The Washington herald., 1908-02-09

The League Of Organists and Choirmas.
ters held its last meeting in the parish
hall OF Epiphany Church last Tuesday
AZ this meeting the members elected Of
fcers for the ensuing year. Edgar Priest
organist Of ST Pauls Church. was elect
ed to succeed George Goldsmith Daland
organist of st. Johns Church, In George
town, as president Oscar Franklin Com
stock will continue as secretary and treas
urer. and Arthur Storm was elected as
vice president.
II II. Freeman. organist Of ST. Johns
Church read a paper on the local choir
conditions in Washington.
The next meeting Of the league will be
held in April when Alfred G. Eldredge.
organlst of St. Margaret's Church, will
read paper
At the last meeting 1t was decided TO
hold a farewell reception to Mr. Daland,
who viii leave Washington within the
next two weeks for Philadelphia, where
he will be organlst OF a prominent church.
\ special programme Of music has been
arranged by the organist and director OF
the choir, George Walter. for the reopen
ing of the Hebrew Temple to-day There
will also be a special service. arranged by
Rabbi stern
Miss Emery gave a musicale for the
benefit of the Metropolitan Church last
Tuesday evening in her home in I street.
The programme follows: Chopins Pol
onaise. in A sharp minor tposthumous).
3. Frank Gebest, pianist; out on the
Deep" by I.ohr. Mr. Rodrick. basso;
Adagio. by Rles and Czardas; Hungarian
Dance, by Hubay, Miss Koechling. vio-
nnist: Waltz Song from Romeo and Ju-
let. by Gounod, Mrs. w. II. Shir-Clif,
soprano. 'Das Hexenlied.' by Max Schil-
Ter. Miss Ter Williger, dramatic reader
The Temple Bells. by Amy Woodforde-
FInden. and Shadows" By Carrie Ja-
cobs Bond Miss Bethune. contralto;
Tremolo. by Gottschalk, Mr. Gebest after
which Mr.. Gebest played Mendelssohn S
.'Spring Song" as an encore; I'll Sing
Thee Songs of Araby,' by Clay, Charles
Myers. tenor; Until the Dawn by
Parks. Apollo Quartet, consisting Of Mr.
Myers. tenor; Mr.. Bartlett, second tenor;
Mr.. Rodrick. baritone, and Mr.. Holland,
bass. The accompanies were r. H DroOp.
Lewis Corning Atwater. Miss Hodges. and
Mrs. David.
The Rebew Orchestra, under the direc-
ton Of II. ". Weber, gave IT'S NTH public
rehearsal Monday night I'm the lecture
room Of the Keller Memorial Church
The soloists We're Mrs, Edith D. Bayly,
soprano. who sang For All Eternity" by
Roberts. and for an encore, ~Merrily I
Roam" by scheinarth, Mrs. D. OIn
Leech, contralto. Caro- Mic Ben by
GiordanL her encore being A Necklace
Of Love by Neyin; Miss Nan Dougherty,
violinist IN the orchestra. played 'Souye-
mir" by Drlda and la Russo, by
Came, for her encore.
The orchestra played the march "Ad-
miral Farragut.' by Losey. Bohemian
Girl" by Balfe; Georgia Waltzes, 10y
Pettee. 'Burgomaster. 10y Luders
American Patrol" by Meacham. and
Soldiers and Sweethearts." by Hall The
accompanies were Mrs. Walter Redrow
and W J. Weber.
Miss Franceska Kaspar viii sing with
the Philadelphia Orchestra in Whining
t0n Del. on Thursday. when she viii
sing the aria from Louise" by Char
.pontier. and the Jewel Song from Faust.
On the 18th Miss Kaspar viii be a so
loist for the Peoples Institute, Cooper
Union. New York. when she viii sing
with Verdure Clad by Haydn. and a
group Of songs. Miss Kaspar viii sing
also in Ae0Ian Han, in New York City
Miss Marie Grace Young. who spent the
last week end in Baltimore. gave a pu-
pills recital yesterday in her apartment
I'm the Ethelhurst. The programme fol-
lows: "EIfin Dance" bS- Jensen, Miss Ma
rion Stone; THE Cat" by Maxim, and
General Boom Boom. by Poldini. Mas
ter Quentin Roosevelt, youngest son OF
the President. Chapel Of Fairies boy
Neidlinger: soldiers March," by Schu-
mann. and Spring Song by Heller,
Miss Mary Hayden; "Serenade.'' by Jen-
sen, and Moment Musicale" " by MOsz-
kOwski Miss Katherine Poole. Summer o
by Lichner Miss Mildred Bacon; 'Nalse
Lente" by Schutt and Sans Ia Feuil-
les" by Thome Miss Margaret Wilson;
Scarf Dance" by Chaminade, and WED
ding March. by Mendelssohn. Miss Bes-