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for the postlude Emmanuel" by Ros-
sini.
At the evening service at o'clock
the two vested choirs will sing the
professional, 20 Come ALI Ye Faith
full" and the recessional, "Hark! the
Herald Angels Sing" During the serv-
ice the Church Bible school vested
choir will sing 1.-THE First Noel" The
festival chorus will sing 1T Came
Upon Midnight Clear" The offertory
anthem by the quartet will be He
Shall Lead His Flock Like Shep-
herd" from "The Messiah" by Handel.
The organist will play for prelude the
Largo" by Handel, and for the post
lude, THE Hallelujah Chorus" from
1.-The Messiah"
The musical numbers at the Metro
politan Presbyterian Church tomorrow
will be as follows:
MORNING.
Organ. choral prelude. In Dulci Jubilo:"
Quartet. There Were shepherds" Vincent
9Tastet Gntis9s on ds oid ESsr Christmas Adams
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EVENING.
Organ. Christmas pastorale. "Weihnaeht."
s," ~ .o. n.,s,,o. Harks5 Hsp
ouartet mo Candle was There" Lehman
Anthem. 'Hark! What Mean Those ,d,'Egs- a4Iy
orgSn gSlses sNoel' Weiderman
Solo quartet is composed Of Ruby
Zwinglas, soprano; Mabel Bullough,
contralto; Jesse Veitch, tenor; Oscar
Kuldell, baritone; Pearl Hauer, Or
ganist and director.
Tomorrow at Chevy Chase Presby-
terian Church, Joseph Hillman Hoi-
lister, minister; DR.. Robert H. Harmon,
choir director; Frederick s. Stitt, or
ganist; the choir will present part l
of 1.-THE Nativity" by Adam Geibel
and William H Gardner for the an
them, composed of Behold the Years"
baritone solo; "Hark the Harps," cho-
rus: bethlehem, Bethlehem" tenor
recitative; Rejoice Greatly" chorus;
"And His Dominion Shall Be-" duet
tenor and baritone; "Glory Be to
God" soprano solo with chorus.
Excerpts from part Of "The Ma
tivity"-"Sleep Sweetly, Babe of Beth
lehem" and Gold" chorus of men;
"Frankincense, chorus of women;
"Myrrh," full chorus, will be presented
for the offertory.
At the Fifteenth Street Presby-
terian Church, Rev. H. B. Taylor will
have for his subject tomorrow, II
am, Good Tidings of Great JOY"
Special music by the choir, under
direction of Clyde Glass, organist;
10 am, white gift exercises, by Sum
day school; 7 pm, the choir will rem
der special musical program.
The program of Christmas music
for the French service at New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church tomor-
row at pm, will be:
"Noel, Noel, lie Sauveur nous est
me-" Giroud. Solo, "Quittez Pas
teurs," (Noel Provencal du lie siecle),
Mrs. C. D. Shepard. "Hosannah, beni
soit," Malan. Offertory. "Minuit
Chretiens," (Cantique de Noel par
ADAM solo by A. Harlem Castle, violin
obbligato by Amelie Garet. Benedic-
ton, "Voici Noel, o douce mutt.
(Noel par Franz Gruber).
Members of the chorus: Emma
Vanderkooy, Mrs. F. E. Bernard, Mrs.
v. st. Clair Monteith, Mary A. Def1n-
baugh, Andre Dumont Organist and
director, Mary c. D. johnson.
Christmas music at the wallace Me-
mortal United Presbyterian Church,
New Hampshire avenue and Randolph
street, tomorrow will include the fol-
lowing. At the IL O'Clock hour organ
numbers will be:
Prelude. "In Bethlehem Town" =. . Mueller
Offertory. "CantiQue de Noel 80. Adam
POstlgae. .!.gd .Halleluiah Chorus" from Handel
The quartet will sing:
Praetorius
"Gesu Bambino" .,.:............;,Y Yon
Sing! o Heavens. Tours
A white gift service at o'clock will
feature special music by three differ
ent choirs and the organ numbers will
be:
The Holy Night" "..,:........, Buck
March of the Magr' .-...... Dubois
The Heavens Are Telling from The
Creation ........''..'. hason
The quartet is composed Of Mrs. A.
L. Haycock, soprano and director; Mrs
George McCann, contralto; Robert
Giffen, tenor. and A. G. Mason, bass
Effie A. Collamore is organist and
junior choir director.
The following program of Christmas
music will be given at Central Presby-
terian Church, Sixteenth and Irving
streets northwest:
Prelude. Gloria in Exceisis Deo." Lemmens
Chimes, 4 Heard the Bells on Christmas
soo Pa' he keaBofn kssf G1Hn King 1r
earl Carbauh. baritone)
Anthem. The First Christmas Morp" .u.,,
postlude ffnhiff aaifeSiah MsRees ehorns Mes
SaG tJohn Russell Mason. origainistJ
Christina, s.asasas, sM h!a.nss 9 of 5ez.s .-,s By
sIaa a ERsssxoF 5sesa; seassss sndsT The the diTee
Music at Western Presbyterian
Church, 1906 H street northwest, Mary
Owen Pearson, soprano, and Kathryn
Hill Rawls, organist, tomorrow at 1o:45
am, will be:
Organ prelude
II The Pges shephsrd sTsii1 i1 the ried Ma1ng aSa
Chimes hymn. Morning Star"
Solo. 20 Lovely Voices fthe Sky"
Ofertory solo ''Gesu Bambina". :. Yon
Organ postlude. Gloria in Excelsis:
The Christmas music for Gunton-
Temple Presbyterian Church tomor-
row at II am. is as follows:
Pastorale for organ. violins and cello.
| Gabriel Faure
Soprano solo. "Gesu Bambino." -Petro Yon
Quartet, There Were shepherds"
Baritone solo. "cantique de Noel lcello
Trio Soprano. alto. and baritone. .sThe
Virgins Slumber Song" (violin and cello
Trio tor organ. violin and cello '"Andante
The soloists are Clara Moran Bern
The young people will also sing carols
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