The Washington herald., 1907-12-22

: management. and Mile Guglielmina Mar.
chi. mezzO soprano OF extraordinary
beauty.
The operas which viii be presented ar,
the following:
Monday night. December %. as Henry
Russells first Offering. Ponchiellrs mas
ter piece. la Gioconda." viii be pre-
I sented. with Mines. Nordica. March,
/ Claessens. and NM Constantine. Blanch-
I art. De SeEurola- on Tuesday night. Jan
uaTy a. Verdis "Rigoletto" viii be given
with Mines. Nielsen. Claessens, Marchi
Bramonia, and NM Dani. Maurel. and
Rossi. II the afternoon "wednesday
/ NerdIs popular opera. II Trovatore. -
with Mines. Noria. Claessens. Nm. Con
stanuno, Blanchart. Rossi. in the even.
/ ing GOunod's Faust" viii be given IN
French. with Mines. Nielsen, Bramonia
March,. NM Maurel. DAM. Blanchart
Friday night Wagner's "Lohengrin" viii
be sung in German with Mines Noria
/ Claessens. Olitzka. NM d'Aubigne. Rossi
De Segurola- Saturday matinee two
operas viii be given, Mascagnfs "CavaI-
leria' and Leoncavallo's y Pagliacci.' %
and Saturday night. for farewell perform
ance, Carmen" will be given.
THE Holy City" by A. r. GauI. will be
rendered at St Paurs English Lutheran
Church. corner Eleventh and II streets
northwest. this evening at 7.30 o'clock.
The choir is as follows:
Mrs Theodore Thomas Apple. sorrzno. Miss FTors
Beuheimer. eout-alto; Mr.. W. Howard ButterwUrth.
tenor; Mr.. Theodore Thomas Apple bass and d.
rcctc- and Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly. orranist
assisted By Mrs Herman W. Smith, Mrs Edgar G.
Wright. and Miss Matte Gibson. sopranos: Mrs.
and Miss Bertha n. Muth contIaltos; Mr. Frederick
Siliers and Nj. Carl b. Apple. ;enors. and Mr..
Herman w. Smith Mr.. Roland r. Rodrick, and
Mr. Frederick A. Fletcher. bassos.
The programme last Thursday at the
Reading Room for the Blind" was given
by Mrs. Walter A Gawler. soprano. who
viii be remembered as Ethel Holtzclaw.
II was a most delightful one and con-
sisted OF the following numbers:
''Nidmung'' ................ Z! - srbu7n,-,
marx. harK' the Lark! Schubert
Aria from Philemon ct Bapcis". Gounod
Three folSsongs-
(a) The Sun Smiles in Beauty y''........ Welsh
tbl For the Sake of SomebOdy'' '.......... Scotch
tcl Maypole Dance '-----.------....--....E English
Go 10 Sleep - Fisbc-
Love the feddleT German
The ShoOgy-shOo" 1900. Nsvhe7v
Au fTlnIeaps Ciounod
C0lette aminade
'Marquise. nous dSnseg" Lernaire
Mrs. Bradley AIcDufhe gave a recital
In her studio on last Monday evening
December 16, presenting Miss Ethel John
son, soprano, and Miss Helen Dodge
violinist The two young ladies are gifted
and gave a very pleasing rendition of
their several numbers
The programme was as follows:
SONGS.
FrlntemD' -..-.-.... Stern
"Margarite's Three Bouquets '.-......... BrsrVa
The Lilies Clustered Fair and Tall" Dana
Day Dreams StreleZski
ARMENIA " isOn
Merry Brown Thrush .R,,ck
hoS4e Koyen
VIOLIN NUMBERS.
Aooistuh -Borovsd
First Sonata ................... Sc,,uhs.rt
teistlna Raj
oeIenade Pierne
I,.l', nrosa'o'e sinsaiee
Doiefo BOehun
Miss Georgia E. Miller gave a pupils
studio recital at 1929 F street northwest
on Saturday afternoon last in which the
following programme was rendered:
ATagonaise. .......... u.ss.,..
Studies Nos p = and ls...................H Heller
Miss Hlda Kclar
.Nevin
49,. .Denee
Miss Bessie Spcer.
N-u GODDARD
Miss Esora Bineaman.
Studies Nos. Il and I5..-.....-............H Heller
Miss Lneile Markham.
Romance Sclurnapn
Chant sans Paroles TschaikowSky
Miss Ruth Ebs .gh
Air de Ballet, No. 2................. C,hamipads
Miss Ethel Hunt
-"eA~i.V AAiella-- fOld1nl
Miss Katharine May Brooks
aiafehe G-otesque .LSndilg
O1lce N1Aaule-.- Oldini
Miss Jessie Sans
chtQoW IaDce. acl lowell
Miss Elizabeth DefandOrf.