The Washington herald., 1908-03-08

VI 81 ANDREWS CnuFcuf uuOer tne cl-
rection Of the leader. J. Lisle Apple. the
tenor soloist Of the choir
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Roy MeKahan have
had a visit recently from their cousin, J.
Ross Fargo. Of Portland. Greg. He has a
tenor of the rohusto type. and is studying
with best teachers IN this country. He
sang at Mrs. McKahan's last reception, in
her new home on Sixteenth street.
Angelo c. Fronani. formerly OF this
city. and his bride. known professionally
as Nine Zelie de Lussan. married fl
London last faII. after having Travelled
IN the same concert company for several
seasons. are TO appear here shortly
Mr.. Fronani went out as the pianist OF
the company Of which his wife was the
star During his residence here ne was
active in organizing the Euterpe Club.
Nine. de LUssan was a great favorite
with the late Queen Victoria. and has an
international reputation Mr.. Fr)nanTs
family still live aere, where his father
was for many years the Italian consul
general
Roy Grove. a youthful musician of
eleven years. gave a performance on
Monday evening in the parish hall Of ST
Andrews Episcopal Church. for the bene-
nj or the Sunday school. In a programme
OF popular songs and piano pieces, ne was
assisted by his brothers and sisters.
Miss Marion McFall daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jasper Dean McFAn will be
the soprano in a quartet 10 be heard to-
day in the Emmanuel Baptist Church. p.
5. Foster win direct and play the ac-
compartments Other singers will be
Miss Blanche Yewen. contralto; Frank
II Shipe, tenor. and ". p. Foster, basso.
Mrs. Arthur Dunn. soprano. and Wal
ter Smith, French horn player. gave
some oreditable numbers at the banquet
OF the Michigsn Society on Wednesday
evening, in Carroll Institute Hall.
The first Of a short series Of trio soIrees.
arranged for Sunday afternoons, in Oscar
Gareissen's studio. was given last Sun
day. NJ: Gareissen played the piano
parts. Herman Rakemann. violinist. and
o. Wolfsteiner. violOnceIlist- are the other
members OF the trio. They played a
Haydn trio. Mozart trio. Barcarolle by
Gounod, and a Norwegian Dance, by
Grieg
Mr.. Garelssen made a distinct success.
lie IS known in Washington only as a
barytone singer and teacher.
Miss Vera lone Murray pianist. played
the only solo Of the afternoon. the z
major Valse OF Moszkowsky. The next
musicale by the trio win take place next
sunday afternoon
Mrs. William Keye Miller. soprano.
formerly Of the Metropolitan Baptist
Church. is now the soprano soIoiss in
the choir OF St PauFs Lutheran Church
Mrs William Hamilton Rayly. for many
years Organist in the Church Of the Re
formation, on Capitol Hill. is the organist
Of ST. PaUrs this winter
A strong movement is on foot for the
organization OF a chorus Of mixed voices
for secular music. TO be conducted by
Mrs. ApollIne Alexander Blair Mrs. Blair
has pursued her studies in this country
and abroad ever since her marriage some
years ago. She is the director OF the
Monday Morning Music Club. composed OF
the musicians In smart society. and which
meets in Mr.. Gsreissen's studio every
week. Mrs. Blair has returned 10 Wash
-iAe No4l ~ maze i her nome.
Considerable interest has been taken in
the song recital 10 oe given in the con
cert room at Rauscher's by Suzanne
Rocamora-Marsh on Tuesday evening.
March 10. The following is the pro-
grsmme that will be given:
'Mgnon Thomas
suzanne Rocamors-Marsh.
Old Heidelberg. the splendid Jensen
Mr. Wlbur Howard Peter.
10 ''Du FTssst Mich Tasiich" Meyer Hs'auni
lc "SpStz und spatzin'' .Hildsch
suzanne ROcamora-Marsh.
lal ''Pique Dame supps
tbl The Red Mil Hsrtert
The Noriica Club
TO- Dainty Little Love Newconh
suzanne Rccamors Marsh.
lsl Der Wanderer'. .-......-1 s.o,n.-,
% Who Is Sylvia .....
Mr.. Wilbur Howard Peter
lsl Villa, The Merry Widow .............I IahR-
Cbl Creole Love Song. smith
Suzanne Rocsmors- Marsh.
tal NttaleAa de Curtis
90 Maria Mari .di Capus
suzanne ROcamora-NIaTsh
And the Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Cluh
AccOmpanist Miss BeSSie McCaully
kaabe piano used