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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-28

Dr.. and Mrs. Philip Reed will
come tomorrow from st. Petersburg.
Fla, to visit Mrs. Reeds mother,
Mrs. A. E. Sterne, 1900 North Me-
indian street.
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BaiIeYS to Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Bailey, 5007
Broadway. will entertain with a
dinner and bridge party tonight.
Evening star., 1934-12-22
AntuprHaliat

CHRISTMAS music at the Univer-
~ salist National Memorial Church,
Sixteenth and 8 streets northwest,
tomorrow win comprise the following:
Organ prelude-Overture. Messiah"
SIN. Itts Icsvsn: rsyH st es4 Es%:y
Break Forth. o Beauteous Heavenly a.
orsss ts5m.iiiio-ps;toiiail symphony; sa.n -,
1T o;S Gan: @ ypsn the u . Midnisht e I,,ns,
The First Noel itraditionsi caIoD
esst' os aa:a hymn
Christmas 'arGi r9Giiso PM arr '' su1'ehud
organ prelude: The Plains Of
rSetniehemt mt.,,.'....'. hsIlsy r.ls;y
Ssss Sss; sSis asnss Martin tsss:! Sss!
ors.r no.,,ad.. E.dlsenai VI s's. SsIS'ls. H.,,.-
The musical ministry Of the uni
versalist National Memorial Church
B led by the National Capital Choir,
Or. Albert w. Harmed, organist and
director. Soloists-Irene Koehl, So
prano; Jessie Masters, contralto;
Howard Ludwig, tenor: Warren
Adams, baritone. and Day Torrey,
bass.
On Monday the choir. win sing
Christmas carols at the National Press
Clubs annual Christmas eve party
ut I PIN. in the clubs quartera
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GhrtHttatt

THE special Christmas music at the
National City Christian Church
tomorrow will be as follows:
MORNING.
Chorus by senior and chapel choirs,
1.-The Shepherds Christmas sons"
nncidental solo by Miss Dorothy Sellers.
c..,. ,. Soprano noi.,,.. wa,
(Helen Turley)
Afternoon at 430, evening at 8
o'clock:
Cantata and pageant, 1.-THE Coming
of the King" by Dudley Buck, drama
tized by H. Augustine Smith. Pre-
sented by the choirs and the church
school, under the direction of Prof. H.
Augustine Smith, director Of church
and community music, Boston Univer-
sity, assisted by Rev. ]. Raymond
Mills, minister of religious education;
w. Z. Braithwaite, director Of music.
Soloists, Mrs. B. D. Shreve, soprano;
Helen Turley, contralto; Mrs. Leo
Tooley, alto; A. v. Llufrio, tenor, Leo
Tooley, tenor; A. M. Petersen, BARI
tone; George Stonebraker, bass; Ly-
man McCrary, organist.
The pageant, "Glorifed Gifts" will
be given tomorrow at the Ninth Street
Christian Church, Ninth and D streets
northeast, Clifford H. Jope, pastor,
as the climax of the two-week Christ
mas observance. The pageant is being
directed by Mrs. Walter McCurdy and
the costuming will be in charge OF
John M. Smith.
A special Christmas offering will be
dedicated to the church at the close
of the pageant. The Junior church
choir Will sing 1.-THE First Noel" The
devotional program at the Church
night service, Thursday, $50 pm,
will be in charge Of Grover Strong.
The public is invited.
The Christmas music at Columbia
Heights Christian Church viii consist
of Neidlinger's anthem, "The Birth
day of a King; duet, Torovsky's
softly the Stars Were Shining" sung
by Mrs. william Collins and Marjorie
| Wilson, and o short cantata, Rich
ter's 1.-THE Birth Of Christ" The solo,
lists for the cantata will be Guy Skin
ner, George Hall and Mrs. Wagner.
This viii be given in the morning
and will be under the direction OF
Mrs. William Collins, with Esther
Barrett at the organ.
The evening service will be given
over to the young people, who win pre-
sent the pageant "The Christmas
Bells" Incidental music will be fur
nishsd by o quartet and the pageant
is under the direction Of Emile
Coyner.
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@fthuhtat Yruteatant

