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''Other Wise Men"

With Katherine Riggs as harpist
and director of music for the 14th
annual production of the famed
Christmas drama legend, THE Other
Wise Man. to be given Decem-
ber 26 through December 20 each
evening at Luther Place Memo
rial Church, the singers who will
be heard in the festival drama will
be those who have been heard in the
past several years so successfully, in
Guiding Nina Norman as the Hebrew
mother, Christine Irish as the beggar
girl at the temple gates, Mary Apple,
as the minstrel of the prologue; j..
Edmond Veitch, Charles Whitten
and Eugene Kressin, as the Three
Wise Men.
Mr.. Veitch and Mr.. Kressin will
likewise be heard in the final epi-
sode, "At the Damascus Gate" as
cantors in the temple on the day of
crucifixion.
The organ and choral program
preceding each of the four presenta-
tions of '"The Other Wise Man" will
be presented by a different group of
church choir singers and choral
clubs. On Tuesday night, December
81, the Schubert Singers, directed by
Mrs. Chester Adair, will sing the
program, beginning at 7:45, and on
Thursday, December 20, the choral
program will be given by the choir
of Luther Place Memorial Church,
directed by Cornelia Long Kinsella.
The public is always invited to at
tend the presentation Of the drama.
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Christmas Concert
By Arts Club Group

The choral group of the Arts Club,
20l7 I street NV, Otto Torney
Simon, director, Katherine Morrison
at the piano, will give it's eighth
Christmas concert in the club audi
torium .on Thursday evening, at
$50, after the club dinner. Ervine
Stenson, pianist. will play the "E
Flat Major Sonata" of Mozart.
The program is as follows:
Glory to God in the Higest,' Per-
golesi; He Is My God" Handel;
Il Will Exalt Him." Handel; "Lo,
My Shepherd Is Divine Haydn
"Jesu, Joy of Mans Desiring"
Bach; "Benedictus, Qui VENT"
from the "Missa Choralis'O, List:
There Shall Star Come Forth"
CChristusD, Mendelssohn The
Morning Star on High Is Glowing, :"
Praetorius; Alteration of Angels"
childhood of Christi. Berlioz;
Born Today" Sweelinck.
At the close of the program a
hymn of benediction will be sung,
composed and directed by George F..
Bayliss of the choral group.
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George w. Chadwicks Land of Our
Hearts" at the close of this session.
Early in the meeting a demonstra-
tion will be given by a childrens
chorus from Friendship House and
the Girl Reserve Glee Club of the
Y. w. c. A. under the direction of
Jessie M. Olin, director of music at
Friendship House. Helen Middle
ton Smith will be accompanist for
this program.
Important musical events that
have been included on the conven-
ton program are the concert by
the National Symphony Orchestra,
DR.. Hans Kinder, conductor, on
Wednesday night, December %, at
$3.50 pm. in Constitution Hall, with
the Washington Choral Society,
Louis Potter, director, and Evelyn
SWarthout, American concert pian-
list, as assisting artists; an organ
recital by Palmer Christian of the
University of Michigan on the new
Skinner organ at Washington Ca
thedral on Thursday afternoon, De-
cember 20, at 4 o'clock; a concert
by the Coolidge Quartet, sponsored
by the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge
Foundation, at the Library of Con-
gress, also at 4 pm. Thursday; a
program by the Washington Choral
Society at the Mayfower Hotel at
5 pm. Friday, and concert by the
Budapest Quartet, sponsored by the
Gertrude Clarke Whittall Founda-
ton, at the Library of Congress at
$3.50 pm. Friday.
Members of the M. T. N. A. will
be rendered reception by Mrs.
Roosevelt at the White House on
the opening day of the convention.
The annual banquet of the associa-
ton will be held on Thursday night
at 7:30 o'clock, with Lawrence Tib-
bett as guest of honor and principal
speaker and Rudolph CAM, famous
conductor pianist and composer,
as POSTMASTER. Two young Ameri-
can artists, Rosa Tentoni. soprano
OF the Metropolitan Opera. and
Benjamin Jones, pianist and winner
OF the MacDoWell Club prize. will
furnish the musical program for
the banquet, which is to be at the
Mayflower.
A luncheon will be given on Fri
day, December 30, at u O'Clock, at
the Mayflower Hotel, in honor of
the officials and delegates to the con-
vention, by the National Federation
OF Music Clubs. Mrs. Vincent Ober.
National Federation president, will
preside. Olin Downes music critic
of the New York Times and directc
OF the department of music for the
Worlds Fair, will be the speaker.
Reservations for the luncheon NAV
be made through Thelma Callahan.
sos Taylor street NV.
The local arrangements for the
convention are in the hands of q
committee headed by DR.. Harold
Spivacke, chief of the music divi-
sion OF the Library of Congress.
Fanny Amstutz Roberts. president
OF the Washington Music Teachers
Association, Inc, is chairman of thn
Membership Committee, enlisting
support of the convention locally.
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Music Club to Sing
Yuletide PROGRAM

