Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1923, Page 34

~Services of the Methodist Presbyterian Chureh; musical pro- 9 p.m.—Church services of the Cal- ’ . music by choir. ra vary Baptist Church; musical pro- CLUB 12 YEARS OLD. fnnouncement of the organization’s e - | ; ks . trance into loc ¢ —C re. Jane 3 .m.—~Closing stock quota-| 6 to 7 pe.—Sabbath twilight sacred | gram. ice Into local fraternal circles, 4 p.m—Late financlal mews and Orchestra; Charles R. Hall, tenor;| Th Raythael Club, a secret soclety | subscription dance next Friday night o & o ity Erateeie e s wal. | comment. 8:30 to 10 pa—Sersices of the | Olga Edlen, mezao-noprano. orgunized in 1878 in Boston, Mass., re- | he, City, Club. ' Farle Holmas, son « i (8 BmeoSetections by the Wal® | 430" pm.—News and sport bulle- | Wesley Memorial Churchi choral pro- Rt Mot cently made known its existence here. | chairman of th otorosinCan PEeonC! 8 Q¢ J, , s . Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. | | Bah. SRt T. v st of World | Y3 m _Latest news and sports. Early Program Monday. T s iy Rudtnaas. nnc oices man. | Milea amTiA s, fox Lon arp Affairs": “Just Among Hbme Folks . ; S < ; late new: Y to 2 pm.—Musical entertainment. | cast. B o R i WGY—Schenectady (380 Meters). A WBZ—Springfield, Mass. (337 Moterw).| 5 p.m.—Music by the Howard The-|. 12:05 p.m.—Market quotations and Chapters are now 11 a.m.—Services of the South Con- | ater Orchestr, * |agriograms. Washington and New York city, eac gregational Church; cholr; - organ - 1 p.m.—~—Chimes congert. active unit belng fimited to twenty-five | ably will b The Lkt & s KSD—St. Louls (546 Meters.) 3 p.m.—Closing etocks and markets. | members. Though secret in its nature, | orche will play. ¥ e . i 4:30 p.m—Educational program; | its purposes—to promote good fellowshin | A festive Christmas season is in Jecturs “iConuciounness,’ by R W, |-has been divulged colncidentilly with pect for el menie LOCAL STATIONS, NAA—Naval Radio Station, Wadie| 1030 am—Services of the First Pittaburgh (330 Meters). Va. (435 Meters). English Lutheran Church. K":: B vice :, the Mirst Bap- _ i S 3:30 p.m.—Program by WG < |, 2t 08 . and 10:05 pam—Weather iy Bttt BY WO Sym- |ygy Ghuren”" G0 B L |V pmeVorpers on the Spring- | gyqne ureau repor 7:30 p. Services o p.m- ol imes. " Lt s ) Engiish imineravices of the First|pie story for children. by Rev. W. 0% PP CARD® 0 the First Stephenson; music. gl et L il e U A IR G ek o | sl Rureh. A. Logan of the Alpha Lutheran |pBaptist Church; quartet. WOC—Davenport (454 Meters). s s f ts and vegetables. fmhletdis Ll Church. X Early Program Menday. 10,&m—Sacred chimes concort. | Plans are on foot for the formation . s eock. marke 0 o Praduce e remort ] i B mrer services of the| 11:55 am.—Waeather forecast; mar- | 230 Bumiras o ©© S lin New York city of a woman's na- ruit nd | Vegetable P.m.—Weather report. Shadyside Preshyterian Church ket reports. % p.m.—Qrgan reeltal. - | tionat bank, to be oficered by women p.m.—Music and address, “Solv- 6:30 p.m.—Concert by the Pitts- 30 p.m.—Sport news, exclusively. stock report. ing the Gift Problem With Book bury h.\!hhflsc.A’lflcill}unhfln(:’h:llrl. WIP—Philadelphia (509 Metars) ather report Pyt 7:30 p. rvices of the vary .m.—Meeting of the Germantown faed market WWJ—Detrolt (516 Metern). Episcopal Church. v E A “The Basis of Liberty. 7:30 [\.lu:-&'er\k‘?s of St, Early Program Monday. by Frank Preston Johnson; Willlam iscopal Cathedral. 9445 smLive stock market re-|R. Keech, tenor. Chesapeake & Potomuc Tele- pm.—Dotroit. News Orchestra. | porte Early Program Monday. e (469 Meters). Harly Program Monday. 12 noon—Market reporte. 1:30 p.m.—Weather forecast. > s at the Calvary| 9:30 am-—"Tonight's Dinner.” — 3 p.m.—Artist recital by Dorothy Baptist Sth and H street 9:45 am.—~Public health service KYWeChicago (538 Meters). Miller, planist; Rachel Trost S!GHMD-. Rev. William S Abernethy. paster of | pulle ; 12 hoon—Central Church services |fi¢. soprano: Lillian Leldy, contralto; Y o Rellgious aervice at Bothie: v eather forecast. trom ‘Orchestral Hall; musical pro. | Frances Babcock, sccompanlst. m.—Religious oniat Berhie- ] e News Orchestra. m. = hem Chapel, Mount St Alban's E 3:30 pm.