The Washington herald., 1907-03-31

Robert Featherstone, and DR.. G. F.. John
ston The solo quartet is as follows:
Soprano Miss Nina McEWan contralt9,
Mrs. A. l.. Day. tenor. Mr.. Harry Stevens.
bass, Mr. William d. Hoover, librarian.
Mr.. Marshall Gutherz: organist. Mrs.
Henry A. Robbins; ehoirmaster, Mr.. Ed
mund A. Varela,
The Emmanuel Baptist Church. north
east corner Sixteenth street and Colum-
bia road will have a special programme
on Easter Sunday. both morning and
evening. a quartet consisting of Mrs
Ruth Simpson. Miss Blanche Yewell, Mr.
Frank Shipe, and Mr. Hal p Hoover viii
sing al the morning service, "'rhe Radi-
ant Morn. by Woodward. and "The Mag
dalen. by Warren. Mrs Simpson will
also sing a soprano solo and Miss
Yewell contralto solo. with violin OBJ
ligato by Mr. Arthur Nyman. Al 7:i5
p. m. there viii be a special service of
song consisting of quartet, who viii sing
Grown Him King" by Warren. A con
tralto solo. From Gloom 10 Glory, by
Geibel, viii be sung by Mrs. Salome Win
gate Sanders with cello obligato by
4AAGn r. ANA EliAE " tE'As MISS N EHtE VIII
also play a cello solo during the offer
tory Mrs. Z. Pendleton Dickinson will
be the pianist and Mr.. Percy S. Foster
organist and director.
The junior class Of Miss Helen Glad
man gave the fourth OF the series of
piano recitals on Tuesday of this week.
Those who took part were the Misses
Kathryn Rohrer. Helen Stake. Lydia
Hulse, Eda Beckett. Helen Monroe. NIL
dred CornwelI, Leah Gladmon. Leah
Knupfer, ana Masters Albert Hulse. How
ard Fellows. Raymond CornweH Willard
Gatchel, Arthur COwsili. Raymond
Gatchel and Ralph DOuden.
sThe Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
on Capitol Hill. VIII render the following
musical programme to-day:
Christ the Lord is Risen To-day" Williams.
contTato solo The Resurrection. Shelley: Christ
our Passover. schilliug. Evening: Praise the
LoId, Bordese, soprano and tenor duet: Peace
70 This Sacred Dwelling. Smith The Morning
klndles All the Sky. Adams barytone solo las
ter Dawn Woodman, with violin oblieato by Miss
Annette Miller; Christ Our Passover" wiikin-
son.
Quartet: Miss Ada Birch. soprano; Miss
Frances Bethune. contTalto: Harry IT.
Campbell, bass; Thomas L. Jones. tenor
and directori Miss Jessie B. T. Grant,
organist.
The song recital given al the Congress
siOnal Library on Thursday was a pro-
nounced success. the artists being Mrs
William Keys Miller, soprano: George
Webber Vail, pianist and Fritz Chris
tiani violnist. The reading room was
crowded 10 standing room capacity, and
many were turned away Mrs Miller
sang with beautifully rounded, full tone
and much artistic finish. OF special in
terest was the first public hearing OF two
songs composed by Mr.. Vail and dedf-
Gated TO Mrs. Miller, both of which
showed remarkable artistic feeling. Mr.
Vail and Mr. Christiani both did admir-
able work. The programme was as fol-
lows.
Sonata. Mozart Talse. Romeo and Juliet
Gounod Adagio and allegro Christiani. al "Ele-
gle- thl OnFre tes YeJW Bleus" Massenet.
Fifth Air aud VAR" Christiani; "Dein Auge
Scht,' On Bist VIE Fine Blume Vail: The
Day is Ended. Bartlett
Miss Julia Mareher rendered the fol-
lowing programme Of songs on Satur-
day in the studio of Miss Margaret
Veitch: "Printemps qui Commence" by
Saint-Saens; "Serenade to Zanetto," by
Massenet; Cute Nacht," Franz; Until
You Come and Absent, by Metealf
and Three Fishers Went Sailing" On
April Miss Veitch will be in Baltimore.
where she viii sing at the New Eastern
High School at a concert in which sew
eral members of the Peabody faculty
will participate.
Under the direction of Joseph Broad
hurst the choir of the Church of the Ad-
vent viii render the following music to-
day;
Christ Our Passover" in fat. by Danks /;
TIE De'lm, IN F, Nillard Wagner's FESTIVAL
Juhiiate and Elveys Communion Services in A.
The ofertory win be, Why Seek Ye the Living
Among the Deadf' by f. A. Glare.
in the choir will be heard the voices of
Mrs Boddis, Misses Ford, Blanche Small
Grace S@aH. Florence Graves. Speake
Mcconnell. Holly, and Rosse. Messrs.
BOddis. Juneau, Bedford, and HELEN. The
soloists will be Miss Ford soprano; Miss
Rosse. eontralto. and Mr.. Edward Juneau.
bass Joseph BrOadbent, organist and
choirmaster.
At 81 Margarets Church the follow
ing musical programme, under the di-
rcction Of Mr. A. G. Eldrldge. will be
given to-day
Professional hymn. Welcome. Happy, Morning.
sullivan; Christ Our Passover" schilling. sfecial
Psalms p 81. lll Gloria Patri F" ''Mendelssohn.
rs De1m festival Buck @Jubiisten festival
Stewart introit anthem. Christ the Lord Is
Risen To-day, Wilson 'Kyrie," Maunder; Gloria
Tihi. Paxton hymn. The Strife Is Ger paIes-
trina offertory anthem. "Hosanna." GTanier; of-
fertoy sentencs, Doxology; Sanclus. Csmidge
Argasra HTIsf
chant; 'Nunc Dimittis. stsiner: recessionsl hymn
lis. Tours.
The choir is composed of: Sopranos.
Misses Edna Doe, Harriet Elsom, Alice
NJ. Ball. Julia Elliott. Myra Davis. Mrs.
Juliet Webb, Misses A. C. Poole, Ethel
Winner, Madeline Davis. NJ L. White,
Mary Shifk, Nellie +. stoddard, Howson,
Mrs. {. W. Clagett, Misses Branson, Bar