The Tuesday Evening Music Club
will present its ninth consecutive
Christmas program at the University
Club on Thursday evening at $50
o'clock Reorganized from the
larger club of previous seasons. the
group now numbers Is singers from
the studios of Florence Howard.
They will present a street scene,
London, 1843, and will appear in
costumes of the period. During the
program an old nativity play will
be given based on the music of
Richard Trunks song-cycle, "Weih-
nachtslieder."
Lila Burt. violinist, is the assist
ing artist: Marjorie Davis. the ac-
companist, and Mrs. Howard, the
director. Members of the ensemble
are Ina Holtzscheiter, Alice Hatch,
Alice Sherrer, Elma Dotter, Frances
Tucker, Grace Brown. Myrtle Barnes,
Eleanor Westergren, Margaret War;
then, Florence Booker, Ruth Wes-
tergren, Selma Last, Gladys Wilcox,
Eleanor Catron and Ida Kaufman.
Tahmineh Irani is the narrator.
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Concert Schedule
TODAY.

National Symphony Orches-.
ira, DR.. Hans Kinder, con-
ductor; Lucille Manners, So
prano, soloist; Constitution
Hall, 4 pm.
Gordon String Quartet,
Emanuel Wishnow, violinist,
assisting; Library of Congress,
8:l5 pm.
Fleurette Joffrie, soprano, re-
cital, Roosevelt Hotel, $50 pm.
Y. w. C. A., why the
Chimes Ring" and carols, Girl
Reserves. 4 pm.
Army Band, Army Band Au-
ditorium, 8 pm.
MONDAY.
Genia Nemeroff and Pierre
Luboshutz, duo-pianists; Rose
hampton, soprano; Mayflower
Hotel, II am.
Washington Chamber Music
Society, candlelight concert,
Phillips Gallery, 5 pm.
TUESDAY.
christmas Through the
Ages" Arts Club, evening.
Army Band, Army Band Au-
ditorium, 3:l5 pm.
Soldiers Home Band Or
chestra, $50 pm.
WEDNESDAY.
Marine Band, Marine Bar
racks, 2::30 pm, Marine Band
Symphony Orchestra, 8 pm.
Children of social agencies,
carol singing. Library of Con-
gress, AIS pm.
Xenos Club and Elizabeth
Somers Glee Club, carols, Y.
w. c. A., 6 pm.
THURSDAY.
Choral group of Arts Club,
o T. Simon. director: Ervine
Stenson, pianist, assisting; Club
auditorium. $50 pm.
Tuesday Evening Music Club,
Florence Howard, director; Lila
Burt, violinist, assisting; Uni
versity Club. $50 pm.
Candlelight service, Epiphany
Church. S pm.
Candlelight service, Foundry
Church, pm.
Army Band, Army Band Au-
ditorium, 3 pm.
Soldiers Home Band Orches-
ira, $50 pm.
FRIDAY.
Marine Band, Marine Bar
racks. 3 pm.
SATURDAY.
Marine Band, Lafayette Park.
4:30 pm; tree lighting service
Army Band. Army Band Au-
ditorium. 1870 pm.
Soldiers Home Band Orches-
ira, $50 pm.
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of a bronchial ailment, will sing the
aria, "Convien Partir,' from Dom
izetti's opera, The Daughter of the
Regiment; Henschels "Morgen
Hymne" and Rizet's "Ouvre ton
occur" Dr. Kinder will open the
concert with Bachs Prelude and
Fugue in C Minor" Schuberts
Symphony No. in c Major" will
complete the program.
The Freed work, the first of sew
eral American compositions an
nounced for premieres in Washing
ton this season by DR.. Kinder, in
cludes the following movements:
The Bells The Mill" THE Hid
den Brook" The Country Cart"
THE Shepherds Pipe" AT the
Fair Grey Skies" and The Coun-
try Revel."
The composer has furnished the
following background material about
the new suite:
Tn 1888. while living in Paris, 1
had completed a piano sonata based
on polyrhythmic patterns. For re-
taxation from this rather absorbing
work, I dashed off number of short
pieces for the piano with the idea
of experimenting with the same
processes of polyrhythmic in much
smaller forms. The Mill for ex-
ample, is based on a figure of seven
beats accompanied by repeated
figure of three beats. Eight of these
short pieces were published that
year as a suite of 'Pastorales.'
From the outset I had a kind of
fondness for these pieces which
prompted me to rewrite them three
years later as a set of short pieces
for orchestra. While the thematic
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Pageant at Church

