The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS
MOSeI Vocal Club to Sing at
Calvary Baptist Church

dramatic. romantic, serious, and light
| songs of various nationalities, and will
sing one number from Liza Lehman s
Vicar of Wakefield which was writ
ten for him.
! The Government Printing office Phil
harmonic Society. an organization of
chorus and orchestra which has had con-
siderable success, gave concert for
which Benjamin A. Lineback. director,
arranged the following programme:
Overture, by the orchestra; hymn,
| America" chorus; Bunker HILL" solo
by Mr.. f. a. Lang, and chorus; reading,
''E Pluribus Unum" Mr.. Sidney. Sol
diers' Chorus from Gounods Faust, a"
chorus; address. by Mr.. Frank A. Kidd,
and New Hail. Columbia" by Chadwick.
chorus. The members Of the organization
are as follows: Chorus, Miss Kate NJ.
Ellis, Miss Nellie II. Ruckdaeschel. Miss
Mary A. Walsh, Miss Matilda X. koes-
| ter Miss Eleanor Burgess. Miss Katherine
Sweeny, Miss Hester Bunch, Miss e. +.
/ Johnston, Mrs. l.. F. Downs, Miss Lulu
| NJ. Ransdell. Miss Florence S. Harries.
Mrs Clara 5. Hollinger Mrs. May r.
/ Proctor, Mrs. Emily c. Morren Miss
| Resale B. McGrath, Miss Minnie Cieisen-
/ derfer Messrs. Connolly Harry J. Red
! field. George T. Chattaway, John T.
! OHara, j. +. Holland John r. Puryis.
Thomas L. Jones, f. A. Lang Charles
| w. Bridwell. Jesse NJ Patterson, Frank
! Morrison, c. +. Sullivan, Charles II.
/ Roeder. JONES NJ Montgomery, w II.
] is.f7- ards
son, Daniel NJ. Klapp.
! The members Of the orchestra are as
! follows: Thomas ~ Connor. leader;
Henry w. Weber. Albert Lindstrom,
Joseph A. Dodge. George r. Chattaway,
James a. ID. Turner, Edward F. McCar-
/ thy Thomas J. Corwin, George p. Sto-
vail, Stephen L. Mccarthy, John W.
kolar, Nelson z. Meyer. and Mrs. Jennie
/ l.. Thornton, accompanist.
| Nine. Anita Heinick-Lloyd will be the
soloist for the Washington Choral Club
next Wednesday, when she will sing the
aria from the queen of Sheaa" and
the aria from Joan of Are" Nine.
Lloyd viii sing 'The Deserted Shep-
/ herdess." by Heinrich Hammer the di-
rector of the Choral Society of Wash
ingtOn, and Will be accompanied by him.
] This new song has not yet been printed.
and Nine. Lloyd will sing it from manu-
script. This concert viii be given i'm the
Fifth Baptist Church. and will be under
| the direction of their regular director.
MIR. William T. Palmer.
Miss Alice E. Burbage was at home to
her friends last Friday In her home on
Twentieth street Miss Burbage will not
be at home again this season until the
18th, which viii be the last time
Miss Georgia E Miller. director of the
Virgil Clavier Piano School, Of this city,
gave a studio musical last Saturday.
when the following young ladies played:
Miss Ruth Ebaugh. Miss Elizabeth Def
andorf Miss Lucille Markham, Miss
Ethel Hunt, Miss Bessie Speer, Miss
| Gertrude Becker, and Miss Hiida Kolar.
| Mr. FitZhugh GoldsbOr0ugh. violinlst,
and Mr. Felix Garziglia, pianist. viii give
! a recital in the Columbia March %
! Mr.. H. II. freeman, organist and choir
master of ST. johns Church. Sixteenth
/ and II streets, will begin his Lenten or
! gan recitals on the first Saturday in Lent,
! March 7.
Mrs. ". H. Shir-Clin. soprano sololst
at the Hebrew Temple. will be al home
informally the last two Wednesdays in
this month.
Miss Fraucesla Kaspar. was the soloist
at the concert Of the Philadelphia Orches-
ira in Wilmington last Thursday. when
she sang the aria from Louise" and the
Jewel Song from Faust" Miss Kaspar
made the biggest success she has yet made
in public Miss Kaspar will be the sololst
/ tonight Tor the Peoples Institute. Cooper
Manor, in New York City. where she
will sing With Verdure clad, by Haydn.
and a group Of short songs. Miss Kaspar
Will be the sOloist next Wednesday at the
| Aeolian Hall New York City. when the
/ programme viii be entirely from the
works Of Mendelssohn. She viii sing two
groups Of his songs.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee viii give a
pupils recital on February , in the ball
room Of the Raleigh Hotel.
Miss Bertha Hansen. soprano, who. with
Mrs Jennings. dramatic reader. repeated
last week the programme they gave at
The Arlington some weeks ago at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Wood, In Mount
| Vernon, n Y. returned to her home in
this city early last week
Mrs, Lawson Burt, Of Laconia, n. Y.
formerly Mrs. Kitty Thompson Berry
VIII be the s0lOiSt at the lecture 10 be
given tomorrow evening in the Hebrew
Temple under the auspices of the Council
of Jewish Women. She sang last Tues
day evening at the meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society in St Pauls Lutheran
Church. In addition TO several solos, Mrs.
Burton sang some duets with Mrs.
Clarence B. Rheem. daughter of the late
Rev. 5. S. DOmer. for many years pastor
of that church. Miss Mary Snure, a
young music student. also made a great
success with several piano solos and
sang several songs. Mrs. Rheem will
leave tomorrow for Atlantic City, stop
ping on her way in Philadelphia, where
she viii be joined by Miss Sower. of
Philadelphia, who was Mrs. Rheem's
guest here few weeks ago. Miss Sower
will accompany Mrs. Rheem to Atlantic
City, where they will spend several weeks
Two gifted boy banjo players gave a
recital for the President and Mrs Roose-
velt in the White House on Monday
afternoon. They were Charles and Mil
lard Leavitt, Of New York They are
but six and eight years old and are botf
talented. Miss Ethel and Master Quentin
were both present at the recital, and the
little audience was most appreciative
The two boys were in Washington foI
several days with their mother, and also
gave recital in the parloT of the
Ebbitt House, where they stayed.
Creatore, the great bandmaster. who Is
so popular in Washington. is in Atlantic
CITY with lis band and is giving two and