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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDEBAKER 1885 Dictator custom Sc
dam de luxe equipped radio and heater;
new-car appearance. low mileage; save
considerable on this practically new car;
1857. Lee d. Butler. Inc. 1137 18th st.
NV. District 1918.
sTUDEBAKER 1882 sport coupe. The I'm
ish Is beautiful tulipwood brown; flne,
clean upholstery: all good tires You will
find this car real value at S265. o. C. C.
guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922 22nd
t. NV. Natl: $500. Open Sun. and eve.
TERRAPI4ANE 1894 5-pass. sedan: black
paint with cream wire wheels and stripins.
good tires; the upholstery is in excellent
did care; RADIO 1895. c. C. G. guaranty.
Capitol Cadillac Co., 1922 22nd st. NV.
National 1900. Open Sun. and eve.
TERRAPI.ANE 1885 coach: beautiful black
factory hnish; interior spotless; electric
shift: driven 900 miles: S465. WarfieId
Motor %. 2525 Sherman ave. NV. Adams
AUCTION SALE by order William z. Furey
Receiver. 80 automobiles. including 1886
Chevrolet town sedan. Packard. Essex
Plymouth. Hudson and Nash in various body
types; 1895 Chevrolet; also G. M. 9; trucks
at r: l. Tay. Motor Co. 1910 14th
81. NV. THURSDAY. DEC. 10. s PM.
Inspection permitted Dec. z. 3. Q.
ADAM A WESCHIER A. SON, AuctioneefS
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1888 sedan; equipped with
heater and radio; very low mileage: spot
less throughout; low price at S497. Lee
D; Butler. Inc. 1137 18th st. NV. Dis
trlct 12ls.
PONTIAC 1895 5-passenger touring coupe;
black finish. fine, clean upholstery; all
good tires. splendid motor; radio. You
will nnd this very clean car; $685.. O. G.
O.. gusranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922
22nd st. NV. Natl. $500. Open Sun.
PONTIAC 1881 de luxe sedan: original
paint like new; new battery and tires: only
S145 90. terms: $4,000 cash. $1,000
month. Evans & Palmer. N. Y. and Fla.
PONTIAC 1884 edan; radio equipped:
motor, tires. paint and general condition
far above the average; 1897: Lee D:
sTUDEBAKER 1885 St. Regis brougham;
smart. close-coupled hve-passenger car. in
exceptionally fine condition; all-steel body.
hydraulic brakes. ETC.: very smart-lookng
car for S4o7. Lee D. Butler Inc, 1887
18th st. NV. District 1918.
sTUDEBAKER 1884 Dictator 4-door Sc
dan. excellent condition; with radio; S32g.
Hinson Motor Co.. 1852 Florida ave. ne.
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FORD 1888 de luxe Fordor sedan: new
black fnish with red trim and wire wheels;
clean interior: fine mechanical order; pri-
vately cwned; very good tires; small down
payment and easy terms, including our
famous Blue Ribbon guarantee and 30
days no-cost service Triangle Ford Deal
ers, No. N Y. ave. ne. National 1885
Omen evenings
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FORD 1885 Tudor sedans: choice Of
straight and de luxe models black finish,
thoroughly clean and completely retuned
to new-car mechanical order: all tires ex-
ment: easy terms on the balance; all carry
our famous Blue Ribbon guarantee and 30
days no-cost service; DISPLAYED at 3 con-
venient locations. Triangle Ford Dealers.
and 18th and r. I. ave. ne. National 39S2.
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PONTIAC 1885 de luxe custom sedan. with
all de luxe extras: party must sell. Only
S495; terms. See Mr.. Roper. 1021 l4th
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PLYMOUTH 1894 master coupe S295. Ma
,ional Auto Sales. 1900 Wisconsin ave.
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FORD 1895 cabriolet Washington blue
finish: radio equipped; all de luxe extras;
rumble seat; driven very little and appears
brand-new: small down payment: new-car
terms and guarantee. TRIANGLE Ford Deal
ers. No. . N. Y. ave. NV. National 1892.
