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Anchorage, Alaska,
November II. 1899.

Notice is hereby given that Ma
HAS Hahn has made application
or a domestic under the act of
May &c, 1884, for a tract of land
embraced in U. S. Survey No. 2377,
Anchorage serial. 08807 containing
lib acres and situated within the
Mendenhall Elimination from Ton
yass National Forest, in latitude
So 23' 10" NJ longitude 1874 81
". and it is now in the files of the
J. S. Land Office, Anchorage, Al
aska
Any and all persons claiming ad-
yersely any of the above men
ioned land should file their adj
1erse claims in the district land
office within the period of publica-
ion or thirty days thereafter, or
hey will be barred by the pro-
visions of the Statutes.
GEORGE A. LINGO,
Register.
Date first publication, Dec. 6, 1899.
Date last publication, Jan. 81, 1910.
adv.
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MILDRED MAYNARD
IS HONOLULU BOUND

Mildred Maynard, daughter of
the late George Maynard, former
publisher of the Nome Nugget, is
4 passenger southbound on the Yu-
kon enroute to Honolulu for a
visit.
Miss Maynard, who is secretary
to Federal Judge j. H. S. Morrison
Of the Second Division, at Nome,
came out by PAA plane from her
home town While on the Chan
mel, waiting for the Yukon, she
was the house guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Pool, former Nomeites,
in Douglas.
Miss Maynard expects to return
north again in March
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NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT

A hearing will be held at ten
o'clock am. on March 18th, 1910,
the United States Commissions
er's (Ex-Officio Probate Court, for
The Juneau, Alaska, Commission
,r's Precinct, upon the Final Ac-
count of MARY v. McNAUGHTON
rs the executrix of the estate of
Guy McNaughton, deceased, and
all persons are required to file on
or before said hearing, their OBJ
ectionS, if any, to said Final Ac-
count or to any particular item
hereof, specifying the particulars
If such. objections; and, at said
hearing, said Court will adjudicate
md determine who are the heirs
md distributes of said decedent,
md all persons are required to
how cause why said estate should
lot be distributed to Mary V. Nc
Naughton, Mary Jean McNaugh-
on and James w. McNaughton in
accordance with said deeedent's
asst will and testament dated July
2, 1920.
Dated at Juneau, Alaska, Janu-
ry 9th, 1910. nv /
FELIX GRAY,
United States Commission
er and Ex-Officio Probate
Judge.
publication dates: January lO-l7-
.4-3l, 1910. szse q. adv.
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on YEARS AGO
~ From THE EMPIRE

JANUARY 10, 1920
The trouble at the Annex Greek
transmission line was repaired and
the Thane mill resumed operations.
Power wires had been broken by
the slide. The Salmon Creek flume
had been repaired and the power
station there had started again.
The grand benefit at the Palace
Theatre for victims of the slide
brought $52056.
C. w. West, who was a patient
at the Dawes Hospital, was host
at a dinner at the Gastineau Cafe
in compliment to the nurses of
tn hospital and other friends.
E. A. Flohr, formerly a Kansas
farmer, was busy ploughing five
acres of land for crops on his place
in the Sheep Creek road near the
Union Oil tanks.
Several halibut boats of the local
fleet left within the past few days
for the halibut banks. They were
to return to port some time during
the next week.
Mrs. George Oswell, wife of the
superintendent of the Elmer Min
ing Company, was to leave for the
south on the Northwestern for
Portland, Ore.
Snow slides early in the week
had blockaded the White Pass and
Yukon Route Railroad between
miles Is and Is.
Jerry" the dog owned by R.
McBrian, distinguished herself by
her sensational trip to Vancouver
with the crew of the Princess Mary.
Weather: highest "a, lowest 80,
snow.
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DAILY LESSONS
IN ENGLISH
By w. L. Gordon

