The Washington herald., 1908-02-23

by the Rebew Orchestra, H. ". Weber.
director; Louis A. Pafter organist; Miss
Gertrude Miriam Deland. soprano: Mr.
Melville d. Hensey, tenor; Nine Anita
Eeincck-Lloyd. soprano: Mr. Roland
Rodrick. barytone: Mr.. Dana C. Holland.
basso, and Miss Mary Sniffen. Nine.
Heineck-Lloyd sang the aria from the
Queen OF Sheba.' by Gounod; Spring.
by Leo Stern: the aria from Jeanne
dare. by Tschaikowsky. and The De-
serted Shepherdess,7 by Heinrich Ham
mer and was accompanied by the COM
poser. Other numbers on the programme
were 1.-THE Fortune Teller" by Herbert.
the Rebew Orchestra, Brightly and
Buxcm Lassies" from Martha" by Flo
tow. the Chorus Club; overture 10 will
liam Tell" by Rossini. Louis A Potter:
Shadow Dance" from "Dinorah," by
Meyerbeer. Miss Deland. accompanied by
Mr. George Goldsmith Deland; Waltz
Song" from Faust" by, GounOd. the
Chorus Club On this Miss Deland took
the part OF Marguerite, Mr. Hensey.
Faust; Mr.. Rodrick, Seibel. and Mr. Hol-
land. the part of Mephistol; Bohemian
Girl. by Balfe. the Rebew Orchestra:
the lullaby from "Erminie," by JakobOW-
ski. Miss Sniffen and the chorus. Grand
ly Thou Nearest" from, "Ernani,'' by
Verdi. Mr. Rodrick and the chorus:
Chimes OF Normandy" by Planquette.
the Rebew Orchestra: ''Miserere. from
III Trovatore" by Verdi Miss Deland
and Mr. Hensey, with the chorus: she
Alone Charmeth MY Sadness" from
Irene" BY GounOd Mr. Holland Bur
gomaster.r by Luders, the Rebew Orches-
ira; sextet from Lucia" by Donizetti
the Chorus Club. and patriotic chorus,
''Tabasco March, by Chadwick.
Mr. Frank Vermillion. barytOne. will be
the soloist at the Westminster Church
memorial this morning. He will sing
20. God Have Mercy by Stolezki.
Mr. Edgar Priest will give the fourth
organ recital Of the second series at St.
PauI's Church on Tuesday evening. He
viii be assisted by Miss Eugene De Cue
rim violinist.
Mrs. Lawson Burton. Of Lacona, N. Y.
who has been spending the past week or
ten days with Col. and Mrs. Edward J.
Dimmick at the Cecil. left them yester-
day and is now the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence B. Rheem.
Mrs. Burton. formerly Mrs Kitty
concert several times during her visit
Last week she was the soloist at the Jew
ish Temple when Dr. Franckel, OF New
York, gave a lecture. The lecture was
under the direction OF the Council Of
Jewish Women
Miss Alice Burbage returned from Phil
adelphia late last week. She spent the
week there and heard the Boston SYM
phony Quartet. with Mrs White. known
here as Miss Cornelia Dyas pianist. as
the soloist
There viii be musical in Gunnery Hall 4
in the navy yard next Tuesday for the l
benefit Of the sailors. The soloists viii I
be Miss Eva Whltford. mezzo-soprano /
and dramatic reader. who VIII be accom- I
panied al the piano by Miss Edith 4
StOwell: Mrs Blanche Muir Dalgleish
contraNo: Mr.. Philip Lee Scantling. barry /
tone: Mrs. Randolph. pianist; Mr.. Frailey I
violinist. and Miss Ethel II. Tozier, ac- /
companist.
The Technical High School VIII give a
concert in the assembly hall OF the Bust /
ness High School next Friday. The I
soloists will be Mrs. Dayelle Taylor 4
Welch. soprano: MIR Dana c. Holland. !
bass; Mr. Mark I.ansburgh. vIolinlst: Mrs. \
Dana G. Holland. cOntralto: Mr.. George I
w. Sunderland. trombone Miss Florence \
Bean. cOntralto: Mr. Antonio CeIfoN
nutIst. and the Philharmonic Quartet. 4
composed of Mrs. Dayelle Taylor Welch. 4
first soprano; Mrs William Keye Miller.
second soprano; Miss Lillian ChenOweth. /
first contraito, and Mrs. Dana c. Holland.
second contralto. The quartet will be ac-
cOmpanied by Mr. Harry Wheaton
Howard on the piano.
The Junior Stage Fright Club Will hold I
its next meeting with Mrs. Frank Dixon.
at the Dupont.
Mrs. Mae Buckler Eldredge. soprano.
and Miss Ouida Wheelock. pianist. will I
give a recital next Wednesday in the /
ballroom Of the Cairo. They viii be as
sisted by Mr.. J. Reilly Stanton. viOlinist.
and Mr.. Herbert Stuart Beers, pianist
Miss Helen Calhoun. daughter Of the
late Rear Admiral Calhonn. who has been
an invalid for more than two years. is
slowly improving. and II Is believed that
another three months viii see her we'll /
on the road to recovery Miss Calhoun
has been Identified for many years
with the musicians of washington her
name appearing frequently on their pro-
grammes as a dramatic reader and elocu-
ZIONIST.
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