapel of the Nativity, Four.
teenth and A streets southeast, will pre-
program under the direction of Mary
Lewis, organiSt, with the quartet com
posed OF Mrs. George Clum, Norma Gil