The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.
DR.. Bischofps Anniversary as OrganiSt at First
Congregational Church Notable Event.

consisted OF The Lark Leschetizky:
''Mlnuet." Paderewski: Spring Song"
Mendelssohn. and works by Grieg. Chopin.
and Liszt in all ~ which he showed rare
power of execution and expression.
Miss Eva WhitfOrd gave the 'Eliland
Song Cycle" by Won Felix and other
numbers, among which were "A Birth
day." Cowen: THE Nightingale" Nevin:
Gould To- Tosu. and two little Irish
songs. by Lohr. She was accompanied by
Mr.. Forbes.
II is the general opinion that Emil
sauer. the German pianist. who will
come 20 America in October will dupl-
cate the successes Paderewsk has had
the past season. Sauer. in Europe, is
considered the most interesting pianist
now before tho public, and his concerts
are everywhere largely attended He has
been decorated by nearly all the crowned
heads OF Europe. Is great favorite in
court circles and made a pronounced sue
cess on his last tour IN this country.
Sauer's first appearance in this tour will
be October Is, in New York.
Mrs. A. d. Melvin will sing a solo at
the evening service at the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church. Her solo
Will be "Byelow, Ny Baby" by Ella Her
riman Melvin.
The illustrated solo this evening in the
Westminster Church Memorial will be
Vandewater's Publican" sung by FL
mer Jasper The anthem at this morn
ing's service will be He Watching Over
Israel" from Mendelssohn's elijah"
Last Sunday evening Miss Ada Birch
gave a rendition Of MY Redeemer and
My Lord" appropriately illustrated with
Stereopticon views
w. c. Mills. formerly tenor soloist In
the quartet OF the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. who was Obliged
to resign and go 10 a Western climate
because Of impaired health. has returned
to Washington. entirely recovered He
sang a solo Sunday last. in st. Johns
Church. which was most effective. His
voice is in splendid condition. He spent
the greater part of his time in Wyoming.
where ne grew 10 be the leading spirit
In musical affairs In Cheyenne. On the
eve Of his departure from that city for
Washington he gave song recital in the
executive mansion, Gov and Mrs. b. B.
Brooks showing their appreciation OF the
many songs he had sung in Cheyenne. for
charity and pleasure. Mr.. Mills will be
heard in St Johns In the month of June.
Harrison Moore. the well-known tenor
has returned 20 Washington. after hav-
ing spent nearly a year in his former
home, Baltimore Mr. Moore has devoted
much time TO musical composition, and
has a number Of charming songs to show
for his industry and talent
Charles W. Garlock. barytone, gave a
song recital in the Reading Room for the
Blind in the Congressional Library on
Thursday afternoon. assisted by Miss
Lenore Lacey. pianist and accompanist
Their programme. which was a delight
full one. was as follows:
a Chain Of Ross CLohri. "Good-ty" ard The
Songster'' wheeler. The Idyn" "Slumber Song %
and The Blueben NIAcDowelD. Miss L. LACY
Preludcs o. T. and Chopin. Miss L. Lacy
Fourth Word-''The Seven Last Words tDubois
To the Forest CTschaikowskyl. 'Hofnung u77s.
Rcicharfu The Two GrenRdiorS' (schumann). Mr..
Garlock: Rhapsody No Lisrt. Miss Lacy: 20
! Du Mein Holder Abendstern Tannhauser" Wagner.
Ir. Garlock.
Miss Elizabeth mary Darlington. daugh-
ter Of Hon. J. J. Darlington. the we'll
/ known lawyer, was graduated last Monday
from Hollins Institute, and was also a
/ special graduate In music. Her particu-
lar instrument is the organ. and she play
\ ed a number OF organ compositions at the
/ graduating recital They were:
| PoemA Symphonique ''Marche Beligiosa" torgAn
! and piano.. Ch de BalOrre: Prelude and Fugue
/ in G.. No (organ). Bach: Scherzo In d. Capocci
/ Romanza in +. Webbe Gayotte Mignon. Thomas
| scherzo Symphonique Dehats Ponson.
/ Miss Darlington has been enga ged as
organist in the Fifth Baptist Church for
next season. She Is player Of great
/ promise