At MOUNT TABOR METHODIST
"A PROTESTANT CHURCH Of
Georgetown, d. O., director, Meta
Craig Turkenton; organist, Pauline
Barnes Woodruff, the music VIII be:
MORNING SERVICE AT IL AM.
Organ prelude, choral. with All II,
Hosts ('Christmas Oratorto Sscn
PTocessional hymn. "oh, Coms AL re al,
cbcil rhitsaOr tesdaOOrrsi. abr;.i forth, 3 sssat.:
Gus Heavenly Lasht cCnristmass s.ch
soDTsno oori Aria. :.From heavenly Heiehts
iro" c. oeibel
Winifred Keith Pinto.
Hymn. .'It Came Upon Midnisht w,u.
oSsrtory oSts anthem. 'isini..' o 'sinis, Thls -.
s'isssS fncidenfai m alto and tenor solos
RscsssionsI hymn. Joy TO the wOrlS .na.,
orssn postlude, march. ..'Cornelfus."
Mendelssohn-D -Darthcldy Opus los"
EVENING SERVICE.
Sacred cantata. '-The I've Of GRACE
Professional hymn. .Hark, the Herald
AnssIs sns si MsnGelisohSn snSx sarthSidy
Edith Cooke Beehe.
Hsssa'iSS.aHs g esne - ESSH .Rsanss
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Camtatas ann pageants

Cantsa The Grace" Sebastian Mahews Mount Tabor
Methodist Protestant Church. Tuesday, PM
Pageant Starlight" evening Takoma Baptist
Church.
pageant Coming King" National City
Christian Church. tomorrow at 4so and pm
Canaa George B. Neyin) tomorrow at
Episcopal South pageant
cana Christ Child" awey Sixth Presbyterian Church
tomorrow.
Pageant Lighted Highway Metropolitan Memorial NJ T.
Church. tomorrow at pm.
Canata Emmanuel" Norwood Dale), woodside Church.
Silver Spring, Nd tomorrow evening"
Pageant Congregational Church. tomorrow evening
Pageant Gawey Universal National
Memorial Church. tomorrow at 4:3o
Pageant Presbyterian Church. tomorrow
Pageant The Worlds Enduring Miracle" . shue and
Maude Nutta Mount Vernon Place Church. tomorrow Sis
Baptist
at 7:4s
Pageant Light Eternal" Washington Baptist Church
tomorrow. pm.
Canata King" Presbyterian Church.
! morrow, 7:so
Pageant, Eastern Presbyterian Church, tomorrow,
Cantata (Hawy) Lutheran
Church, tomorrow at IL
Light" Stephens Lutheran
I Church. Monday, HAS
Canaa "Tding Joy" &C. Lowden Central Presbyterian
Church, pm.
cantat. ichter) Columbia Heights Chris
Church. morning. evening pageant
Pageant Gifts Church.
ventis Church, tomorrow at 7:30
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Euthrratt