Words Often Misused: Recover
means to regain, as lost property
or health. Recover Chyphenated)
means to cover again, as, Il re-
covered the mattress
Often Mispronounced: Lenient
and leniency; pronounce the lie as
in leave Lenity; pronounce the e
as in lend.
Often Misspelled: Cellar "a room
underground and ar. Seller Gone
who SellS); and er.
Synonyms: General, common,
prevalent, universal.
Word Study: Use a word three
times and it is yours" Let us in
crease our vocabulary by mastering
one word each day. Today's word:
Placid; undisturbed; pea ceful !;
quiet. pronounce the a as in att
THE mind that is cheerful in its
present state Will meet the
bitter occurrences of life with a
placid smile. Horace.
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LOOK and LEARN
BY A. G. Gordon

/. Against what sin did Christ
hurl his strongest invectiveS?
2. What is a "soiree"?
3. What notorious buccaneer be-
came lieutenant governor of a
British colony?
A. What makes a dog smell
doggy?
5. On which state do four of
the Great Lakes touch?
ANSWERS
l. Hypocrisy.
2. An evening party. pronounce
swa-ray, fist a as in ah, accent
last syllable).
g. Sir Henry John Morgan, in
1914.
4. Eating too much meat.
s. Michigan.
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lington. Like some other great soldiers the 1ror
Duke skeptical of lasting peace.
Happily the Duke wrong, along with all the
other doubters There have been eras of hard feel
ing between Canada and the United States. But
today after 125 years. any other arrangement woulo
be unthnkabe. Our old-time border forts" molde1
or are restored solely for historic interest. Oul
respective Great Lakes fleets have nothing to dc
out policing Fishermen haunt the Dukes canal
md pretty girls dive into its locks.
1t is good that somewhere in the world such
reatieS endure.
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M O D E r N
E ETIQUETTE
By Roberta Lee

@. What is an hors d'oeuvre, and
how is it pronounced?
A. 1t is relish or appetizer,
served usually at the beginning of
meal, and used chiefly in the
plural hors d'oeuvres. Pronounce
or-duvr o as in or, u as in urn,
secondary accent on first syllable,
principal accent on second syllable.
@. What is the birth stone for
January, and its meaning?
A. Garnet, which stands for
constancy, power, and fidelity.
Q. How far in advance should
invitations to a ball be mailed?
A At least two weeks in adj
vance.
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AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
ATTENTION

Commencing Friday, January r.
all motor vehicles appearing on
the streets without the. 1910 license
plates will be tagged and the
owners fined.
DAN RALSTON,
adv Chief of Police.
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Having led his nation virtually to suicide Chan
cellor Hitler might well be bordering Captain Hans
Langsdorffs fate
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NOTICE

Ladies of the Methodist Choir
Rummage Sale, Thurs, Jan. l, in
Church Social ParlorS. adv.
Evening star., 1940-12-21
Euthrran Aupuhtana
Sutnh

AUGU STANA LUTHERAN
CHURCH. V street and New Hamp-
shire avenue NV. Arthur o.
Helm. pastor--During the adora-
ton service at 7 am. Christmas Day
the following musical program will
be given: Organ prelude, The
First Noel" arr. professional,
Come Hither, Ye Faithful; mixed
quartet, There's Song in the Air
Speaks; church choir, In Stable in
His Cradle Polish CAROL arr.
Reymes-King; ladies chorus with
alto obligato, 'Jesu Bambino,' Pietro
Yon: church choir with soprano OBJ
ligato, Lullaby on Christmas Eve"
Christianson hymn, "All Hail to
Thee, o Blessed Morn; church
choice, with bass solo, The Shep-
herd Lads Have Come" Manney;
baritone solo, 20 Holy Night" Adam;
hymn, Behold, the joyful Day Is
Nigh; offertory. IF With All Your
Heart from Elijah" Mendelssohn
church choir, Let Carols Ring
Swedish folk melody. arr. Black;
church choir, GLORY to God in the
Highest" Pergolesi; organ postlude.
"Hallelujah Chorus" from Mes
siah," Handel.
Lila Knudsen. director of music:
Richard Wallace, organist. Solo,
lists: Lila Knudsen soprano: Agnes
Charnstrom Kelly, alto; Karl Ben
son, tenor; Robert Haas, bass;
Clarke Paulsen, baritone.
Evening star., 1940-12-21
4nitrA Rrrthre1t

