The Washington herald., 1920-06-20

The choir of Hamline NJ. E.
Church will present the following
program at today's services: Morn
ing, organ prelude, "Adagio," VOL
from; quartet, II Will Call Upon
Thee" Buck; bass solo, BE Thou
Near Me-" Mozart; organ postlude,
!. -Marche Triophale," Ferrata.
Evening, organ preludes, Prelude"
Hollins, and AT Evening"" Kinder;
quartet, -Tarry With Me-" Pike;
bass and soprano duet, TN Heavenly
Love Abiding" Pontius: postlude,
ssMarch," Read. Edith B.. Athey is
eSrganist and director of the quartet,
which is composed of Marion Greene,
{ooprano; Mrs. John Humphrey, alto;
SClarence Lewis, tenor, and Irving
Townsend. bass.
Mrs. William T. Reed, contralto
Isoloist of Calvary Baptist Church.
<qBang Abbott's Just For Today" at
oehe evening service last Sunday.
- Jessie Masters, well and favor
bly known contralto Of this city.
has completed plans for an exten-
slive recital tour Of the Middle West
and Southern States. She will leave
s-washington within a few days.
>. The Boys Band of forty-two
pieces from the Tressler Orphans
Home at Loyesville. Pa, presented
Excellent programs at several of the
Etutheran churches of this city last
Sunday.
- The Elks' Octet. composed of
eJames X. Young and William Ath-
serholt, first tenors; Howard Green
and Glenn Ashley, second tenors;
Earl Carbauh and Edward l..
Hutchinson, first BASES; Ambrose
SDirkin and Frank Dougherty. sec
H6nd basses, furnished a portion of
The Flag Day exercises held at the
Sylvan Theater.
= Earl Carbauh. barytone soloist of
central Presbyterian Church. has
Returned from a three weeks trip
yhrough the Middle West, where he
gave a number of success sful recitals.
sdr. Carbauh resumed his duties at
tshe church last Sunday.
- lexington Presbyterian Church
will have the following musical pro-
Lxram at its services today: Morn
ang, organ prelude, "Pastorale,
fsilas: anthem. quintette, Father In
Heaven" Dow: offertory, "Andante,
jackson; quintette, soft in the Dis
ssance I hear Nearer My God to
sFhee,'" Mason-Burnett; postlude,
March" Armstrong. Evening, piano
prelude, 'Melodie," Rachmaninoff: (:
anthem, quartette, abide with Me-"
-Barnby; organ offertory. sketch"
swestbrook; auartette. "one Sweet
siy Solemn Thought" Ambrose; or
gan postlude, March" Cressey.
Gertrude Lyons Is the choir director,
and Carl Stuhler the organist.
:. The Won Unschuld University OF
Music will hold its commencement
exercises and recital in the Ball
Room of the New Willard tomorrow
Evening. Those participating in the
program are Miss Louise Hine-
bough. Miss Dorotha Sanborn. Mile.
Marguarete Kohl, Miss Lucia Max
well, Miss Madeleine Lazard Won Un-
schuld, Vernon Goldsmith. Fred F.
sBlevins. Miss Lucie Chamberlain,
Miss Nina Trussel. Miss Marion
sAgnew, Miss Margaret La Hayne,
Miss Annie Foster. Miss Leila Eng
-Iish, and Mnie. Marie Won Unschuld.
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- The music for this mornings SER
syice at Mount Pleasant Congrega
HonaI Church will be given by Her
rnan Fakler, bass. and Claude Robe
zson, organist. The following num-
eoers will be presented: Organ pre-
1ude Spring Song" Lemare; bass
solo There is a Blessed Home"
sOHara: organ postlude Grand
rChoeur." Dethier.
n Special music will be rendered at
The Church of the Covenant tonight
.by Miss Estella Thomas, violinist;
Herman Fakler, bass; Richard Lor-
saeburg. ,cellist; William r. Schmuck-
sorganist. The musical selections
will be as follows: Organ prelude.
FIN the Twilight" Harker: bass
solos Spirit of God" Neidlinger,
sand Just as Am" Ludebnehl;
~Sioloncello solo "Cantilena," Col
sfermann; trios for violin, cello. and
Organ Largo" Handel, and "Ber-
-ceuse," Godard: organ postlude
stMinuetto." Calkin.
~ A Browning evening will be given
rat the Arts Club on Tuesday eve
xaing. In addition to readings and
sxecitations. musical numbers will be
-lurnished by Mrs. Peter Grogan,
soprano; Miss Margaret Callahan,
rmezzo- Miss Anna O'Con-
nell. contralto. and Miss S. WASH
burn, contralto.
william Stansfield has accepted
An engagement as organist and
-choirmaster of st. James P. E.
Church in Atlantic City for the three
-months commencing today. Mr..
tstansfield will return to Washington
September Is.
= Miss Alice z. Burbage will give
her annual pupils recital at the
Washington Club tomorrow evening.
Miss Eta Schmid. Miss Sade C.. Sty-
ron and Miss Margaret Wright are
ON the program.
= Miss Mabel Duncan, the Scotch
s'cellist. who is on tour as soloist
sand member of the Peabody Trio.
played recently in Memphis, Tenn.
where she was cordially received as
Usual.
- Milton Schwartz, the 10-year-old
boy violinist who made such a pro-
nounced impression on musical crit
les last season, will spend the sum-
mer with Josef Kaspar. at Blue
mont. Va, preparing his concert
program for next season.
Mrs. Florence Howard. director of
the choir of First Baptist Church
has prepared the following pro-
Yram for today's services: Morn
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