Omen evenings
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OLDSMOBILE coach. 1898: just like new
throughout: you won't hnd a scratch or
bump anywhere. spotless inside. perfect
tires: mechanically will pass your most
careful inspection. Compare our price Of
only S495. Pohanka Service. 1926 10th
st NV. District DIAL
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PLYMOUTH 1888 master coupe, s3a5.
National Auto Sales, 1900 Wisconsin ave.
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FORD 1925 Fordor sedan: black baked
enamel finish; low mileage by careful
owner: spotlessly clean: safety glass all
windows: fine motor; all excellent tires:
trade your model A as down payment; easy
terms on the balance. including our famous
Blue Ribbon guarantee and 30 DAYS free
service Triangle Ford Dealers. 18th and
r I ave ne National 1886
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priced from S665 to $3.50; ali Of these Jobs
have trunks and look like new One 1885
sedan, in black. with seat covers; shines
like q new dollar priced to move. S4g5.
Two 1888 sedanS. a six and eight. with
original dark blue lacquer. All Of these cars
have been reconditioned and are in excel
Come in today. Stanley II. Horner, Inc
1929 14th ST. NV, National 9413. I'LL
14th st NV National 1871
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FORD 1882 standard coupe: beautiful con-
dition: rumble seat. Roadmaster tires. Sac
rif1ce. S1S5; terms only S25 down. Sl1
month. Evans & Palmer. 4432 Conn.
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oLDsMoBILE "s, touring sedan. 1924:
original owners fine care; black finish
hasn't a scratch. custom-made seat covers.
fine tires. large built-in trunk $3.50
Pohanka Service. 1925 Goth st. NV. Dis
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

tCuntinue0.D
9: luxe Very 1872 oM m
M.ndei chevrolst CO. winterizsd psed;csr
Sc. South end Of 11th St Bridge.
CHRYsLER de luxe Airnow sedan. 1888;
ssss designed ssr " ssbt esry
Eyans Eaile:s E s.i@er. Paine Mf. roper. lO-- -- e.'
De SOTO de luxe "windsor Prince" 1892
ss. S.n ons s'sgtu S.rms or rsas ns
down. Evans g. Palmer. New York ana
Fla. aves. ne -
DE SOTO 1884 Airfow 8-passenger sedan;
$4s5 to S3a5. Wsrfield Motor Co. 2525
Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000
DODGE 1895 buiness coupe; heater and
Stses 9Th s,sstJ sStFa'; sacrifice by owner cO5."
DODGE. 1885 sedan; floating power, hy-
draulic brakes steel body and many other
nne features; fine motor and rubber. very
clean car: S4S1. Lee D. Butler Inc" 10y
18th st NV. District 1918. ------
DODGE de luxe trunk sedan, late 1885; 8
wheels; practically new: leaving city. must
sacrifice. Columbia 1152. -
DODGE late 1888 4-door sedan; truly
low miieaSe: sacrifice. $3.50. See Mr.. Ro-
senberry. l21S Conn. ave. NV.
DODGE 1882 5-pass. sedan. model DIX;
stery; vsrv good tires This is very clean
car; S235. C. c. c. guaranty. Capitol
Cadillac Co.. 1922 "2nd st. NV. National
$500. Open Sun. and eve.
DODGE sedan. 1898; has had fine care by
original owner; paint is perfect. clean in
side. good tires. mechanically will pass any
inspection: S325. Pohanka Service. 1126
goth st. NV. District 9l4l.
DODGE 1888 sport coupe. The fnish is a
beautiful gray. not a mark or a scratch on
It: spotless upholstery. You will find this
car in splendid mechanical condition; S325.
c. G. c. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co,
1222 22nd st. NV. National 5000. Open
Sun. and eve.
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PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door trunk sedan, like
new; :S596. National Auto Sales. Wise.
