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tralto; Bernhard Spnle, tenor; Ran
dolph Hughes, bass; Reginald KaSSe-
baum, violin; Inez Becker, violin;
Mabel Duncan, cello; Paul Fishbaugh
organist and director.
The program of music for Christmas
Of LIE Congregation Francaise, the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church, to
be given Sunday, December 27, at
%pm, will be as follows:
"cantique pour Noel, Adolphe Adam
Violin Obbligato. Mile. Garet.
Aria The Christmas oratorio'' ]. S. Bach
Violoncello. M. Emile Semon =.
Les AngeS dams nos Compagnes.
''Noel Franchise du, Xveme Steele"
'Daas les cieuX" :.Marehe deS Rois."
.''vieux Noel du XVI Steele" .,..
"Vieux Noel Alsaclen,'
Nine. Alfred w. Sherman.
veux Soe Pastoraie du eesss HSene
The Choir and Congregation;
ci0'hfh aafien ds Castle, 1a1Pe TenoP' 'efA
Members of the choir-Mme. Charles
r. Shepard, Nine. Alfred w. Sherman,
Nine. F. Bernard, Mile. Wilfong, Mile.
M Harlem Castle. M. Duffey. M.
Du Mond.
At tomorrow's services in Central
Presbyterian Church, Sixteenth and
Irving streets northwest, the follow
ing Christmas music program will be
gwen:
IL AM.
Gloria j. in EScelsis IS;se! Dec" -lemmsns Y0s
y Heard the Bells on Christmas Day"
20 Little Town OF Bethlehem
eo'GS !Sisht of Nights" s"---=van de Water
.-r Mrs; Roy SgH ". Prince Prince Soprano; qI,;Espoir
Organ postiude; "HaiIeiujah Chorus .nd.,
Je John Russell Mason, organist.
800 PM.
Christmas cantata, "TidingS OF JOY"
by c. H. Lowden, directed by Earl
Carbauh, with incidental solos by Con-
ME Waldman and Eleanor Bourdene,
sopranos; Charles Pentz and Thomas
HAYES, tenors; Katherine Ware, con-
tralto. and Livingston Vann, baritone.
The following musical program will
be presented at the morning service
of the Church of the Covenant-Flrst
, Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Tne
quartet is composed of Helen Howl
son soprano; Elsie Radle, contralto;
Charles Wilfrid Smith, tenor, and
James E. S. Kinsella, bass. with
George H. Wilson, organist and direc-
tor.
Carols to be sung before the service:
Carols to be sung before the service:
GOOD Christian Men. Rejoice" 1n Dulci
"God Rest You. Merry Gentlemen" dradi-
'BTishtest and Best of the Sons of the
Christmas songs and carols; ssu. ~ pot.sr
"sing We Noel French carol of the six
"In Stable Mean and Lowly" tCorsican
sGesH Bambino" ("The Infant Jesus"l.
BY Pietro A. Yon
Christmas folk songs:
"sleep, My Jesus. Sleep" (old Dutch lui-
eye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones" German
"a Christmas Carol from Lapland" tradi-
..chTistmas Song" BY Francis Snow
Christmas music will be rendered
tomorrow by the vested choir Of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church, Sixth
street and Maryland avenue north
east; DR.. Alfred E. Barrows, pastor;
Charles w. Guest, director; Nellie M.
Sacrey, organist, with Frances Rob-
inson at the piano, as follows:
IL AM
Organ t,an. and piano. "A Christmas Medits3 No,te
Anthem, Unto Us Child Is Born" ,n
onertory. 20 Little Town of Bethlehem"
Anthem. There Were shepherds,'-- vincent
Organ and piano. JOY to the World :, ~
The quartet is composed of Dorothy
Reddish. soprano; Helen Ware. con-
tralto: Eugene Dahl, tenor; William
Lanier, bass, assisted by volunteer
chorus.
At the evening service the White
Christmas" will be celebrated by the
Sunday School with a Christmas
pageant, "And There Were Shep-
herds" Herbrecht.
Music for lexington Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will be as follows:
Prelude. The cs@iRs M4Rslad q The klns"--Buck
JUNIOR Choir. THE Virgins sumbeT
Solo. aCantioue de NoeT'-
Marian B. Myers.
Junior Choir GLORY to God" Sutherland
o1ertory, "A Shepherds Idyl' =GeibeI
Postlude, March Fantastica"---- Bargiel
EVENING.
Prelude. March of the Magi Kings"
Onertory. "Odertoire' -Batiste
Postlude Festival March" ---Syre
At the evening service the young
peoples chorus will lead the congre-
CATION in Christmas carol singing.
Organist, Ruth F. Kimball; pre-
eentor, D. e. Morgan; director, Young
Peoples Choir, Freda Phillips; direc-
tor Junior Choir, Anna F. Kimball.
Christmas music will be rendered
ut the Fourth Presbyterian Church a.
both services tomorrow. A special
musical service in the evening at 8
o'clock will be given by the choir:
Grace Wooden and Elizabeth Swift,
sopranos; Marion Webb, Rita Grim
and Estelle Nelson, contraltos; Lewis
Dixon, tenor; Theodore Belote, John
Westin, bass. Also Robert Dawson,
bassoon player Of the United States
Navy Band. Mrs. Chester Adair, or
ganist and director.
Following is the program:
MORNING.
Prelude ,"Adoration" BaroWsE
Anthem-"And the Glory of the Lord"
from the Cantata. Bethlehem"
"Hallelujah Chorus from the
Messiah"
EVENING.
Yrelude-"Paraphrase- to the World"
lold French carroll - Lemare
Anthem-"Before Thy Presence" --Gluck
ST Bring You Good Tidings" Wilson
Bassoon solo-"O Holy Night"----Adams
Anthen-"Silent Night. Holy Night"
SOPRANO. solo-'Little Child in siupSs5,
Anthem-'The Shepherds Came" Heyser
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