The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

school House. under the auspices OF the
Vaughn class, next Wednesday evening,
February l9.
The club viii sing Pilgrims Chorus, "
from II Lombardi." by Verdi; Day
break" by Faning; THE Bee and the
Dove" by Cowen; Gypsy Rondo," by
Becker; Moonlight" by flaming; 'Millers
NEooing," by flaming, and "The Lord is
Ny Rock" by Woodman. Miss Florence
NJ Noack will sing "Adoration,'" >" by
Telma, with a violin oblgato by Frank
p Howard.
Mrs. r, II. Dalgleish viii sing "Au-
tumnal Gale" by Grieg, and Miss Ancella
B. Fisher will sing Jesus Titania,
the polonaise from "Mignon." A. Owen
Penny viii sing The Seminal Am I, by
Watson. Mrs. Charles W. Moore will sing
IF Doughty Deeds" by Thomson, and
Herndon Morsen will sing, My Dearest
Heart" by Sullivan.
Horace Kirkus Dugdale. one Of the
younger musicians of local circles, has
recently written a song of considerable
merit, For YOU" which is short, tune
ful, and has an attractive accOmpani-
ment. Mr. Dugdale made a great sue
cess of a piano number, "Gingersnap
Rag. which has been played by a num-
Der of bands.
Washington music lovers have a great
treat in store for them in the concert of
Nine Mercella Sembrich, being arranged
for March 10. in the National Theater, by
Miss Mary A. Cryder Ellison Van
Hoose, a tenor well known and we'll liked
in Washington, win also be heard on that
occasion.
Miss Mildred Kolb. one of the youngest
pianists I'm the city, who scored such a
success at the last Sunday evening musi-
Gale Of the Washington Saengerbund,
played with equal success last Sunday
evening at a musicale at the Dewey Her
playing of a Chopin polonaise was great
" admired.
y concert was given last Thursday
evening in the United Brethren's Church.
North Capitol and r streets. by the Re
bew Orchestra, under the direction of Il.
w. Weber. for the benefit Of the church.
The gem of the evening was duet for
violin and flute, call Me Thine own,
by Haleyy. played by Mr.. Edwin DAILY
and Mr. Henry Hazard. The other num-
bers were a soprano solo My Dearest
Heart" by Sullivan Miss T. I. King,
who sang FOR encore MaCy's Good
Night contralto solo, Bryans Just as
You Used TO Do" Miss Ada +. Powell,
and for encore Behrends Daddy" bass
solo, Deuza's Call Me Back" Mr. James
NJ. Cooper. who sang for encore Wallis
Nzts4 90 ln 4
w. ". Daly; orchestral numbers by
Schlepegrel Robinson, Harris, Santel-
mann, and Farmhouse; piano numbers
and accompanIments by Mr. W. J. Weber;
readings by AIr. @. j. Weber and recita-
tlons by Mr. J. F. Grant.
Mr. FOrney Donaldson will be the solo
ist this morning in the Westminster
Church Memorial, and viii sing Allitsen's s
''The Sovereignty Of God" This evening
he will be heard in J. Varley Roberts
Peace Leave With You. as will also
Mrs. Amy Law Ormsby and Mir Church.
Last Sunday the music included a solo
by Elmer Jasper. THE Light Of
Heavens own Day" by Briggs, in the
morning, and in the evening the Misses
Ailaen and Ruth Miller and MessTs.
Church ,and VeTmiiiOn sang Thou from
Whom All Goodness Flows" by Tours,
and Mr. Church and Mr.. Frank ByTam
sang Smart's duo, AS Pants the Hart
Mr.. Edgar Priest, organist Of St Pauls
Episcopal Church. viii give an organ re-
cital on Tuesday evening. February ., in
St PauTs Church. He viii play compost
tions Of Bach, Guilmant, .Rheinberger.
and other masters. Mr. Priests marriage
to Miss Edith Morgan, another young or
ganist. was announced recently. Mr..
Priests choir in ST. Paurs Church has
been singing recently How Lovely Are
the Messengers" and 'If With All Your
Hearts" =" By Mendelssohn; PaTker's calm
on the Listening Ear of Night" Maguiti-
cat and Ndnc Dimittis, by Clough Letter,
a former organist of Epiphany Church.
and THE Glory Of the Lord, from "The
Messiah"
Miss Ella Starck, a young pianist Of
Germany, will give a Chopin recital next
Monday evening in the National Cattle
dral School for Girls, where she is a
member of the faculty
The AIusurgla Club will give a concert
in the theater in Alexandria February q.
The Friday Morning Music Club had a
Tschaikowsky programme at its last
meeting. II included a trio in A minor
opus 80. for violin, piano, and violoncello,
played by Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. True, and Mr.
Ernest Lent; songs. why Are the Roses
So Pale?" and Morning" sung by Miss
McEwen, soprano soloist in the choir OF
St Thomas Episcopal Church; the piano
sonata, opus 81. played By Mrs Day;
SONGS, "Why?" and "SehnsuCht' by Mrs
Ralph Barnard. contralt0 soloist in the
choir of the Calvary Baptist Church. and
the cauzonetta from violin concerto,
played by Mr.. Daniel Breeskin.
Nine. Johanna Gadski. who will be the
soloist at the next concert of the Phila-
delphia Orchestra. which will also be its
last here this season, will sing the "Lieb-
estOd" from Wagner's Tristan and
Isolde" by special request.
The Grand Commandery of the United
Order Of the Golden Cross gave "a success
full and delightful concert on the evening
of February in Pythian Temple to cele-
brate it's twenty-fifth anniversary The
programme included piano solo by Mrs.
Packard: an address by Grand Com
mander r. T. Harvey; a song by Miss
Amy Kibbey, accompanied by Mrs. Pack
ard. address, Mr.. Andrew Wilson, violin
solo, Master William Beck, accompanied
by Mrs Hersey: recitation, Master Gerald
VerreH Weikert; selections by the Nordica
Mandolin. Banjo, and Guitar Club. under
the direction of Mr. Waiter T. Holt; vocal
solos Sobesld's II Love You" and Nei6-
IingeF's Sweet Miss Mary. Miss Kate
N. Ellis. accompanied by Miss Marguerite
Allen: sketches by Mr. n r. Kahn; bass
solo. THY Sentinel Am T. Mr. Benjamin
a Lineback. and recitation by Miss F.
RitcheY Mr. J. Il A Fowler grand