The Washington herald., 1920-07-04

Margaret E. Lynch. Carolyn Rogers.
Beatrice Clemencia Miller. Signe
Giere, Virginia James. Esther Good
pasture, Frances Sullivan, Brewster
II. Marshall. William Bradford, Rob-
ert N. Ruckman and Lawrence b.
Glover. Those rendering organ
numbers were Reba Loomis. Grace
c. .Neidig, Frances sullivan. NJ. Eve
lyn Bullock, Pansy Sieber and Rob-
err NJ. Ruckman.
On Tuesday evening all were
piano numbers and were given by
Virginia Catlett, Virginia Rand.
EIeanora Hayden. Edith Kalstrom.
Rachel Pierce. Maude Quinter, Ma
rion Burns, Mary Lilly Eldridge,
Martha Livingston, Dorothea Crea-
ger, Elizabeth Edmonds, Constance
Church, Edward Duvall, Everett Mi
lans, Osgood Tufts, John Bowen,
Kenneth johnson, James Burns, John
F. Thompson, Billy McNeill and
Theodore Pierson.
1ke graduates and pupils of the
preparatory school affiliated with
the Won Unschuld University of
Music were recently presented in a
recital. The program was given by
Fosalie Kerfoot, L. wildman. Vir-
giria Hitchcock, Margheritta Coilela.
Margarete Merrill, Frances Cost
mano, katherine Heyser, Louise Ma
son, Jeanette Kardell, Beryl Laugh
lin. Lila Crawford, Kenneth Null
ford, Evelyn Palmer, Marion Heyser.
Misc Olmstead, Alva Guilliani. Ele-
nita Crenshaw, Mary Howe. ]. Clapp,
Margarete Sherwood, Adelina Hey
ser. Ethel Breeskin and the follow
ing graduates: Katherine Varela,
Evelyn Healy. Estella Smallwood.
Frances Andrews. Margaret Ham
merly. Margarete Schwartz, Alton
Hey ser, Marion Baumgarten, Marion
Brown and Gerald Cook.
william T. Pierson sang two bal
lads written by himself at the en-
tertainment given to the Arts Club !
by members of the Readers Club on
Wednesday evening. The compost !
tions were MY Garden" with words |
by Harry ]. Heltman, and The J
White Rose" lyric by Jessie i. Pier !
son. The program closed with the /,
singing of Mr.. Persons new song, I.
Washington" which has met with !
such favor in this city.
Miss Mary Beiser has been en-
gagged as contralto soloist at the |
First Baptist Church. During July |
and August Mrs. Florence Howard. |
soprano and musical director, will |
be absent from the church on her |
vacation. Music will be given dur
ing those months by Miss Blanche |
Bolln. soprano; Miss Mary Beiser, |
Henry Kruger. tenor; |
John Walker. bass. and Mrs. Ed
mund Barry, organist.
The District of Columbia Chapter
of the American Guild of Organists
held its annual meeting for the cleo
ton of officers on Wednesday even
ing at Robinson's Music Store.
The following named persons were |
elected to Office. their term be-
ginning October /, 1920: ]. B. Will /
son. dean; w. H. Nash. sub dean;
Mrs. Sylvester, registrar; Miss Char
lotte Klein. secretary; Arthur d.
Mayo and ]. Edgar Robinson.
auditors.
]. Edgar Robinson was the sub
stitute organist last Sunday at
First Reform Church. of which |
church he was formerly organist.
The soloist was Mrs. George Stam-
baugh. who sang Cowen's Come
Unto Me-"
The music for the special musical !
service at the Church of the Cove
nant tonight will be given by Miss
Mary Beisser. contralto: Miss Es-
tella Thomas. violinist; Richard
IorIeburg, 'cellist: William R.
precentor. and Claude .
Robson. organist. The preliminary
,,usicsl service will begin at 7:45 |
and tne regular service at O'CLOCK.
The program win be as follows:
ORGAN prelude. from the Land OF
th.S = Blue, Water Cadnisn; con-
trslto solo, Miss Beisser; trios for
violin. cello and organ. Revere.
Came. and Why" Schumann: con-
tralto solo, Miss Beisser; cello !
solo, 'MeIodie," Massenet; organ
prelude, Fanfare" Dubois.
At Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tionaI Church the music for this
mornings service will be given by /
uerman Fakler, bass. and Claude
Robeson, organist. The vesper serV-
ice has been discontinued until Oc-
tober. The musical program is as
follows: Organ prelude. Inter
nezzo." Rogers; bass solo, cast
Thy Burden" Hamblen. Mr.. Fakler' /
organ postlude, March," Faulkes.
A piano recital was recently CIV
en- by Miss Virginia Bestor ana ner
pupils. assisted by Philip Dlmon'
yiolinist, and Fred Weihe, 'cellist'
AT her studio in New Hampshire
avenue. The following program
was presented: ''Minuet in g." Bee
,boven. and "valse Picturesque
Reinhold. Miss Anne Dimon; ALE
gro con brio" from Trio c mfnor,
beethoven. Miss Louise Hoover, pi-
ano. Philip Dimon. violin, and Fred
yyeihe. cello. "Polona!se." Chopin.
Nrs Bandenburg; I'm the Night.
schumann. and THE Nightingale,
JJszt. Miss Helen Rosenbusch;
..Kreisleriana, Nos. / and T." Schu-
mann, "Preludes Nos. Is and TO-,
chopin, and "Valse, A fat. Op. A."
chopin, Miss Louise Hoover; Pres
70 from Trio C minor" Beethoven,
Miss Helen Rosenbusch. piano, Mr..
DImon. violin. and NJ. Weihe, cell
10: scottish Tone Poem" MacDow-
eli. and "Barcarole. A minor" Ru-
bernstein. Miss Louise Hoover; Po-
lonaise. B major" Paderewski. Miss
Rosenbusch.
Miss Eta H. Schmid. the we'll
known pianist and teacher. enter
tanned thirty of her pupils by CIV
ing a picnic in their honor at Rock