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FORD 1898 Tudor sedan; new shiny black
finish; new seat covers $3.50; now
only S239. Warfield Motor Co., 1925
Sherman ave NV. Adams 5000.
FORD 1895. Tudor sedan. in black. with
5000 actual miles: clean and sound as
brard-new: tires show no wear: trade your
model A as down payment: easy terms on
the balance carries our famous Blue Rib
bon guarantee. Triangle Ford Dealers 4th
and Fla. ave. ne. Natl. 1855. Open eve
nings.
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FORD 1895 de luxe Fordor touring sedan;
white side wall tires trunk. etc; used very
little. S4g5 Columbia iSH-M
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OLDSMOBILE 1896 5-paSs. sedan. The
original Olympic blue paint is perfect, not
spot on the cloth upholstery excellent
tires and certainly a fine motor. Inspect
this car and compare our price. S645. c.
c. C. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co, 1929
22nd st. NV. National $500. Open Sun.
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black finish: new tires: real Packard me-
chanical condition d wheels, side mount
the best in town at this low price easy
ter. Is. Triangle, No. 9 N Y ave. NV. Ma
tiOnal 3HSc. Open evenings
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FORD 1885 Tudor sedan; excellent condi-
tion, carefully driven by lady: for quick
sale. S395. Call owner. Col. 2O1b.
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FORD de luxe 1894 Royalty series coupe.
rumble seat almost brand-new condition.
Must sell only S295; terms, 500 cash.
Mrs. Goodwins car, Evans d. Palmer. 4432
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1ooEs rd rns ue ls tne baot W te To-
storaee; only $4,000. 443@ Conn. ave. Nv.
& Dolp
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MrthnhtHt prntrHtant

HE choir of Mount Tabor Methodist
Protestant Church of Georgetown,
Meta Craig Turkenton. director;
Pauline Barnes Woodruff, organist,
offers the following program tomor-
row:
Organ prelude
Chorale, Break Forth. o Beau
teous Heavenly Light" Bach
Professional hymn. JOY to the World"
c, Handel
Gloria" from Twelfth Mass" Mozart
hymn. 1t Came Upon Midnight
Onertory solo, Nazareth" Gounod
J. Lawrence Young. baritone.
'Hail Gladdening Light" Martin
ReceTsiGnal Faifhfu,9 hymn. 20. coms ,,I Al Ye -.
organ postiude. ALLEGRO iOnAi o1asi AA'in
Marcia ----- Resettor G. Cole. Op. Q
The choir will present the sacred
cantata, The Eve of Grace" by S.
Sebastian Matthews.
Soloists-Mrs. ]. Lawrence Young,
Mrs. Rene Pinto, Dorothea Cutting,
sopranos; Mrs. Clyde Hunt, Gladys
Bentine, contraltos; Conrad Kreiger,
tenor; j. Lawrence Young, sr., ].
Lawrence Young. jr., Capt. William
j. Turkenton, baSsoS.
The Young Peoples Choir, under
the direction of Margaret Gilligan
Harris, will sing a Christmas cantata,
THE Bright and Morning Star" by
Ira Bishop Wilson, at the Rhode
Island Avenue Methodist Protestant
Church, Rhode Island avenue and
First street northwest, tomorrow at
pm.
Solo parts will be sung by the fol-
lowing members: Mrs. Donald Kin
ney, Elsie Mae Turner, Mary Huff
man, Genellen Flynn, Herman Lubbes,
Stewart Geigan, r. Donald Kinney
and DR.. Lester w. Harris. Eldridge
Turner, violinist, will play.
Organ accompaniment will be by
Henry Gilligan, organist of the church.
The membership of the choir in
cludes Pearlie Claytor, Frances
Bourgendien, Virginia Pile, Margaret
Rowley, Dorothy Stinson, Virginia
Cox, Mildred Brown, and MeSdameS
Lillian Mattfeldt and Hazel Lubbes.