MEMORIAL UNITED BRETH-
Rem CHURCH-Rev. Simpson B..
Daugherty. D. D., minister; Horatio
Rench, director of music. Soloists-
Erna Embrey, soprano; Horatio
Rench, tenor; Regina Howard, con-
tralto; Thompson Smith, baritone;
James B. Smiley, organist. Christ
mas music will be featured today
and on Christmas with the following
programs:
TOMORRoW-11 AM
Organ prelude. Pastoral SYMPHONY"
Anthem. 3 g sins s' to eod"-.------dRoaunnsosdi
tSoloist. Erna Embreyl
Fom eaheara essha 4dsSts gass x.r. Ebert
(The vested choir. assisted BY ladies'
Grace Lowell. Regina Hoxard5
oFth1 i4om n0sSSee h,slyia Chorus Handel
CHRISTMAS EVE-1O:45 PM.
SsssE s:sssasH Essssns?H
Anthem, There Were Shepherds Vincent
Quartet Ee solaiss aos sTaa Kos. Em0Fe'p pr..torus
Evelyn Harbaush. Resin. Howard. Hora.
ito Rench. Thompson smith:l
o1srtD,y' nia;2eg! organ Pipes Of County Can,
Sssssa Rs1s.s zs1s.a the Ho,ss
5Ths vested choir g.
Virsin By the Manser Cesar Franck
or.n Tsas Dossdds HI9!s sezH: H2E.ss
Evening star., 1940-12-21
Anttariatt

ALL SOULS CHURCH, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets. The quartet
consisting of Mrs. Henry T. Parrett,
soprano; Kathryn Sale English, con-
tralto; George Irving Chandler,
tenor, and Charles Trowbridge Tit
mann, bass, will give the following
programs of Christmas music at the
two services tomorrow. Lewis Corn
ing Atwater is the organist and di-
rector and the assisting artists will
be Elsa Raner, violnist, and John
Alden Finckel, cellist. Donald NAL
colin Gillett is the assistant organist.
II AM
Instrumental prelude:
Trio: 90 ave Maria" Bach-Gounod
10 P:stSo5ale p:stS5 "weihnaehtskon- ror.,,,
c'BbG!;snt1s% Bf.;s.S Marn Sins Oh sins This o..r.
Anthem. Angels Ger the FIelds,: .'0.els ~
(Junior choir and auartet)
In Bethlem's Manser 1owly."
The Holly and the Ivy" Old EnsIisi,
Trio. "Pastorale"- Widor
orgarn. Dostlude. schezso on an Duiei .a''
MUSICAL vEsPER SERVICES P.M.
Soprano solo. my Heart Ever Faithful"
Cantata. For Us a Child Is Born" Bach
(Sung by the uuartet.)
Evening star., 1940-12-21
Uhristidtt

