The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
THE WEEK IN MUSIC
ST PATRICKs CATHOLIC CHURCH SOON TO
INSTALL MEN AND BOYS CHOIR

McCoach. Edna Faye. Kathleen McEI-
fresh. and Ruby Springston, and Messrs.
Charles Barton, Ed Cochennour, Harvey
and Millard Chestnut. and Edgar Ebert.
The pupils OF Miss Julia NJ. Maedel
gave their spring recital last Wednesday
evening in the Church OF the Reforma-
ton. The programme was well arranged.
and was a pronounced success. 1t was
as follows:
III Trovatore" -four hands, .............. Melinotte
Misses Vida Welfey and Margaret Gillespie.
Miss Lena Bergman.
Die Loreley-Und der Frulichc Laudman" Schuman
Mia Ihelma stephan
Efen Franks lsiX hands, Lcrman
Misses Gertrude Cecil. Hazel Hughes and Harriet
Ferris
SOnato. 0p 20 No I........................K Kuhlan
Miss Agnes DAILY.
Die Alpen Glocken .Oesten
Miss Edna R.i;er.
Cupids Conquest" lsix hands ............. Lerrnan
Misses Theima stephan. Ida Wilson. and Catherine
Suits
Miss Gertrude Cecil
klange der VerFanrnheit .................A .Aiaedel
Miss Lille Beck
Ny Old KENTUCKY Home l,ix hands, ......... Berg
Misses Rae Dnry. Blanche Welncy. and Mildred
"Retour de Printcmrs" Polka Brillanie) Sfoelling
Miss Ethel Fuss
"Guinnauns Ten"-variations Bullantes -four
hands, Rossn
Mr.. Harry Gauss and Miss Jul;a Maeisl-
Miss Iiea Balvcrsen.
"Rhapsodie Honuoisc" -four hands, ........F I,szt
Misses Bertha aud Myrtle Keach-
Bloom and BlossJm' lSiy haHds -Lernan
Misses Irma Quackenbush. Isabel Pnce. and Hamlet
Ferris
"Cintcrrla" (Rondo Brlantel ............- Huenten
Miss Ida Wilson
Old Folks at Home -four hands, ........... Warren
Mr. Marion and Muuel Frazier.
Yea Merry Birds .krlg
Miss Isabel Price
Tam o. Shantcr' descriptive NV Warren
Nr. Leo DAILY.
Passing Clouds u7autasicI ............N Niaedel
Miss Margaret Gillespie
'Msuah"-God BE- With Ncr Narnt0nsl. Ada Conn
Miss Veda Weldey
Mr.. William B. Trott for many years
organist and choirmaster OF St Marks
Episcopal Church viii resign that posi-
ton September J. Mr.. and Mrs. Trott
will make an Indefinitely long visit 20
their former home. Cincinnati where for
more than twenty-five years Mr. Tr0tt
was organist and musical director in ST.
Pauls Church. now the Cathedral Of
Bishop Vincent.
The pupils of Bessie y. Wild gave their
annual recital last Thursday evening in
Pythan Temple. The programme was a
creditable one and had an appreciative
and enthusiastic audience. Among the
performers were:
Miss Cly5ue Wallace. Miss Nina Wallace. Charles
Proudley. Earle Thomas. Miss M7rrorrt Humuhrtys.
, Miss Cita McGuth Mrs Carrie Rudv Roigcr 2
Craley Miss Bessie HoTse, Miss Nina Wallace Hiss
Deborah Louise Hicsman. Miss Hazel Magic Miss
Nc,ue smith. Miss Aiaiisn Paul Miss Pauline
Hobbs. Miss Fern Prince. Miss Louise Mull0y. Miss
Mary Louise Wood, Miss Emily Gia.lan. Miss Edith
Williams. Miss Florence Moye. Miss Florence
Gomr,r. Miss Frances SWINE. George Erwin
PI0udey
An interesting piano recital by the first
and second year pupils Of Miss Mary
Upton Talbot was given at her home in
j Wallach place last Saturday evening
when the following programme was rem
dered
tFNti 0NifT
i Miss Mar Gclcrierc Dewey and Mis- Dorothy
Lillian FriCy.
! "ChHds soug...............................Bc .Bc1r
Miss Anna Margaret Haue.
TIC Brook smith
Master James Forrest DAILY.
] "Rcmemhaucg' Schmou
Miss Mary Gcnevieve Dewey.
Spinning song ........................ Ellmenreich
Master George Calvin Haue
Dulys Dream and Awakening ...-........... Ocst0n
Miss D0uthy Lillian Fidley.
Melody Waltz .OTth
"BarcaroIe .Hakh
Master Mansion Alexander.
At Sunset .Reincke
SCnatina-G Beethoven
] M0deutc-AIeCc-to RCEauE.
Miss Kathryn Avery Rigs
, hc'o-e hGlak
Miss Roza Roe
Soreuade ESTaEroe Hakh
Sonatra-F major Clement
Allegro con srirto Andarte con exnrcssioue.
Miss kariah Isabelle Mcintosh.
Rev. Dr. Neibel. the new pastor Of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church. succeeding
Rev. Dr.. Easton, and Mrs. Neibel are
interesting additions to the musical circles
Of Washington. as well as 10 the church
/ circles. Mrs. Neibel is a near relative OF
the late Ethelbert Nevin. and Dr. Nei5el
is tenor singer Of no mean ability. He
sang the solo i'm Roberts anthem. Seek
Ye the Lord last Sunday with excellent
effect and gave much pleasure 70 his
/ hearers
The Rebew Orchestra closed It's season
recently with most successful winters
record. This is the only amateur orches-
ira IN The city having its regular place OF
meeting. It's officers. and extensive library.
Mr. Il W Weber is the conductor. The
new officers. elected at the last meeting.
are: II. W. Weber. conductor: z. y.
Hopeweil. concert master; Walter Crouch.
assistant concert master, Mrs. Grace May
HopeweH, secretary; Albert Lindstrom,
treasurer; G. ]. Weber, librarian. Mr.
Henry Hazard resigned his position as
lutist OF the orchestra. He has been ap-
pointed 10 a very important position in
connection with the Department of JUS
tice. Accompanied by MS Hazard. he is
on his way 10 Seattle. Wash, where he
will be stationed The last meeting was
held I'm the home Of the conductor. with
fortysix members present. They have
given successful concerts for Gurley
Hamline. United Brethren. and Ryland
churches, the Independent order of Good
Templars. and assisted the Chorus Club
in concert The organization is eight
Years old.
Prof w. J. OalCes gave two pupils re-
citals last week. on Tuesday and Wednes
day evenings. in Pythian Temple The
one on Wednesday evening had particu-
larly good programme. given by Misses
Lille Loughery, Pauline Lazorow, Rose
Purnen, Mildred Easterling, katherine
O'Connen. Helen Belt Lillian Weisen-
berg, Mary Donnely, Grace Hutchison
Edna Lerch. Voga Hayworth. Heller
Benzler. Ethel Lyons, Bonnie Waite
Lillian Cleveland, Ira Cohen. Cecilia Hope
Marie Louise BenZler. Ethel Brockman
Ruth Bell, Vivian Hayworth Gertrude
Vrooman, Emily Haltigan. Bessie Halti.
gan, Belle Tarshes. Mary Farmer, anC
Annie Cohen. The accompanies were
! Mrs Frank RVrafn Misses Marie Rolf