Altos-Elizabeth Pile, Doris White,
Phyllis Richards, Murrel Miller and
June Crone
Tenors-Wallace Hitchcock, Bailey
Phelps, Richard Mattson and Dwight
Harris.
BaSSos-Charles Richardson, LIE Roy
Willett, Ralph Shoemaker, Harry Lynn
and George w. Hawse.
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choi): Hymn, 1T Came Upon q
Midnight Clear; cantata, 1.-The Christ
Child" by Charles B. Hawley; hymn,
20 Come, All Ye Faithful"
Midnight: Holy communion Gin
strumental music only.
Christmas day at IL am:
Professional hymn ~. 20 Come All Ys
Communion Service in Flat Stanford
Sing"
ohertory anthem. while Shepherds
Communion hymn $50, Let All Mortal
Reeessional hymn so. Angels From the
Realms of Glory"
Sunday after Christmas at II am,
Christmas music repeated, and 8 pm,
the cantata, 1.-THE Christ Child" will
be repeated.
The music program at st. Margaret's
Church for celebration of holy COM
munion Christmas eve (midnight) and
Christmas day, IL am, is the follow
ing:
Choral:
bright Star Shining" ~. 8. Matthews
"dioria Tibi. dratias Tibf' Basil Harwood
Before the Heavens" -Horatio Parker
To-day the Christ Is Bern. s27,,.., " w.,,.
~ ' - arr. John Z. West
"sanctus. in F'- -Gounod
....Bsnedictus aui VENT" Harwood
GLORIA IN Excelsis" Traditional
"oh: Mary Went A-journeying" Buchanan
ChIistmas prelude. "Jesu. Meme Freuds,"
..1n pulci yubilo," op. To- Ksrs-Eiert
"Divinum Mysterium,'
T. Frederick candlyn
Music program for Sunday. Deem
Der ~, IL am:
Choral:
There Were Shepherds" George C. Martin
"Benedictus es Dominue" Percy N. Cox
'.Lauds for Christmas" Howe
Variations sur un Noel" Marcel Dupre
Soloists-Elizabeth Myers Lovejoy,
soprano; Vera Nicely Ross, contralto;
George E. Anderson, tenor; Edgar
Kidwell, bass: Charlotte Klein, Or
ganist and director.
Music for the choral eucharist at
st. Columbia's Episcopal Church,
Forty-second and Albemarle streets
northwest, Emanuel A. lie Moine,
s. T. NJ, rector, Christmas eve at
1l:15 o'clock. win be as follows:
Professional, ss1oI ANGELS From the Realms
Carols. "Ths First Novel;" "sesphsrds
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and directed by Mrs. H. v. Porter, will
assist the adult group in the cantata.
Special Christmas music will be
sung at the morning worship service
by the intermediate high school choir,
directed by Mrs. Porter. They will
present Behold, Bring You Good
Tdings," by Adam Geibel, and Silent
Night, Holy Night" in which Irma
Gordon will sing the soprano obbli-
cato.
At Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
tomorrow, the cantata, "The Christ
Child" by Hawley, will be given in its
entirety. Solo parts will be sung by
Hugh Buckingham and Harold Mar
tin, tenors: william Penske and e. j.
Reunitz, baritones; Mrs. F. Kimball
Montgomery and Lois Huffman. altos,
and Grace e. Giffen, Helen Shenton,
Margaret Horn, Elizabeth MCGOWAN
and Mrs. e. Oleweiler, sopranos. The
choir is under the direction Of DR..
Robert H. Harmon and the Qrganist
10 r. 8. Stitt. st
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AniuprHaltHt
At UNIvERsALIsT NATIONAL

AT UNIVERSALIST NATIONAL
= MEMORIAL CHURCH, Sixteenth
and S streets northwest, Rev. Frederic
w. Perkins, D. D., minister, the
Christmas musical program tomorrow
will be as follows:
organ prelude. Overture from THE Mes;
Professional. Angels From the Realms
.,,, VI I.0F1 --------. smart
Anthem, 1T Came Upon a Midnig6t
chSraie. Break Forth, O Besuteous. aa
organ intermszso. Pastoral Symphony;
Anthsm; "Nishtinsale. Awake"
Conversational carol. The First Noel"
Recessional. 20 Come. All Ye Faithful"
4:sO PM. -AAH
"The Christ Child" cantata, by
Charles Hawley, will be given by the
National Capital Choir, Albert w.
