The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

Gellte NdlSe, GuuWlE MendeiSSOnn, Mas
ter Dufour Brown; Among the Lilies"
Frey. Master Warren Stultz; "Gavotte."
Frey Master Raymond Hunt. The piano
solos were 'Cabaletta." Lack; Lee
I.add. Good Day." Hitz Helen Rob
ertson; Angels Dream. Ludwig. Ruth
Briggs. and German Triumphal March.
Mr.. Walter McCurdy. The pupils were
assisted by Miss Daisy Harrison. who
sang "Good-day. Marie" Tessard, and
"A May Morning" Denza.
The choir Of the Metropolitan Baptist
Church viii give special song service
this evening. assisted by the Cecilia
Quartz, under the direction Of Mrs Will
lam Ksye Miller. The members of the
quartet are Misses Mabel Roberts. Grace
Miller, Emma Guschewsky, and Sadie
Dodge.
Miss Mabel Linton gave a piano recital
last Monday evening, assisted by Mrs
Sydney p. Hollngsworth soprano. and
Mrs. Ella Knight Ellis violinst Miss
Linton's numbers included Beethoven's s
( Moonlight Sonata" a group OF Mac
Dowell numbers. Liszt's "Liebestraume," &"
and two Chopin selections Mrs. Ellis
played "Cavatina." by Simonetti, and
''Sersnade." by Pierne. and Mrs. Hol-
lingsworth was heard in "Carmena," !" by
Wilson and Braga's Angels Serenade," ="
with violin obligato by Mrs. Ellis.
Miss Alice Terrell gave a pupils recital
last week in her studio I'm Kenslngton,
Nd. The programme was as follows
Ambassador March Hammer
Misses Jane Hermann and Margaret Chapman.
llaumcTle Schumaun
Miss Mary Hyatt
tSraLiea Bchr
Miss Ada Wright
Evening Song and Good Hmmor' ............Low
Misses Nellie Simpson and Terrell
sl Oaopn
Miss Edna Forbes.
Morgcrgriss' Wilbur
Miss Janet Little
Dance On the Lawn" and 'Barcarolle' ...... Kullak
Miss Margaret Chapman.
Invitation % Dance Weber
Miss Dorothy Exley and Richard Hodge
Farewell TO the Piano" Beethoven
Miss Ezabath PAUL
Little PostilIon' '..................1 by request
Misses Janet and Doris Little.
Miss Nellie Argent.
Loose Leaves Koeng
Miss Jane Hermann.
The Pixies Waltz Brown
Miss Adelaide Field.
Miss AdR Martin.
Misses Forbes and Terrell
Mrs. NJ. r. WaIdecker VIII give her
grand concert with her pupils. assisted by
the United States Marine Band, June %.
Mrs. Sidney p. Holllngsworth, soprano
soloist in the choir OF Hamline NJ T.
Church. had n pupils recital last Thurs
day in her home on Quincy place. She
was assisted by Miss Sadie F. White.
pianist. and Mr.. Charles Burrhus vio-
linist. The programme was as follows
Prelude. piano lRnclimaninofl. Miss White. a
Song Of Waiting ELLEN Wright. Miss Edith
Athey: Wanderers Night Song" iRubensteinl
,irs. HongSworth and Miss Agnes Preston: era
dle Song" Vannahl Mrs. Role: The Song of
the Puuta violin lKeer Bslal Alr Burrhus
Hear Ne. Ye Winds and Waves" Handel Mr.
Karl Ken. Happy DAYS" (Strelezkn Miss agnes
Preston; violin obligato Mr.. Burghus; Wake
Chopin. Miss White; Miss Edith Athey, com
panist.
Mrs. Wilson Gordon Brackett. Of Min
neapolis, who was known I'm Washington
as Mrs. Alton Littleton Smith, soprano
soloist In ST. Andrews choir. made a
very brilliant success last week in Aber-
deem. S. Oak. as soloist with the Aberdeen
Choral Society. when they sang Haydns
Creation" The Aberdeen News speaks
OF her wonderful voice OF great range
and sweetness. and OF the clearness OF
her high tones and the ease with which
she takes them. II says: Her solo work,
both in the airs and the recitauons, was
superb. and Mrs. Bracket was given a
fun measure OF applause. which she mer-
tied. Her singing Of on Mighty Pens
was magnificent" Mrs. Bracket Is now
soprano soloist in one Of the largest
churches in Minneapolis and is a favorite
concert singer throughout the North and
West She is well known here In concert
and in the pupils rectals Of Mr.. Herndon
MOrsell, as well as In choir circles
Mr.. Frank II. Shipe has been engaged |
as tenor soloist in 81. Pnurs English |
Lutheran Church 10 succeed Mr.. Howard |
Mr.. Shipe has n voice OF |
good quality. range. and power. and sings /