The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
News and Notes OF the World Of Music
Local Musical Activities

: planning q series of pupils recital:
/ to- be given during the fall and win,
| ter. On account of the large num-
Der of pupils in his various classes
Mr.. Thiemeyer's recitals will be
able to present several unique fea.
lures.
Solo BY Mrs. Smart.
Mrs. B. II. Smart. soprano solois'
Church, sang Not Half Has Ever
Been Told" by ]. w. Bischoff, at the
morning service last Sunday.
Music at Calvary.
At Calvary Baptist Church las,
Sunday solos were presented by
Miss Jane Bushong. soprano, who
sang "Jesu, Jesu. Miserere," by
Nevln, and by Fred c. Schaefer
bass soloist, who rendered Marston's
Thy Will Be Done"
Open Evenings.
For the convenience OF the pub
llic, Ansell. Bishop & Turner, Inc,
are keeping their store open until
10 o'clock in the evening. Although
customers are admitted for eleven
hours each day none OF the clerks
works more than eight hours.
Mrs. Frost Resigns.
Mrs. Frank A. Frost. organist OF
Calvary Methodist Church. has re-
signed from that position. her res
lfgnation taking effect the last Sun
day in this month. She will be sue
| ceeded by Victor Boenau, who has
recently come to Washington.
Honeymooners Return.
Mrs. Roy Clements. who as Mrs
Esther Beavers. was cashier and
secretary to Homer L. Kilt secre'
tary and treasurer of the Jordan
Company, visited the store last
week in company with the bride
groom. They had just returned
from their honeymoon.
Miss Scherger VIII Sing.
Miss Frances Scherger will be the
soprano soloist at the benefit con-
cert to be given by the Arthur Jor-
dan Piano Company in Anacostia
next Friday evening.
First Baptist Church
Under the direction of Mrs. Flor
ence Howard the choir of the First
Baptist Church will present the fol-
lowing musical program at today's
services: Morning, anthem, Come
Unto Me" IGounod), and duet for
soprano and contralto. Lord of Life
and Light" (MozarD. Evening. an
them. Almighty God. Thy Praise
We Sing" (Hauner- -Bovin)i anthem,
Almost Persuaded;" tenor solo,
Spirit of God" CNeidlinger). and
anthem. Jesus. Savior. Pilot Me
(Schnecker). The choir is composed
of Mrs. Florence Howard, soprano
and director: Miss Mary Beiser. con-
tralto; Henry Kruger. tenor; John
Walker. bass. and Mrs. Edmund
Barry. organist.
Lodge CarnivnIx.
Earl Carbauh is preparing the
! musical programs for the carnival
to be given for the benefit of the
building fund of Stansbury Lodge
No. "a. F. A. A NJ. in Brightwood.
The entertainments will be held
every night except Sunday from
October to "A inclusive.
Church of the Covenant.
The special musical service at the
Church of the Covenant tonight will
be given by Miss Mary Beisser, con-
tralto: Richard Lorleberg. 'Cellist;
Miss Estella Thomas, violinist, Will
lam 4. SChmuCker, precentor. and
Claude Robson, organfst. The mu-
steal service will begin at 7:i5
o'clock. the regular preaching serv-
ice at S o'clock. The musical pro-
gram will be as follows: Trios for
organ, cello. and violin, Romance
(Sibelius), and prelude" (kistler) ;
contralto solos, The Lord Is NJ
Shepherd" tvan de Water, and The
Sun Shall Be No More Thy Light by
Day" (Spross); cello solo, Album
Leaf" Henriques), and organ post
lude, "Jubilate! Amen" (kinder).
Unveils Portrait.
Gertrude Lyons will be the So
prano soloist next Thursday even
| ing at the unveiling of the portrait
to George F. Killeen by the George
F. Killeen Chapter of the Ameri-
can Legion.
ST. PatrIck's Quartet.
St. Patrick's Church Quartet will
furnish the music this evening at
the musicale to be given by the
Knights of Columbus at their coun-
CluD 4NtAl % the Qudl K
will give a concert at Gibbons Hall,
Marlboro, Md, under the auspices
of the Daughters of Isabella. The
quartet is composed of the follow
ing members: Edna Hillyard How
ard, soprano; Carolyn Manning, con-
tralto; August Orange, tenor. and
James Nolan, bass. Miss Jennie
Glennan is the director. Lulle Fe-
gan will render Scotch songs in
costume.
Mt. Pleasant CONGREGATIONAL.
At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church this morning the
music will be given by Miss Fran
ccs Scherger, soprano, and Claude
Robson, organist. The vespCr
services will be resumed on the first
Sunday in October. The selections
to be heard this morning are: Organ
prelude. Romance" Frysinger; So
prano solo, ''Ninety-first Psalm
MacDermid, and organ postludc,
"Grand Choeur," Cappelin.