Harmed, organist and director. Solo,
lists, Irene Koehl, soprano; Jessie
Masters, contralto; Howard Ludwig
and Llyn Gillcirest, tenors, and War
rem Adams and Byron Roshan, BASES.
OH Thursday afternoon at 1850
O'Clock the Public Libraries Of the
District of Columbia, DR.. George F.
Bowerman, librarian, invite the pub
lie to Christmas carol festival at
the Main Library, New York avenue
at Eighth street northwest. The car
OILS will be sung by the National Cap
ital Choir, DR.. Albert w. Harmed,
director, and the Most. Rev. Michael
j. Curley, Archbishop of Baltimore,
will give Christmas message.
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torium on Wednesday evening at
$50 pm.
This performance, under the aus
pices of the Class Music Study Project
and the Community center, is directed
by Wilhelmenia Patterson, graduate
of the University of Pennsylvania
Music Department and of the Chicago
Music College, who has had a wide
experience with choral groups at
Hampton Institute, Prarie View Col
lege in Texas and in Washington.
The organ accompaniments will be
sustained by Norman johnson, jr.
This sacred cantata comprises solo,
qusrtetts, quintets and chorus ensem-
bles sustained by talent gathered
and trained from the church group.
For reservations and information call
the Community Center office.
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christmas Throughout the Ages"
will be presented.

christmas Throughout the Ages"
will be presented.
Organ prelude.
"A Christmas Pastorale"-- Matthews
Professional. "Adeste Fideles."
Senior choir. "a Great and Mighty
ousrtet Sst "Adoramus Te"- ---Psiestrins -afs
Carol. THE First Noer' Traditional
Mems chorus. God Rest You Merry.
Junior 6sa'ie%sR eRsin Cradle HymnEaehsr
womens l;,SI,fIus. chorus. 10. How Rose .o-,u.
Senior eSoiT. with a Torch. jean: e'0llu'
Carol. . =. % Little Town of Bethie- hI.-OAi
junior choir. softly the Stars Were
choir % offertory on "silent Night, P5Gufef dPuber
Recessional, ,'Hark the Herald
orsan n' postlude. "Hailelujah Chorus SSOD'
Prom THE Messiah Handel
The Junior Choir, newly formed
organization, will make its first ap-
pearance, with Mary Hermansen as
incidental soloist. The quartet mem
bers are Charlotte Collin, Annie
Brake. Richard Barr and William
Whiting. Dorothy Iffert Lakin is
organist and choir director.
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Eattrr- Bay satnts
TOMORROW at 7 o'clock the eh,

TOMORROW at 7 o'clock the choir
of the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints will render the
story of the Nativity in music. In
stead of rendering a work of single
composer, the program will consist of
selections by different composers con-
tanning the spirit of the important in
cidents Of the birth of the Savior,
elucidated by reader, with a back
ground of organ accompaniment. The
choir numbers 60 voices and is under
the direction of Edward P. Kimball,
music director of the church. There
will be no admission charge of collec-
ton. and the public is cordially in
vited to attend.
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Tenor solo. "And the Angel Said Unite
Rev Edward O.. Goetz.
Chorus. GLORY to God in the Highest"
Male chorus. The shepherds at Bethls-
Soprano solo. And They Came With
Haste"
Carrie Boyd.
Chorus with soprano obbligato, 20 Little
Town of Bethlehem"
Virginia Wittstatt and Choir.
Hsis Chorus The Ressrn OF the shsp
herds"
Mezzo-soprano SOLO Grade Song"
Virginia WittStatt.
