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At the Church Of the Covenant
tomorrow morning the Christmas music
by the Covenant Quartet will be:
Carols
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HsR aisR Rrehsh .ns AfSss EstS c99s Century
II The solT fnfSnt S,Hn Jesus" Pistro A. Yon
Solo Tor soprano. 20 Leave s2tSme Your HOA"'
Christmas anthem Hark. wi What hfsn1'S' Mean
Those Holy Voices. Patty Stair
The Covenant Quartet is composed Of
the following Soprano, Miss Helen
HowiSon; contralto, Miss Richie Nc
Lean; tenor, Robert c. Ferguson, and
| bass, John Chandler Smith The or
ganist and director is George H. Wilson.
Christmas music at the Takoma
| Park Presbyterian Church, to be sung
tomorrow, will be as follows:
MORNING. II O'CLOCK.
Rns.m RRTtTa qy S. tS S.ESorH The
ofsrtory. Jesu Bambino5 5iit "ao.i!so Yon
Solo, There's, Song in the Ar. Speaks
EVENING, 8 O'CLOCK.
The combined adult and girls choirs,
combined chorus of SIS voices, viii
sing H. A. Matthews cantata, 1.-The
Story of Christmas" accompanied by
Helen Williams. pianist; Ruth Hayes,
Violinist, and Mrs. D. G. Jackson, or
ganiSt and director Mrs. Frank Rice,
soprano; Mrs Albert Volkmer con-
| tralto: F. H. Townsend, tenor, and F.
E. Skinner. bass are soloists.
The program:
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oaer:ory chri,tmai Pa;torai. .oid 'HsrEsr sa5aF
SsFFss In: l-Ths E,:,oh HE,E9,Dhsez% -. s,.Ds.,...
Part The Fulnilment Of the Prophecy"
Po'tiude on themes from the cantats.
Music for the IL o'clock service to-
morrow Of Georgetown Presbyterian
Church Is announced as follows:
orsaH I prelude shepherds in the Field
Carols tsixteenth Century MAiiins
in Bsthlshem's ManssF LGvi6} 6},.s,n.o~
Hymn. Joy to the World" ....... 49,. No. iso
Quartet, Thou Child Divine" (Old
| EErenchl '''''''.''...........,.. Voris
agaI5. agmh Hs4R sqE e. hsysa Angels s5s
Hymn: 1T Came Upon the MidnlEht
Clear '''''''''''''''.'.'''''''''' No No IL
Postlude, March Of the Masi". "..... Dubois
Sadie E. Gibson, soprano; Mary Bell
Beckham, contralto; Paul Cullar, tenor;
J. Paul Kelley, bass, and Kathryn Hill
Rawls, organist.
Christmas music to be heard tonor-
row at lexington Presbyterian Church,
North Capitol street and Florida ave-
nue., is as follows:
| MORNING, II O'CLOCK.
Ssss: S ns3 ai:S; @Ssss'
Solo. 20 Little ToSn of Bethlehem guam
otertory. violin solo, Ave Maria" .oounod
consregation, "HaTk, the Herald Angels
Anthem. IN Rethlehem's ManEer -Lovly"
0S''uo'' EVENING. EVENING 9saGSe CLOCK ''''''s'Fe
Prelude. Christmas ofertorium'i .Lerman
}Ss 3S% to ko:. 56s EFs Bloom
Antben,' PrasSorlus
oTeTtory soio Vrsiis Lullaby D. shstsE saeE
Anthem, Behold 1 Brins iS' you u Go, Good It'd,
Postiade, elGs stuItl
Members of the quartet are: Soprano,
Mrs. Helen Markham Flynn; alto, Vesta
Pollock; tenor, Daniel Morgan. and
| bass, E. j. Tarr. They are assisted by
Marian Bates, Anna Kimball, Ruth
| Nickles. Harry Thompson and William
Jardine. Organist and choir director,
Ruth Kimball
The chair of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church, Sixteenth and Kennedy streets,
under the direction of Muriel Day,
| organist, will sing at the II O'Clock serv-
ice tomorrow, the following program:
There Were Shepherds" ......C. Vincent
Slumber Song OF the Infant Jesus" Gevaert
The solo will be given by Gladys
| Marks, soprano.
At the veSper service at o'clock
Charles Trowbridge Tittman, bass, will
be guest soloiSt. The choir will sing the
| carols. Mrs. Day will play 15-minute
recital preceding this service.
A carol service will be given Christ
mas eve at 1870. The soloists will
be Gladys Marks, soprano; Cecil Sales,
! contralto; Walter St;.4diford, tenor, and
Howard Moore, baritone.
| Gretta wainwright Ludwig, contralto,
| will sing Shelleys Christmas" at the
IL O'Clock Sunday service of the Second
Presbyterian Church in Alexandria, Va.
] Miss Ludwig is the posSessor of q rich
voice, and is heard frequently in radio
recitals. She is former pupil of
Susanne Oldberg and Colin Clarke
White of this city.
A special program of church music
| will be given by the Chevy Chase Pres
| byterian Church Choir at the regular
! II O'Clock service tomorrow. The fol-
lowing musical selections will be given:
anthem gloria" Mozart
Incidental solo, Mrs. Marshall c. Guthrie.
offertory solo, 20 Holy Night" ...,. Adam.
| - lMrS. H. L. Shraderl
anthem, There Were Shepherds. Foster
1neraeStalA p1ana As8.d solos; Mrs. Myra Marks. 80
DR.. j. Hillman Hollister. the pastor,
| will have for the theme of his Christ
mas sermon THE Gift of God"
| The Christmas carol service will take
| place at 4:30 o'clock There will be a
candlelight service with nativity scene
in tableau. in which every department
in the church school will have some
| share.
A special Christmas offering will be
taken for the support of two orphans
| in the Near East which the school sup
| ports. 1t will be presented by repre-
! Sentatives of each department as white
| gifts for the Christ Child.
The following is the program:
| Organ prelude.
| Invocation.
| Prologue.
=, Choir, tjunior depa-tment), 1T Came Upon
| the Midnight Clear" O-
prOcesSion s, , Of lights, ANGELS from the
Travellers from all lands and a watch.
man, "Watchman, Tell M fhe NJ1ht -