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which will be supported by Marion
Meitzler and Margaret Smith, violinists.
Procession. ANGELS We Have Heard on High"
The Proper of the Mass" A, Edmund Tozer
Joseph and John Bailey and Male Choir.
"Kyrie' c'First Solemn Mass I'm. in e., e. ,.-zo
GLORIA" and "credo. est. ceceIia"is Iano MARIO
"sanctus" and "Benedictus" est. ceseiia' >
AsnuS Asa Agnes whaien and choTas Geosses h'Ae'
Onertory. % Myra Nox' ..... Adams
Communion, sstnsfe ssd.sfe fiasIes Gsthardt
ssppl.msssssz'' sssytss 'snsFs5-fss: enc saofas.
a., Mary vannemann.
Virginia wooden. ' -'
Soloists-Agnes Whalen. Mary VAN
nemann, Cecilia Klein. sopranos: Vir-
ginia Wooden. Alto Bernard Gerhardt,
bass. and J. W. Robicheau, tenor.
The choir is under the direction of
Charles j. Famosa, organist.
Christmas music at Holy Rosary
Church, Third and F streets northwest,
at a solemn high mass at midnight.
under the direction of Eugenia Slattery,
organist. will be as follows:
Professional, Silent Night" Gruber
Giovannina Milice.
Proper Of Mass. s".................T TroZer
% ofIertory. Pe "Adeste Fideles Mesep Gruber
Gilda Bonucell, .Baldo Balducci. Eugenia
Slattery. Joseph Marcellino.
Communion, 20 Mira Nox' ...... Adam
Chorus.
The Virgins Slumber Song. Max Reyer
Teresa Milice.
I'm Praesepio" ........ Nicola Monta nj
Giovannina Milice.
Recessional The Birthday of a King"
Chorus. Soloists: Giovannina Milice.
Gilda Bonucelli. Teresa Milice. Joseph Mar
cellino. Baldo Balducci.
Solemn high mass at St. Stephens
Church, Twenty-flfth street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, tonight:
Blessed sacrament @ Mass. ......... .Turton
Ofertory. "Adeste Fideles."
The soloists are: Mary DAILY, Angelina
Cliffs, sopranos; Nora O'Connor, con-
tralto; Joseph Respetti. tenor: Albert
Henkel and William Cross, baritones:
Margaret M. Slattery, organist and d.
rector.
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Alusir at Christmas Tin1e
By Alice Eversman.

ss sS % Ta5 % nsa Ct % sy %
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they left with bs tne an
full On that night Of His coming there began commemora
ton that has and always these two OF
sns acknoTedge @7SS the SUPREMACY S Of Christ
who 7ns x 10y m
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good and is singing that Christians truly attain the fellow
gatssngs Of the early wo5shperS tI the snTd glad
s 'sx Of the oS
@ 6hs Sss Of @ Rs s's sf music i" him. this
"a 5sn sbss s
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as se we @ that on the
in her exaaton have come to us intact from those who
after throughout the centuries found his creative
fVns Rus them m i1d o to apply his own divine gilt TO
everyday e the Christmas story was made to live again as
part the festive Fantasy played around the thoughts
sas
psp n d v fs f
& Of later 5axfa a aa w o aaa
"a the That time
for Joy ...o.u..,. at.
friendly relationship Italy the shepherds down from
the With vi ba their to sn as % S as M
ion townspeope singing France
of Nativity portrayed in drama form with
chanting until today
celebration of Noel would be complete WITHOUT its musical
simple homelovng peasants of Germany gath
their fires to Wr oben all das Kndelein with
loving faith In Russia lighter star carried from home
called those within to Join
them Englands festivities still prominent place
part of the miracle plays
whereby Middle solemned the greatest event of the
world.