THE choir Of st. Marks Lutheran
Church, Eighth street and Con-
stitution avenue southwest, consisting
Of Emma Boyer, Virginia Cooper. Ger
trude Cornell, Margaret Gross, Beulaf
Frantz, Marie Stutz, George Cornell
Frederick Foster, wilfred Nerlich and
Russell Woodin, under the direction oi
Earle L. Phillips, organist; assisted by
william Dreisher, violinist, will sing
the following music for the Christmas
season:
TOMORROW, IL AM.
Anthem, Shepherds Rejoice Hopkins
Baritone solo, 'The Christ Child" Mr.
Nerlich.
CHRISTMAS MORNING, $50 O'CLOCK
Anthem, In an Humble Cattle She'd
Baritone solo and chorus. "oesu w.
Gounod
The pageant Of the Holy Nativity
arranged by Leonard Young and David
M. williams, will be presented by Zion
Lutheran Choir at the 8 pm. service
tomorrow. The choir is under the
direction Of Savona Griest and the
dramatics supervised by Mrs. Edward
Goetz. Solos will be sung by Henry
Bagelman and John Wilcox, tenors
Virginia Wittstatt, contralto; Dorothy
Luckett and Mary Barnard, sopranos;
Wilbur Balderson, Louis Nightman
william Koch, William Major, Rev
Walter Baumgartner.
CONGREGATION join In singing Silent
Night, Holy Night" during tableau. g.
Christmas music at Luther Place
Memorial Church will be:
TOMORROW MORNING.
PreludezPreluds to ''The Coming Of =,
Anthem. NTH ssH.iiii! what Mean Thos..
Quartet. Sshepherd,. song. -. .Diiick!nsoT
Mrs. @. J. Chaillet.
TOMORROW EVENING.
Prelude, Fantasy on Holy Night" .Harket
Anthem, ''First Noel"
"Srishtest and Best of the Sons of the
90 Little Town Of Bethlehem.
at Came Upon the Midnight Clear"
Silent Night.''
I'VE Three Kings"
Postluoe. feniare .....'ss...... Dupois
CHRISTMAS MORNING AT IL O'CLOCK
Prelude-Prelude to THE Coming Of
the King BUCK
Anthems
There Were shepherds" :. Vincent
Onertory solo. "Gesu Bambino".. Yon
Mrs. Marie Head Marques.
Postlude, March Of the Magf .HarkeI
At Georgetown Lutheran Church,
Rev. Harold e. Betty, pastor, tomor-
row, IL am, the choir, with Heller
Albert, organist, will render Come
Ye and Adore" arranged from Han
del's Largo; and GLORY to God In
the Highest" by Emerson.
There will be q candlelight service
by the young people at Z pm. tomor-
row.
At the Christmas eve services. Mon
day night, IL O'Clock, the choir will
sing, 1.-The Heavens Are Telling" by
Haydn, and Christmas carols.
At $50 pm. Monday the Sunday
Continued on Page 5, Column ~
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Rrfurntrn

A T THE II o'clock service tomorrow
= morning the following music will
be offered at the Grace Reformed
Church, 1903 Fifteenth street north
west:
Prelude. Christmas In Sicily. ...... .Yon
PROFESSIONAL. "Adeste Fidelis;
Anthem. sleep Of the Child Jesus"
Hymn. Joy to the World. ''...... Handel
Following the hymn the Christmas
service as arranged by Rev. Henry
Harbaugh will be given, including al
ternate reading of scripture and sing
ing Of prophetic chants.
orertory anthem. There Were shep.
Rsssssionai.' 10 Little Town Of Ests:
postiade. aHaiieiaiahi cihioiruis'.. -. Handel
Monday night at 1880 O'Clock the
choir will give . service Of hymns
and carols as follows:
Prelude. Christmas in settimo vittone;'"
. ssSss.si&oAsi & 4: a.; win M aladnesi'' .:koehsi
Away in Manser. .......... .spilman
onsrtors. 'Ss ashephsrds'l Christmas sons.
Anthem, There Were shepherds" Vincent
H'mnsi slna "H.It. tn: Herald ANGELS n.Ssslnd.l.sohn
1T Came Upon Midnisht Clear" willis
Carols. Good King weneesiasis is-..,.-,.,,.
dea 20 Hs. ks:. xas aeis xsif; dsnti:nsn assoI,'0'
FFssis:s.:n' Fs:sisss csIii5s .:.e Jesus.
Charles Z. Gauss is orsanist and
choir director. Rev. Henry H. Ranck,
pestor.
Evening star., 1934-12-22

THE combined choirs Of the Takoma
Park Seventh day Adventist
Church win give an evening of Christ
mas music tomorrow at 7:30 O'Clock
at the church. corner Of Willow and
Carroll avenues. The choirs Of IS
voices will be supported by . male
quartet and q ladies' quartet.
The main feature will be the
cantata, 1.-THE Alteration" by Nevin;
Holy Art Thou" Qargo), by Handel;
Brightest and Best, by Mendelssohn;
Nazareth" by Gounod; Psalms ST."
by Franck, and the "Hallelujah
Chorus" from '@The Messiah" by
Handel, win also be given.
There win also be Q group Of carols,
including "The Carol Of the Russian
Children" by Gaul.
The music win be under the direc-
ton Of Merrill Dawson and Mrs. T. T..
Cunningham win be the accompanist.
Preceding the cantata q half-hour Of
Christmas music on the organ viii be
played BY Mrs. l. n. 1edman.
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prrshytrrtatt

