The Washington herald., 1908-02-09

sic Maninson; starlight and "Nau-
titus" both by MacDoWell Miss Deborah
Excl; Cradle Song by Bariu, Miss
Anna sanford; Witches Dance, by Mac
Dowell. Miss Dorothy Hayden. Ma
zourka," by Chopin; "Valse Lente" by
Sclhltt, and "Anitras Dance" by -GFieg.
Miss Elizabeth Armes; "Erougue" and
Spring Song. both by Grieg, Miss Kath-
crime Poole.
At the next recital Miss Ellen Griffith,
Miss Cecilia May and Miss Francis Ed
monston viii also be on the programme.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Keller
Memorial Church gave a musicale Tues
day ni.ht The sololsts We're Walter
Humphreys, bass: Mrs A W Cummings.
contralto; Miss Marie Humphreys.
pianist. and W. W DAILY. cOrnetist. r. ".
Weber conductor Of the RebeW OrChes-
ira, gave several recitations. The Kel-
Ter Memorial Sunday School Orchestra
was also heard. The accompanies were
Miss Mabel Daily and Mrs. George L.
Beeler.
Mrs. Emile Dougall Maroon will give
a pupils recital in her studio. S21 SIX
teenth street, on February % when she
will be assisted by Miss Marion McFan
and George Goldsmith Daland
The Junior Stage Fright Club met last
Tuesday evening in the home Of Miss
Creecy, when Miss Vera Inoe Murray
gave a programme Of compositions Of
LisZt and Moszkowsh.
frY D.
last week in the Grace Methodist Epis-
copal Church for the benefit OF the
church. The programme follows "Ad-
miraI Farragut,' by Losey. King OF the
Gn0mes, by Robinson: Lila" by Har-
ris; Hearts Message by Lieut. Santel-
mann, leader OF the Marine Band. For
tune Teller. by Herbert and Lead On,
by Schlepegren The orchestra was as
sisted 10y Miss Folln. soprano: Mrs
Woodhead. cOnualtO. Mr HoWarth. ten
or; and Miss shaw and Miss Dunn, elO-
cutionists.
The oDeretla. Love and Whist" given
some weeks ago at Rauschers was re
peated last Friday night al St Eliza
| beth's. The east was the same. Miss LII
liam Lewis. as Dorothy: Miss Leona
Young, as AIignoni Mrs. Charles Jones'
/ as Mrs. Sherwood; Charles Bright as
Capt Aldershott and Frank H. Shipe
as Courtney Fairfax.
Following The operetta, Miss Florence
Bernheiner gave several songs in cos
tune, and Prof. Koehler gecited
Mrs. Mae Buckler Eldredge. soprano
and Miss Ouida Wheelock. pianist. will
glye recital in the ball room Of the
Cairo on Tuesday. They VIII be assisted
by J. Reilly Stanton, vlolinist, and Her
bert Beers. pianist
Miss Clara Drew will present Miss
Diana Ireland Norton in a song recital
on Friday evening. Miss Norton viii be
assisted by David Kindlebergerr pianist.
The choir OF the lexington Presbyterian
Church had a musical evening with the
choir last Sunday when the following
programme was given: Miss Mabel Linton.
orgauist, gave several numbers. which in
cluded "GJvotte." Jerusalem the Col
der" BY Sparks. and "Canzone. by Har-
ris; Miss Lena WOourun sang 20 Divine
4 Redeemer.' by Gounod; Miss Rose Helen
Bigel1w and Miss Bertha Bean sang a
duet, How Lovely Are the Messengers. f
and the choir gave Thanks BE to God %
| by Mendelssohn and send OUT Thy
/ Light" by Gouuod; Miss Linton and Mrs.
Jennings gave an organ duet, Elm Sest
Burg. by Rudnck.
r DIR. and Mrs. Bischon. acc0mpani5t and
soprano. respectively; 1lr and Mrs Ernest
/ Lent 'celigt and pianist. respectively;
Anton Kaspar violinist. and John Porter
/ Lawrence. pianist. viii be the soIoists in
/ the musicale 10 be given by Fairmout
Seminary next Saturday evening in the
{ halls Of the school
Mrs. Byrnes. of the Friday Morning
Music Club, arranged a programme for
/ the last meeting of the club in the music
rooms of Washington Club Mrs.
BuIiugsley. a concert singer of Chicago.
who was a guest of the CLUB. was called
upon. and responded with a group of
I Strauss songs. The regular programme
+ of the morning follows: rhine Maidens
/ Trio" from "Gotterdammeruug. Mrs
Hilton. Miss Pickering and Miss Bad
I ley. Romance (arranged FOR the violin
by WilholmO Miss Chitenden; "Traunle 50
Mrs Barnard; Siegmunds "IiebeslIed, '
/ from "WalEure" (arranged for piano by