NATIONAL CITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH. Christmas music will be
sung by the choir at the services
tomorrow assisted by soloists. The
program tomorrow morning will in
clude a tenor solo, "Cantique de
Noel" Adams, by E. E. Condron; the
soprano solo, "Gesu Bambino,' Yon,
by Maxwell Galloway and the chorus
And the Glory of the Lord" from
Handels Messiah"
In the evening there will be cam
tata and a candlelight carol service
when Caroline Randall, violinIt.
guest soloist, will play BoroWskl's S
"Adoration," F. Flaxington Hark-
ers Christmas cantata, The Star
of Bethlehem will be given. Choral
numbers and carols with violin Obli-
cato will be sung and Luthers
Away in a Manger" will be played
on the tower chimes.
SoloiSts for both morning and
evening services as follows: Pauline
Holcomb, Maxwell Galloway So
pranos; Emmy Lou Tooley, alto,
E. E. Condron. tenor; E. C, Living
ston, bass: w. E. Braithwaite. direc-
tor; Hester Smithey, organist.
| FIFTEENTH STREET CHRIS
! TIAN CHURCH. the Rev. Leslie L.,
Bowers, minister. Christmas serv-
/ ices begin with the Bible school at
( 9.40 I'm. tomorrow when a special
program will be given. At the
morning worship service. II O'Clock,
the combined senior and junior
choirs will sing three Christmas
! numbers
| The church will present for the
eighth year the Christmas pageant.
The Newborn King" tomorrow at
5 and pm. The two presentations
will mark the 18th and Goth times
the pageant has been given. 1t will
be directed by Mrs. Harold Snyder,
with the pageant music by the
junior and senior choirs, under the
leadership of Samuel Goodson.
| Friday evening, December q. the
combined choirs will present
Christmas carol candlelight service
at 8 o'clock. The best-loved carols
of many nations will be sung.
THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
C. N. Williams, minister; GLADYS
Thrift, organist. During the morn
ing service at II o'clock tomorrow
the music will include the following
Prelude Christmas Pastorale" -Harker
| Offertory solo,
Might Of Nights" Van de Water
Dorothy Scates
Anthem. GLORY in the Highest Heyser
| A pageant, THE Prince of Peace,
will be presented by the Sunday
school departments at 8 pm. and
white gifts will be offered at the
close of the service.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH. Esther Barrett at
the organ will play as her prelude
| tomorrow He Shall Feed His
Flock from Handels Messiah.
and for her postlude, Grand
Chorus" by Chauvet The duet,
Softly the Stars Were Shining by
Torovsky, will be sung by Marjorie
Wilson and Myrtle Collins and the
anthem for the morning will be
while BY Our Sleeping Flocks We
Lay" 18th century German melo-
dy, arranged by Hugo Jungst. The
Sunday school orchestra under the
direction of w. c. Hanson, jr., will
nlay during the evening service.
Evening star., 1940-12-21
4nttrh 1rrHhutrrtatt

RIVER ROAD UNITED PRESBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH Christmas music
will be presented at the II o'clock
service tomorrow morning, and will
include: Organ prelude, Pastoral
Symphony" from THE Messiah"
(HandeD; Anthems, Bethlehem"
(Bowker) and "The Holy Night"
(Williams). Lucy H. Paul Is organ
ist and choir director.
Evening star., 1940-12-21
MiHanurt synnh
Tuthrratt

CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Sixteenth and Gallatin streets NV,
Rev. j. Frederic Wenchel, pastor.
The Christmas service will be held
Christmas Eve at 1870 pm. The
musical numbers listed below will be
given under the direction Of John B.
Wilson, A. A. G. O., organist and
choirmaster.
Andrews
Gh5snss sa5 and Faa5sss rsss SH I'm css1 sGs
Anthem, CHRISTIANS Awake" Maunder
chSrale Beside Thy Cradle Here pacb
Anthem. Arise, Shine" = Maker
ofIertory, "Fairest Lord Jesus "Edmundson
Postlude, "Chorale Fantasia on 'Hark the
Glad Sound. the Savior Comes West
The Junior choir will also sing
at this service under the direction of
Miss E. Fischer.
TRINITY EVANGELICAL LU-
THERAN CHURCH, Mount Rainier,
Nd, the Rev. E. E. Pieplow, pastor.
The Christmas musical programs
will include G. Kohlman's transcript
ton of Holy Night" as offertory.
On Christmas Day at 10 am. the
following music will be given during
the service:
Prelude. bethlehem Sleeps Beneath the
Odertory, "Oh Holy Night" Adam
Postlude, "Glo6y to God in the Highest"
Gounod
Junior choir
Behold. Branch Is Growing
Handrich
"Oh. How Joyfully' -Handrich
Evening star., 1940-12-21
Onnurrndttn11dl

