Evening star., 1933-12-23
Mpthnhtst -Eptarnral
At HAMLINE METHODIST EPIS
"A COpAT CIITTPCIJ SiYteenth stree

AT HAMLINE METHODIST EPIs-
"A COPAL CHURCH, Sixteenth street
at Allison, the Christmas music will be
performed by the chorus choir of SO
voices, under the direction of John H.
Marville, and by Edith B. Athey, or
ganist. The soloists are Ethel Stickles,
soprano; Mabel Flehr, contralto: John
F. Murphy, tenor, and Mr.. MarVille,
bass.
The program for the morning service
at IL o'clock is as follows:
organ
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fRssss eHs1pds as54sat aahs Al MER 4t oruber
Chorus THE Lords Prayer !. .Tschaifo%ski
Antiphonal chorus. whence Those Sounds
@pnSR Sszs Cradle s3a5 q On = shs hl,'0n
First American PerformsnceJ N'-' am
Organ. "CoDrifuoco." from "ChriStmas
ousreet, hHfeInG "a Babe Lies in cTade dHl9-o0''0ne
Chorus, "1n Dulci Jubilo" Z zth century ~,
csroD ov 10 the wa1d AIf Hansa
oTesSsi oTssn, aHalei9yaS h chorus. a W' from -1U'
THE Messiah" .....-.- Handel
At Brightwood Park M. E. Church the
atmosphere of Christmas which has
been created during the month of De-
cember by special Christmas organ mu-
sic will be brought to climax today
and tomorrow morning at the early
morning watch service with special n1u-
sic by choir and organ. The music for
the regular IL o'clock morning worship
will be as follows:
Organ, christmas Eve ...,.. .Dieckmann
Th0ir tSnp- n Heavens" Tours
organ, Christmas PASTORAL ..... .Manney
Choir. % Day Of Christ ;.,.:a Baftlelt
There will be no evening service to-
morrow Al the morning watch service
Christmas morning. at o'clock the
music will be as follows:
oTgan, Emmanuel ,".""'.,," ,RoSsini
oTssa saasizs sSs Fes4 HIS Rigek Like
Choir, And the Angel sad Unto Them
orsan, "Halelujah Chorus" from The
orsan achristnas ofertoriun Lenamens rr1a1si5
The choir is under the direction of
Walter F. studdiford, and Irwin Steele
is organist.
Tomorrow mornings Christmas pro
gram at st. Paul M. E. Church South
Thirteenth and Crittenden streets, will
be given under the direction Of Mrs.
A. M. carp and Mrs. Roy H Wiseman.
A tableau, THE Birth of Jesus" will be
presented while Mrs. w. w. Mcintyre
tells the story of the nativity. Musical
selections will include the following: A
soprano solo, 20 Little Town Of Bethle-
hem" by Mary Glessner: Joy TO the
| World sung by Albert Golden, tenor :
| The First Noel sung by Ray Palkin,
soprano, while Harry Guin, baSS-bari-
! tone. will sing "Hark. the Herald Angels
Sing" Mrs. Lewis Cooper Will be the
piano accompanist for these selections.
Howard Crawford and Joseph Shen-
/ ton will play a violin duet, "Silent
Night" A brass quartet from American
University, composed Of John Coulter,
Kirkley Coulter, Herwil Bryant and Roy
Wiseman. will offer "Cantique de Noel, ="
accompanied by Mrs. ]. Nelson Ander-
son, organist.
The Senior Choir of Asbury Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Eleventh and K
streets. will present THE Heavenly
! Story by DR.. Adam Geibel. q Christ
mas choral cantata, tomorrow evening
! at 1915 o'clock. Prof. r. w johnson.
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chorus of so voices.
A special midnight Christmas service
will follow the cantata at 11:15 pm,
with the pastor, DR.. Robert NJ. Williams,
in charge The choir will render special
Christmas carols and DR.. Williams will
preach from the subject "One Wonder
/ full Night At the morning service. II
! o'clock, his subpect is The World into
/ Which Jesus Came"
/ The following musical program viii be
F given tomorrow at the Metropolitan Ne
mortal NJ. E. Church, Nebraska avenue
and New Mexico avenue northwest.
I MORNING SERVICE.
Organ prelude Christmas oFertory"
AnsRs@. AnsRs 3 6a aoFR IRfs7t Sltb3 5ssas A5x.93
organ otisrtory. Nazareth. ...... Gounod
Anthem Angels from the Realms -.
! Postlude. HGIorta in Excels!s'' Harrison
vEsPER SERVICE 5 O'CLOCK
oFbEhn obEE;s9p5pss p5slPae Pss.a55ly Holy Night" arker
ofertory. Pastoral symphony"
postiudeI Shout the Glad Tidines A7son i3n9si
/ Mrs. James shera MONTGOMERY. orSanis.
The Christmas program of music for
/ the Calvary M E Church, Columbia
road near Fifteenth street northwest,
will be as follows
| At the morning service the three
choirs, Junior, Young Peoples and
Senior, will give three anthems anti
phonally and iointly-"B Brightest and
| Best (Coombs). The Three Kings
! (Catalonian CaroD, arranged by
Romeau, and Nazareth" (Gounod).
Louis Potter is director and organist
and will be assisted by Ruby Potter, So
prano soloist: Bertha Morgan, contralto,
and Fred Gross, tenor. John Wells will
assist at the organ, and Sally West at
1 the piano.
The evening service will be devoted to
a Christmas play under the direction
! Of Miss Miles.
Special music at the service tomorrow