The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
Petworth MetAodist.

Petworth Methodist.
For the-regulaar morning and
evening services today at Petworth
Methodist Episcopal Church the fol-
lowing musical programs have been
arranged. The music will be rem
dered by Petworth choir and quar-
tet. with Dwight s. Church.. director.
ist. Morning--Prelude from Tam
hauser'' (Wagner); professional.
Soldiers Of Christ Arise" (Elvey);
anthem. Unfold Ye Portals" (Gou-
nod): offertory solo, How Lovely
Are Thy Dwellings" tLiddle). sung
by Mrs. Paul Russell, soprano SOLO
list; postlude. "Fugue in d minor
(Bach). Evening-Prelude, "Ro-
manza" (Parker); professional,
Onward. Christian Soldiers" (sulii-
van); anthem, THE Radiant Morn"
(woodward); offertory. quartet,
Praise the God of Our Salvation
Brown; postlude. Allegro Mod
erato" in d (Smart). The quartet
consists of Mrs. Paul Russell, So
prano; Miss Mildred DeHart, con-
tralto: Clarence p. Lewis. tenor.
and Edwin r. Baliinger. bass.
On Sunday evening. November 81,
Miss Jessie Masters. contfalto. has
been engaged by the Petworth choir
to give a sacred concert" This
concert inaugurates a series of mu-
sical events to be given during the
winter. December 19 this choir will
give The Messiah" with Frederic
artists. In March Elijah" (Men-.
delssohn) will be presented. and in
the early part of May Hymn Of
Praise" (Mendelssohn) will be sung
| by the choir. with assisting SOLO
lists. In addition to the events mem
| toned above, the choir will have
rfationally-known artists in Janu-
airy, February and April.
Dealers Organize.
An organization to be known as
1.-THE Columbia Dealers Retail Asso-
citation of the District of Columbia
was formed last week by the seven
teen firms selling Columbia grafo-
nolas in this city. Harry c. Grove
was elected president and NJ. Phil
ips secretary and treasurer. The
association was organized for the
in Washington.
II Afternoon MUSICAL.
Invitations have been issued for
a musicale to be given this after
noon by Miss Alma Brevad, mezzo-
soprano: Miss Clara Frank, soprano,
and Miss Mary E. Kelly, soprano
These young ladies are pupils OF
Eleanor Rodney Smith and Alma
Bucciantini. of Florence, Italy. The
recital will be given at their studio
in o street.
Vaughn Class Concert.
The thirtieth annuaI concert oil
the Vaughn Class of Cavalry Bap'
tist Church. will be given Friday
evening in the Sunday school house
Those participating in the program
are: Miss Elsa l. Raner. violinist
the Musurgia Quartet, composed o.
; Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler, so
prano; Mrs. William T. Reed, con-
tralto; Louis Goodyear, tenor: Ed.
win Callow, bass, and Harry Whea.
: ton Howard, pianist-director; Bella
Zsiga, the famous cimbalon SOLOS
: OF the Rialto Theater Orchestra
George H. o'Connor. barytone. and
Walter W. Beck, reader. The ac'
companists will be Mrs. Walter w
Beck. Matt Horn. Harry Wheaton
IOWdTu anu tNODcEt DOHu SOlids
lexington Presbyterian.
: The musical service at Eckingtol
Presbyterian Church today will b.
. as follows: Morning-Prelude, LIE
Priere" (Boellmann): anthem, ''
I Will Sing of Thy Power" (Sullivan)
I duet, soprano and baritone. "Art
Thou Weary" (Graben- Hoffmann)
: Gertrude Lyons and James Bates
t offertory. Venetian Melody" (Ne
VIM; postlude, "Marche Romaine'
a (Gounod). Evening-Preludes, 'In
= dian Summer Sketch" (Brewer) an
Romance in D Flat" GeMare); an
J. them, Hear o Lord" (Watson)
: quartet Jesus the Very Though
: of Thee" (Gilchrist); offertory. "Th
o Ebbon Lutte" Gester); postlude
d '"Triumphal March" (verdD. Ger
b trude Lyons is the choir directo
, and Ramona Beckner organist.
!, ST. Stephens Church Concert.
A concert will be given for tn
: benefit of st. Stephens Episcopa
4 Church, at the Parish Hall. on Wed
4 nesday evening. The program vii
y be presented by Mrs. Anna Bret
I Sunny, contralto; Mrs. Mario
: Sawtelle McGinty, pianist; Arseni
e Ralon, violinist, and Ernest Len,
v 'cellist.
whitecroft RecftaIs.
= The first OF the series of five re
cftals to be given by the whitecrof
/ Piano School at Franklin Squar
Hotel, will occur on Friday evenint
Mona Jelliman. pianist. will Civ
the program, which will be as fol
lows: "Rondo in A Minor" (Mozart)
Sonata in A Major" (Scarlatti)
"Fantasie" in three movement
(Schumann); Seven Preludes" an
"Nocturne in c Sharp Minor" (Cno
pin). and Spanish Rhapsody" wit
accompaniment on second plan
Gisz). Emma M. c. Bender is tn
principal of the school and Mrs. {
F. Williams manager.