The Washington herald., 1908-06-14


ing. Miss Marion Nichols: Scherzo No. ,
Chopin. and Gypsy Rondo" Haydn. Mr..
Ernest Benin: Prelude No. Z, op. q
Chopin. Miss Lenore Lacey; Autumn.
Chaminade. and Second Polonaise Liszt
Miss Elizabeth Winston; Eighth Rhap.
s0dy. Liszt. Miss Lenore Lacey. Mr.. Gar
zglia has been re-engaged as teacher In
the piano department Of both Chevy
Chase College and Madison Hall Seminary
for the season Of 19CS-O9, and Will return
TO Washington in time for the opening OF
these two institutions.
The Arion Society. of Brooklyn. n. Y.
$50 singers. Mr.. Arthur Claassen, musi-
cal director. sang In the East Room of
The White House yesterday afternoon for
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt and a
few invited guests. Their programme was
rs follows:
Das deutsch Lied F. Fasstnender
Das alte MuttgTchen. NJ Spicker
MagdalCn A. GInaescn
Ny Old Kentucky Home ......... F. Foster-Stucken
nChafcrD 6anutagSliCd. Krcutzer
The pupils OF Mrs Alwilda Matlock
Rousseau. assisted by Dr. and Mrs J..
w. Bischoff and Banjamin Safranek. will
give a piano recital at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church on Tuesday
evening
The following programme will be car
rled out:
Fantasies from "Belislr' tDouizottD. Mabel An
derson. Efie DrcXilius. Marion Robson and Mae
Nilkison.
Ia Foutaire (Bohml. Mae wilkison.
Air de ballet Maurice Depretl. Ellie Drexilius
Drinking song Dunizett. Camilla sherman.
Nalse petite uyons Harriet Williams
Saltarcllc Clark. Mabel Anderson
"Babblng Brook Hoffman, Gcnevfere Stalce
tal AN IN a Garden Fair (b sea Hath It's
Charms lcl Sing Me to sleep Sing tBischofl
Variations wan wimi. Miss Katherine Alderman; +;
u piano Misc Gertrude NfcIlae.
~ntania" iWely Mac Bccr
''Wohn' jkollingl. Misc Eileen Colonna
'Paplon" UAwlecl. Mabel Anderson
Ana on string Bach Mr. Safranek: accom-
Tanrt, Aliss JesSlmine Lcwtou-
Capriccio Biiliaut ucudcl's-hul. Miss Gertrude
McI}ae.
Impromrtu JReirholdl and eraad valse brilliant
tCh0riu. Miss Myrtle Tminham.
Second maZlrSa Goddard and Senate Pathetique
lBeethovcn.. grave. motto allegro con bro. Miss
Mary Mccain
Chantez Ricg Durmcz ,GounosD. Mrs. Bisrboa.
kondo capCccicso tMendelssohnl. Miss Katherine
Alderman
Al a bon ami Schultz and prelude CRachmaninofr).
Miss Florence TTaiuham-
Invitation a Ia valsc CVebcr Misses Katherine
Alderman. Florence Trainham. Mary Mccain. and
Myrtle Trainham-
Mr.. J. NJ. Cheney. jr.. one Of the assist
ant organists 10 Mr. Edgar Priest. Of St
Paurs Episcopal Church. has recently
succeeded TO the position Of organist al
st. Adams Church. Tennallytown. which
was left vacant by the resignation of Mr.
Middleton.
1t will BE- interesting to the many
friends Of Mr.. Milford Wits TO know
that. though he has accepted the posi-
tion Of organist and choirmaster at Ra-
cine College. Wisconsin, he will still be
able TO spend the summers in Washing
ton during the college vacation. which
lasts from June 10 October.
The sixth anniversary Of Rupert Home
viii be pleasantly celebrated on Tuesday
by an excellent musical and literary pro-
gramme, which has been arranged by
Mrs. Lulu Facius Davis. and which will
be rendered 10y popular local talent
Among the attractions will be: Solo,
Autumn" Chaminade Miss Elizabeth
Deuza, Miss Louise Worden. Gould r.
Tosd. Miss Eva Whtford. violin solos,
"Cavatina.' SimOnctu and "Intrada." D."
BOhm. Mrs. Ella Knight Ellis; tenor solo.
Mr.. Herndon MOrsen; soprano solo, Il
Love You Truly Bond and I'm
Herbst." Franz Miss Edna J. Sheehv;
piano solo. Second POlonaise. Liszt. Miss
Elizabeth Winston; vocal solos. Miss Mat
tie Gibson and Hearts Delight" Gil
christ Mrs. +. b. Gilmore: vocal solo.
Miss A. b. Fisher; recitation. That Old
Sweetheart OF Mine" Miss Eva Whltford:
vocal solos. selected. Mrs. Anna Craig
, Curry; My All, Bchm. Mr.. J. Harry
Davis: BID Ne TO Love" Barnard. and
You'd Better ASK Me" Lohr. Mrs.
Blanche Mui- DeiGl-lsh. Mrs Lulu Facius
Davis viii bC &c accomplnist
Mr.. oscar Franklin Comstock gave his
June recital on Tuesday last before a
most interested audience. He was assist
ed by Miss N. Emma Bowen. Miss Mabel
Harnden, Mrs. Charles Denhardt and Mr..
J. p. Schick, each of whom gave a num-
Der Of songs Mr.. Alexander was on the
programme for a number. but was pre- !
vented from being present by Illness, and
his place was taken by Mr.. Schick. Mr..
Comstock contributed greatly 10 the
pleasure Of the occasion by his rendition
Of Grieg's "ErOtik" and "Albumblatt" |
and a valse by Jonas.
Mrs. Sydney P. Hollngsworth enter
tained az a pupils musicale on Thursday |
evening at her home in Quincy place. She |
was assisted by Miss Sadie +. White. |
pianist. and Mr.. Charles Burrhus. violin !
ist In the following interesting pro-
gramme: Prelude for piano. Rachmanin- |
off. Miss White; "A Song of Waiting.
Ellen Wright and Miss Edith Atbev;
Wanderers Night Song" Rubinstein
Mrs. Hollingsworth and Miss Agnes. Pres
ton cradle Song" Vannah. Mrs. Role;
violin solo, The Son Of the Puszta,'
Keller Bela. Mr.. Burrhus; Hear Me. Ye
mas ana Waves" Handel. Mr. Karl
Kerr; Happy Days Strelezki. Miss AE-
nes preston with violin obligato by Mr..
Burrhus' Valse, Chopin. Miss White
Miss Edith Athey acted as accompanist
At the Temple Baptist Church TODAY
the Children's Day service will be COM
bined with the celebration Of Flag Dav
The children will render the apnronrtoto
hymns, except the ar-Spangled Ran
ner'' which will be sung by the soprano
u tHS N"L 'eI' MIS-. Dunn. and de Ko-
ven's RecessiOnal. which will be su1s
by the full choir. Mrs Grace DufouP
Brown will oiiiciate as usual at the or
gan.
The teachers OF ST. Patricks Sunday
school. at the invitation Of Rev. w T
Russell. D. D.. pastor OF the church. were
entertained on Tuesday evening at Carroll
Hall by a delightful musical and literary
programme. followed by refreshments and
dancing. The programme was opened by
t~o numbers by the st, Patrlck's Sunday :