THE Christmas music at the new
= York Avenue Presbyterian Church
will include a program by the quartet
of the church, under the direction OF
Paul w. Fishbaugh. The members OF
this quartet are Dorothy W. Fish
baugh, soprano: Ruth Kobbe, con-
tralto; Bernhard G. Spille, tenor, ana
Arthur G. Gorbach, basso. .
The church Bible school vested
chorus will sing a group of Christmas
carols for is minutes before the be-
ginning of the IL o'clock worship serv-
Ice, under the leadership Of Mrs. B. B.
Wallace. The Christmas festival
chorus of go voices, under the direction
of DR.. Edwin N. c. Barnes, will sing
the professional and occasional hymns
and the old German carol, Holy
Night" at the morning service. The
quartet will sing "Hark, What Mean
Those Holy Voices?" by Turner Nal
ley; Dorothy w. Fishbaugh will sing
THE Christmas Song" by Speaks, and
the offertory anthem by the quartet
will be Bethlehem" by Harris. The
organist, Paul w. Fishbaugh, will play
CONTINUED on Page S, Column 81
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Gathnlir

COLEMN mass will be celebrated at
- midnight at St. Patrick's Church.
Starting at IL 80 o'clock, the choir Will
render q program Of Christmas carols:
Introit, ''Dominus Dixit."
k,r., Mas. d FtG. sSs ssefsa sss sf9s ssse0n
"olori." Mass of tn. s.ei:d Isaiss a:.5ii .T5ii,,.r.r
Graduate, "recum prineipium. :. stehls
"credo." Mass Of the Sacred Heart.
0neTtory. eT.ory motett adeste Fideis NoSsiio
"sanctus" Mass of the Sacred Heart
.Benedietus. Mass of the Sacred Heart"
"Arnus Del" Mass Of the Sacred Heart"
Communion. I'm splendoribus" .viadana
During the communion "Panis An
gelicus Casciolini Esca Viatorum,"
Jsaak. will be sung.
The Christmas music will be repeat
ed Sunday after Christmas at the 10
o'clock mass. On New Year day the
full choir will render Christmas carols
at the low mass at IL o'clock (noon).
Quartet-Mrs. Norwood Cassidy,
Clelia Fioravanti, Mrs. Raymond
I1OlucIl, OdkliCo ANOAuh.
Chorus of IS voices; organist and
director. Jennie Glennan.
Musical program for the midnight
mass at st. Aloysius Church will be:
Professional" War March of the Priests
.ntSsm fTom AshfIia AZ Hniy Nisbt; MenoessdHn Adsm
Msss nhsae IN honor a0 Of 81. Benedict By Joseph
onertory anthem. "Adeste Fidelis."
Anthem. "silent Night" :. .Gruber
Communion. Quartet op. 65 Adasi9;"
Postlude, March Pontincslle". Gounod
The above program will be rendered
by a mixed quartet under the direction
Of Victor L. Boenau, choir master and
organist, consisting of Florence Sin
dell, soprano; Ruth Kobbe, contralto;
Louis Annis, tenor, and Wilbur Stndell,
basso. The string orchestra has been
selected from the National Symphony
with the following players: S. Minister.
first violin; j. Severely, second violin;
S. Feldman, viola, and c. Kohen, vio-
loncello.
The solemn high mass Christmas eve
at the Holy Rosary Church, Third and
r streets northwest, will be sung at
midnight. McGrath's mass will be
used. Proper of the mass by Tozer.
Hymns will be sung before mass and
at the communion. The soloists are
Teresa Milice, Giovannia Botazzi, Jen-
nings Langley, Baldo Balducci, As
sunta Balducci, Leila Sari and Dio-
META Brigpole. Eugenia L. slattery
Is organist and director.
The solemn high mass on Christmas
eve at st. Stephens Church, Twenty
fifth and Pennsylvania avenue north
west, will be sung at midnight. Stehle's
"Salve Regina" mass will be used, with
proper Of the mass by Tozer. Hymns
will be sung before mass and at COM
munion. The soloists are Angelina
Ciffo, Mary Daley, Josephine Soukoup,
Joseph Repetti, Albert Henkel and
Nora O'Connor. Margaret M. Slat-
terry Is organist and director.
At st. Dominic's Roman Catholic
Church midnight mass. Christmas eve,
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Anttartatt