The festival than all others called for the
highest genius of painters poets and The greater
the mysteries OF
religion in art Nearly great composers profound
religious feeling that truly their gifts divine and they
sve choose from the melodies they heard in their inner
Bach inscribed all his compositions ITO the glory of
God alone" found constant inspiration in the Magncate
and in his Christmas oraoro he expressed his deep religious
feeling Haende has mmoraed the old Italian shepherds
His Flocks and is said that when he heard the
his he exclaimed: Il did think
saw God Beethovens humble dependence divine
help is we'll known
Today the glorious spirit of Christmas still the Joy
everywhere and mans fellowship with man
angels hymn GLORY to
God in Highest Earth, Peace to Men of Good Will
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Cantatas, @ratorios, paqeants

"The Coming of the King" Dudley Buck Douglas
Methodist Episcopal Church. tomorrow evening at
Te Christ Child" Chares Hawley Epiphany
tomorrow morning at II m.
The Cradle of Bethlehem Bethany Baptist Church. tomo
row at 8 pm.
In Excelsis g. Lincoln Ha Zion Baptist Church.
morning at II
"The Coming of the King" Dudley Buck) Fifth Baptist
Church. tomorrow at 7:45 pm.
The Story of Bethlehem" spence First Baptist Church.
HyattsviIe, tomorrow.
king Of Kings pageant Petworth Baptist Church.
evening.
Ie Nativity pageant at the First Congregational Church,
tomorrow evening at pm.
Christmas pageant at Eastern Presbyterian Church
at $3.50
The Golden Book pageant Helen Turley) National City
Christian Church, tomorrow evening at 7:45 pm
Dawn in the Desert r. MITCHELL at
Mount Vernon M. E. Church. tomorrow evening at
Christmas pageant at Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow
ming at PM
Carol and candlegh service Pleasant Congrega
tjonal Church at 4:30 tomorrow afternoon.
Candleight service Woodside NJ Church tomorrow at
pm.
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Rapttat

THE musical program for Christmas
morning service at IL O'Clock at
the First Baptist Church, Sixteenth and
o streets is as follows:
Prelude, Christmas Pastorale" ...... .selby
1ntrot anthem, The Heavens Are .,,
gloria Pat5i1IcensEssa,tion standing. .s.m
aasns% om.rsory jesH HSly sambino A1a Yon
Postlude, Christmas Onertorium' Lemmens
The chorus choir will be assisted by
the following soloists: Edith Jones, So
prano; Eugene Swygert, tenor: Howard
Moore, baritone. and Charles Moore,
bass. r. E. Rapp, A. A. G. o., is the
organist-director.
Special music at Calvary Baptist
Church, Eighth and H streets north
west, tomorrow will include:
Quartet. "a Christmas Rounds,sy; dSsyS;.,t.ou
ehersss Chorus choir, oh. Oh Come. % Redeemer Of
MANKIND '7:45 Pm. "e''
0f.fa Fantasia tssisa' on Old Christmas Carols"
"Geeu "GGoe namb,n;o;,' MYtS, Yon
Christmas pageant, with choir assist
ing in singing of carols.
The First Noel
IT Came Upon ths Midnight H,sl Clear"
Special music tomorrow at Takoma
Park Baptist Church, Piney Branch
lows:
MORNING
oEgssn prelyds; IAdorstion" vo caaS Bor9wski
Anthem, Sing. o Heavens ). Tours
soprano SOLO The Birthday q
Organ postlude. "Hallelujah". 80. Handel
The choir-Sopranos, Mrs. Roy A.
Elmer. Mrs. Hugh o. McKinnie, Winni-
fred Royle, Treva Cameron; altos, Mrs
Victor M. Giffen, Mrs Charles G. Royle,
Mrs Howard S. Rappleye. Mrs. Charles
w. Flora: tenors, Roy L. Whitman, Paul
Y. Garrett, John Gunnell; basses. E. T
Boylen, R. w. Collision, r. A. Elmer
Mrs. Isabel P. Middlekauff, organist and
director of choir.
Special Christmas music and carols
will be given by the choir OF the Salem
Baptist Church, N street between Ninth
and Tenth, tomorrow evening at
o'clock. The choir is under the direc.
ton of N Hedgman and the organis'
is Henry Booker.
Special Christmas music at the Firs
! Baptist Church at Hyattsville, Md.
tomorrow morning and evening will b.
| as follows:
| MORNING.
