The Washington herald., 1907-02-10

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Tuesday evening at SIS an organ re
eital viii be given by Edgar Priest in
St PauFs Episcopal Church. Twenty
third street. assisted by Roswell Boothby.
soprano solo boy OF the church. The fol-
lowing programme will be given:
Chorus. I've Never VIII Bow Down from
Judas Maccabaeus NeHdelssohn
lefceilse tfodarl
Theme and Variations. Shark
Soprano solo Sing Ye Praise" .. Alendelssohn
tAaster Roswell Boothby
Prelude and Fugue. Capped
auioIssAe Dvorak
Carillions of Dunkirk' Carter
Grand Choeur. ............. tstlilmant
The fine rendition, at FrauIein Marie
Won Unschuld's musicale at the Willard
Friday afternoon Of Webers Conzerstuck
in F minor, by Miss Roberta Amies. was
so pleasing that at the close of the re-
cital she was asked to give a recital Of
her own, which she has agreed 20 do At
the beginning of next month Also, Miss
Mildred Kolb. who moved the audience
by her splendid playing OF Beethoven's
Sonata, was engaged to give recital
After the recital on Friday Miss Nellie
Neal was engaged TO so TO Baltimore and
garian Rhapsody.
Miss Mary B. Finney, the regular con
tralto of the First Presbyterian Church,
will be away from the city for two weeks.
and her place will be taken for that
time by Miss Anna Bret. formerly con-
tralto soloist at St. Johns Church It
was in the choir of this church that Mrs
d. b Macleod substituted so successfully
for Mrs Roberts during the latter's alb
sence recently.
on Tuesday evening next at St. Marks
Episcopal Church Will occur the twenty
second annual choir festival. when GauTs
Holy City" VIII be given by the united
four chOirs of the parish assisted by
the following sOloists: Miss LuXen, So
prano; Mrs Spencer, COntTaltO; Miss
Sullivan, coutralto; Mr.. Terrell, tenor;
Mr.. Roberts, bass; Mr. Lawton Henri
man, violinist, MI Blakency. Masters
Beck, Brooke, Patched, Pope, Tyler.
Whitman. Celestial Choir
The National New Thought Center has
engaged Miss BERTHE Thompson and Mr..
Atwater as soloist and pianist for their
Sunday services at Rauscher's at p. m.
Nine. J. Esputa Days many friends
who were present at the musical tea on
Wednesday expressed themselves in high
praise Of the delightful musical pro-
gramme that was given by Nine. DAILY
and her son Norman Nine DAILY sang,
as one friend expressed il. "as gloriousIy
as ever" and her son Norman is GER
Interesting singers present who contrib
uted to The success OF the evening.
lie Rebew Orchestra. assisted by local
talent. gave a concert at the parish hall
of the Church of the Advent on Friday
night. the proceeds Of which went TO the
building fund. The music was Of a high
class, and the concert was in every way
Il success. The following programme
was rendered:
solo i-lIranol ---------Alrs- Sidney H0llugsw6rth
Cast Ten Little Indians ........... Glass Of b1ys
tt'iei aif Hester TaUcra
solo, Back 10 Che Watermelon Vine" l. A Tucker
Character slnrI
SOLO lhdry Moore
Sclo Westthop
At Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. /
corner Fifth street and Seward square
southeast, this evening the quartet of the /
church viii render the oratorio. David. /
King Of Israel" They will have the as
sistance for this occasion Of the Takona /
chorus Of forty voices. directed by Mr. I
James Dyre. The oratorio is replete
with beautiful solos. duets. and chorus /
work. and should prove an interesting /
feature Of the musical evenings by the
quartet under the direction Of the orsan- /
i~t. Mr.. ". *. Cohen The quartet is 1
composed OF Miss Laura Black. soprano: /
Miss Margaret w. Standiford. alto. Ed /
ward H. Jones, tenor and w II. Barn. /
holt, bass.
The first Of the Lenten organ recftaIs ]
of ST. Johns Church, conducted bv Mr. /
II. IT, Freeman. assisted by Master Her /
bert barrow. viii be given on Saturday /
evening, February Is The following pro /
gramme viii toe rendered:
Organ
llibg-.---.o gar'oira in D miner est. Ambrose
ilicil-r BargaroIc ou. a
Afauuev. I7rricri, nm II \,
Soprano
Haudgl-"AnEels ever bright and fair Grom
Theodore ;.
Hatiste- Cauzonetta in fat
hVi7iiaI. The CUEfeB
The curfev tolls the kueu Of parting day.
The lowing herd winds slowly DER the lea
The TloHman h0mCwaTd winds his weary way
And leaves the world 90 darkness and TO me Do
Organ
.Toccata and Fugle in d major
Soprano
BrsF............-..........F Fear Not Ye. Israel
Organ
storsr..........F Finale from the Sonata in C minor
The music at St Johns Church to-day
for the morning service will be:
Te Deum in D........................... Fisher
UfertoU anthem. There is a Green Hm Far
Away Marks
Organ ucstlude staccato. i'm d fat-......... BONN
Transcription FOR the organ.
The evening service will include:
AIaznifcat and Nunc Dimittis. IN D.. Tom.
Ofert5ry anthem. Suffer Little Children 20
Come Unto Me ...--....--. ....... Hewitt
soprano solo. Master Herbert barrow
Organ postlude March Miiitaire'' ..... Scbubert
Arranged for the organ by ". T. Best
The tenth Of the Washington College OF
Music concert series viii be given i'm the
Columbia Theater on Friday afternoon
next. February Il. at l.S0 O'Clock. This
brings back to this city Maud Powell.
the ~rloIinist, who viii give q complete
recital 1t will be her first appearance
in washington in several years. She was
born and reared in this city and has risen
TO be one Of the five great violinists liv- {
ing This young violinist always draws !
a packed house. and the fact that she is
"a 7aff-a oF this CITY Srfre civic r,rf5., I