Evening star., 1934-12-22

heimer, violinist; Louise Bernheimer,
cellist.
Christmas music at the Eastern
Presbyterian Church, DR.. Alfred e.
Barrows, pastor; Charles w. Guest,
director, and Nellie M. Sacrey, organ
ist,, will be as follows:
Organ and piano. Achristmas Prelude"
Quartet, "HarkI What Mean These Holy
oaersoTn 20 Little Town Of Bethlehem:
lOrgan and piano)
Anthem: %.Halleiujah Chorus" from The h,
Postlude. Coronation March. >. .Du Bois
The quartet is composed of Dor
othy Reddish, soprano; Sue v. Hess,
contralto; Eugene L. Dahl, tenor; w.
D. Shaver, bass, assisted by volunteer
chorus with Mrs. A. F. Mumaw at the
piano.
The white Christmas" will be cele-
brated at the evening service together
with Christmas pageant by all the
departments Of the Sunday School,
which will also sing Christmas carols.
The Christmas music at the Ecking-
ton Presbyterian Church will include
the following:
MORNING SERVICE
Prelude, THE Coming Of the King" Buck
Carol; blessed Babe Of Bethiehemn
Anthem. @christmas" ........ Shelley
oasltory.. !PastoEale Symphony" Handel n. e!
Postiude. Chant Triumphail'' .... .. .Gaul
EVENING SERVICE.
Du Bois
Solo. 'The Birthday Of a King" Neidlinger
I'm 1MasteE ..N,a George Ramsey boy soprano4
oTertory. TO the Evening star .wssner
Enthem. The Infant I.isht" :. .Neidlinger
Postlude. March Fantastica". :. Barsiel
The double quartet includes:
Sopranos, Marian Bates Myers and
Anna Kimball; altos, Vesta Pollock
Lynn and Ruth Nickles; tenors, New
ton Hammer and Harry Thompson;
bass, Ira Meyer and James L. Bates.
Organist and choir director, Ruth
F. Kimball; junior choir director,
Anna F. Kimball.
Warren F. johnson, organist,
Church of the Pilgrims, will play
Christmas" by Dethier, and an ar
rangement of Silent Night" before
the evening service. Mae Bradley
Allen, the soloist of the church, will
sing 20 Thou That Tellest Good It'd
ings" from the Messiah" at the morn
ing service, and mo Candle Was
There" at the evening service The
Junior Choir. under the direction Of
Minnie Volkmann, will sing group Of
carols and the anthem "A Joyous
Christmas Song" by Gevaert, at the
evening service. Mrs. Allen and Miss
Volkmann will also sing the duet,
There Were Shepherds" by Foster,
at the evening service.
The Westminster Choral Society Of
the Westminster Presbyterian Church,
on Seventh street near E street south
west, will present the Christmas can
tata Messiah Is King" tomorrow
evening at 7:30. The cantata will be
sung by a group of 40 voices as three
colorful tableaux are enacted by chill
Qren OF the church.
The cantata, "The Christ Child" by
Hawley, will be given tomorrow eve
ming by the choir of the Sixth Pres
byterian Church, Sixteenth and Ken
nedy streets northwest. The follow
ing is the program of music for the
morning service at II o'clock, under
the direction of Muriel Day:
Prelude. Bethlehem. Mailing
Anthem: Break Forth. o Beauteouss -
Anthem. Holy Angels Singing
Arranged by Dickinson
Postlude. "In Dulci Jubilo". ;. .Karg-Elert
Beginning at 7:45 pm, preceding
the cantata. Mrs. Day will play:
Carols on the Tower Chimes"
.ass Maria samch0 0nsth century, es1e Areadet e
Christmas in Sicily. "....... .Pietro Yon
The solo numbers will be sustained
by Martha Rietzke, Hazel johnson,
Gladys Macks, sopranos; Gretchen
Lord. lone Hoffman, contraltos; Paul
Gottmals, tenor, and Richard Fairman,
baritone.
At Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church, Rev. DR.. John C. Palmer,
pastor, the Christmas music will be
rendered by a quartet composed of
Rose L. Palmer, soprano; Mrs. William
T. Reed, contralto; George A. Myers,
tenor, and Mallet Provost, bass. The
quartet numbers will be, for morning:
"The Angels Song" Dressler, and
"O'er Bethlehem City," Hamblen, with
for offertory. The numbers for the
evening service will be: Quartet, In
Humble Cattle She'd" by Hamblen;
duet, "Cantique de Noel" by Adam
(tenor and contralto), and solos, ''Vir-
gins Lullaby" by Rieger, Mrs. Reed,
and Nazareth" Gounod, for offertory.
The organ numbers will be Christmas
Pastorale," Dinelli; 1.-THE Holy Night, T"
Dudley Buck; I'm Bethlehem Town, :"
Mueller, and "A Christmas Carol" by
Lorenz. Mrs. j. Harry Cunningham,
organist.
At the morning service tomorrow
the choir of the Bethesda PreSby-
terian Church will present the follow
ulk llCCtlOIi VI xsAoAA
L. Morgan, with Margaret o. Hyson,
organlst:
Prelude, ''Yuletidc joy
Anthem. Three Kings" ........ Barnes
Ofertory solo. There's Song in the
Anthem. a 'There Were shepherds vincent
In the evening white gifts candle
light service will be held, when, in ad-
dition to traditional Christmas carols,
the choir will sing "The Birthday of
King" Neidlinger, assisted by Mr..
Terhune, and solos will be sung by
Mrs. Shrader, alto, and Mr.. Haney,
bass.
The following musical program will
be given at the Georgetown Presby-
terian Church, Rev. Robert M. Skinner,
minister, at tomorrow's services:
Organ prelude, improvisation on ''veni
8. Em1Sanuei ...'''''' al pacb sncb -Gonnod
christmas ri mas C Choral. IA Rose bursts Forth.
Deigendesch
Chorus. For Unto Us Child Is Born"
(from THE Messiah"l ....... Handel
Male chorus. 20 Holy Night"