The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
MUSIC IN WASHINGTON.

from Musical Courier which are Of
great value to students. Those who will
assist Nine. DAILY on Friday and during
the entire season are Misses Marie Nc
Kentt. Janet Hayes, Louise Erhardt.
Anna Slack, Edwinetta Schroeder, Kath-
ryn Masterson. Mrs. JohnstOne. Mrs.
Morse, Messrs- Charles Black and Robert
Patterson. Mr.. Fritz Muller. solo 'cellist.
Of the Marine Band Orchestra, VIII also
assist.
A plano recital by four pupils Of the
Virgil Clavier School is planned for Mon
day, December 3. 10 be held at the school.
1923 F street. at S15 ?. m.
The Apollo Quartet viii render the
music at the Elks' memorial service TO be
given, Sunday, December .
The Philharmonic Quartet sang at the
concert given by tho Mems Club Of
Trinity NJ r Church last Monday even
ing. and was the subject Of much favor
able comment
Miss Margaret Veitch gave a charming
informal musicale at her studio, 1914 F
street, Thursday afternoon. She was as
sisted by Mr.. B. Frank Gebest, pianist.
who played in his usual good style Mrs.
Walter Patterson was a sympathetic &C
companist.
Miss Margaret Upcraft, who was
teacher of music at the National Cathe-
dral School for Girls last season, has gone
abroad and viii take two years course
in Germany. Miss Hobart is holding the
position at the Cathedral School which
Miss Upcraft left vacant
The Wesley Chapel music for Sunday
morning will be a quartet by Havens,
"Joyfully Onward We Move" and Ash
ford's Resignation" bass solo by Mr.
A owen Penney. In the evening the
quartet will sing Our Blest Redeemer"
lHOuseley), and Mrs. c. B. Bayly, jr.,
and Mrs. D. Olin Leech will sing MY
Faith Looks Up to Thee" duet for So
prano and alto.
Mr.. A J. Hudson. formerly bass soloist
at the First Presbyterian Church, has
resigned and viii accept the same posi-
ton at New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, MS duties 10 begin to-day Mr.
Hudson sang last Sunday and the last
two Sundays in October at the latter
church
On Thursday evening last an interesting
electrelle recital was given in the crafts
man room Of William 2. Moses & Sons,
at which Mr.. Anton Kaspar. the we'll
known viOlinist, was assisting soIoist.
Mr.. Norman Daily is arranging to give
a piano recital at the town hall, Rock
vile. Nd, the first week in December,
when he viii be assisted by Mrs. Blanche
Mattingly Rogers and Mr.. Fritz Muller.
'cellist Of the Marine Band Orchestra.
The concert on Friday evening at Foun-
dry NJ z Church for the benefit of the
North Capitol IL z. Church debt was
well attended. The Apollo Quartet
Messrs. Myers, Mcfarland. Rodrick, and
Holland-was assisted by Mr.. Eric Rath,
pianist, and Dr. F. NJ Bristol. reader.
The quartet sang several selections, and
Mr. r. R Rodrick sang The Arabs
Bride" in fine style.
November 50 will be the first Of the
recitals given by the University of Music
and Dramatic Art. The soloists are Mr.
York. and Miss Edith Pickering, vocal
teacher of the university. The recital is
free TO the university pupils and their
parents.
The Nodica Mandolin and Guitar Orches-
ira held its first meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association Building last
Wednesday evening. More than fifty
members were present, and they practiced
successfully the 'Pique Dame Overture.
by Suppe the ''Mocking Bird" selections.
and Meditation" by Morrison.
This club has been in existence for the
past ten years, successfully directed by
Mr. Walter T. Holt, assisted by Mr.. H
+. Gallaher. There viii be solos contrib
uted by different advanced members Of
the orchestra at each rehearsal. Miss +.
l. Moore played last Wednesday even
ing the Grand Galoo de Concert" and
Myers Cradle Song in a very finished
style. Mr.. Holt is preparing the orches-
ira to give a concert some time in Febru-
airy. under the auspices Of the Metropoli-
tan Bible Glass.
A most enjoyable musicale was given
Friday evening by Mrs. 2. D. Bucher and
her pupils at the formers studio, 1927
Twelfth street northwest.