FIRST CONGR E G GATIONAL
CHURCH.-The following Christ
mas music will be sung tomorrow
by A Cappella Choir, Ruby Smith
Stahl. director Soloists: Dorothy
Wilson Halbach, contralto; Ruby
Smith Stahl. soprano. and Dale
Hamilton. baritone. Organ music
will be played by Paul DeLong Ca
bic, organist.
II a M:
Orean--
Advancement By Darcieux
The Shepherd and the stri; stsari;
"Gc1hrsttms!s rot n n sleiiyI s,,.. Yon
SCherzo on In Dulci Jubllo" Candlyn
GLORY to Coo il the Hizhes'" Pergolesi
Caro- Of the Bells cappeiIa. Leon
Song Of Mary" z eapens. v
Obbh7ato nv Marjorie Brett.
"Halleluiah Chorus from The
3 pm:
Organ.
a Cafperter Is Rorn"---- Edmundson
VIRGINS PRAYER - Massenet
Christmas MedItatl ton" -- Faulkes
Wake, Awake" cappella,
"A Merry Christmas" cappeIIa,
Warreu
MOUNT PLEASANT CONGRE-
GATIONAL CHURCH-Dr, Fred S.
Buschmeyer. pastor; Norton M. Lit
tie, chorister; Richard L. Tuve, as
sistant chorister; Mrs. Deane R.
Wickes, director, junior choir;
Claude Robson, organist The solo
quartet, Prudence Jackson. So
prano; Selma Last, contralto; Ray
mond T. Pigott, tenor and Carol
f. Robb. bass. Christmas music will
be included in both services tomor-
row by the solo quartet and Mount
Pleasant chorus 80 voices. The
chorus will sing Christmas carols
for Is minutes preceding the morn
ing service.
II am:
organ prelude, "Rhapsodie Sur De' .
Carols before the service
GLORIOUS Forever Rachmanlnof
The Morning Star" Praetorious
Hal Hail, to the Lordss Anointed, HUM
Cn0FuSeS curing service
Holy Night Peaceful Night" Hsvley
Calm on the Listening Ear OF
Nieht' Harker
Violin obbligsto Mary Park Clements.
.CelIo obbllGato Daisv Ficherscher.
'Hallelujah Chorus" tThe Messtah)
Tenor solo, The Glorious Morn ia--'s-
orE9n E3nss poostIude' March of the MaF1 1,no,.
Vesper service, 4:45 pm.
The Christmas drama The Sor-
rowful Star will be presented by
the church school assisted by the
Mount Pleasant chorus. The drama
will be under the direction of Evelyn
A. Albers, director of religious edu-
cation. Choruses: Nazareth"
Gounod; Holy Angels Singing
Dickinson: "Adeste Fidelis.7 Novel,
10; "Hosanna.' Schipa, Contralto
solo. THE Virgins Lullaby Cthe
coming of the King, Buck. Miss
Last. Organ postlude, christmas
March, Merkel
CLEVELAND PARK COMMUN-
1TY CHURCH, 3400 Lowell street
NV; Paul w. Ylnger, minister. At
the II O'Clock worship service to-
morrow the choir will sing The
First Christmas Morn" by Newton,
and Jean Proetsch will sing THE
Lords Prayer" by Malotte.
The annual Christmas candlelight
service will be held in the sane
tuary at pm. The congregation
will sing several of the weH-known
carols Choir numbers will be: "The
Glory of the Lord" from The Mes
siah," by Handel; "Cantique De
Noel" by Adam. the solo part being
sung by c. R Moore, and When the
Sun Had Sunk to Rest an old
English noel. Mrs. A. G.. Stone will
sing The Virgins Lullaby" by
Buck. The Junior boys chorus will
sing two carols: Everywhere, Every
where Christmas Tonight" by Ne
vim, and Carol, Sweetly Carol" by
Mansfield,
Evening star., 1940-12-21

