The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

ira next Tuesday, Nine Johanna Gadski,
engaged for the concert last Tuesday.
icould not make arrangements 10 come 10
Washington this week for the postponed
performance. Miss Kaspar viii be the
solOist in her place
Karl Grienauer. 'cellist. gave recital at
sne Friday Morning Music Club. last Fri
day He was accompanied by Mrs.
Grienauer. The programme was as fol-
lows: Sonata in c. by Rheinberger:
Loves Dream" by Liszt-Grienauer;
Moonlight" by Grienauer: "Elfen Tanz. q"
by Pepper: Prelude. by Bruch: An
dalouse et Toreador," from bal Masque,
by Rubinstein; In Paradisum." by
DUbois-Grienauer. and ''Scherzo de Bas-
que. by PIatd.
The choir Of the Ninth Street Christian
Church. under direction OF Joseph O.
Harrison gave an excellent "old Folks
concert Tuesday night in the church. for
the benefit Of the organ fund. The pro
gramme was given by Mrs. T. r. PirtIe.
Miss Daisy Harrison. and Miss Josephine
I. Gould. sopranos: Miss Carpenter, Miss
Clark, Miss Lightfoot, Miss Peters salss
Raymond, Miss Rule. Miss Scott. Miss
Martin. Mr.. Blagg. Mr.. Cady. Mr.. Car
penter. Mr.. Clarke, Mr. Criddle. Mr..
Elliott. Mr.. Elwood. Mr. Herbert. Mr.
hendrick, Mr. Lybeand. Mr. Morrison
and Mr.. Scott. The accompanist was
Miss Bessie Harrison.
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld will present
MISS Roberta Hope Amies in a piano re-
etal next Tuesday afternoon at the
agfr
assisted by the Russian violinist Daniel
Breeskin. Mrs. John B. Henderson, Mrs.
David j. Brewer. Mrs. John x. Mclean,
and Miss Caroline Nabuco are the patron
eSses- Miss Amies will play compositions
CT Beethoven. Chaminade. Chopin Mac
Dowell. List. and Weber
The Rebew Orchestra, under the dlrec-
ton Of II. ". Weber. will have the siy'th
public rehearsal this season tomorrow
night in the lecture room OF the Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church. The sololsts
VIII be Mrs. A. ". Cummings. cOntraltn:
}. q. Klein. tenor. Henry Hazard. flute.
and Mr.. Hopewell. viol:nist and concert
master OF the orchestra.
Herman c. Rakemann. .vioIinist: o. Wolf
steiner, 'cellist. and Oscar Gareissen.
pianist. will give classical trios by HAYDN
and Mozart. this afternoon. in the studio
OF Mr.. Gareissen. There VIII be three Of
these afternoons. the other two 20 be on
March 10 and ~. Trios of Beethoven and
MendelssOhn VIII be given on March =
ON the last afternoon Schubert ard
schumann trios Will be given.
The Washington Saengerbund will have
their sixth musicale this evening. in their
clubhouse, under the direction of Henry
Nander- The programme VIII be as fol-
lows: Die Auserwahlte," arranged by
Van der Stucken. and Die Post i'm
Waldo" by Schaffer. the S1engerbund;
"Cineuieme Valse." by GODDARD. Miss En-
null Cohencious; Song Of Mgnon." by
List, Miss Flora Bernheimer: "Out on the
Deep by Loehr, Roland R. Rodrick:
Farewell Of Joan OF arc" from the
opera, by Tschaikowsky. Nine Anita
Heineck-Lloyd; Romance and "Perpe-
tuam Mobile. by Ries. Anton Kaspar.
Until the Dawn" by Parks, Charles
Meyers. tenor: William Mcfarland. sec
ond tenor; Roland r. Rodrick. barytone.
and Dana Holland. bass. This will be
one OF the first public appearances Of Mr..
Mcfarland since his long and serious IL
ness. from which he has but recently re-
covered.
The pupils OF the Technical High School
gave a concert in the assembly hall of
the Business High School on Friday
evening. The programme included the
march. Under the Banner Of Victory"
by the orchestra; soprano solos by Mrs.
Dayelle Taylor WeIch: bass solo, 'eThe
Arabs Bride" Dana c. Holland; violin
solo. Spring Song" Mark Lansburgh:
coutralto solo. Angus Macdonald. p, Mrs
Dana c. Holland; Rubinstein's Melody IN
+. orchestra; trombone solo. Thy SEN
tinel Am /, George W. Sunderland: con-
tralto solo. with violin obligato, "Alte
Stelle Confidante' Miss Florence Bean
and Mr. LansbuTgh: senate, Fantastic.
for flute, Antonio Cello. leader of the
Cello Band; quartets. Welcome. Pretty /
Primrose Pinsuti. and Sweet Miss
Mary, Philharmonic Quartet. composed |
Of Mrs Dayelle Taylor Welch. first So |
prano; Mrs. William Keye Miller. second
soprano; Miss Lillian Chenoweth, first con- !
tralto, and Mrs. Dana c. Holland. second |
contralto. under the direction OF Harry |
Wheaton Howard. organist and choir |
master of the Church Of the Immaculate /
Conception.
Nine. Sembrich the great soprano who
will be heard here on March 10. is a /
horsewoman. When in New York she
rides her favorite mount every day In /
the park, and has become a well-known /
fl sure among equestriennes.
Last fall. while in Berlin she was rid |
ing on the parade ground. when her
horse. a white Barbary mare. became un-
ruly ss some heavy artillery was passing. /
Finally. as Nine. Sembrich brought the /
animal 10 submission. two officers rode /
up to her and saluted. One OF them said: |
Madame, If you were not the greatest 4
singer in the world to-day. you would be 4
the empress OF the circus
To her surprise she discovered the !
speaker was the Emperor Of Germany.
Huntington May. the Washington basso
who has made a success on the profess
sional operate stage, Is now singing in
Buffalo with the Stewart Opera Com
pary- 1t is expected he will be In Wash
ington during the summer season of
opera. which will open here early.
Miss Mabel Linton spent last week in
Atlantic City with her parents, Mr. and /
Mrs. Irwin B. Linton. of lexington.
Miss Linton is the organist Of the Eek
ington Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. J. w Bigelow, OF Washington,
Pa. who has been the guest OF her
parents and sister. Mr.. and Mrs Good
man and Miss May Goodman has re-
turned TO her home
The cheIr Of St. Andrews Episcopal
Church will sing Gounod's "out of Dark
ness this evening The cnlna viii he