The Washington herald., 1908-03-08

solos. PinsutTs I Fear No Foe" Oby re-
quesD and de Koven's ''Armourers
Sons, J. Walter Humphrey. and several
selections by the Temple Quartet. COM
posed Of Charles f. Myers and W. d.
Mcfarland. tenors, and J. Henry Kaiser
and Mr. Humphrey, bassos. The accom-
paniments were played by p s. Foster
Mrs Powell Manning. known better
among the musicians as Mrs. George
Routt-Johnson. who has been i'll for
some weeks at her home in Iowa Circle.
is convalescing-
Edwin Hughes. pianist. who has gone
abroad for continued study. who played
at the first Of Leschetizky's class"
evenings. played again Wednesday even
ing OF last week. a compliment not often
given 20 pupils OF the maestro. Mr..
Hughes has played with much success in
the American. Embassy in Vienna.
Miss Elsie NJ Harvey, a young pianist,
appeared as an organist in recital in the
Douglas Memorial Church last week She
was assisted by Ms. L. A Roberts, who
sang Binghams The Swallows" Mrs
D. DIN Leech. who sang Hastings Red.
Red Rose" and Nevin's Necklace OF
Love-" ]. Walter Humphrey. who sang
I Fear No Foe" and B. J. Wrightsman.
viOlinist, who played Carl Bohuls "Cava-
tina" Miss Harvey's organ numbers
were Wely's "Onertory," Delbruck's
| "Berceuse" In A. Haberbier's Enchanted
Bells" Schumann's "'Traumerei'' - ed
Lemaigre's ~Capriccio." John Sebastian
Bach's Prelude and Fugue in c minor,
Pietro Mascagnfs "Intermezzo." the in
PRODUCTION 10 the third act and bridal
chorus from ''Lohengrin." and Lemmens'
''Triumphal March"
In the reading-room for the blind in the
Library Of Congress Thursday afternoon
recital was given By Harry Patterson
Hopkins. composer, pianist. and organist.
and Arthur Conrad, violinist, OF BaIti-
more. Their programme included Crieg's
Senate for violin and plano; two
Spanish Dances for violin and pisuo
by Sarasate: two Masquerade Dances
and 'Valse Seraphique." for piano. com
posed and played by Mr.. Hopkins.
Saurets Farfalla' and ZarzyckTs
| "Mazourka.' for violin. played by Mr..
| Conradi- This programme was repeated
Friday evening in the National Park
Seminary. They were assisted BY Joseph
II. Wiley. barytone, who sang a group
Of Mt. Hopkins new songs, one 3 "Japa-
nese Legend.
William K. Cohen. organist arranged
| the programme for An Evening with the
| Choir" in Trinity NJ E. Church. last
Sunday evening. II included the quartet
The Lord Is in His Holy Temple" by
Millard; Alzamova's 20 Be joyful In
the Lord" Singers Praise to Jehovah"
and contralto solo. 20 Lord. Abide With
| Me, by Morsell. sung by Miss Caroline
Spencer Smith The choir was assisted
by Mr.. StOpsack and his orchestra. The
other soloists Of the choir are: Miss
Laura Black. soprano: Hermann W Mur-
relI, tenor, and H. R. Perry, basso.
| Miss Clara Drew viii give a song recital
in the Washington Club on the evening
of March L.
The choir of the Metropolitan NJ. (.
Church had an Evening with Beet
hoven'' lsst Sunday Mrs. DayeHe Tay-
lor Welch. soprano soIoist Of the choir.
sang "Contrition'' with splendid effect
and Miss Minnie Bailey, the organist.
played the March Funebre."
Mrs. Mae Buckler EldridGe, soprano So
( loist. and Miss ouida Wheelock. pianist,
gave joint recital in the ballroom of the
Cairo. They were assisted BY ]. Reilly
Stanton. violinist. and Stuart II Beers.
pianist.
/ B. Allen Terrell tenor s0loist and dI-
rector OF the choir OF the Metropolitan
I Presbyterian Church. arranged a pro-
gramme OF MenSelssohn music for last
/ Sunday evening IL included the anthem
How Lovely Are the Messengers" from
/ ST Paul. The Lord Hath Commanded
! Psalms. xiD. quintet: -HO. Every
I One That Thirsteth," quartet; 20 Rest
In the Lord" from Elijah" eontralto