Chorus. Christ the Savior"
Bass solos. 1.-The Visit of the Wise Men"
W. s: Griest. r; Balthis and male voices.
Quartet, "The Divine Sacrifice"
Kathryn Schickler. Walter Baumsartner,
Gladys Broeker. William Koch:
Tenor solo. Simeon and the Child Jesus"
Henry Bagelmann,
Bass solo and chorus "Nunc Dimittis.
Randolph Balthis.
Chorus. THE Triumphant Incarnation"
Finale, Gloria in Exelsis" from ,,
Postiuds. "A jossds Postluds'
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Anttrh prrHhutrrtatt

CHRISTMAS music at the Wallace
Memorial United Presbyterian
Church, New Hampshire avenue and
Randolph street, will be given tomor-
row as follows:
1880 AM.
Prelude. "And the Glory of the Lord"
From The Messiah") - Handel
I'm Bethlehem's Town" --- Mueller
Ohertory, "Jesu Bambino" Yon
Anthems: There Were Shepherds" Vincent
Postlude. The Heavens Are Telling
From THE CreationO Haydn
4P.M.
A cantata. "The Bethlehem Way"
will be given by the Bible School
Choir and the Church Junior Choir.
The church quartet Is composed Of
Norma Simonson, soprano; Mrs.
George E. McCann, contralto; Richard
Smith, tenor, and Alexander Mason,
bass and director. Effie A. Collamore
is organist and Junior Choir director.
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gregatlonal Church the Christmas
portion of The Messiah" will be
given, the entire musical program to
be as follows:
Prelude.
Professional
Scripture reading and prayer.
Chorus, And the Glory of the Lord"
Reeits,ive :aTsn, ssi,S snS Al. air ibass?!- nrS
But Who May Abide the Day of His
Recitative and air (alto and chorus)-
Fhau rhs xssn Telsss Sas coed fans.
Chorus. For Unto Us Child Is Born"
organ, Pastoral symphony"
There Were Shepherds Abiding in the
"And; Lci the Angel of the Lord Came
and the Angel Said Unto Them"
"And Suddenly There Was With the
Chorus. "Glory to God"
Air tsopranoI., Rejoice Greatly. o Daugh-
Recitative and air talto and soprano)-
Then Shall the Eyes of the Blind Be
"He Shall Feed His Flock Like shep-
Chorus. Behold the Lamb of God"
RecesSional Rejoice, Ye Pure in Heart"
Benedictlon and choral amen.
The Christmas music program at
Cleveland Park Community Church
tomorrow will be as follows:
IL a.m.:
Organ prelude. christmas Meditations. /"
Rolfe
Tenor s olo. "Jesu Bambino" -Yon
Clifton Il. Moore.
Anthem, Gloria In ExcelsiS Deo''
Traditional
BY the CAoir.
Onertory solo, The Birthday of a King"
Neiollnger
Mrs. A. G. Ssone.
Candle light service, pm.
Organ prelude. Christmas Fantasie'
ofertory solo. The virgins Lullaby
Buck
Mrs. A. G. Stone.
During the candlelight service the
children of the church school will
present a pageant of the Nativity,
with the singing of old English Yule-
tide carols.
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Eutlrrratr
Evangelical,

THE annual Christmas candle-light-
ing service will be held at Con-
cordia Lutheran Evangelical Church,
Twentieth and g streets northwest to-
morrow at pm. The Concordia
Woman's Chorus and the Glee Club
will present the musical part of the
service and the soloists are Cathreen
Carrico, soprano; Henrietta Flynn,
contralto; Robert Volland, tenor. and
Howard Samsel, bass. The program
Is as follows:
.Rejoice Greatly CMessiah) Handel
rTSssIsiGRa1, pErssS Fnr,b "Adeste Fideies."
christmas Bach
''Freut Euch ihr Lieben christen" AD@A'
Praetorius
.esro1l q q the the Russian Children ils'tSissl 9aal
Rejoice. Rejoice"
Christians Hark"
(Bressan CaroD -Darcieux
Carol Of the Pinerari Naples).
