The Washington herald., 1909-07-04

enthusiastic audience. under the direction
Of her teacher. Mr.. 5. NJ. Fabian. Her
programme was as follows:
"Solfeggietto." Pm. En- Bach; "Loure,
J. L. Bach: "Minu-tto." Schubert; Fan
TASTE" Mozart; Two Slzylarzs," Lescn-
etitsky; 'Valse Leute," Dolmetsch. and
.'Rondo." Mozart
Miss Beetham is the little daughter Of
Mr.. J. Eeetham. Of the telephone service
She shows remarkable musical talent.
The AmphIon Quartet gave an excellent
programme at the opening Of the Y. NJ.
&c. A roof garden last week. The quar-
tet is composed Of Fred Sillers. first
tenor; f. Sunson Barker, second tenor;
Edwin Callow. first basso; Oliver A.
Phelps. second basso- They were assist
ed by Miss Isabel Mathilde Pechin
Reade
The programme was; still Summer
Night" Clarke: we Meet Again To-
Night, old college song. Creole Lovers
Song" Mr.. Barker, reading. Friday az
school" Miss Pechin; The BandolerO."
Mr.. Callow, quartet Tom. the Piper s
Son" Il Know Lovely Garden Her
T.
impersonations-"Pi Picnic Time" Fields,
Moo Cow. Moo Cooke; Little WnHe's
threat" Miss Pechin: Brave Is the
Man." by Pinsuu. Mr.. Phelps. Calm
as the Night" by GOetze. Mr.. Barker
and Mr. Callow; quartet. Hunting Song
from Robin Hood 10y de Koven-
The most enterprising spot in the coun-
try. with regard 10 music in the summer
time. is Ocean Grove. Its great audi
tOrium is the almost continuous scene
Of some Of the greatest events OF the
year, with some OF the worlds greatest
artists. The director. as usual. VIII be
Tall Esen Morgan. who is the inspira-
ton Of the whole affair He has engaged
! Nine. Nordica. Nine Louise Home Nine.
-Heink. Ellen Beach Yaw.
Nine. Jeanne JomelH. for the singers.
and Edwin H Lemaire. Sir Frederick
/ Bridge. and Alfred Hollins. Of England
/ OrSanists. who viii give recitals there
during the convention OF the National
/ Association Of Organists, which will be
/ held the first ten days Of August Daily
organ recitals viii be given in the audi
I tOriUm from July 10 Labor Day. and
/ the Children's Chorus Of 1000 will give
a concert during this month and two con-
! certs next month.
/ Two oratorios viii be given this sum
| MendelssOhn's Elijah" and Cos
/ ta's Eli" OF the several cantatas 10
/ be sung. the most prominent is The
/ Message from the Cross" by VIII n
| Macfarlane, organist for St. Thomas
Church, Of New York City.
There will be an orchestra at the audi
/ -,1-
/ tival Chorus Of 800 voices, recruited from
/ the choral unions Of Brooklyn. New
/ York Ocean Grove, and AsbUry Park
] all conducted by Mr Morgan.
/ Before a large audience Of parents. rela-
/ tives, and friends, the pupils OF Prof
/ and Mrs. H. Clay Murray were heard
in their annual recitals last week al
/ Naval Lodge Hail. Credit is due tc
both teachers and pupils for the skill
I displayed. especially the younger pupils
many Of them made their first public
| appearance during the first two nights
The graduation Of three young women
Miss LeonOra l. Meitzler, Miss Agne.
Ethel Garvey, and Miss -aamie r. Cook
sey, brought to a close five Of the mos
successful recitals Of the season.
A delightful concert was given las
Monday evening in Carroll Institute Hal
by Mrs. NJ. R. Waldecker and her pupils
Mrs WaIdecker was also assisted bv III,
United States Marine Band. and Alessrs
! Harry p wilkins and Ralph Coleman
J tenOrs.
The overture. Chimes OF Normandy ~
a piano solo. interpreted by Miss Media
/ WaldeckeT, with the accompaniment o,
the Marine Band. proved to be one o
the best numbers on the programme
/ Other piano solos were rendered by Mrs
! Waldecker's pupils, as follows: Miss So
/ phie Tompkins, in a portion Of Verdi.
/ II Trovatore;" Miss Mary Lynch, in tn,
Bohemian Girl" overture; Mr.. CorbaI
Rudy, in the overture from Martha: >
/ Miss Phoebe McKeever, in Fantasia
! Melodies and Miss Esther Johnson, Il
"Scherzo Ballet" All OF these youn.
/ ladies were awarded diplomas at tn,
close Of the concert
Included in the programme were som,
! twenty-five numbers in all, several o.
which were composed by Mrs. Waldeck
er herself.
Mr.. Clyde Stryker. first violinist OF tn,
Rebew Orchestra. IS making visit t
Topeka. Kans.. and viii return here earE
In August.
Miss Beatrice Seymour Goodwin, vel
/ known soprano soloist. who has beel
/ abroad for two years. accompanied b.
/ her mother, has returned 10 this countr,
] and arrived in Washington for a few
weeks visit They will go later to tn
mountains Of Virginia and then to Chi
cago 20 make their future home, wher