1,,n1's flcn1
| EVENING.
Cantata, THE Story Of Bethlehem" Spenc
The choir is under the direction o
Ethel Manning, and the soloists witt
the choir will be Ethel Manning, so
prano; Agnes Rymer. contralto; Ton
Hays, tenor, and c. w. DwiggingS, bass
Mrs. w. A. Cookman will be at tn
piano.
Under the direction Of J. Humbirt
Duffey, the choir of the Fifth Baptist
Church, Six-and-a-Haf and E street!
southwest, will sing Dudley Bucks
cantata, THE Coming of the King,
tomorrow night at 7:45 O'Clock.
Members of the Potomac Electric
Power Co.'S Kilowatt Glee Club will as
sist In the male choruses Of the can
tata. There will also be a quartet o.
brass instruments supplementing tn
organ.
The numerous solos viii be sung b!
Elsie J. Douglas, Grace Richards, Pear
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Mrthuhtst EptHrnpal

At Hamline Methodist Episcopal
~ Church. Sixteenth street at Allison.
the chorus choir of so voices, under the
direction of John H. Marville, will sing
a special musical service In the morn
ing The soloists are: Ethel Stickles,
soprano; Mabel Flehr. contralto; John
Murphy, tenor. and Mr.. Marville bass.
This service will begin at 1880 o'clock
with an organ recital by Edith B. Athey.
the church organist The musical pro-
gram is as follows:
organ:,, uu,st
sGni !sInfonia' ,trom christmas ora n.s
Professional. essio "Adeste Fideles''
.SThe Shepherds Story .... Dickinson
aRfslS os1 Ds5 sss "a fantasy
organ. Gaross copriirioco' ,christmas Evening"
from "scilan suite. .Mauro- o-Cottone
organ, 'Jubilate Deo". Silver
There will be no evening service.
The musical program for the II
o'clock service tomorrow at the Calvary
Methodist Church, Columbia road near
Fifteenth northwest, will INCLUDE an
thems by the three combined cholrs--
the senior choir, young peoples choir
and the Junior choir
The first anthem, entitled "Yule," is
an arrangement by Edward Shippsn
Barnes of the canon from the violin
sonata by Cesar Franck. Another an
them will be "Jesu Bambino' of Yon.
Louis Potter, organist and director, will
be assisted at the organ by John Wells
and at the piano by Harriet Frush.
Bertha Morgan, contralto, and Ruby
Potter, soprano, will be heard in the
arias from Handel's Messiah He
Shall Feed His Flock and Come Unto
Him."
The Metropolitan M. E. Church choir
will sing two anthems at the morning
service TOMORROW: angels From tne ne
Holy Night" by Adam. Mrs. Harriet
Harding Guthrie will be the soprano
soloist. Harlan Randall, baritone. is
the director, and Mrs. James Shera
Montgomery the organist.
Christmas music at Waugh M. E.
Church, Third and A streets northeast,
at which Gene Stewart is organlst and
director of music, will be as follows to-
morrow night:
7:45-s:oo, Traditional Christmas Carols.
Hymn. 20 Come. All Ye Faithful"
yos GeerSe soe v1,e he EIrsims Lullaby
Paige Burroughs.
Anthem, 20 Holy Night. Adams-Buck
Mixed Choir:
Victor George Violin Ensemble
Cantata, 'The Babe OF Bethlehem" ..Hamblen
Mixed Choir
Organ solo, "Hallelujah' Chorus Handel
Hymn.
Benedicticn.
Organ postlude.
The Woodside Methodist Episcopal
Church. at 1914 Georgia avenue. Silver
Spring. Md, announces its special musl-
cal numbers as follows:
Junior Choir, II Saw Three Ships A,ssic AA-saio,.
Senior MO Choir lit Came Upon the Md, Mld,
o4sah 'oS''uoe' Mendeissohn- Wilson
EVENING WORSHIP AT 8.
