The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-12
Notes and Personals OF Interest
To Musical WashingtOnians


The last meeting OF the Unschuld Club
FOR the season was held in the parlors
OF the University OF Music and ORA
matte Art The following program was
rendered Weber's Invitation 10 the
Dance" by Miss Mildred KoIb, Chamin-
AIDES "Pierette" by Ethel Fischer.
HeIler's Warrior Song" by Miss Nor
rison; Beethoven's Sonata Pathetigue. %
by Miss r. Bright; Lizts Twelfth
Rhapsody" by Miss Martha Urness:
first movement Of the Grieg Sonata. by
Miss Marie Wheeler; Schumapn's kin
derstuclSe.' By Miss Tweedy. On MAY
p there viii be a vocal recital 5y the
pupils Of Miss Pickering in the pa-Iors
OF The university.
There viii be a festival service sun
day MAY r. at 7:39 .. M. at Grace
Episcopal Church. .iuth and d streets
southwest There win be a full choral
service, with several solos. as well as a
number OF anthems by the fun choir
under the direction Of DR.. Dales. organ
ist and cnoirmaster. These musical serv-
ices have been extremely popular and
nave attracted large audiences. All per
sons are cordially invited and strangers
viii be heartily welcomed.
Several Of the young pupils OF Mrs.
Lulu Felter's plano class were enter
tanned last week at a musicale AT rbs
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Miller
1881 North Capitol street Those nras-
ent We're Misses Katie Sharp. Lillian
biand. Emily Patch. Ruth Felter. Mas
tiers Albert Fleischhauer. Sylvester
smith, ana Nelson and Grant Miller.
The following program Will be given
In the Congressional Library on Thurs
day. May Is. at o'clock. by Miss Vera
lone Murray, pianist. and Mr.. Herman
C. Rakemann, violInist.
'Auhordeerung Zum TAM" Weber
piano: the adagio cantabiIe. from Re-
thoven's SeNUet. oD. 20 for violin
Warum.' 'AufSchwUng. Schunan,
piano; 'Pensees Fugiuves." Heller a-6
Ernst. lied, agitato. absch:ed. vfoIr1
and piano; -Rondo Capriccioso." Oh. "A
MendelSsohn. plano; 'Volkstanze.r on
g, Gode. violin and piano: .'Valse Rr-I-
lante.' Moszkowslo. piano.
The organ I'm St Luke's F,niscoDa,
church has been entirely rebuilt under
specifications prepared by H II Free
man. organlst Of st. Johns Church. who
gave the opening recital SUNDAY even
ing. The principal numbers OF Mr.
Freeman's program included: First
Sonata IN . major Dr. Peace: Toccata
and Fugue in d minor. Bach: Andan-
tino in D fat. Lemare; Capriccio. L.
maiEre; Prayer in A fat. CaUairts.
Grand Chorus. Faulkes. and Schubert's
''Marche Militare." arranged for the
organ by w. T. Best.
The music at Wesley Chapel on sun
day, May y. viii be:
Morning-"The Lo-5 Is Exalted o, West
tenor and bass duet 1T Is Of the Lords :
Great Mercy" abraham. Molioue :
Evening-Sins Unto the Lord. Hughes.
alto solo (selected).
Miss Sally T. Mason viii give an in
-eresting musicale tomorrow evening i'm
Carroll Institute Hall. John Humbird
Duffey coming down from New York
specially for the occasion. The program
will be as follows:
Plano solo. Mrs. Frank Byram: tenor
solo, Howard Butt erworth: contralto
solo with violin obligato). Bid Ne "a
Love (Barnard). Mrs. Blanche Tuir-
Oalgleish; baritone solo. 20! Promise or
q JOY Divine" (MassaneD. John Hum
bird Duffey; violin solo. .-Fausf Fan
aisle tGounOd-Alard). Miss RUBY stan
.ord; bass solo, The Lord Worketh
Wonders Judas MaCabaeus}. I WalfeT
children's song Miss hI,s
Sentley); baritone solo, John Humbird
Ouffey. -
D. Merrick Scott. organist of the First