The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-14
Choir TO HONOR
VETERAN LEADER
Special Musical Programs to
Mark Completion Of Quarter
Century of Service.
TWO SERVICES TODAY
Sherman B. Fowler Finishes Twenty
FIVE Years as Organist of Alex
andna Church.
TWO SERVICES TODAY

| servance of the twenty-fifth anniversar,
\ of Sherman b. Fowler as organist and
| director of that choir. The principa
program will be at the evening servic,
at 7:S0 O'Clock. Rev. DIR. p. p. Phillip:
is rector of this church.
The program follows: 30 Come Before
His Presence With Singing &c. c. Mar.
TIM. solo. Mr.. Ogden: solo. IF God Sc
Clothed the Grass (Dr. ]. w. BischofD
Mr.. Writ; II Waited for the Lord
(Aiendelssohn). solos by Mrs. White and
Mrs. Whitman: Il VIII ExtoI Thee. O
Lord" Coastal. solo. Miss Schippert:
Fear Not. o Israeli Max Spicker).
solos. Mrs. Downham. Mrs. Fowler, Mr..
Maddox and Mr.. Writ; duet. My Song
Shall Be Always Thy Mercy" Mendel-
ssohn). Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman: The
Publican wan de Water. solo, Mr..
Franklin; oftertory violin solo, BY
Babylon's Wave (Gounod). Miss Kast;
"a Song in the Night" Or. H. Wood
mani, solos by Mrs. White and Mr..
Waller: solo. my Hope is in the Ever
lasting" (Stainer), Mrs. Downham; quar-
tet, My Faith Looks Up to Thee Up.
A. Schnecker). Mrs White, Mrs. Fowler.
Mr.. Maddox. Mr.. Waller; GLORIA"
CMozar0; prayer. benediction hymn, No
So; solo, Mrs. White; benediction; pax
die. Thomas Troman.
The following are members of the choir:
Soloists. Mrs. Harrie White. soprano:
Mrs. Sherman B. Fowler. alto: Wilbur
Maddox, tenor: Wilmer J. Waller bass;
Miss Caroline Kast, violinist.
Sopranos-Miss Lucy NJ. Anderson. Miss
Dorsey Ashton. Miss Grace Baggett, Miss
Louise S. Ballenger. Miss Mary Z. Bontz.
Mrs. Robert F. Downham, Miss Cora
Duffey, Miss Mary Entwisle. Miss Nina
Fulton. Mrs. Earl Fisher. Miss Vera Ger
mond, Miss Alice J. Green. Miss Esther
T. Heishley Miss Theodosia Keene. Miss
Christina MICA. Kemper. Miss Florence
L. Lindsey. Miss Marion Lindsey. Miss
Halle Makely, Miss Pearl Newton. Miss
Mary E. Nails. Mrs. Kenneth Ogden,
Mrs. Herbert Oliver, Miss Della Phillips.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rosson. Miss Hilda
Schneider. Miss Viola Schippert. Mrs.
Edmund F. TIGER, Miss Nancy Tackett,
Mrs Harrie White Mrs Edward r. Wit
man. and Miss Mary Young.
Altos-Mrs. Louis Cheeseman. Mrs.
Sherman B. Fowler. Miss Lucy NJ.
Graves, Miss Emily II. johnson. Mrs.
Charles T. Lindsey. Mrs. Matthew w
o'Brien. Miss Cora Pullman. Mrs Claude
I. Pickin. Mrs. James Reid, and Miss
Katharine c. Waller.
Tenors-Frank Latham. Wilbur Mad
dox. Kenneth Ogden. Samuel Pullman.
John Scott. Frederick Taylor. W. Regi-
maid Tatspaugh. Edward R. Whitman,
James X. Young, and Robert 4. Zach
airy.
Bassos-WiIliam l. Allen, Frederick n.
Baker. Arthur Bryant. George Fl. Evans.
Laurence G. Fawcett. J. Harris Frank
lin. Philip C Heishley. Urban S. LAM
bert. DR.. Charles T. Lindsey. John
Claude Pickin. Harry E.
oh Talp
Richard Writ, and Samuel Wade.
The interior of the parsonage of st.
Mary's Catholic Church and st. Mary's
Parochial School will be remodelled. The
contract for the work has been awarded
10 Samuel DE Vaughan. Mr.. De Vaughan
has been awarded the contract for the
erection of two two-story brick dwelling
houses on Fayette street. between Prin-
sess and Oronoco streets. for Hugo Her
'urth. jr., and also for improvements to
the Anne Lee Memorial Home for the
Aged.
The Crandall Lock Company, Of this
sity. with a maximum capital stock or
ZOO and a minimum of 5000, the par
ralue of which is 800 share has been
granted a charter by the State corpora
ion commission. Its objects are manu-
'acturing and dealing in locks, etc. Or
icers are: Emery P. CraHdaIl. president
Ind George Z. Ayton, secretary, both OF |
Washington.
The commission has also granted a
certificate of incorpora-
ion to the Potomac Country Club, Of !
reducing the maximum capt. |
al stock from 100000 to $1,000 and in |
.reasing the par value from s. to 500 a !
hare.
DR.. s. u. Mitman. of South Bethle- |
lem, Pa. field secretary OF the board /
4 religious education. will address the |
sunday School Association of this city |
donday night in the parish hall OF /
'hrist p. E. Church at 7:45 o'clock !
lis subject will be Home and Sun
ay School: How They May Help Each |
,ther." Parents OF scholars, as well |
$ teachers in the various Sunday |
end.
A coroner's jury from Alexandria |
'cunty, summoned by DR.. r. ]. Yates,
1ill meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ng at wheatley's undertaking chapel to
investigate the circumstances attend
ng the death of William Taylor, col
red. about IS years old. who died last
light at the Alexandria Hospital as
esult OF injuries received several days
go by being struck by an automobile
Thile in Del Ray, Alexandria County.
aylor received a broken back.
Maj. Raymond w. Pullman, superin-
sndent of police of the District of Co. I
Imbia, will deliver an address at ST.
clock Sunday afternoon in the young
copies building before members of the
Wesley Bible class of the NJ Z. Church
outh.
In the chancery suit of Dun G. Lewis
gainst William Lewis and others, a final
ecree was given in the Corporation
curt today for the settlement of the es-
lite of the late NJ. N. Lewis.
Frederick Grillbortzer. years old, son
: Mr.. and Mrs David GFillbortzer, was
nocked down by an automobile while in
ing street. between Fayette and Payne
reefs. at o'clock tonight and slightly
jured. He was attended by DR.. NJ. d.
clancy.
Members of Alva Aerie. No. s71. Frater-
al Order of Eagles. at a meeting held
might, arranged to attend the funeral
J. S. Simmons at o'clock Sunday aft
moon from his late home, sol Cameron
rect.
Lecture for Blind Tuesdav