Candlelight service with special num-
bers as follows:
Professional. "Hark. the Herald .Aass,lso,r Angels
senior sioe Choir. 10 Little Town OF Bethie;;
junior choir. Away in a Manager. Luther
THO Tnfee Ms i5oss 6oys from ,nss Junior Choir
Solo, The Nativity" .... CRAWFORD
o,o sleep Hs 5scfls Itte Sogssns gesns Adam oebel
Mary Elizabeth Smith.
The leader of this candlelight service
Is Raymond Williams, and The Other
Wise Man." by Van Dyke, will be read
! CONTINUED on Ninth Page)
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Qathnltt

THE special program Of music for
tine Sacred Heart is as follows: "Doml-
nus Dixit" CElsen); "kyrie and Gloria, y
Muller,s Mass in Honor Of st. Bene-
dict: "Tecum Principium" (Mitterer) {;
"Credo" (Muller); "Laetentur Coeli'
(Mitterer): offertory motet, "Adeste FL
deles" (Novello); Sanctus, Benedictus
and Agnus Del (Muller): In Splen-
doribus'' IElsenD. There will be a pro-
gram Of traditional Christmas hymns
for half hour preceding midnight
mass. and also during the communion
| which will follow the mass.
Hazel. Arth, contralto, will be guest
soloist. Other soloiSts will be Estelle
Hunt Dean and Florence Brady. So
pranos: Albert Llufrio and John Cullen,
tenors: Joseph P. OLone, jr.. baritone.
Mary-Louise Sullivan is organist and
director.
Midnight mass will be celebrated to-
night at st. Aloysius Catholic Church.
The music will be as follows
oHsap Hoy shs sshs
"siIent siente NisRts f ,:.......rr ...rr. Gpuber f
Recessional, organ and orchestra.
The mass in honor Of "Our Lady of
Good Counsel" by Victor Hemmerl will
be sung in its entirety with the follow
ing soloists: Florence Sindel. soprano;
Ruth Kobe. contralto Louis Annis,
tenor, and Gerald Whelan. bass.
Victor L. Boenau. organist and choir
master at St. Aloysius. will have the
assistance of a picked orchestra from
the National Symphony Orchestra, un-
der the. direction of Sol Minister.
The choir Of Our Lady Of Lourdes
Church will sing a group Of carols be
The program will include:
! Mass in. honor Of the
Immaculate Concebtion ....... .Wiegand
Offertory. "Adeste Fideles Novello- Barlow
Postlude. The New Born King. .. .LEspoir
The personnel of the choir is as fol-
lows: Margaret Stafford. Marie Kava-
nagh. Norbertine Overholt. Catherine
shend. jr; James A. Cassidy, Harold S.
Murphy, Victor S. Mersch and J. A.
Bishop.
A special program of Christmas
music has been arranged for the SOL
emn pontiflcal mass to be held at St
Patrick's Church tomorrow midnight
Christmas carols will be sung before the
service. The choir is composed Of Is
voices. and will be assisted by a solo
quartet--Mrs. Norwood Cassidy. Clelia
Fioravante. E. Harry Myers and James
Nolan. Jennie Glennan is organist and
director. The program will be repeated
on New Year day. Program:
Inytrot; "Domine Dixit" sinsenberser
Gloria (Sacred Heart'D.. 49,, /. Mitterer
Graduate, "Tecum Prncipium" -. stehle
ogertory. .Laetentur coeli;,: Golier
..sanctus" t.sacred Heart'0 :.... Mitterer
..Aenus Dei' t.saered Hesrto t' Mitterer Mteer
Communion, In Splendoribus" 80. .viadana
Midnight mass at ST. James Cath
olic Church. Thirty-seventh street and
Rhode Island avenue, Mount Rainier.