POTOMAC HEIGHTS CON-
MUNITY CHURCH. Rev. Albert
Gingrich, pastor; Mrs. w. A.
Hutcheson, choir director: Mrs. G. F.
Blackburn, organist. The following
program of music will be given at
the service tomorrow:
Evening star., 1940-12-21
Qathnltr
Palestrina; occasional, Silent
Night"

| NlgQC.
CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY
Rev John F. Fannon. pastor. The
solemn midnight mass will be pre-
ceded by the singing Of Christmas
carols and motets. including 20 Lit
tie Town OF Bethlehem" (tradi-
tionaD, "Hodie Christus Natus Est"
(Korman), First Novel; Ctradi-
tionaD. GLORY to God" Diehlman). i.
Music for the solemn high mass
at midnight:
1ntro,t c. saint-sssns To,sS
KS5ls sna oloria-Missa, "Da Pacem ,'.. '...
Graduate -Tozer
cTedo Missa, "Da Pacem. Domino" Silver
offertory Motet, "Adeste Fidelis'' Noveilo
Sanctus. Benedictus. Asnus Dei-Missa.
"Da Pacem. Domino" ----------- Silver
Durine communion, "silet Nox"
Recessional. Prince of Peace" SsF' -Ashmaii
SHRINE OF THE SACRED
HEART. Sixteenth street and Park
road-The program of music for
midnight mass Christmas Eve is as
follows: Second Mass Haydn) :,
Proper of the Mass" (Elsen). sup
Elemental offertory motet, "Adeste
Fidelis" (Novello).
During the half hour period pre-
ceding midnight mass the choir will
sing Christmas carols. including:
10. How Rose" CPraetorius,
Silent Night" (Gruber- Wilson,, 20
Sing to God" (Gounod), christmas
Hymn" tDiehlmanD, 20 Holy
Night (Adams-Buck, "Gesu Bam-
biro' (Yon) and Noel, Alleluia"
(Finm. The program of Christmas
carols will be repeated by the choir
at the II 80 low mass on Christmas
Dav.
The soloists are: Estelle Hunt
Dean, soprano; Mary Lawson, con-
tralto; Albert V. Llufrio. tenor, and
j. Eliot Ferry, bass. Mario-Louise
Sullivan is organist and director.
! ST. THOMAS MORE, Arlington,
Va,-The first Christmas mass at
the new chapel. The choir will sing.
/ 'Missa BreYis Montani
ReceSsional "Adeste Fidelis' Gounod
/ Kate A. Keating, organist; Robert
F. Adams director
Evening star., 1940-12-21

CHURCH OF ST. FRANCIS
XAVIER, $500 Pennsylvania avenue
SE.-The solemn high midnight
mass Christmas Eve will have as
celebrant, the pastor, the Rev. JOS
eph V. Buckley. The musical pro-
gram to be sung by the senior choir
of 40 mixed voices, under the direc-
ton of Charles j. Famosa, church
organist, will begin at ll:30 pm. A
string ensemble. with harp and
French horn, will augment the or
gan accompaniment of the mass.
Evening star., 1940-12-21

TAKOMA PARK PRESBYTERI-
AN CHURCH, Lottie l.. Volkmer.
director; Elizabeth B. Jackson, Or
ganist. At the II o'clock service to-
morrow morning the following
Christmas music will be included:
Organ, 'Yuletide" Hodson
Soprano solo and chorus, GLORY to God"
("The Messiah"C Handel
Women's chorus, Shepherds Christmas
Song Austrian
soloist, Winifred C. Clark)
organ. Away IN q Manger'' Marryott
organ. 'Nusette' -Chenoweth
Evening star., 1940-12-21

