The Washington herald., 1920-06-27

ing.
Mrs. Frank Akers Frost organist
of Calvary Methodist Church, pre-
sented the following numbers at last
Sundays services; Morning. "Ber-
ceuse." Faulkes: 'In the Morning"
Grieg. and Wedding March," Sudds.
Evening. Meditation" Flagler;
Songs in the Night" spinney:
ARIA" Bach, and Largo" Rink.
Miss Mabel c. Linton announces
her commencement piano recital for
Tuesday evening at Methodist Prot
estant Church Parish Hall, Rhode
Island avenue and First street
northwest. The assisting soloists
will be Miss Helen Gerrer, violinist.
and Mrs. N. Wright Deal, soprano.
The pupils Of Miss NJ. Katherine
Floeckher were recently presented
in a piano recital at the Playhouse,
In which they were assisted by the
Kimball Quartet, composed of Mrs.
Heartsill. Mr.. Myers, Miss Koontz,
and Mr.. Heartsill. The program was
as follows: Piano quartet. I'm
garischer March," Schubert Mar
garet Connor, Josephine Hiatt, Tudor
Wilton. Doris Burton; "Sonatina in
c, Op. 36," Clementi. Tudor Wilton;
Dorothy" Smith, Lois Kephart;
"Minuet in G." Beethoven, Josephine
Hiatt; duet, I'm the Twilight" Sar-
torio. Margaret and Betty Moor
Of la -
Connor; Scarf Dance" Chaminade,
Annie Barlow; Military March,"
Schubert, John Conliff: piano quar-
tet, Waltz in A fiat" Moszkowski,
Margaret Floeckher. Annie Barlow,
John Conliff, Gwendolyn Burton;
Waltz in D fiat" Chopin. Gwendo-
lyn Burton; "Serenade," Moszkow-
ski, Abagail Wilton; Air De Bal
let" Chaminade, Margaret Floeck-
her: "Nocturne in d fat" Chopin,
Amelia Hutchinsin; Romance.
Sebilius. Frances Chalk; "Scherzo in
B fiat minor" Chopin, Miss Flock
her, and Concerto in A minor, first
movement" Schumann, Frances
Chalk. accompanied by Miss Flock
her at the second piano.
Mrs Emily Frech Barnes gave two
student recitals last week at her
studio. Interesting programs were
rendered by the following students:
Mrs. Charles McMullen, Mrs. VIM.
Davis, the Misses Julia Lindberg
Grace Bush. Josephine Mann. Judith
Mann. May Dales, Julia Espeland.
Jeanette Burgess, Ruth Ashford,
Emile Fey, Marian Thomas. Flor
ence Beall, Evelyn Gcsncll, Helen
Clark. Ruth Thomas, Katherine
Birch. Martha Clark, Unetta Dalkin.
Dorothy Barnes. Mary Clark, Mary
Gillen. Grace Wood. Taoie Steiner.
Emile Crawford, Thomas Keys,
Dorothy link, Katherine McCaf-
ferey. Regina Entwistle, Mary
Ready, Virginia Lewis and Marian
Lewis.
The choir Of First Baptist Church
will present their final program OF
the season at today's services. Dur
ing the summer months soloists will
sing the offertory numbers at each
service. The selections for today
are as follows: Morning-Anthem,
30 Sing. o Sing. Unto the Lord %
Schneider: anthem. BE Still and
Know That / Am God" Buck. Even
ing-Anthem. Praise Ye the Lord. %
RandeGger; anthem. 20 Pray for
the Peace of Jerusalem" Knox; an
them. Jerusalem" Parker. The
choir is composed of Mrs. Florence
Howard. soprano and director: Hen
~ Kruger. tenor; John Walker,
bass. and Mrs. E. Barry. organist.
Members of the Washington
Readers Club will entertain the
Arts Club of Washington on Tues
day evening. William T. Pierson.
the well-known Washington COM
poser. will sing two of his compost
tions: My Garden" and The White
Rose" The lyrics of the former
song are by H. J. HeItman. and
those Of the latter composition by
Jessie l. Pierson. Miss Violet War
rem Pierson. the talented reader.
will present several numbers. Last
Saturday morning Mr.. Pierson was
the guest Of the Community Chorus
Unit of Woodward e. Lothrop's at
their morning sing. Mr.. Pierson
sang his new song. Washington
This composition was rendered by
the entire eighth grade class of the
Hubbard School last Wednesday. as
n feature of their graduation exer-
cises.
MIS-. n. smart, soprano, Will De
the soloist today at Fourth Presby-
terian Church. This morning she
will sing The Ninety ard Nine"
Campion. At the evening service her
solo will be Beautiful Isle OF Some
where" Fearis. Miss Peters is the
organist.
Hamline Methodist Church choir
will present the following program
at today's services: Morning: Or
gan prelude. 'Andante," Woltsen-
holme: quartet. For All the
Saints" Schneider; offertory. quar-
tet. Consider Ye the Lilies" wie-
gand; organ postlude, March"
Duncan. Evening: Organ, pre-
lude." Schumann, and Melody in
d Flat" st. Clair; quartet, Blessed
Be the Lord" Shryock: quartet.
How Sweet the Name" Shelley;