The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

The Washington College OF Music an
nounces the engagement Of Mr.. Fitzhugh
Coyle Goldsborough as head OF the violin
department OF the college. Mr.. Colds
borough has had an extensive study and
experience under Maud Powell. Of This
country, and Grun and Rose. of Vienna,
where he graduated from the Vienna
Conservatory after two-year course. at
the commencement of which he played the
TschaikoWsky Concerto with the or
chestra- Mr.. Goldsborough made two
very successful appearances IN Vienna,
two IN Berlin. and one in London.
Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, Mr.. Fitz-
hugh Goldsborough. and Mr.. Felix Gar
zigiia have been engaged TO give recital
in the Willard banquet hall on the even
ing OF Monday. April Is for the benefit
Of the Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton.
In the Reading Room for the Blind at
the Library Of Congress the following
programme for volunteer readings and
music Is in effect this week. 2:so to $3.50
P. m; Tuesday March e. Miss Lily
keim; Thursday, March q. song and
soprano; Miss Louise Patterson. contral-
TO; Miss Edith Morgan, accompanist, and
MT. B. Frank Gebest pianist; Saturday,
March 30 Prof. J, W. Chickering The
door Of the Reading Ream viii be closed
promptly at 2.50 p. m. on these days. and
win remain closed until the end of the
programme.
The programme at the last meeting of
the Unschuld Musical Club was given by
the piano pupils OF Miss yon Unschuld
only, and was devoted mostly 10 Bee
thoven. Sonatas Of Beethoven were rem
dered by the Misses Ethel Fisher,
minor: Mildred KOlb. A major: Roberta
Amies, Sonata pathetic; Katherine Nc
Neal the Appasionata, every one rendered
with astonishing understanding. Nellie G.
Morrison played the Arabeske Of Schu-
mann Miss Marie Wheeler. the valse of
Leschetizky, and Miss Martha Urness a
Chopin study. both with much brilliancy.
\ paper on Beethoven was read by Miss
Martha Urness. The parlors OF the uni
versity were filled TO their capacity by
the pupils and their friends. An over
ture played by Miss Ednah Robinson and
Miss Won Unschuld closed the progra mme.
Stainers 'CruclhXtOn' viii be sung at
St. Paurs Episcopal Church. Twenty-third
street, this evening and the even
ing OF Good Friday at o'clock The
choir. which is one Of the finest in the
city, will be assisted by Mr.. A. ]. Hud-
son, bass soloist of the New York Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church Mr.. Edgar
Priest is the organist and choirmaster at
ST. Pauls, and the performances will be
given under his direction. There will be
no cards OF admission, and the church Is
open to all.
An organ recital was given at st. PauPs
Episcopal Church Thursday last by Mr.
Edgar Priest, organist of the church.
for the benefit of the choir boys camp
fund. Mr.. Priest was assisted by Ros-
we'll Boothby, solo boy of St. PauPs
choir. whose singing has made quite an
Impression in choir circles during the
past few months. His voice is an excep-
tionally clear soprano. and he uses ii TO
the best advantage
The Lafayette College Glee and Man
doln Clubs viii give a concert at the
New Willard Hotel on the evening of
next Tuesday, March 26. When these rnu-
steal clubs were last here. in 1900. they
were well received by representative
Washington audience. There is a dis