The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
CHOIR CONCERT is A SUCCESS
Large Audience Enjoys Music at St.
Paul'S Church.
Court Petitioned to Remove Causes
Pending Against Arlington and
Falls Church Road.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.


Alexandria. Va. Nov. ia large and
appreciative audience filled the parish hall
Of st. Paurs Protestant Episcopal Church
tonight at the concert given under the
auspices of the choir Of that church. The
participants acquitted themselves in a
very creditable manner. The programme
was as follows:
Chorus. Spring Song" barytone solo.
"A Son Of the Desert Am 1, -" Mr.. Dobey:
contralto solo, Till Death. Mrs. Fowler;
tenor solo, In Thy Dreams" Mr. Mad
doX; barytone solo. The Two Grena-
diers,' Mr.. J. Harris Franklin: reading.
Miss Ross; soprano solo. willamette"
Mrs. De DER: bass solo, "The Song OF
Hybrias the Cretan," Mr. Taylor; duet.
"A Night Hymn at Sea, Miss Graves and
Mr.. Daland; soprano solo. ocean LuI-
laby Miss Rowen; tenor solo. Celeste
Aida. Mr.. Mills: barytone solo. Der
Ehlkonig, Mr.. DalaEd; soprano solo (a)
Dawn and Cb) "A Keepsake" Mrs.
Hulhsh; barytone solo. "The Clang of the
Forge" Mr.. Waller: contralto- solo. The
Swimmer" Miss Graves; tenor solo. "To-
readOr Hola." Mr.. Ogden: reading. Miss
Ross; aria from "Cavalleria Rusticana,"
Miss Smoot; seXtet from Lucia di Lam
mermoor,' Mrs. De Dier, Miss Graves.
Mr.. Mills. Mr.. Maddox. Mr. Daland, and
Mr.. Taylor; bass solo, "Oh. Cruel For
tune, Mr.. Writ; chorus, The Song OF
the Triton" The accompanies were.
Piano. Miss Steiner, Mr. Daland, and Mr..
Fowler; violin, Mr.. Schoeneman; cello.
Miss Wieser.
\ petition will be presented to Judge
J. b. T. Thornton, Of the circuit court
for this city. December 4, by Messrs.
Moore, Barbour. and Keith. and Judge
G. +. Nicol. attorneys for the Washing
ton. Arlington. and Falls Church Rail-
way Company, asking the court to re-
move the causes pending against the
company. which are the result OF the
Clarendon wreck.
John Beatley. who was arrested in
Washington to-day, was this afternoon
brought here by Policeman Roberts and
locked up on suspicion Of the larceny Of
a gold open-face watch. valued at SO,
from c. L. Butler
Thomas Wise. colored, was arraigned
before United States Commissioner r. p.
W. Garnett this afternoon on charge
OF selling liquor without a license in
Alexandria County Wise was remanded
70 jail until 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, when he will be given a hearing be-
fore Commissioner Garnett.
Policemen Beach and Nicholson this az
ternoon arrested Andrew Williams and
John Jefferies. youths about sixteen years
Of age. on suspicion OF the larceny. of
copper and brass from the Southern Rail-
way Company.
Funeral services over the remains of
Robert Bell. who died from the effect OF
Illuminating gas in Washington yester-
day, Will be held at his former home
5l3 Duke street, at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Rev. Joseph r. Sewer. pastor
of the Second Presbyterian Church, will
ofiiciate.
The funeral Of Mrs. Bayliss. wife OF
Thomas Bayliss, who died at the Alex
andria Hospital Sunday. took place at.
ii o'clock to-day at the Episcopal chapel
at LincOlnia, Fairfax County
The stockholders of the Abemarle
Apartments Company at its annual meet
ing elected the following directors to
serve for the coming year: r r. Schneid-
er. Washington: William e Sims. Henry
Upton Sims. Birmingham. Ala: VI. O.
Schneider and Alexander G. Bentley Of
Washington.