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Spaulding.
The musical program for the George
town Presbyterian Church. tomorrow. Is
as follows:
Prelude
sop9and soio Eys were Mailing
Chorus; SaGiOry to God" from THE
Tenor solo acantiaue de Noef. hadaa1 Adam
Quartet. The Infant Jesus. Pietro Yon
Mrs. Herbert F. Aldridge, soprano;
Mary Belle BeCkharl, contralto; Barrett
Fuchs, tenor; Frederick S. IIilder, bass.
The Georgetown Presbyterian Choir,
Mrs. Frank AkerS Frost, director.
7:45 PM.
Organ recital. 7:45-s:OO. Mrs. John G. Klein.
Songs Of the Ages. s"......,,.,.. Geibel
The Angels Song" ........... Lorenz
"chfistmas 'a' HAIR Hairy Rowe sislafsy sheIsy
Carrie Adams
And There Were Shepherds ... wilson
The Klein Chorus, John G. Klein, d.
rector, and Mrs. Klein, organist.
At the Sixth Presbyterian Church,
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets north
west. the following program of music
Will be given tomorrow by the quartet
choir under the direction of Muriel Day,
organist and director. The soloists are
Gladys Marks and Martha Rietske,
sopranos; Sarah More, contralto; Paul
GottwalS, tenor, and Richard Fairman,
baritone:
Organ-
CHRISTMAS Prelude" ............ Grison
Professional "Adeste Fidelis.'
Break Forth. o BeauteOus, Heavenly
"sing, o Heavens" ~....,,,,,,,,, ~ Tours
Christmas march.
7:45 PM. -
Carols on the chimes.
Fsntssy nSIc on ,6hiTds christmas Carols" West
Processional PRO dtG ?lths Adeste Fidelis.' Bach
Anthem: HesTsr,J BTesk aSt Forth o BeauteOus .,
Solo. Haste. Ye Shepherds from DA'A
Christmas oratorio" -.,....-... Bach
Anthem. Holy sHE AnEes SGsfMaIs siDgtn9n tRussian,
Quartet, 10, How Rose. 49,. Praetorius
SUD- OAh'ia4s Riehard ae NOfI Fairman. Adam
Sleep. NY Jesus. Sleep" from Dutch
away IN Manser." from n'' 1uthefs R5sFiiS0i'
1,n,o[ ca T9Io Cebo,- spilman
TaiE ETgasEY gaSEY Hills lcf0atla4 atrn0n n'asin.0n
Anthem, Sing. o Heavens .. .Tours
cGorai response. silent Night. Holy
organ postlude. 'March Of the Masi o'4'''
Kings --..-.--.. dubois
Christmas music at the Eastern Pres
byterian Church will be as follows;
MORNING SERVICE.
Anthem. There Were Shepherds =. Birch
CAROL SERVICE, 5 PM
At the carol service, the vested choir,
under the direction of Charles W. Guest
will sing Christmas carols The quar-
tet is composed of Dorothy Reddish, So
prano; Sue V. Hess, contralto; Eugene
Dahl. tenor; w. D. Shaver. bass. and
will be assisted by volunteer chorus
Program OF Christmas music for the
French service at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon
at o'clock:
20 vds $40 nsr5i = a. A{55sS man.
Noel provencai Of the 18th century,
, Solo, by Mrs. C. D. Shepard.
Noel Noel" .....i..,........H. Giroud
ofertory; ''Minuit Chretiens" tcantique
Solo by A. Harlem Castle. with violin
accompaniment by Amelie Garet.
orEanist and Director, Mary C. D. johnson.
The Christmas music at the Central
Presbyterian Church tomorrow will be
as follows:
1O:45 AN.
....GloEia in Exeelsis Deo". ".-.--- -1emnaens ns
i Heard the Bells on Christmas Day"
20 Little Town Of Bethlehem"
:The Newborn King" .LEspoir
Earl Carbauh. Baritone. f-''' IL
Postlude-"H "Hallelujah Chorus" from
John Russell Mason. organist. --A-'-''
7PM
Christmas cantata, "Tidings of joy"
by c. H. Lowden. presented by the
Christian Endeavor Society, under the
direction of Mrs. Roy w. Prince.
The Christmas music at the Ecking-
ton Presbyterian Church will include
the following numbers:
Prelude; March of the Magi' ,Harker
Junior CHOIR; .The Manser Story
Anthem, GLORY to Cod ...... Sutherland
Junior and Senior Choirs.
SOLO The Brthdsy T ass Of 9'HfG King Neidnser s
POsti9de. @TTiampRsi March ieie ...... Harris
PPM.
Anthem ANTHEM G@PuRGR SEED Bsbe War4en Ra1lssa
Solo. IF Thou Hadst Known, Q Jerusa-,
lem" ...,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,W Ward-StephenS
Anthem Sing, q MI; Hea@egs Megsr- Tours
ofertory. !christmes offertory'. .Guilmanf
PoStlude March Fantastica". -. .Bargiel
The quartet includes: Marian Bates
Myers, soprano; Vesta Pollock Lynn,
alto; Paul E. CARRIER, tenor; Ira P
Meyer, bass; Ruth F. Kimball, organiSt
and choir director and Anna F. KIM
ball, Junior Choir director.
Music is an important part in the
Christmas services to be held at the
Wallace Memorial United Presbyterian
Church at IL O'Clock and o'clock to-
LlOlIUW. 4llc OlSdIl SclcCIlUllS 1UI lllC
morning will be THE Holy Night" "
Buck); "The Shepherds in the Field"
(Malltng); Grand Triumphal Chorus
(Guilmant); the Junior Choir will sing
two numbers also. At the o'clock serv-
ice there will be a pageant interspersed
with organ music and a young ladies'
choir organ selections will include:
March of the Magi,'' Dubois; "Jesu
Bambno," (Yon), and THE Heavens
Are Telling (Havdnl Etie A. Cola