Evening star., 1939-12-23
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CEN RIAL PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-Tomorrow at the morn
ing and evening services the special
musical programs will include the
following.
II am:
orsan prelude. shepherds Of the Noun.
GLORIA in Excelsi. Deo,-- a,lmens iemmen.
Sole lob BY E1I Ear! csrbauh baritone. The New:
Chimes. % Little Town Of Bethlehem: :'''
Anthem them. by the quartet. "sinr This Messed
Mrs. Roy w. Prince. soprano: Eleanor Gary
contralto; Thomas Hayes. tenor; Earl
ors.n postlude' "Hailelujah Chorus" t'"rh,
John Russell Mason. oreanist. Ne'
7pm.:
The cantata, 1.-THE Christ Child
by c. B. Hawley. Directed by Earl
Carbauh. Soloists, sopranos, Mary
Blair. Eleanor Bourdene, Doris Lit
tie; tenors, Leslie Bray, Wiley Mar
shall, John Murtaugh, Charles
Pentz: baritones, Robert E. Car
bauh, George Grossly. George N
Jones.
Guest chorus, the choir OF the
Wesley M. E. Church; guest organ
ist, Marie H. Little.
CHEVY CHASE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, Joseph Hillman Hollister
minister-The Christmas music dur
ing the II o'clock service tomorrow
will be as follows:
Organ prelude
a. Dreams Dreams Of Bethlehem, Lorenz
Carol. Christmas snow" Swedish folk ssnis sons
o"estory duet Night OF nights"
c.roi Mzs r. Mitchell Mitch. and Miss Hughes.
CAROL "A Joyous Christmas Song, ,.u .
Organ postlude "Toccata'7 Martin
Soloists, Mrs. Charles S. Mitchell
soprano; Genevieve Hughes, con-
tralto; Hugh Buckingham, tenor;
George Harold Miller, baritone and
director; Frederick S. Stitt, organist
COVENANT-FIRST PRESBYTE-
R1AN CHURCH, DR.. Albert j. Nc
Cartney, minister-Christma mu-
sic will be featured at the services
tomorrow and Christmas Day. To-
morrow at II am. the following
music will be given:
IL AM.
Prelude. Tie Deum'' Repe,
1n,Soit, Break Forth Beauteous Light"
Anthem 1sa, from. from The -Messiah'-"o Thou
otertory anthem. from The Christmas
Cratorio. Mighty Lord" Bach
Postlude, Christmas theme Gieout
Christmas Eve-Communion at
II o'clock.
Preludes. Noel Mule,
The Holy Boy Ireland
Bohemian Christmas Cradle Song :"
Jesus Joy of Mans pesrins' '"---Baeh Bach
Carol, Angels Ger the Fields
Gloria IN Exeelsis ~'''''N
"Sanctus"
orison hymn. Silent Night CRUDE,
Christmas morning at II, a serv-
ice sponsored by the Washington
Federation Of Churches, the Presi-
dent of the United States attending
includes:
Choral preludes, "a, Blessed Be Jesus
est Of Days." (c) IN Dulci jubiio''
Professional 20 Come All Ye Faithful "'n
Carol. Angels Der the Fields, A'e''e f'0eh'
onerory anthem Mnshssd Mshs tSrd os pifsnso1 Deafss
Jesus" from the Christmas oratorio.,' ;
Hymn "HaEk the Herald Angels M,sasI;sosr s,Hs;
Recessional. "As With Gladness' '-1I~eDix
Theodore Schaefer, minister of
music: Mary Russell Williams, So
prano: Elizabeth Glass, contralto:
William Hayghe, tenor: Gordon
Barnes, bass.
EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, DR.. Alfred E. Barrows,
pastor-Charles w. Guest, director
of music: Nellie M. Sacrey, organ
ist; Mrs. Arthur Mumaw, pianist.
Christmas music will be sung by the
vested senior and junior choirs of
the church as follows:
Prelude. "A Christmas Meditation Nolte
.. go. Organ and piano.
Bethlehem ~ Wilson
Organ and piano.
fnstede to Were Yer
The quartet is composed of Dor
othy Reddish, soprano: Alice D.
Jones, contralto; Eugene Dahl,
tenor, and John M. Wilson, bass.
At 4 pm. the annual candlelight
service will be held with Christmas
carols by the senior and junior
choirs.
LEXINGTON PRESBYTERIAN
CHuRCH-Tomorrow the Christ
mas music will include the follow
ing numbers:
.p MORNING SERVICE.
Prelude THE Coming of the King" Buck
Junior choir. Under the Stars" Hall
Chorus choir. % Quiet Night" Neidlineer
son. fher. were res sbsoserds
Anna Kimball
onsrtory: Pastoral Symphony from
Postlude, Fanfare" Iemment
~ EVENING SERVICE.
prelude, March Of the Magi"- Dubois
Onertory. Nazareth" Golnod
Postlude. FESTIVAL March Syre
Organist, Ruth F. Kimball; choir
Anna F. Kimbau.
GEORGETOWN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, the Rev. John Bailey
Kelly, pastor-Tomorrow the music
by the church quartet and choir, un-
der the direction of Nancy N. Poore,
minister of music, will include: Pre-
ludes, "A Carpenter Is Born" ed
and fantasy on 20 Little
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