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Adams-Buck; "A Babe Lies in the
Cradle" traditional.
8 p.m-Pageant, "A Mystery Tor
Christmas" Howard Mckinney. A
cast Of % costumed and mixed chorus.
Soloists-Mrs. A. F. Poore, Louise
Reed, Ruth Dick, Robert Griest and
Walter w. NARROW.
At II am. the Christmas music at
Metropolitan A. M. z. Church, DR..
William H. Thomas, minister, will be:
Prelude, Holy Night, Silent Night"
Professional, ANGELS From the Realms
Scripture carol. 20 Little Town of
Male Quartet, While shepherds ,I..N
Anthem sSneq Behold ans that FhSsA STAR Burieieh
Duet, "Cantique de Noel"
Sermon, THE Soul Of Christmas"
Anthem. I'M The Heavens Are Tellins" Hayden
M.Has Wen saotRsas s Bsas'ea shoPsssa Gssspi''
4:30 pm, Candlelght Procession,
given by the following churches:
Mount Moriah Baptist, Israel c. M. E.
Church, Third Baptist, Campbell A.
M. E., Zion Baptist, Brown Memorial
A. M. E., Shiloh Baptist, Metropolitan
A. M. E. Church.
Eliza Coppage, dramatic reader in
1.-THE Mansion" by Henry Van Dyke.
Corrine z. Martin, chairman. Christ
mas eve services at IL pm. Music
by the senior and Junior choirs, fol-
lowed by the holy communion.
The program of music for tomorrow
at Calvary Methodist Church, Co.
lumbia road near Fifteenth street,
will be as follows: At the morning
service the anthems will include Sing
O Heavens" by Tours; "The Shep-
herds Christmas Song" (Reiman-
Dickinson), with soprano solo by Ruby
Potter, and "Cantique de NoeP'
(Adam), with solo by Theodor Nor
gan, tenor.
The evening service will be entirely
of music, with candlelight process
sional by the three choirs-senior
young peoples and junior, numbering
80 voices The carols will include:
THE First Noel" traditional; THE
Holly and the Ivy" English, with OBJ
bligato by the junior choir; THE Angel
and Shepherds, Bohemian. The an
thems will include two special fea-
lures, Come Unto Me-" Bach; double
chorus from the st. Matthew Passion,
sung by senior and young peoples
choirs, antiphonally; also Gounods
Nazareth" arranged for three choirs
by Mr.. Potter. Other anthems will be
"Lo, How a Rose" (for mems voices);
THE Song of Mary" by Fischer, and
the "Hallelujah Chorus" Handel. The
choirs will be conducted by Louis
Potter, John Wells will assist at the
organ and Harriet Frush at the piano.
Epworth M E. Church South will
hold its annual Christmas candle
light service tomorrow evening at
7:50 o'clock. Eighty singers from the
three choirs of the church, under the
direction of Robert Ruckman, will
present numbers by Praetorius, Han
del, Carlo Rossini and arrangements
of traditional carols of various coun-
tries by Thiman, Reimann and Dick
inson. The following soloiSts from the
senior choir will assist: Eva Goebel,
soprano; Dora Payne and Anne Smith,
altos; Stuart Black, tenor, and James
Payne, bass. SoloistS from the other
caoirs will be Irma Norwood, Dorothy
Jean Eggeling, Bruce Bryan and
Reuben Poole.
The program for tomorrow at Trim
ity Methodist Church will be as fol-
lows:
At the morning service, the Trim
ity Quartet will sing "Gesu Bam-
bino," by Pietro Yon, and GLORY Be
to God" by Pergolesi.
In the evening, the full choir will
present Dudley Bucks Christmas
cantata, "The Coming of the King"
Solo parts will be sung by Margery
League, Helen N. Perry, Raymond
Baine, c. Wendell Curtis and the di-
rector. Albert w. Perry.
The Central Methodist Episcopal
Church of Bethesda announces for
tomorrow the third in a series of
special musical services being given
on the fourth Sunday night of each
month. The augmented choir, under
the direction of Ruth L. Morgan,
soprano, will be assisted by Evelyn
Scott, violinist and Robert Frederick
Freund, baritone The following pro-
gram of Christmas music will be
given, with Myrtle Alcorn at the
piano:
Prelude. "Chorale". ..... Cesar Franck
Christmas Carol from Lapland.
Choir
"a ave ~, MARIA Miss Scott. '''''' '''4n's ,1.~
u HOLY NiSnv Mrs Mraa''''''' Morgan AuA"
ofertory. Silent st,. Might" r,,.,n
Miss Alcorn.
"Softly the Stars Were Shining,
ef'eu'e Miss Scott. - -'' AN''''
1.-THE Angels Song ....... .Lynes
The Christmas music for the Chevy
Chase Methodist Episcopal Church,
Edward Gardiner Latch, minister, to-
morrow, is as follows
There Were Shepherds" (Spence),
by double quartet; "Oh Little Town
of Bethlehem" (Neidlinger), by double
quartet; "Gesu Bambino" (Yon), by
Mrs. William E. Braithwaite, So
prano.
The double quartet CONSISTS OF MIS-.
William E. Braithwaite, soprano and
director; Lillian Zuck and Alice Bic
laski, altos; Thelma Burton King, So
prano: Lawrence Troth and Fred j..
Leonard, basses, and E. Lester Simp-
son, tenor.
The following musical program Will
be presented tomorrow at the Petworth
Methodist Episcopal Church. New
Hampshire avenue at Grant Circle:
MORNING SERVICE
1"' ois"A ' Guilmant
The professional hymn. "Adeste Fideles."
Senior, girls and junior cnoirs
Pergolesi
ofsrtory: male chorus, March Of the :,
Anthem. girls choir ''The children at
the Manger." Noel Provencal de Bas1uet
Of Glory. The combined choirs