The Washington herald., 1907-06-16

by Miss Wilson,
Rhapsody Honroise No 2....................- List
Miss BeTda Stewart Wilson.
Ernest T. Winchester. organLst and
choirmaster Of s.. PauTs Church. has
arranged a musical programme Of uH-
usual merit, which IS 10 be rendered. with
the compliments Of the pastor, Rev.
James f. Mackin. 20 St. Pauis Union.
next wednesday evening. The full sane
tUary choir Of forty voices will contribute
several interesting choruses, and solo
numbers VIII be rendered by well-knOwu
artists who have been secured for the
occasion.
Mrs Colclazer demonstrated her popg-
larity 10 the music-loving public at her
piano recital given at Pythilu Temple. on
Ninth street northwest The haN was so
crowded that standing room was at
premium. The stage WAS beautifully
decorated with palms and cut f1wers.
Mrs C0lclaZer was assisted by Charles
Weston who gave q recitation which was
so much enjoyed that bee had 20 respond
to two others. Misses Madeline Lanuing
and Helen Adams danced themselves into
favor by their popular dances. Others on
the programme included Misses r. Aer-
riam, Loretta Lang, Helen Carroll, Ethel
Adams. Alma Colclazer, Marie Lucas.
Gladys Hereford. Olga Sleyerilrg Julie
Deuham. Florence Mitchell. Anna Helder.
olive Drake, Master Warren HaU.as.
Karl Pitt and Raymond and Elmer
SaUter. The awarding Of medals Tor the
years work was as follows. Silver, im-
pr0vCment Masters John Scott Eddie
Lucas, and Miss JOIua Best, gold, iu-
pr0yemant. Misses Esther Ramsey Katl-
arine Esher, and Master Russell DuyaIl;
junior, proficiency, Miss Ethel Jones,
senior proficiency, Miss Mary Esher and
Lydia keefer; excellence Miss Henrietta
Ray, perfect lessons, Mss Helen Harper.
The Ladies Guild Of the First NJ F..
Church of Petworth gave charming
musical entertainment on the evening of
the eth. wlriCn consisted Of a riaHOfJrte
recital by Mr. James ". Cheney jr, as
sisted by his instructor. Miss Katharine
MacReynolds. on the second pian0forte.
Miss Eugene de Guerin. yiolinist and
Miss Aucel.a D. Fisher. soprano. and the
la Fayette JMas0nicl Lodge Quartet.
Mr. Cheneys first appearance as a solo
pianist showed evidences OF faithful study
and careful instruction. Miss de Guer.us
artistic Interpretation Of Sarasates
'Zlgeunerweisen" and the encore selec-
ton were enthusiastically received Miss
Fisher charmed her listeners with a most
delightful rendering OF DeIrAcaua's beau
tful "Soug of Provence 90 which, with her
attractive encore selection, viii long be
remembered. The male quartet contrib
uted several interesting part songs. The
accomplishments were played most accep-
tably by Mrs. Preston and Miss Hack
mann.
The pupils Of Miss Helen Gladm01 gave
their annual plano recital on Tuesday
evening Of last week at Pvthian Temple.
The programme. which consisted Of classic
music, was given with COmmendable taste
and execution, the ensemble work being
especially good. They were assisted by
Mrs. Arthur Dunn. who gave several num-
bers in her usual artistic manner. Those
who took part in the programme were:
Misses Mabel GrittOn, Eda Beckett, Marie
Powers. Kathryn Lang, Lydia Hulse
Leah Gladmsn, Elizabeth Shoemaker. /
Leah Knupfer. Helen Hulse, Kathryn
Rohrer. Tracy Bell, Catherine Cowsll, /
Mildred CoruWell Frances S0merviIle. /
Edna Crawford, Helen Simpson, Mildred
Moore Madge Grittoa. Louise Shoemaker. .
and Malette Roach, and Masters Albert
Hulse, Ralph Dowden Arthur Cowsiil,
Willard Gatchel, Raymond Gatchel, Ray
mond Cornwell, and Howard Fellows.
Mrs. IT. Erskine Hail. corresponding
secretary Of the Sara Franklin Chapter.
d. A r, entertained the ladies Of the
chapter and their friends at a musicale /
on Wednesday evening, the 18th instant, in
the dTawinE-room Of the Savoy. The
programme began ami ended with Dolly
Madison" played by MT Walter g. VIII
marth's orchestra. composed Of Nessrs. [
Walter c. Wilmarth, Louis Z. Bradford, /
and Carl Mass. This is the composition
OF Mr. Wilmarth which was awarded
the prize by the Ladies' Home Journal
over 1.S00 competitors, and is now being
rendered by bands throughout the United
States. The Serenade" and other COM
positions Of Mr.. Wilmarth were played
throughout the evening. Other numbers
on the programme were: 'Rosemonde." ." by
Chamnade, sung by Miss Mabel Finnoy.
who gave for encore Cowens In the
Chimney Corner" Bill Nye's Our Hired
Girl was recited by Mrs. A Hamilton
Collins, who gave for cnCOres THE
Maniac" and "Grandmothors Are Twins"
Nuller's Farewell was rendered by Mrs.
Walter c. Wimarth and Mr. Carl Mass,
followed by Mrs a. Hamilton Collins,
who cleverly sang and acted Don't you
want little Doggy and as an encore
gave MY DOlly's Lullaby" Mrs VIII
marth then sang. by request. Gounod's
Divine Redeemer," with Absent" by
Metcalf. as an encore. The sOl0ists were
artistically accompanied by Miss Char
lotte Willenbeucher Mrs. Mary Lock-
wood. one Of the founders Of the D1ugh-
ters Of the American Revolution. gave an
enjoyable description Of District Day AZ
the Jamestown Exposition and the eX-
hibit Of the Daughters in the government
building Mrs Hodgkin. District regent
gave an account of the award of the
D. A. R. prize medals at the recent com
mencement exercises of the George Wash
ington University Mrs. SmallN5od. vice
regent Of the District, gave a character
istcally clever speech, which was highly
applauded. At the close of the pro
gramme Mrs. c. D. Merwin. regent Of
Sara Franklin Chapter, d. A. R., was pre-
sonted with an exquisite bouquet cf pink
roses. A buffet lunch was then served in
the reading-room Of the Savoy. The en-
tertainment was thoroughly enjoyed by
all the guests present