The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-11-04

Al the II o'clock service ut St. Andrews
Episcopal Church to-day Miss Roberta Z.
Allen Will play violin solo. the instru-
ment she viii use being a fine old Gre
mona, the property 81 Dr. Julian GartreH.
In the evening. in addition 20 Stainer' 8
Daughter Of JaiTus." MendelSs0hn's "Oh.
Rest IN the Lord viii be sung for an Of
fertory by Mrs John Roberts. the alto
soloist of the choir The solo work in the
cantata by Stalner viii be done by Mrs
Fannie Alice Gage. soprano. MI John
Lelle Apple, tenor, and Mr. r. c. Schae-
fer. bass The chorus numbers about
thirty voices.
At 7.15 o'clock this evening Mr.. Edgar
Priest will give an organ recital at St
PauI's Episcopal Church. when the fol-
lowing programme viii be rendered:
Overture IN F CVincenu. HandeTs Largo,
arranged for organ by Mr.. Priest: An
dantino in D fat Lemare). and Second
Sonata by Gilmore. After the recital the
choir viii sing Stainers Magni6cat and
NUHc Dimittis in A. Last Sunday even
ing was the first Of these recitals given.
Mr. Priest played the programme on but
seven hours notice.
The MorseH Vocal Club. Mr.. Herndon
Morsell. director. is preparing a fine pro-
gramme for the opening Of a series Of en-
tertainments 20 be given in the newly
completed Sunday-schCol house of the
Rhode Island Avenue II. p. Church. The
concert will take place on Wednesday
evening, November H.
An interesting evening OF music was
given AT the Flint School last Wednes-
day in celebr stion Of the birthday Of
Louise Pollock. who. with Miss Eliza
beth Peabody. introduced the kindergar-
ten in this country. Mr.. Frederick Weed
Flint. the director Of the school, gave
a very instructive talk on the great
composers Mrs Anna Busch Flint played
several piano selections. among which
the Sonata No. s in major, and Minuet.
from the piano Sonata, op. 49, No. ,,
W re especially good
Mrs Helen Donohue De Yo. soprano.
sang last Sunday morning at Emmanuel
Baptist Church. her solo was How Long.
% Lord Wilt Thou Forget Me?" by
Mietzske. At the evening service at Cal
vary Baptist Church Mrs De YO substi-
tuted for Miss Harden-H Hickey and sang
The Publican, by Vandewater, in ex-
ccllenJ voice.
There will be an Evening with the
Choir tonight at Calvary Baptist
Church. The choir viii sing anthems by
Saint-Saens and F. II. Governs. and a trio
by TIL. Dubois viii be sung, also tenor
solo by Mr. William McFarllnd and one
by Mr.. J. Henry Kaiser. bass. The other
members Of the quartet are Miss RENE
Harden-Hickey, soprano, and Mrs. Ralph
p Barnard, alto
The choir Of Trinity Episcopal Church
will not sing HandcTs "Jephtha," owing
to the inability of the cholrmaster to
procure copies at this time. It has been
decided, however. to give Spohr's Last
Judgment and God. Thou Art Great "
The performance of these works is
planned for the second week in Decem-
Der.
Mir oscar Franklin Comstock will hold
his forty-second studio recital next
Wednesday evening, November Z, and will
be assisted by Miss Helen Calhoun, pianist.
and Mr.. Clarence II. Childs. tenor The
programme includes Beethoven's Sonata
No. /, Opus ?; Reinecke C'Ballade'O. Grieg
c'To the SPRING.. GODDARD C'Pan'), Lieb-
ling C'Aiinuett0 ScherzOso"). Miss Cal
houn, and ROndo. for two pianos, Op. g.
by Miss Calhoun and Mr. Comstock. The
vocal numbers will be three Chadwick
songs, rendered by Mr. Childs, and My
Light (SprOss). THE Young Indian
Maid (Coleridge-T Taylor, a Madrigal'
(Taylor), and Brockaway's Lend Me Thy
tliiet, Love- sung by Mr.. Comstock.
Mrs. James NJ Auders. who sang last
season in the Shakespearean Song
Cycle with her teacher Mrs OIdberg
at the New Willard Hotel, will visit
Washington during the coming winter
and will be heard again in this beautiful
work Mrs Anders sings solely for chart
", devoting the proceeds Of all her con-
cert5 to some worthy student who cannot
AFFORD the study of music. She has a mezzo
soprano voice of exceptional beauty, and
has but recently returned from a six
months sojourn in Parts. where she has
Kept up her vocal studies throughout her
stay.
The boy choir of St Johns Episcopal
Church. Georgetown. of which Mr.. George
q. Daland is director, will on Sunday
November II, render its first monthly
eFensong, which will be a full choral
service. The choir will sing Bankers
Magnincat" and "Nune Dimittis The
Watching Over Israeli and Behold God
the Lord" from Elijah" Mr.. Mills
tenor. will sing Save Ne. o Cod with
cello obligato BY Miss like On the
evening Of November Is Maunder's Seed