The Washington herald., 1908-04-05

! Church under the direction OF w T.
Glover gave the musical programme at
the Methodist Conference at Hamline
Church last Friday night.
Mrs. Amy Law ormsby gave musi-
Gale tast week. when the following were
heard: Mrs 0rmsby. Miss Hill. Mr..
Church. Mr.. Donaldson. c. G. spross.
Miss Ruth Miller, and others
The Musurgia Club has appeared at
private entertainments in the Lenten sea-
SON Mr. Edgar Priest. conductor. is en-
thusiastic over the future of the club,
and Is now hard at work rehearsing the
songs to be sung at the concerts. which
will be given in the near future at the
Y. NJ c. A. st. Johns Orphanage, the
First Baptist Church of Georgetown, and
at a private concert at the Donald.
Mr. and Mrs Frank E. Ward, formerly
Of this city. now of New York. made a
short visit in Washington the last week.
10 appear in a concert given in the Cal
vary Baptist Church by the Mems League
OF that church.
Dubois Seven Last Words will be
sung Sunday evening next. in St Pat
rick's Catholic Church. b. the choir OF
hat church, when Rev William T. Rus
sell will give the explanatory remarks.
| The soloists will be Mrs, Annie Grant
Fugitt. soprano: Mrs. Armand Gunlp-
recht. contraltO; Mr. Melville D. Hensey.
tenor. and Mr. Murray. hasso Mr.. Ar
mand Gumprecht is the organist and d.
rector.
Mr.. Percy S. Foster spent the last
weekend in Frederick. Nd. to attend the
biennial interstate Y. NJ. G. A. eonven-
tion and to conduct the music at the
two mass meetings.
Miss Ella Stark. pianist, gave recital
in the reading-room for the blind in the
Library of Congress last Thursday aft
ernoon. She was assisted by Miss Diana
Ireland Morton, soprano S7d Miss Ethel
Tozier. who played the sacc0mpaniments-
The pupils of Miss Clara Drew gave
musicale in Miss Drew's studio yesterday
afternoon. The programme was as fol-
lows: Proposal" by Hastings. and Lead,
Kindly Light. by Pinsuti, Miss Alberto
Bragg; THE Fairest Angel, by Grahen,
and Ecstasy" by Beach. Miss Marjorie
Davidson; "Marionetta" and 'Du Fragst
Mich Taglich." both by Meyer Helmund,
I"Obstination. By Fontainelle, and Sweet
heart" by Lymes Miss Julia Willard;
Adore and Be Still by Gounod. and
swiss Echo Song" by Echert Mrs. Adele
lV. Davis: Since We Parted" by Allitsen.
and 'Slumber Song by Gaynor, Miss
Vivian Clark 20. Del MILO Dulce,' by
Gluck, and THE Vision" by Vannancini,
Miss Carolyn Murray: Ave Maria by
Lagrange HOWland, and swallows, by
Cowen, Miss Hazel Willis; Farewell Ye
Hills" by Tsch8ikowsky Miss GLADYS
Layton: 'Resurrective Song. by Rodney,
and Il Hid Ny Love" by d'Hardelot.
Miss Anna Lee Brown. Love the Ped
lar" by German and "Ouvre tes Yeux
Bleux," by Massenet Miss Diana Norton,
and Lizzie Luise and ''Wakin Oh"
both from the Scotch and "Oh. Whistle,
and VIII Come to You" Miss Anna
Hay Murray.
Mrs saIie Bradley McDufie enter
tanned last evening at a musicale in honor
of Miss Marjorie Murphy. of Front Royal.
Va. who with her parents. is spending
the spring season in Washington before
| May l. They are with Mrs DTury Com
we'll Ludlow.
The Greater Washington Band, under
direction of John B. Bovello, wiz give the
third annual orchestra concert at Airing
ton Hotel Concert Hall on Sunday after
noon. April p. at o'clock. The pro-
/ gramme follows:
ovo-+~rs .o--l,o-,rs- pH.,h..,
Ballet from opera GiEConda .POnchieli
Orchestra.
Soprano solo. "yslss Cbsntee OF, H..,......Sten
Miss Christine Church
Grand selection. TFayista Verdi
Orchestra.
Violin solo. ''Canzonetta' D Ambrosio
NJ. CAMEL BTeesku.
Airs from Lucia de LammemooF ......... Donizetti
Orchestra.
| Cello solo. selected. by Mr. Dore Wofsteiner.
Excerpt from Madam Butterfy ............ .Puccini
Orchestra.
/ Comet solo. selected by Mr. Andrea Galopin
Grand march from Fsun auseT ..-....-. Wagner
! Patronesses-3iiss Anna X. Chapman Miss vii
lard Howe, Miss Edith Pickering 1I5s. Thomas
Kelly. and Miss Fay Calver.
Mrs William Keye Miller has resigned
her position as soprano solo,st at st.
Paurs Lutheran Church. to accept a re-
engagement at tie Metropolitan Baptist
Church, where she was leading soprano
for six years.
On Sunday afternoon. March p, a sue
cessful musical At Home" was given
at Friendship. the country home of Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Mclean, by their
guest. Mrs Horatio Slater. 'rhe music
was furnished by Nr. Fitzhugh - Colds
borough. violinist: Miss Nina McEwen
soprano, and Mr.. Felix Gargiglia pianist.
who accompanied as we'll as played n
solo; Miss Stella Lipman also accom-
/ panied in two violin duets. which Mrs
/ Horatio Slater, an exceptionally gifted
amateur violinist, played with Mr. Colds
borough.
Owing to the fact that the stock COM
panies will monopolize all of Washing
tons theaters on MAY IS, the new opera
Of Miss shreves, entitled 'Leonore." will
be held considerably earlier than at first
expected
Arrangements have been completed
whereby Miss Shreves will be given the
use of the National Theater for the
nights Of April 13 and II for her per-
! formances.
The rehearsals point to a successful
rendition Of the opera.
So Far, So Coed.
/ From Lippncott's Magazine
William H. Crane. the actor, tells OF
two inlpecunious PLAYERS who. during a
period of enforced liberty were COM
PEELED to dine at cheap table d hote res
taurants on the East Side. One evening,
during each course of such dinner.
/ one of the artnrs kent saving.