Evening star., 1928-12-22

Christmas carols will be played on the
chimes and harp at the close Of the evening
The quartet is composed of Blanche
Kerr. soprano: Cleo S. Parks. contralto;
William F. Raymond, tenor; Fred Eden,
baritone. Thomas Moss Is organist and
choir director.
At Vermont Avenue Baptist Church
a Christmas pageant was presented last
Wednesday by the Choral Society Of
Columbia Temple, No. 422, I. B. P. o. E.
The proceeds will be used for Christ
mas tree for poor children.
The Washington Boys Independent
Band will give number of selections
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the Gen.
tennial Baptist Church auditorium.
The Christmas entertainment for the
Sunday school will be given Wednesday
night at o'clock, when special music
will be sung.
The Mckinley High School Glee Club
will sing the Christmas carols at High
lands Baptist Church tomorrow night.
Belle Thompson, director of music at
the church, is leader of the Glee Club.
Christmas music will be feature of
the morning service, too, and the
Christmas festival of the church school
will be held Friday night at o'clock.
At the Metropolitan Baptist Church,
Sixth and A streets northeast, the music
tomorrow will be:
Organ prelude (Mrs. Gertrude s. Mockbeel.
Anthem, There Were Shepherds :, Birch
Anthem. There Shall Come Star" Lansing
Duet "Christmas''. as''..................s Shelley
Miss Bertha Morgan, Mrs Gilbert A. Clark.
Organ pOStlude.
orsan prelude !Mrs; Gertrude s. Mockbss1; ,;
l-'i' w Williams
Dueai Miss Bertha m fo Morsan. gam Nathan A. clark,
Anthem. Star OF the Orient ....... Shelley
Organ poStlude.
The members of the choir are: So
pranos, Bertha Morgan, Mrs. Milton H.
Prosperi, Dorothy Gravatte, Margaret
Dunkley, Margaret Jones, Mrs. Baily
Everett, Gertrude Payne, Dorothy Miller,
Mrs. Nathan A. Clark and Lois Ernbrey;
altos, Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark and Mrs,
Daniel c. Shankle; tenors, DR.. Sterling
Bockoven and Dr. w. B. Hoofnagle;
bassos, Gilbert A. Clark, r. E. Beale.
Harry Mockbee, Nathan A. Clark and
Grant w. Van Denmark; organist. Ger
trude S. Mockbee, and director, Gilbert
A. Clark.
The program of Christmas music at
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church, cor
ner Nineteenth and streets, tomorrow
at the evening service will be presented
by surpliced choir under the direction
of BENJAMIN Washington.
The selections will be:
Joy to the World"
1T Came Upon Midnight Clear"
Carol 20 Gh9r Gs9Ie oSp TnS e9asTsg{RhtGhm Of sBeg{hehem
Congregation.
Anthem. 20 Holy Night" A. Adam
Silent Night" t".............. Barnby
The crucifxion" ............... .stainer
Silent Night" (traditionaD .Gruber
''Hark. the Herald Angels sing"
Anthem. Hark. Hark. My Soul" -. Shelley
.n.,. Laura caul and choir. ss.,,.,
Anthem arbstpss pessr:on ana choir Shelley
An.ns! asII;lHish he'6R" oRorSs. a%s from from
Inc meSSiah The choir 'nAnue'
Carol. 20 Come All Ye Faithfui" Reading
Choir and congregation.
The quartet, consisting of Mildred
Sherman. soprano; Helen Tucker, alto;
Albert Stearns, basso, and Harold s.
King, tenor and director. with Albert
Havenner, organist, assisted by Chester
Hutchinson, violinist. will present the
following music for Christmas services
tomorrow at Petworth Baptist Church
Morning-Anthem, There Shall Com
Star Out of Jacob: duet, THE GuiS-
ing Star" and anthem, And Thcr-
Were Shepherds"
Evening" Anthem, "Star of the |
Orient; anthem. There Were Shep- |
1Conkinuad On Thirtaanfh Pa0e.l