— Weather forecast, €736 p.m—Excerpts from the New | WII—Philadeiphia (306 Metedw). copal Catnodral, o Bt] 3135 hum—Market Testament—an American translation, | 10:45 am—Services of the Arch e mpiscopal Dlocese of Washington, by Prof. E. J. Goodspeed, read by |Street Preshyterlan Church; sermon Wiht @ive the address. WOR—Newark (405 Meters). Willlam Ziegler Nourse. Rev. (Marence Edward MaoCartney. | i D ~Special musi Silent. 8 pm.—Sunday Evening Club serv- p.m. hapel wservice of St. T Easty Piw _— from Orchestra Hall; musical | John's Episcopal CRurch: choir. Number 10 Set cou N x ihks Mandny Early Program Monday. e eetos tnanagements & 0 pm—Erich Lukascayk, Polish S g SET | 0: "he art of 9:30 am trawbridge & Clothler & afel (ROXTY taken direst from Jin. Allen De Vil.| 10:30 p.m—Late news and comment | charus of 170 volces In prize cantata, A REAL LONG-D | il Theater and e D il lot the financial and commercial | “The Light of the World," by Fred: , the Capitol 5 p.n. ich Lukasczyk, Polish vocal solos. To insure delivery before Christmas we recommend that s i sty Nocal salds, T o RADIO SETS 3 il i | Late financial and com- k reports A o e e e i : the Capitol featured prano solos by |, 1 bm-—The South Philadelphia [l You place your order immediately. % Make wonderful Christmas Gifts. There is a style e B e RN 3 t p.m.—s second part of the Drogr will - | Grace Hall Riheldaffer, 5 5 on b 2 e ort. 0ol for Bovs Orchestra. 5 Sist of & special presentation 1e 12 noon Market rep hool Boy to suit your pocketbook. We are also headquarters for FEDERAL and other e Capitol Theater .m.—Weather forecast 3 Market report. Kottt b CPLOL IPHCEL YO | war—rore worin LSS L e e 3 Pt Mol VICTO-RAD RADIO CO., Inc proadeasting studlo in th f < s ces the financial and commerclal - . soprano; Lo A . ha | = S e L ne R, t Methodist Cl s e SN . alto; Trav * S standard Radio Equipment. 24 Skinne ) to 6 pm—Organ cone 12:35 p.m-Table talk by Mrs. A.|elog s = pany, New York eits e Ria Theats = J. Peterson of the Peoples Gas Com- | Caroline Hoffman, pianist. 718 13th St. Opposite WCAP |ji| g “Vesper concert. 5 | ¥. Boyer Company 1 p.m.—Muarket reports. | WMC—Memphin (500 Meters). Main 2153 Meters). WEAA—Dallas (476 Meters). 1:30 pm —Tate mews and comment | giiont, . ; of the Vermont to S pan—Radio Bible class of |{f the financtal and commerclal mur- | = | Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. Sllustratec Jirst Presbyterfan Church; ad- | Xof% Market repor ! WSB—Atianta (420 Meters). i BiRwalte i .95 pm—Closing market reports. 11:54 s.m.—Services from the First FBROADCAST S _ SI-lith Se.NW. Mam 8165 [ S e s oy (o T bTe Top Tl b [le > T Tl T 1S ¢ America | T vith Mis argaret l 3 -1 tion of W WRC—Iadio l'nrnl(vr‘nlrh-‘n of A (460 Meters). ; Y meny Amens Sourns it | erenaders’ Dance Orchestra. DISTANT STATIONS | Early Program Monday Scheduled for Enstern| 1:30 to 2 p.m.—Address by George AN aneard) Thine. Thomas of the Southern Methodist University on “Bloomin' Britishers.” WEAF—New York (402 Meters). i N | 245 to 8:45 pm—interdenomind- | WHAS—Loutaville (400 Meters). . i \ services under t s : | N oW York % - ' address by T - 3 S o ———— | g ,.m.—Address by Dr. S. Parkes 2 < h."on “Go to Church.” - BOSTON O3 4: —Answers to questions, by Dr. Cadman. 9 5 pm_Praver and benediction, p p.m.—Major Vivian Gilbert w! . speak on “The Fall of Jerusalem.” Foanli i NEW YORKq 7:20 to 10 p.m.—Program same as Your Crystal Set e e WCAP. sta 4 Early Program Monday S ou fix it up the right way. You may PITTSBURGH o 8 il 2 already have evarything you nevd and just 'BALTIMOREG 4 pm.—La Mae Wragg, lyric so-| Dbave it nected up wrong. People using ¢ ICy B Ty e hods hear. prorens cioerly T Hicagp 0 COLUMBUS o 4:15 p.m.—David Franklin, planist. A 1;\ |I» T Mas \:‘rt:‘flt‘l;‘rfl:nso» 400 to 1,000 Miles Aw.y 8 AN FRANCISCO WASHINGTON NO TUBES, BATTERIES OR AMPLIFY- avid Franklin, planist. | 18G apparstus reaniiog TAL INCINNA D “Christmas Program for | ORYSTAL NECESSARY. CanenCoraL CINCINNATI Children,” by Gimbel Brothers cost less than u dollar. Picture of my set o and further information free. Write me ’ LOUIngLLE tods o T i wewr. | 'LEON LAMBERT : RICHMOND | . 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