At All Souls Church CUnitarian)
the following numbers will be given
at the IL o'clock service by Charles
Trowbridge Tittmann, bass: Elsa
Raner, violin; j. Alden Finckel, cello,
and Lewis Corning Atwater, organ:
Instrumental Prelude. "Pastorale."
Kars Ebert
Solo with ohblisatO. THE Christmas
Solo With obblisato. ''icantiauuss de- Noel.
post,ud. Ancient Noeis" Si%
In the afternoon at s O'Clock, Flora
Brylawsh, contralto, will assist Mr..
Atwater In . program of Christmas
music as follows:
Christmas Meditation" .Faulkes
6aint-Saens
.'The Little Shepherd" Debussy
ave Maria" .-....... .Arcadelt-Liszt
yYssI MsTy,, sc.,. slum6er Song. msssS{ ,S
Vocal Silent Night" "............ .orubeF
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Congregational

CPECIAL Christmas music will be
rendered at both services at the
First Congregational Church, Tenth
and G streets, tomorrow at II am. and
pm. The choir Of 90 voices, under
the direction Of Ruby Smith stahl, will
sing, assisted by the quartet composed
of Ruby Smith stahl, soprano; Dorothy
Wilson Halbach, contralto; John
Thompson, tenor, and Dale Hamilton,
bass-baritone. Paul De Long Gable
will be at the organ. The program Of
music follows:
MORNING SERVICE.
Organ prelude
The shepherd Pipes and tss ss.s::s: s:.Ss tcn.n
March Of the Mag Kinss :Du sois
Anthem, "All Knew He Was Tsrs;.u.,.v There;
orsan, Chimes, Heard the Bells
on Christmas Day .Caikin
alIss IS bSldi ~ yu51o bE,ns": MSasa
Choir, aHsilsiujsh ohorus' fThs -,
organ postlude.. "Haii victorious
Christ ................. .Moussorssky
EVENING SERVICE.
Anthem, the D'.sHl asrins = ' Torch" ''1l'' '''
arranged By Dickinson
organ. "Cantique de Noel" Adam
Anthem, THE Christ Child, Daniels
Organ postlude. "Christmas March,"
Merkel
The choir will assist In the presen-
tation Of the pageant, "The Way"
which will be given by the young people
Of the church under the direction Of
Nell-M. Berghout.
A senior chorus and . junior choir,
with . combined membership Of IS
voices. viii sing Christmas music at
the Mount Pleasant Conversational
Church tomorrow In three services.
The Junior choir, recently organized,
with IS members, viii sing at the
Church School service In the morn
ing and the carol service in the after.
noon. Both senior and junior singers
are under the direction Of Claude
.(Oontinued on Psse z. Column q
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Nri,t Jrrmaalrttt

AT CHURCH OF THE HOLY CITY,
= Sixteenth and Corcoran streets,
the Christmas music will be: Tomor-
row, anthem, medieval carol, while
BY NY Sheep; Monday ct 4:30,
Christmas eve festival, with Sunday
school professional and recessional,
pageant and Christmas tree; Christ
mas morning at IL, festival service
with holy communion; alto solo, 20
Thou That Tellest" (''Messiah"). Ruth
Halsted; organ prelude, overture to
Messiah" postlude, "Gelobet seist Du,
Jesu Christ" (Bach). Organist and
choir directoe. Maud g. sswan.
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Mrthnhtat EpiHfnpal
A T HAMLINE METHODIST EPIS-
4 COPAI, CHURCH Sixteenth street

A T HAMLINE METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH, Sixteenth street
at Allison northwest. an elaborate
program of music has been prepared by
the director, John H. Marville. 1t will
be performed by the chorus choir Of
so voices, the solo quartet Of which
Ethel Stickles Is coprano, Mabel F1ehr,
contralto; John Murphy, tenor, and
Mr.. Marville, bass, and by Edith
Athey, organist. The following addi-
tional soloists will be heard at the
evening service: Estelle Gates and
Florence Yeager. sopranos; Harry
Crow and John Palmer, baritones. The
complete program Is as follows:
MORNING sERvICE-11 O'CLOCK.
:sinfonia" christmas oratorio). Bach
Chorus: -
"cS5istm.s ~ Day tFantass .... "a us,.,
"Anseis Gls saeSt oer the rieid'' told c.'
THE Holly and the Ivy" Russell Broushton
Quartet. "shepherds on This Hill"
organ: -, 60,
''Hallelujah Chorus ......... Handel
EVENING SERVICE.
TABS pm. meditation period with organ:
Shepherds In the Field. 80. Mailing
Mars March n.mstso Of shs Masr DUBOIS So5
s p.m.' 'iss passans: The Nativity. darins
which ne following numbers viii be
Chorus, % Holy Nisht". .Adam-guck
GLORY to God" "......... .PerRolest
.'Mary's cradle Song. Geors schumann
The Birthday of the Kins" Neidlinser
.'Maria's Wiesenlied'' Max Reger
while Shepherds watched. Traditional
Traditional
Coerner-Dickinson
Chorus. "stille Nacht" ........ .0ruber
Christmas music at Waugh M. E.
Church, Third and A streets north
east, Gene Stewart, organist and di-
rector, tomorrow will be:
II a.m.-Anthems, % Holy Night, |"
Continued on Page 5, Column -
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mustc at christmas Utnre
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voices e sRasl @ Sss
and the danced and the coors Of the earth owed with
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pWakened joy was expressed in but endearng
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Of fearful death before rather the picture Of
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into the music that mo Gay S the
aneeis sang In the hymns orstosSs
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catch strains melody that has never lt EFT the s con-
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a re 90 which steals into the soul on the wings Of song
was part of the Child gift to the people He came TO
save when He took upon Himself the burden OF eartny
existence.
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ent of RELIGIOUS and civic festivals and whatever its type
its imnress on the worlds consciousness was small since
the angels sang human it has deveoped IN Deauy
sought to give form the echo Of divine message %hcn
e ne to o e% Fooho n e shy
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Thv saints in heaven when Thou aordest bad men sucn
music earth?"
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Rapttat

THE following musical programs will
be rendered by the choir Of the
First Baptist Church of Washington.
D. c.:
TOMORROW MORNING.
Organ prelude. "Glory to God"
Introit anthem. The Heavens Declare
auart.s. ns ''ts shepheTss s Christina. scPs:
orsrtSTy,.. anthem. "a Babe Lies ,ip,r.on ip
postI,,d. SIadie .,borsi.;.'...''' neBriSr BecSer
EVENING. DECEMBER 80.
Anthem. Anthem sing, o Heavens. .;:;,. Tours
Male quartet. JOY to the world"
10. How Ros. Fer Blooming" .,,.,u.
Bring a Torch. Jeanette, Isabella.
Nal. quartet. ,.'1. Came UPON a Md
Mixed quartet. I'm q Stable Mean ar, and ~
u! iiowly .........''...'.' 'D''Ainson
:Hsrr the Herald Angels Sing"
Anthem [3d% dioris 0h11%4t from %Ozart's Twelfth
Mass"
ds Soioists: Edith Jones. Mrs charles Hsig.
Adessa Ehrhart, Eugene Swygert. II. @.
orsanist and director: Raymond L. Rapp'
h
The choir Of the Second Baptist
Church, Fourth street and Virginia
avenue southeast, will render the fol-
lowing Christmas anthems at the IL
O'Clock morning service tomorrow:
Come and worship" Ira B. Wilson;
SOFTLY the stars Were Shining" To-
rovsky; Heavens Starry Portals"
Kohlman, and Behold, the King Has
Come" Judson. The congregational
hymns will be 20 Come, All Ye Faith
full" "It Came Upon q Midnight
Clear" and Silent Night, Holy Night"
with chimes.
White Christmas will be observed
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Evening star., 1934-12-22

At THE Potomac Heights Com
"a munity Church the musical num-
bers to be sung by the senior and
Junior choirs tomorrow win include:
II AN.
Shout the Glad ,.Tidinss". -. Fillmore