Christmas Everywhere Tonight" !"
a pageant written by DR.. H. Angus
tine Smith of Boston University, will
be presented by the choirs and Bible
School of the National City Chris
tian Church this evening. DR.. Smith
is director of church and commun-
ity music, Boston University, and
chairman of music in religious edu-
cation of the National Federation
of Music Clubs.
The pageant will consist of several
episodes.
One of the unusual scenes to be
shown in this pageant will be that
of an Indian Madonna, with suit
able music. and costumes.
DR.. Smith will be here to direct
this pageant which will have a cast
of 100 people. The public is in
vited.
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Music Play bv Girls

The Girl Reserves of the Young
Women's Christian Association will
again present why the Chimes
Rang" by Elizabeth Apthorp Nc
Fadden, adapted from the play by
Raymond Mcdonald Alden, for the
Christmas service of the association
at 4 o'clock this afternoon, The
play is directed by Alice Sigworth
Morse, and there will be a choir
of go junior high school Girl Re-
serves, assisted by the senior high
school Girl Reserve Glee Club of
go voices, under the direction of
Mary M. Burnett. Accompanies
for the choirs are Mrs. John S. Bur-
lew and Mildred Chaplin of the Girl
Reserve staff. Helen Middleton
Smith of the Girl Reserve staff will
be at the organ. Mabel r. Cook,
Girl Reserve executive, and Mar
garet Graves, assistant Girl Reserve
secretary, are in charge of general
arrangements.
Following is the musical program
for the play:
Professional 20 Come All Ye Faith
full
Junior High School Choir.
Noel, Let Us Sing traditional
French.
Softly the Stars Were Shining"
Junior High School Choir.
NOEL Aleluiar' Father Finn
While by MY Sheep" tGerman,. ANA
las Lately We Walked" (Austran).
Junior High School Choir.
christmas Rose" lCatalonian.
Virgins Slumber Song Reger
Westminster Carol UraditionaD
Senior High School Girl Reserve
Glee Club
After the play in Barker Hall
there will be carols in the lobby,
when the Senior High School Glee
Club will sing: "Jesu, Joy of
Mans Desiring" Bach, and Carol
of the Russian Children" arranged
by Harvey Gaul, followed by the
singing of traditional carols by the
audience.
The public is cordially invited to
attend
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material is for the most part based
on the piano suite, the pieces them
selves have been much expanded.
One of the published pieces. The
Hills has been omitted entirely and
several others not part of the pub
lished set AT the Fair and The
Village Band have been included III
this orchestral suite"
The Schubert &c Major SYM
2hony" is one of those works that
seem to prove that a musicians
genius is not appreciated until after
his death. The symphony was the
last work written by Schubert in
this form. He gave the score to
the Vienna Music Society for per-
formance, but the work proved too
difficult and was given up in re-
hearsal The Society of Friends
of Music produced the symphony
in 1928, about a month after Schu-
berts death.
The Bach prelude and Fugue in
G Minor" was originally an organ
work and has been transcribed for
modern symphony orchestra by Ed
gar T. Paul, organist and composer,
of Baltimore, Md.
Tickets for today's concerts will
be on sale at the Constitution Hall
box Office after II o'clock this
morning.
The complete program for today
follows:
prelude and Fugue in Minor Bach
"Convien Partir." from The Daugh-
ter of the Regiment Donizetti
Miss Manners.
"Pastorales" Freed
(First performance anywhere
"Morgen Hymne" Henschel
Miss Manners.
louvre ton coeur Bizet
Miss Manners
Symphony No. in c Major
Schubert
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Music in Churches TODAY