AAAeAo AAiC3oAS WALL VIC PlO6l dll1llCu 1Ol
the services tomorrow as follows:
ORGAN prelude, "Gesn Bambino,"
Anthem. Christmas Dawn"
Quartet and choir.
onertory quartet There Were shep--
Mildred B. Moore. soprano; oenevievs
Hughes, c0ntralto. Howard c. Clayton,
tenor, and Glenn Elmore. bass.
Vesper service at 5 pm. Come
Ye to Bethlehem" cantata-pageant
by Forrest G. Walter, quartet and
choir and junior choir, assisted by
young people of Sunday school. Di-
rected by Mildred B. Moore and Mrs.
Howard Waldo.
CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS.
Warren F. johnson, organist, will
play Variations on Puer Natus,"
Geo6rey Shaw; and Chaos and
Prophecy" and "A Carpenter Is
Born" from Apostolic Symphony"
by Garth Edmundson, at the service
tomorrow.
Minnie H. Volkmann, soprano, will
sing Voices of the Sky" by H. Alex
ander Matthews and Might Of
Nights" by Van de Water.
Evening star., 1940-12-21

SHERWOOD PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. Twenty-second street and
Rhode Island avenue NE. Rev.
Richard M. Mussen, minister. At
pm. tomorrow the combined choirs
of 80 voices will sing the following
program under the direction of Roy
K. Easter. minister of music, with
Mrs. Easter as accompanist.
Evening star., 1940-12-21

PRELUDE.
Christmas carols Traditional
ANGELS PRAYER Humperdlnck
Break Forth, o BeauteouS Heavenly
Lleht" Bach
Divine Lullaby Constantine
Professional, 20 Holy Might Adam
Tntrnitus ';Dnmlnus DlXit'' Tozer
lawrence" J Alfred Schehl
Graduate "Tecum Principium Gruber
Credo, Mass in honor St. LaUrence
offertory,
ta) "Laetentur Coel" Becker
tb) "Adeste Fidells arr. Novelo
Sanctus, BenedctuS. Agnus Del, Mass
in honor St. Lawrence ----- Schehl
Communion:
tal "Pater NoSter'' Neldermeyer
Cbi "Veni EmanuaW Gregorian
Co "Jesu Redemptor Omnium
(dN Ave Maria Kahn
(eb "Intermezzo' Mascagni
Post commune. In Splendoribus" Tozer
EecessionaL 'Halleluiah Chorus" Handel
Evening star., 1940-12-21
Gathnltr

ST. ALoYSIUs CHURCH, Rev.
H. j. Wiesel, pastor. At midnight
mass string quartet consisting of
Paul Schwarz and Henry c..
Stephan, violins: Franklin Charles
viola, and Leon Tylor, cello, will as
sist vocal quartet composed of
Agnes Whelan Mclaughlin, So
prano; Ruth Kobbe, alto: Major
Cousins, tenor, and William E. Mat
tingly, bass, in special program as
follows
Christmas carols
Altar boy choristers and string quartet
Proper of the mass ---- ToZer
Mass in honor of st. Peter --Gruber
Ofertory, % Dies Praeclara'
Gounod arr by Tedeaco
"Adeste Fldells' Arranged by Novello
occasional ------------- Carols
At 9 o'clock Christmas morning
there will be special Christmas
program given by the children of
st. Aloysius' Parochial School,
Evening star., 1940-12-21

SHRINE OF THE MOST
BLESSED SACRAMENT, Chevy
Chase-Solemn high mass at mid
night on Christmas Eve will be cele-
brated by the Right Rev. Msgr.
Thomas G. Smyth, pastor. The
choir, under the direction of Mrs.
John Kelley, organist, will sing ira
dltional Christmas carols for a half
hour preceding the mass. During
the mass the following program Of
music will be given by the choir: