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3. carroll COale, Mrs. walter COthell,
Mrs. Walter Bogley, Mrs. Aubrey Bog
ley. Mrs. William Thompson. Ve-nal r.
Brown. William Thompson, Aubrey
Bogley, Walter Bogley and Edward B.
Harry.
At the 8 o'clock service a drama ser
mon by the pastor, Rev. s. Carroll
Coale called "The Modern Wise Man, 4"
with cast chosen from the Young
Peoples Society, will be given. This
service, with stage setting. will be held
in the social hall. The music for this
service will be the anthem There Were
Shepherds" (Gau) ard soprano solo,
"Jesu Bambino" (Yon), sung by Mrs.
Brown.
At Lincoln Road Methodist Episcopal
Church, Lincoln road and U street
northeast, the pastor Rev. Walter
Franklin Atkinson. at IL a. m. will con-
| tinue his series of sermons on Christ
ology. his theme being Jesus Through
the Eyes of Scientific Man"
The musical numbers for the morn
ing service include
Baritone solo The Aeiaids OF II Hesyysn"ss~
Charles culIisan. "eeAe'
Anthem, ptnsn, Sing Sing This Blessed
Senior choru: Choir. i'0SefS
Postlude. Christmas March. ....... .Merkel
At 8 pm. the senior choir will sing
nal." by Petrie. Soloists: Miss Phebe
Stine, Miss Ards Atkinson. soprano;
Mrs. Walter F. Atkinson. Miss Mae
Stevens, contralto; Frank Beck, tenor;
Jarvis CSSel, Charles Culligan, bass
Director. Mrs. Walter F. Atkinson. Or
ganist, Miss Margaret Morgan.
The program follows:
Organ prelude.
Chorus: Praise tn. GREAT Rsdeem:r."
Bass solo and chorus. "ood Hath Given a
Chorus. While Shepherds watched.
..sII1.io TITO Ior p2rS, :9IrSno, tenor and baritone.
$50 soDTsH0 solo and quartet. He Came TO
soprano solo and chorus, "'5orn In .
Soprano solo and chorus, The Light Of
Duet for soprano and alto, The Message"
eRo5U solo Anse , y,vb..
The quartet choir Of the Chevy Chase
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
heard. tomorrow morning in the fol-
lowing program:
There Were shepherds .vincent
Mrs w. z. Braithwaite, soprano solo,
ist and director; Mrs. E. L. Hall, pian-
ist; Mrs. Rae Shafer, alto; E. L. Simp-
son, tenor, ami L. E. Troth, baritone.
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church.
Connecticut avenue and Jocelyn street.
is conducting at this Christmas season
services especially designed to promote
the Christmas spirit. At the II o'clock
service, Sunday morning, the pastor
will preach on the subject, Gods AM
bassador." The chorus choir will fur
nish special Christmas anthems.
In the evening at o'clock the young
people OF the church will present the
impressive Christmas play. why the
Chimes Rang" The Sunday School
will be present In body and par
ticipate by singing carols and by pre-
senting their service. White Gifts to
the King" At the close of this service
all will gather on the lawn and sing
carols informally around the cleo
trically-lighted Christmas tree.
Before sunrise Christmas morning
| the Wesley choristers will sing carols
throughout the community. Sharply at
6 am. the story Of the Star and Shep-
herds" will be presented in living pic
| lures in the church auditorium. The
candie-llghted auditorium and the mys-
terry Of the dawn will create once again
the atmosphere Of the first Christmas
morning.
Special Christmas music will be rem
dered by the Imperial Male Quartet at
the Metropolitan Memorial M. E.
Church at both services tomorrow.
The program for the morning serv-
ice:
"Jesu Redemptor'' .. Pietro yon
The Christmas Song Adam IA ROW
Silent Night, Holy Night '........... Becker
At night there will be an evening of
Christmas music at which time the
quartet sings:
We Have Seen His Star" Simmer
GOD Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen
..,-, Traditional
We Three Kings Of orient Are" Trsditionai TddittionaI
Angels From the Realms Of Glory. Smart