The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

Troubles Of a Manager" the parts being
impersonated by Denis Connell. John
German, and John Allen. and some very
clever speeches from Fathers Russell.
Smythe, McGuigan. and Carroll and
Messrs. German and Cornell His emf
nence Cardinal Gibbons was present
during the play. and some OF the selections,
by the orchestra were repeated at his
request. The members of the orchestra
are, first viollns. Hobart Ran sdell. Mr..
SchOeneman, Miss Lillian Milo lick; sec
ond violns Miss Johanna Gloetzner and
Mr.. George Skilton; viola, Mr.. Charles
Alden; 'cellos. Mr.. Paul Ramsdell and
Miss Ethel Lee, and Miss Agnes Dowling.
piano.
The annual election Of officers OF the
Musurgia Club for the ensuing year re-
suited as follows: President and musica.
director. Mr. Edgar Priest; Charles r.
Bartlett. assistant musical director; lie
Roy A. Glider. vice president: A. B..
Pierce. treasurer; Horace Ward. secre-
tary; II. S. burbank. librarian: Edwin
Callow, business representative. The en-
tire roster Of members attended the cleo
ton. and plans were outlined for the work
Of the season Of 190S-O9. The club will hold
a SVNihA tFtllllk dA tue nome OF the treas
urer, Mr. A. b. Pierce. on Wednesday.
June H. and II Is expected that Mr.. W
]. Hammond, the well-known pianist and
composer, Of New York. will be present
and play some of his own compositions
Mr.. Norman Esputa Daily gave n recital
at st. Johns College last week before a
large and enthusiastic audience. Mr.. DAILY
aI 1,.-N Z
violinist and Mr. Lucius f. Randolph. ir.
tenor. in the following interesting pro-
gramme Prelude. RachmoninoT. Mr.
DAILY; 'Serenade." and Scarf Dance. q"
Chaminade. and Waltz" GODDARD Mr.
DAILY; violin solo, "Hejre Kau" Jeno
Hubay, Mrs. Louise Carson Hill; "To a
Wild Rose. ITO a Water Lily" From
an Indian Lodge" Eagle" ITO the
Sea, Song, and Scotch Poem" Mac
Dowell Mr.. DAILY; 'Tl Sing Thee Songs
Of Araby." Frederic Clay. and Creole
Love Song" Edgar Smith. Mr.. Ran
dolph, jr.: Ballade c. Colerldge Taylor.
Mr. DAILY
Nine. Won Unschuld has Just presented
her two artist pupils. Mildred Kolb and
Katherine McNeal. TO prominent New
York people for concert engagements.
The two young ladies. accompanied by
NJ. Lazard went to New York last week
and met with such success that they both
were booked for concerts there next sea-
son.
The annual concert at the Central High
School was given on Thursday and was
quite UP 20 their usual standard OF excel
lence. The programme included Chorus.
"The Heavens Resound." Beethoven:
Short songs. Tonight" Smith: The
Busy Lark" Chadwick: Young
Thoughts" Kroeger; barytone solo
Gypsy John" Clay. Mr.. J. NJ Waters;
song. Hope Carol" Smith: chorus. "Oh.
Ny Loves Like Red. Red. Rose" Car
rett; duet, "A Madrigal in May" New
ton, Miss F. NJ Hall, soprano. and Miss
G. l. Vessels, contralto: old songs. THE
Lass Of Richmond Hill" Hook. and The
Meeting Of the Waters Old Irish.
from 1.-THE Crusaders" Gade;
Evening Hymn OF the Crusaders. with
solo by Mr.. Waters: Morning
Song and March," male chorus. "Bende-
Ideer's Stream" Moore. and "The Re
cessional." Huss. Miss Sallie Mason
acted as accompanist and Mr.. Halstead
p. Hoover was the director.
Mr.. Joseph Harrison entertained al
pupils recital Thursday evening. In which
the following well-selected programme
was heard: Violin solos. "Fantasie
Pastorale. "Singelee." George Offsteln;
Dream OF Love-" Bendix. Isabelle Nc
Gee; Air with Variations" Dancla. Virla