Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1927, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1927. EMU{}RA‘I‘S PLAN !:fiflet.’zs'“;m Bersoerats whs e | FOREIGN CAROLS SUNG ?mmm PRRIRATARIR M ‘men. W n e cobable there will be not fewer than 1,000 persons at table. ' & ——— i Chairman Shaver says he has gohe | Eight- Nations Represented in Pro- anead with arrangements for " Jackson day” affair irrespective of gram Presented at Metho- dgrinth e v\ BY MT. VERNON CHOWR & The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. Entrance 909 F Street—at Ninth o {he qualms of a few leaders who fear i s h thing as a harmonious X dist Church. wekson Day Dinner January ot Sittic " cathering s impossible. They are the same el ts < 12 Expected to Iron OQut | prevented the holding of :h9~;:rm-“|‘ A novel type of Christmas program . d: e “d::',?;u'a % “explosions” be- | Was givenuJast night at the Mount Party Feuds. | ween the Smith and McAdoo camp: ernon Place Methodist Episcopa) Church South by the Mount Vernon | lements which —_—— | A Merry Chrlstmas Will Be Yours---And Somebody Else’s, If You Give One of These Beautiful Occasional Pieces on of R. Dean | o @ o ax. | Shure, when eig rols representing untoward eruptions are eX-| cizht countries wer 3 at the forthcoming {oa%C | Departing from the usual type of ra believe it is better to | . CORSILNE o out of um party's system | = The January | 0% JEi00 Tidie ‘of the countri selected. 4 to round uP | rpe choir did its best work in “The | | Slumber Song of the Infant Jesus,” o acrt, which was representative | attempt made ect blend of the by any uneven- e pianissimo and | Hw effect was of a high order. her outstanding bit of work ging of “Silent Night,"” rep- of Germany, in which El- 1 Rowe, soprano soloist, sang ¢ | the carol with the choir humming the ® | accompaniment. ¥| The rousing “Good King Wence- | 2 | slas” of England and the sonorous | 3 “Carol of the Russian Children” were | d t fi . - 7 T s ; S 2 = =3 Deferred f f T To Invite Congressmen. | The beautiful, simple, lyrical setting 3 « . 3 But when leaders from widely sep- 0([('_"\ Sfll(\l’i\' Fair” of Lapland made a \ 32 = . = ~ arated ts of the country begin pow ing finale. b 3 — ey P e Sork Party Bai e P rith one another Democratic | The other carols were “The Holy #t Redor Green : — & ayments Ladder-Back reon and Hami 2 ch believe light will emers: other Sings” (Amerfca), of Rhys- === - . . it N Herbert; “Out on the Plains the Shep. or Mahogany Chair Others . ic: members of Congress herds Watching” (Spanish), and “O Tilt-T : ‘. 5 antl Wonder Ineftable” (Iialian). 1lt-Top \ Fiber Seat Senator ’ s e han. | Miss Edith Gottwalls played the ac- inti turne a1 | will be importan n Ah h,“" companiments, and Dr. W. 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