Nd, will be preceded by Songs of the
Ages" (Geiber). A selection of the
most popular Christmas carols will be
sung by q mixed choir of rs voices,
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Aniurraaliat

THE musical program at the II
o'clock service tomorrow Of the
Universalist National Memorial Church,
Sixteenth and streets, will be given
by the National Capital Choir, DR.. Al
bert w. Harmed organist and director,
and will include the carols Unto Us a
Boy Is Born" "A Child This Day Is
Born" 1.-The First Noel and 1T Came
Upon a Midnight Clear" DR.. Harned's
organ selections will be the overture
and Pastoral Symphony" from "The
Messiah" and Fantasia en- the Tune
st. Arhe." Jessie Masters, contraIto.
will sing die Heilege Nacht," and
Irene Koehl, soprano, the incidental
solo In unto Us Boy Is Born"
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Refn Christmas Carol

special feature OF the Christmas day services in Wash
gton Cathedral will be the singing during evensong service
the great choir OF carol Upon the Solemn Midnight
James Edward Freeman The words which appropriate
the commemoraon of the Holy Nativity, have been
usic by Stanley r. Avery.
ho OF men and boys under the direction Of Mr. Edgar Priest
he words follows
Upon the solemn midnight hour
When earth is wrapped in sleep,
While shepherds, watching DER their fcc,S
Their silent vigil keep,
A band of angels, clothed III white,
Proclaim with joyful song
The advent of the Son of Man,
The mighty and the strong.
Merrily, merrily ring the bells.
The joyous Christmas bells;
message Of peace and story divine
Their Slvery Ginning tells.
All hail! they cry, with accents clear.
message new we bring,
The sceptres of the world must bend
Before the ew-bOrn King
The Lord of men this day is born
Within stall;
Come with to Bethlehem
And see the Lord OF ALL
brilliant star with flaming ray,
Bright censer of the night
Above the newborn Prince appears
aid the Magi's flight.
far and near, gift OF love-
The wise and lowy bring
Their holy offerings to their Lord;
Hark how the angels sing
All peace earth, and Joy abound
On high let glory ring
Tis Christmas day for all the earth,
The birthday Of the King
Forevermore this bright day
Let gladstone JOY and mirth
Enkindle young and old alike
To keep the SaviorS birth"
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Euthrralt
A T st. Marks Lutheran Church the

At st. Marks Lutheran Church the
musical program tomorrow morn
ing at $50 O'Clock, under the direction
of Lucy Paul Shaw, organist and direc-
tor. will be as follows: Organ prelude,
Pastoral Symphony" from "The Mes
herds Watched Their F1ocks" (Smart);
soprano solo. "Gesu Bambino" (Yon),
Marie Trede: anthem, Nazareth"
IGounod); bass solo. Silent Night"
Wilfred Nerlich; soprano and alto duet,
% Little Town of Bethlehem"
tSpeaks). Laura Lyle and Alice Sher-
rer. and organ postlude, In dulci
jubilo" (ancient caroD.
At the Takoma Evangelical Luth-
eran Church. Seventh and Dahlia
streets. Rev. r. G. Steinmeyer, pastor,
the following musical program has been
arranged for the $50 am. service to-
morrow:
Male Quartet, Silent Night GfaSer GElSer
Professional, Joy to the World :. Handel
chSrgs; Behold Bring You Good
Hymn: Come Hither Ye Faithful: %eyse Sss
CChherneFy;. Cherus .NaaeEsaS NMeIoay ..-..... Hayden
Hymn: ."Hark, the Herald Angels
Resss;lonal 20 Little Town of ~en0eS'0nh
Postmde "Marcb.; ''''.'.'.. .Eedner
At the early morning service ton,or-
row at the Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church the junior and senior choirs
Will join In antiphonal singing of Christ
mas carols, assisted by Mabel Pain. yio-
linist. and William DAILY, cornetist. The
program will include the carols: HOLY
Night" (Gruber). with solo by Mary
Folmer; Draw Nigh, Emmanuel" by
the combined choirs, and mo Cradle
was There and No Fire" QiZa Leh-
mani, with tenor solo by Robert Fer
guson. The senior choir will sing
Sing, o Sing This Blessed Morn"
tRogers), and Gladys Walen win sing
The Virgins Lullaby" by Dudley
Buck.
At the II O'Clock service the senior
choir will sing the anthem, GLORY to
God In the Highest" (Pergolese), and
the solo quartet will sing 10 How a
Rose Fer Blooming" (Praetorius). Mrs.
Lawson and Mrs Walin will sing the
duet, 20 Little Town Of Bethlehem, % by
John Prindle Scott.