A-Shining Far in the East
(AmertcanD -Kettering
Solemn Antiphonal TIE Deum."
"Christ Child's Lullaby"
John r. Monroe Is the choir di-
rector.
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Mfthuhtat Eptarupal
Snutt1

THE combined choirs of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church and
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, totaling $50 voices, will render
a program of Christmas music and
carols at Epworth Christmas Eve at
7:45 o'clock.
The program will be repeated SUM-
day evening, December q, at the
Trinity Church.
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Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock
the Sunday school program will be
given in the church, with the congre-
cation participating in the service by
singing Christmas carols, under the
direction Of william s. Hepner. A
cordial welcome is extended to all.
The children are urged to come.
The adult choir of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church on Seventh street
near e southwest will present the
Christmas cantata, Bethlehem" by
J. H. Maunder, tomorrow evening at
Q o'clock. Carrie v. Byram, formerly
Of Eastern High School. is the organist
and choir director. The soloists who
will take part are: Evelyn Church,
soprano: Edith Martin. mezzo-soprano:
Edith White, contralto; Ernest Kahlert,
tenor; Val Scannell, tenor. and e. r.
Kidwell, bass-baritone. The robed
Iunior choir, which has been trained
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On Christmas eve at 1880 pm. at
Christ Lutheran Church, Bethesda,
Chevy Chase, Md. Rev. Henry J.
Whiting, pastor, asprogram entitled.
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The choir Of "a mixed voices Of
Georgetown Presbyterian Church, un-
der the direction of Mrs. Frank Akers
Frost, organist, with Mrs. Herbert r.
Atiridge, soprano, and William Bar
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Sherman J. Kreuzburg, organist and
choirmaSter.

At All Souls Memorial Church,
Cathedral and Connecticut avenues.
the music at the Christmas eve service
and on Christmas day will be: Pro-
cessional, 20 Come All Ye Faithful"
with Descant by Jeanne Boyd; Soft
ly the Stars Are Shining" by Toro-
vosky; 20 Holy Night" by Adams;
20 Little Town Of Bethlehem" by
Neidlinger.
The soloists are Mrs. Hugh A. Brown
and Lorraine German, sopranos. Or
ganist and director, Frances Harrison.
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Reformed.
Christmas music at the Grace Re-
formed Church will include the fol-
lowing numbers:
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Congregational
CHRISTMAS music at First Con-
gregational Church will be given

CHRISTMAS music at First Con-
~ gregational Church will be given
tomorrow as follows:
A cappella Choir. Ruby Smith stahl.
l. ca "Iow Far Is 1t to Bethlehem"
tb, "An Knew He was There"
II. Ga, Christmas in the y9sS SsS.' ysSa,s' n.n,.,.
0) Bring a Torch. Jsanetfs
III, "Halleiajsh Chorus" from ''Ths
psssn. Paul ps hens Gable. 95saaiss; gs;la w.
"Christmas in SICILY Fletro fon
"Noel of the Bressan Waits"
"The Shepherds Pipes and ne Star:
March of the Magi Kings" (The con:
star which guided the wise men to the
scherzo shs' on min In Dulci Jubilo" -candlyn
''The Holy Night" Dudley Buck
Traditional
Music Incidental to Christmas pageant.
A Capella Choir.
IN HoS Ru'ei ASy 5SOil9 goly arr Aeoen
Music incidental to Christmas pageant.
At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow Christmas
music will be rendered at both the
morning and 4:45 O'Clock carol serv-
ices by the Mount Pleasant Chorus
$50 voices), under the direction of
Norton M. Little, with Claude Robe
son at the organ and Evelina Evans
Clinchy, soprano; Mary S. Apple,
contralto; Raymond T. Pigott. tenor;
and Carroll E. Robb, bass, as soloiSts.
For the carol service the junior choir
of the church, under the direction OF