The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

A very interesting piano recital was Civ
en- al the Washington Club, 1710 ! street.
on Tuesday evening. May Z. by Ar. Edwin
Hughes, assisted by the well-known so
prano. Miss FTanceska Kaspar.
Al Concordia Church on Wednesday
evening. May s. a testimonial was tender
ed TO Prof. Emile E. Mor. 0rganist Of
the church. The church was crowded with
friends of the organist, and the following
programme was rendered
Proi McTi
Barytous solo Des Jagers Haus -.......-... .storeh
PF0f MoTi.
French horn ohlgato. Albert NaeSer
Violin solo 'TTaumcrsi ,..,,.,.....,...,.. .Scfmann
Alr siegfred seharbau.
CJntTalto solo, aria from Samson Salni-Saeus
Miss Bertha Muri-
Violin ohligato- $. scharhau
French horn Selected
AIr. A. Nacker.
Miss Mori and Prot. Mori
haSs0On SOLO Largo fiaelti
Alr s. SchaTbau
Barytone SOLO ''Ahendstern Wagner
Pho. Mori
French hom obligato. Mr. A. WackeF
Master Roswell E BOothby. soprano
solo boy OF 81. Paurs Church. Washing
ton Circle, will sing at Emmanuel Church
Anacostia, this evening at o'clock, al
a full choral service in honor of the rec
tor. Rev. Willard O. Davenport, who is
celebrating The twentieth anniversary or
his rectorshiD Miss Anna +, Brett, con-
tTalto and the s9loists OF the choir. Miss
Ruth Dorsey, soprano; Mr.. d. NJ. Mac
HNaN-
bass. viii also be heard. Many prominent
cleVgymen will be present at this service
All members and former members and
friends of the parish are invited The
organist and choirmaster Mr.. Milford
Wits, VIII preside.
There will be a festival service tonight
at 7:S0 al Grace Episcopal Church. Ninth
and D streets southwest These musical
services have been extremely popular and
have attracted large audiences. This will
be q full choral service with several solos
as well as a number Of anthems by the
full choir under the direction Of DIT.
Dales, oTganist and choir master. All
persons ere cordially invited and
strangers will be heartily welcomed.
Mr.. Wrightson announces the engage
ment of Arthur Hartmann. the great Ger
man violinist. for a recital at the James
town Exposition on May -; Mr.. Joseph
Maerz. of New York. for piano recital
on May %; Mr. S. NJ Fabian, for a piano
recital on June q, and Mr.. S. Frederick
Smith. for an organ recital on August :.
Mr. Smith will be the only Washington
0rganist engaged for the exposition. Mr.
Clarence Eddy, organist, Is at jamestown
now. giving a weeks series of recitals
The Washington Choral Society viii go ia
body to the exposition on the evening
Of Monday. June 10. TO compete for tht
choral society cup, offered by the exposi
tiOn, and it is hoped that the Richmond
Choral Society can be secured for Virginia
Day, June T. Mr.. Wrightson has engaged
Miss Mary Florence Hinkle of New York
soprano; Miss Clara Drew. c0ntralto, OF
this city. Mr. George Hamlin, tenor, OF
New York. and Mr. Whitney Tew bass
of England. as solOists for the Washing
ton Choral SOcietys performance of the
Messiah Other big artists Will be en-
gagged from time 10 time for the exposi
ton, it being the intention to give seTie;
OF nineteen concerts with big artists dur
ing the life Of the exposition. Mr. Fitz
hugh COyle Goldsborough, viOlinist. ha.
been engaged for a recital the date no
having yet been settled. 1t will be ethel
July Il, 26. OF August 13. Mr.. Felix Gar
ziglia pianist viii play at the exposition
during TIT entire month Of July
The last meeting of the Unschuld CluT
for the season was held in the parlors o
the University of Music and Dramad
Art on Thursday. The following pro
gramme was rendered. Weber's Invita-