The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-08
NJ USIC AND MUSICIANS

ligato by Miss Nan Dougherty. and
Sweet Miss Mary" by Neidlinger the
second, The KILLER and the Maid" by
MarzillO. and The Hush Song" by
Cooper. She was In good voice. and her
songs were pleasingly rendered Miss
Glars Ellis was the accOmpanist.
Miss Ruth Harvey, Of the orchestra,
gave a violin solo, Revere" by Vaux-
tempt. and as an encore. 'Traumerei, -
by schumann. Miss Harvey was the ac-
companst.
The Philadelphia Orchestra. Carl Poh-
lig, conductor. viii give its next concert
at the New National Theater on Tuesday
afternoon, December l., at 4:3o
Josef Holman. the well-known pianist.
who is a great favorite with Washington
audiences, will be the soloist at this con-
cert.
The Misses Roberta Aimes. Ethel Fish
er, Mildred Kolb. Katherine McNeaf. and
Edna Robinson. piano pupils Of Nine.
Marie Won Unschuld will give joint
piano recital at the Columbia Theater
Friday, December 20. at 4:SO p. m. These
young pupils, whose playing is well
known in Washington. have recently been
introduced to the Baltimore pupils OF
Mime. Won Unschuld.
A highly entertaining recital was given
at the Washington College Monday even
ing, December ?. by Miss Anita Schade.
She recited both in German and In Eng
lish. The pupils OF Miss woodin. the
vocal teacher Of the college, and of Mr..
Harry Patterson Hopkins. the pianist.
very ably assisted Miss Schade.
The pupils of sir. B. Frank Gebest. as
sisted by Mr.. Walter Truman Matson.
basso, gave piano recital Friday at S
O'Clock. The programme was as follows:
Prelude Rachmauinoa
Miss Grace Adams.
'al invention Bach
tbi huac Heller
Miss Imogen Graham.
al Prelude, in ID fat. "Raindrop'' ........ Chopin
'ol ihipromptn, IN mai Chopin
Mr. T. LasSaIle Spier
Song. seTenade from Faust .......... .Goupod
Mr. Walter Truman Matsou.
Sonata, Op 2 No l......................Be Beethoven
Allegro. Adagio. Minuetto. Prestissimo
Mr.. Robert Bond Gotta
ial Love Song HenseIt
(b IF Were Bird .....................H enseit
Miss Grace Adams,
Two sketches. Composition
Mr.. +. Lassalle Spier
fslROiettO Verdi Liszt
Vivian Church Matson
Song, The Song Of Hebrias the Cretan.'
]. W. Elliott
Mr.. Walter Truman Niatson
Rhapsodie Hongroise No List
Mr.. Il. Frank Gebest.
This evening at 100 o'clock there will
be an evening with the choir" at Cal
vary Baptist Church The anthems 70
ba sung follow:
The Woods and All the Sweet Smelling Tees. -
West
Come. Let Us Reason Together "-Rriant
Now, When Evenings Shadow Falls."-Lynrs
Bass solo: 20 Thou Who Drest the Mourner' :
Tears. Haydn.
Ms Berthe Lucas sD.adard. Tiolinist, viii play
Revere. 'Fieuxtemps
The choir-Mrs. W. A. Gawler soprano; Mrs.
Ralph 4. Barnard. alto; Mr.. Perry B. Tupin-
tenor; Mr.. J. Henry Kaiser. bass, and Mr. Arthur
d. Mayo. organist and director.
Tonight IAN Evening with Handler
will be given at the Metropolitan NJ. E.
Church at s o'clock
The choir comprises Mrs. Dayelle Tay-
lor-Welch, Miss NJ Estelle Gulick. Mr..
Philip L. Scantling. Mr.. Dana c. Hol-
land. and Mr.. A. P. Tasker. organist.
assisted by Mrs. Donald B. Mcleod. So
prano; Mr. Arthur N. Tasker, viollnist.
and Mr. Charles E. Myers, tenor.
The programme will be:
But Thanks BE Unto God. Choir
Hymn, Apostles Creed.
Prayer.
He Was Despised'' C''Messiah Miss Gulick.
Larghetto and gavotte from scnata-Organ and
violin
CONTEXT Ye' t''Messiah ')-Nlr Myers. accom-
panied By Miss Minnie A. Bailey
Gone Unto Me."-Choir
Angels Ever Bright and Fair (Theodora' Mrs.
Mcleod. accompanied BY Mr. Mcleod
Remarks BY DR.. Frank NJ Bristol
OheTtcry.
Handles celebrated largD-OTgan and violin
Hymn dOxology. benedictiou
Organ postlude-"See the Couquerng Hero Comes"
t'-JOslua'J.