Evening star., 1937-12-18

Quartet, 10. How Rose Fer Blooming
Miss Lank, Mrs. 'Callbeck, Mr.. Mears anc
Mr. Van Pelt.
The organ postlude, Noel ----- Buck
TRINITY M. E. CHURCH, Fifth
and Seward square S.E.-There
will be special music at both services
tomorrow. The quartet composed of
Margery League, soprano; Lenna
Gauss, alto; John Hall, tenor, and
Robert Ewing, bass, will sing Sing o
Sing This Blessed Morn" Rogers, and
Rejoice in the Lord" Hollins. Mar
gerry League will sing From Gallilee
Mother Came" by Geof1rey O'Hara
AS prelude to the evening service
John M. Hall will sing group of fa-
miliar Christmas carols from 7:45 to
pm. The chorus choir will render
THE Birthday of the King" Neid-
Iinger, and There Were Shepherds, u
Vincent. Mrs. Gauss and Miss League
will sing 20 Holy Night" by Adam.
Sunday, December 26:
The music at the morning service
includes an organ prelude. And the
Glory of the Lord" by Handel: Arise" +"
Shine" by Maker, and GLORY to
God" by Pergolesi sung by the quar-
tet, and 'The Virgins Slumber Song"
by Max Roger, sung by Lenna Orr
Gauss.
A candlelight carol service will be
held at 8 pm. The solo quartet, Junior
and senior choirs will participate. The
program will include:
There Were Shepherds" Scot
% Bethlehem" A BASQUE carol
THE Shepherds christmas Song
..A "a slumber Song of the Madonna5 Head
Gesu Bamblno' Yon
"Phe The shephsrds her S Story" Dickinson
rlHs Out re beiiS --------- Heinrich
The solo parts will be taken by
Margery League. soprano Lenna
Gauss, alto; John Hall, tenor, and
Robert Ewing, baritone. The newly
organized male quartet, John Hall,
first tenor; Robert Bowsher, second
tenor; Ernest Frazier, baritone. and
Robert Ewing, bass, will sing an ar
rangement of Silent Night"
The music is under the direction
OF Emma Louise Thompson, organist.
I TNION M. E. CHURCH-A carol
service will be given tomorrow
evening with the following musical
program:
Isaiah ike.
organ Eanra prelude, I'm Bethlehem's
PROFESSIONAL THE First Noer' Traditional do1is
..coo Eighteenth Century, melody
Good Chr Christian Men Rejoice" Traditional
Ring Out Te Msrrs cbnTca 'a e,}ss, Bells" 'uas0n
THE Ride of the kinssa oia silesian melody
1.-THE Prince of Peace oio pyrenes melody
"A Christina, EsS11ss EoHTtsenth century melody
There We're shepherds" sRegd Dr. TTdweEes ThseEas
The sbepherds' Christmas Song" NNe'
..c,.,., Austrian folksong
offertory The Holy night" Dle9yiG Vaii
rs rSarol OF the Russian Children" Gaul
'Gesu sa11S sanbinoyg, nbinryg, and the Infant Jesus
What Child Is This?" Traditional
Sacred folksong. 1888
Soloists: Mrs. j. F. Albert, soprano
and director; Mrs Frank Lampertz
soprano; Jean Shirley Albert, soprano
and fiutist; Katherine Thacker, Or
ganist.
WAUGH METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Third and A streets
NE, Gene Stewart, organist and di-
rector OF music-Tomorrow at the II
am. service the senior choir will
sing ''Hark! What Mean Those Holy
Voices" by c. w. Heinrich.
At the pm. service a play, why
the Chimes Rang" will be given, the
music by the young peoples choir.
On Sunday, December 26, the young
peoples choir will sing at the morn
ing service the anthems ''The Birth OF
Savior" by Carolyn Freeman, and
"The Prince of Peace" B. Holton. A
solo, 20 Holy Night" Adam, will be
sung by Mrs. Allan F. Poore, director
of the young peoples choir.
A special musical service will be
given at 7:45 pm. by the senior choir
The program will include Christmas
carols and will feature the cantata
''The Babe Of Bethlehem" by Ham,
blen.
WESLEY METHODIST EPIsCO-
w PAL CHURCH, Connecticut ave-
nue. and Jocelyn street, Marie Little
organist and director. At the II
O'Clock service tomorrow Mrs. little
will play the "Offertory on Two Christ
mas Hymns" by Guilmant, and "Lau-
damus TIE" eve Praise Thee, by Arm
strong. The choir will sing "Sing, @