At Hamline Methodist Episcopal
Church, Sixteenth street at Allison
NV. the large chorus choir, under
the direction of John H. Marville,
will sing Christmas music at the
morning service at II o'clock today.
Soloists are: Ethel Stickles, soprano;
Mabel Flehr, contralto; John Muir
ply, tenor, and Mr.. Marville, bass.
Lyman S. McCrary will be the guest
organist. The program follows:
oEsan pTends "NSss Srsst rolt5 Glsment Loret
Beauteous Heavenly Light - Bach
Processionsl hymn: Ss Is Come, All Ye
Faithful
Chorus:
Praetorius
,Hrransemens by Alfred whitehean
organ: christmas in Sicily
seDtes rThs sSns by Of Abers kranz
1s,., s,s. Gl.rsncs - pickins9,a .y...,a
orsan: GOOD FOOD News From Heayen" ,.,
An entirely different program of
Christmas music will be given by
the choir on Sunday, December Is,
at the II o'clock service.
The annual candle-lighting serv-
ice of the Concordia Lutheran
Church, Twentieth and G streets
NV. (Rev. Charles Enders, pas
tori, will be given this evening at
8 o'clock. The Concordia Choir, di-
rected by John Monroe, will be as
sisted by Cathreen Carrico, soprano,
soloist.
The program is as follows: "The
Three Kings" SCHNEIDER; Break
Forth" Bach; Rejoice" from "vir-
gin Pure Is Born" Byrd Howard
Samsel, bass; "Freut Euch,"
Schroeder; GLORY to God" Mes
siah," Handel; 10, How a Rose"
Praetorius; Carol of the Bressan
Waits" Darcieux; 20 Holy Night"
Adams; There Is a Star in the
East" Dett; Unto Us a Child Is
Born" Messiah" Handel.
At All Souls Church, Unitarian,
this afternoon at O'Clock, there
will be program of Christmas mu-
sic by Bach, played by Lewis At
water, organist. Charles Trow-
bridge Tittmann, bass, will sing
Mighty Lord" from the Christmas
oratorio.
wesley Methodist Episcopal
Church, Connecticut avenue and
Jocelyn street. The minister, Rev.
]. Luther Neff, will preach at the II
o'clock service today on the IA
miliar carol, Silent Night! Holy
Night" The choir, under the di-
rection of Marie Little, organist and
director, will render the following
Christmas music: Anthems: THE
Guiding Star" by Maunder;s "Holi-
est Night, Silent Night" from 1.-The
Christ Child" by Hawley, and %,
Holy Night" by Adam, with OBJ
bligato solo by Doris Little. For or
gan numbers, Mrs. Little will play
"Gesu, Bambino," by Pietro Yon,
with violin accompaniment by Ger
altine Gentzler, and The Virgins
Lullaby" by Dudley Buck.
The annual Christmas carol serv-
ice of the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church will be presented at 4:3o
today. The choir Of 50 voices is
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Mark Anniversary
Of StradiYari

The concert by the Gordon String
Quartet, assisted by Emanuel WISH
now, violinist, this evening at S:15
o'clock, at the Library of Congress,
will be in commemoration of the
death of Antonio Stradivari in Gre
mona, December 10, 1877. On this
occasion, the entire quintet of
Stradivari instruments will be heard
for the first time together in the
works by Johann Christian Bach
and CHARLES Martin Loeffier. The
program follows:
Quintet In Z Flat Major. No. 4"
(ca. 1775) Johann Christian Bach
For three yiolins, viola and violoncsllo.
Q7S3) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
David 6ackson and William Lincer
Quartet IN c Minor. Op. 81, No. II
Is70 ---- - Johannes Brahms
Quintet IN one movement Us95),
Charles Martin Loef1er
For three violinS viola and violoncello.
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Two Piano
Stars Play f.
In Musicale
Townsend Program
Also Presents
Rose hampton