The quartet is composed Of Deborah
H. Lawson, soprano; Gladys M. Walin,
controlto: Robert Ferguson, tenor, and
Gerold Whelan, bass. Lillian g. Wines
Is organist and director.
The following musical PROGRAM will
be presented at Grace Lutheran Church
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Congregational

CHRISTMAS music at Mount Pleas.
" ant Congregational Church. Colum-
bia road at Fourteenth street, tomorrow
will include the following:
MORNING
Anthem, Holy Angels Singing
An old Russian anthem sung for 200
years at the Moscow Monastery.
Bass solo. The Newborn King L'Espoir
>rseFn Tse n.u.lp.s choras s 1o.n,E2ssii H.sssi
AFTERNOON CAROL SERVICE 4:3o.
Old English. German. Russian. old Italian
and American carols
Candlelight processional ~
soprano Solo, The Kings Of the Eas. Es.r.,,.
Elsie Schulze
contralto solo, The Virgins Lullaby" Buck
Mary Apple.
Anthem. There Were Shepherds Vincent
Claude Robson. organist and direc-
tor: Norton NJ Little. choriSter. Quar-
tet: Soprano Elsie SchulZe: contraltO,
Mary Apple: tenor. William p Shana-
han; bass, Herman Fal:ler Chorus OF
so voices.
Special Christmas music will be rem
dered at both services at the First
Congregational Church. Tenth and q
OUTFITS. tOAA-oAiOV az l uAN " P'AAAs
The choir of 60 voices, under the direc-
ton of Ruby Smith Stahl, will sing.
assisted by the quartet. composed Of
Ruby Smith Stahl soprano; Dorothy
Wilson Halbach. contralto: Robert G.
Giffen, tenor. and Dale Hamilton. bass
baritone. Paul DeLong Gable will be at
the organ. The program Of music
follows:
MORNING SERVICE
The Shepherd Pipes and the
March Of the Masi Kings .... Dubois
Anthems
..Gs'y .".GGl9'ry to S, God in the Highest ssehIs
..YnIa% uig - Eai.s
An Knew He Was There" Turner-Maley
organ. Christmas Meditation. .Faulkes
Choir, Bring a Torch"
Arransed by Dickinson
Noer ..-.........,.... Adolph Adam
EVENING SERVICE.
organ prelude. Noel Dudley Buck
Anthems
Glory and Honour and Laud."
The Virgins Lullaby" ....... Roger
Christmas Song,
Arranged by Damrosch
Organ offertory. II Heard the Bells on
Christmas Day
Organ postlude. Christmas March" .Merkel
During the presentation Of the pa
geant, The Nativity" at pm, the
choir will sing Christmas carols.
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Spence. At midnight. professional, 20
Little Town of Bethlehem" (Redner) +;
'Kyrie" and Gloria Tibi" (Merbecke): :
hymn, SILENT Night" tGruber); an
them. There Were Shepherds" MAT
thews): 'Sursuum Corda,' "Sanctus,
"Benedictus Qui VENT" and "Agnus
Del" (Merbecke); Gloria in EXcelis'
and Amen" Clemson recessional. 1T
Came Upon the Midnight Clear
tWillis) At IL am, Christmas day,
the communion service as above will be
repeated with professional, Angels
From the Realms of Glory (Smart !;
hymn. "All My Heart This Night Re-
joices" CParkeD; anthem, Come Near,
Ye Nations WATSON; occasional
"Hark, the Herald Angels Sing" Men
delssohn).
The choir is composed of quartet
and chorus of 80 voices. the soloists
being Anna May Cuthbert and Marian
Hartley, sopranos; Hattie Herfurth, con-
tralto: Robert c. Bond, tenor, and Roy
K. Easter, baritone and director. Ellen
Richards, organist.
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Christmas music at the Church of
the TRANSPORTATION will be as follows:
CHRISTMAS EvE-MIDNIGHT.
Prelude, pastoral symphony from THE 1and.,
Professional, 20 Come Ali ye Faithful; w..