The brilliant two-piano team
Genia Nemenof and Pierre Lubo-
shutz, which first won enthusiastic
audiences on the radio, later sup
plemented with equally enthusiastic
concert audiences-will make their
second appearance under Mrs. Law
renee Townsend's auspices in Wash
ington when they share the program
Of her second morning event this
season with the gifted young Amer
ican singer, Rose hampton. The
program, which is to begin prompt
ly at IL am, will be given in the
ballroom of the Maynower Hotel.
The selections to be presented In
this program include:
As:s pissrs Mss,s;s Ss%.sc
s. !: =! thou ,s.y.
seisi5 ssS.SsPsiaiT.l.s4 SssshT assm Der Mo..rt
Miss hampton.
z. yalses - -schubert-Prokofefr
!Arr. by p. Luboshutz)
pierre s Luboshutzse Lube aee hHuS1 Nemenoif. M A
Pace pace mio Dio. from La
Forza del Destino VERDI
Miss hampton.
a. Berceuse " aretchaninon
'Arr. by the composer for Luboshutz
b. seherzo from Midsummer Nights
Joesm Dream Mendelssohr
Alexander Kelberine
d. coronation scene from Boris
Pierre Luboshuts-Genia Nemenofi.
VI.
q. Chere Mutt ---- --------B Bachelet
c. Music heard with you
Richard Hageman
d. Sea Moods Mildred Lund Tysor
Miss hampton will be accompanied
at the piano by Edwin Macarthur.
The two young Russian pianists
who appear on the program tomor-
row and who have a record of &C
concerts and 13 broadcasts last sea-
son (their second before American
audiences), give the credit for their
material happiness-for they are a
team" in that sense as we'll as the
musical one-to the fact that they
have three pianos in their home
Vivacious, Paris-born Mrs. Lubo-
shutz explains it this way:
when Pierre and were married
seven years ago, we pondered very
carefully how two pianists in the
same family could get along peace
ably. We foresaw that we might
both be wanting to practice at the
same time. So we decided we must
have two studios where each of US
could enjoy complete privacy when
We wanted to work"
But them interrupted her hus-
band, I'VE discovered that we often
wanted to play together. 1t wasn't
very feasible to play two-piano COM
positions in separate rooms, so there
was nothing else to do but get a
third piano and install it in the
larger studio. Now we can play to-
gether or separately, just as our
fancy dictates"
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under the direction of Mrs. Albert
W. Volkmer, with Mrs. Dudley C.
Jackson, organist. The soloists will
be: Dorothy Skinner Walsh, Wini-
fred Clark. sopranos; Mrs. Volk-
mer, contralto, and j. l.. Stinson,
baritone
The choir of the Metropolitan
Memorial M. E. Church, Nebraska
and New Mexico avenues, directed
by Robert Frederick Freund, will
sing the following program today:
Solo, "Jesu Bambino" tYon), John
M. Wilson; anthems by choir, There
Were Shepherds" Vincent: solo.
Erma Calvert: Glory Be to God"
tRachmaninoff).
This evening at 8 o'clock 12O
voices of Washington Missionary
College Oratorio Chorus. including
the A Capella Choir. under the
direction of George w. Greer, will
be heard in performance of
Handels THE Messiah" in the
Mount Vernon Methodist Church.
Ninth street and Massachusetts,
avenue. This will be the third
presentation of The Messiah" by
this ensemble this season.
The solos will be sung by nellie
Munger, soprano; Lottie Volkmer.
contralto; David Manley. tenor. and
John L. Stinson, baritone. Prof.
j. w. Osborn will preside at the
piano and Lois Hall at the organ.
Raymond Casey will be concert
master of the string ensemble.
This afternoon, beginning at S
o'clock, in the Cleveland Park Con-
gregational Church, Thirty fourth
and Lowell streets, the annual
Christmas carol service will be held.
The music will be given by the
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church Choir $50 voices under
the direction of Norton M. Little,
with Claude Robson at the organ
and Mildred Hooper Grosz, soprano;
Mary S. Apple, contralto; Raymond
T. Pigott, tenor, and Carol E. Robb,
bass, as soloists. The public is
cordially invited.
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church,
Maryland avenue and Ninth street
NE, Rev. J. Harold Mumper,
S. T. NJ, pastor. The following mu-
sical program will be presented at
II am. today:
Organ prelude. "onertory on Two
Anthem. "And the Glory of the
Anthem. There Were Shepherds"
organ onertory. Nazareth" Gounod
Baritone solo, Birthday of King,"
Organ postlude. The Heavens
Declare the Glory Beethoven
The Christmas celebration will be-
gin at the West Washington Baptist
Church at all services today, under
the direction of Mrs. Emory H. Bog
ley, organist and choir director.
At the 11:00 am. service the pro-
gram will be: Organ predule, "Vol-
untary" R. Schumann); anthem,
The Holy Babe of Bethlehem" III.
P. DankS; solo, "Gesu Bambino"
Piepro A. Yon), by Carolyn Croft;
postlude q. Leybach).
At 8 pm. the music, which will be
a part of the White Christmas Pa
geant, includes: Organ prelude,
Largo" (HandeD; anthem, Mag
areth" (Gounod); solo, Roy Z. Sa-
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bean; anthem. 20 Holy Night"
(Adam); solo, Carl P. Conrad; an
them, There Were Shepherds
(Austin Niles; solo. Ella Killmore;
anthem, Shine. o Wonderful Star"
(Soechtig); Solo, Carolyn Croft; an
them, 20 Light Eternal (Austin
Miles; solo, mo Candle Was There
and No Fire Iehmann). Carolyn
Croft; organ postlude. Christmas
Postlude' &C. A. Weber,.
The White Christmas Pageant will
be presented by the Sunday school
and young peoples union under the
general direction of Supt. Robert l..
Haycock The general theme, "The
Prince of Peace will be developed
in three appealing episodes. The
presentation of white gifts of sacri-
flee at this service will go entirely to
the kingdom building program, in
cluding benevolent objects, and not
to local church activities.
Special music today at the Ma
tional City Christian Church:
Morning-Chorus, And the Glory
of the Lord" (Gounod. from THE
Messiah; male octet, 10, How a
Rose Fer Blooming CPraetorius).
Evening - Everywhere, Every
where Christmas Tonight" Christ
mas pageant by Prof H. Augustine
Smith, director of church and COM
munity music, Boston University.
Presented by choir and Bible School
of church, under personal direction
of Prof. Smith.
Today Christmas music for the
Chevy Chase Methodist Episcopal
Church, Edward Gardiner Latch,
minister; Mrs. William E. Braith-
waite, director, and Jesse Stimson,
organist, will be as follows: Anthem,
Arise, Shine" (Maker); soloists, DR..
j. Owen Penny and Edward l.. Simp-
son; anthem, There Were Shep-
herds" Vincent: soloist, Mrs. Mar
shall c. Guthrie.
The vested choir of the Douglas
Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church, Eleventh and H streets NE,
will present the Christmas cantata,
"The Wise Men," by Adam Giebel,
with Estelle Wentworth directing
and Rollo Onyun at the organ, this
evening at 8 o'clock.
The following will be heard in
solos: Mary Bruton, Helen Eddy,
Laura Harrington, George Holmes,
Anne Haralson, Margaret Phillips.
The Christmas message in music
and sermon Is being carried through
the entire month of December at
Lincoln Road M. E. Church. The
vested choir, under the direction of
William T. Stevens. director, and
Margaret Morgan Harry. organist,
will give the program, with anna
Lee Pickett and Gordon r. Barnes
as guest artists at the morning serv-
ice today at II am.
The Christmas cantata Behold
Thy King" by Morrison, will be pre-
sented this evening at 8 o'clock. The
soloists will be ]. l.. Rogers, jr.: B.
H. Black, Mrs. B. H. Black, Mae
Clark and William Felter.
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Arts Club Program

christmas Through the Ages" will
be the subject of the Arts Club pro-
gram on the evening of Tuesday.
Christmas carols of various coun-
tries and centuries will be sung and
placed in their settings with the aid
OF pictures and legends. The pro-
gram is arranged by Anne Dar-
lington and will be introduced by
DR.. Charles Edward Russell.
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Soloist at Hotel

The featured artist at the regu-
lar Sunday evening concert at the
Hotel Roosevelt this evening will be
Fleurette Joffrie, coloratura soprano,
assisted at the piano by Mildred
Deans. Miss Joffrie was for two
years with Sir Harry LADDERS COM
pany, has been with both the Los
Angeles and Hollywood grand opera
companies and has sung over na-
tional radio hook-ups.