1ntses Heart: .pesR %s Now Once Asaa sq
shorter SHORTER Ksrie. 's. ie...............W Winter
Hymn. 1t Came Upon the Midnight
onertory anthem. There Were shep:
herds. herds. s[siaeT sEosaeT
Anthem. iheras in place Of communion hymn.
20 Little Town Of Bethlehem Ne NeidinseT n5seT
Rseessioaal ,t n f1sis' hsmn Hari the Herald A.:
PostlSde. ..t AND the iGioiry; of the IoEd:S
ToMoRRow-AT IL AM.
Organ prelude and postlude and hymns
the same as above. ,,,,-
Gloria Tibi and iGrfa;tiiuis Tibi'' 49,. GarTet
onertory. 'siient Night" .Gruber
The service on Christmas eve will be
/ sung by the senior choir of 20 mixed
voices, with individual voices as fol-
lows: Mrs Roger Galloway. soprano;
Mrs. Grace Brown. contralto: Mrs. Ger
trude Smith, contralto: Earl Jonscher,
tenor, and Nelson wilson, bass.
The service on Christmas day will be
sung by the junior choir. The Junior
choir also will present an operetta in
the parish hall on Monday evening, en-
titled" When Santa Listened In"
| Mary Minge wilkins, A. A. G. O., Is
organist and director.
Christmas music at Holy Trinity
Church, Georgetown, tomorrow:
| Silent Night, Holy Night" ....... .Grubder
sacred Heart Mass. .........:.: .Turton
GLORIA
| "Credo''
| "Sanctus''
| "Agnus Del"
Oheratory. "Adeste Fideles"
Communion, "Jesu Redempto. Yon
Communion. "chsistmss Morn" Barrett a
Proper Of the Mass. .Fozer
Emmanuel Episcopal Church will
hold its Christmas service at 1880
tonight. The program will include
Federleins communion service. Be
hold. Bring You Glad Tidings, Naz-
areth," and other appropriate music.
The choir is under the direction Of
James Larsen, with Mae Simpson at
the organ.
The program Of Christmas music at
Grace Episcopal Church. Rev. Meade B.
] (Continued oo Ninth PaRe.)
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Anitartatt

CPEC1AL music for All Souls Unitarian
- Church. Sixteenth and Harvard
streets, tomorrow will be as follows:
ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
Instrumental prelude
b "PostoIsie POST f'A ('weihnachtskonzeTtS -,
Duet with oDOlisato Calm on the Listen; e i; ~
Duet taS With VIII obblsa,o. "Gesu Bambino.2
Duet. Noel of the Bressan Waits .Da5sisSx
9fertoEy .Tio ''PaStoraleI ,nat No.I: "idor
Flra MoGill Keefer. mezzo-contralto.
Charles Trovbridee Tittmann, bass.
Elias Raner, VIOLIN.
Richard Lorleberg. cello.
Lewis Corning Atwater, organ.
FIVE O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON
Half hour Of Christmas organ music ~,
In Dulci Jubilo' '.................. Bach
March Of the Maei KINGS" ....... Dubois
IRe is Ms4a shspnsra snssn,h ASeadsis
Pf5s0iPps PsIte PsstoTals saT Aneieas Noes RaVei
'Stille Nacht' ................. Gruoer
Tonight at II o'clock a candlelight
service will be held in the National
Memorial United Brethren Church.
Special music by the vested choir,
under the direction of Horatio Rench
minister OF music.
The music program:
CHRISTMAS EVE cANDLEL1GHr SERVICE
Anthems. There's a Song in the Air and
Fear Not; alto solo. In the ManRer"
Mrs Kathryn Satterheld. and bass SOLO
Nazareth" Mr.. Phillip Charles Mr.. Harry
G Kimball will be the guest organist and
will play Allegro on Christmas Carols
"Pastorale" and Chorus OF Shepherds"
SUNDAY MORNING.
Anthems. There Were Shepherds and 20
Holy Night" and the Temple male quartet
will sing Silent Might Mrs. Marie Boal
at the organ will play Christmas Pastoral"
"Andante Seraphique" and Hymn OF
Thanks