The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS
Death of Dr.. John W. Bischof Leapes Gap in
Local Ranks Hard to Fill

I conductor, Mrs. Lippitt. The choir solo
! lists are Miss Bern!ce Conner, soprano;
Miss May Guilford. contralto; Mr.. Joseph
Conner, tenor. and Mr.. Arthur Guilford.
basso. The organist is Miss Mabel Ram
sey and Mrs. Lippltt is special soloist and
! conductor.
The pupils of Miss Helen Gladmon gave
their annual spring recital Tuesday even
ing al the Pythian Temple. The following
programme was given with commendable
taste and execution: Fantasy, Der Frei-
schulz" Cweber), Mildred. Moore. Mar
guerite Wise, Helen Stake. and HeleA
Hulse; ''Fanzwoise" Meyer -Helmund).
Miss Leah Gladmon; "On the Mead"
Oichner) Miss Eda Beckett; Curious
Story (HeIler), Willard Gatchel; Polka"
| (Ruf), Grace Warner, Marjorie Simpson.
Lydia Huise. and Mary DonOhue; 'Valse. -
1 D fat Chopin, Miss Leah Knupfer;
1 'Marche" (Bohn). two pianos. Ralph
Dowden and Raymond Gatchel: 'Valse
| Chromatic' Ieschetizky), Miss Helen
| Simpson; "Allegretto" (Haydn). Sym
phOny No. 20. Raymond Cornwell; ''Polon-
aise Militaire" (Chopin). Miss Frances
SomervilIe: Second Mazurka" (Godard).
Miss Katherine Rohrer; march, Tam
! hauser'' CWagner), Mildred Cornwelk
Helen Simpson, Frances Somerville. and
/ Katherine Lang; "Valse Brilliante," A
/ fat (ChOpin), Miss Katherine Lang:
| ''Valse' (Durand). two pianos. Jennie
Darby and Margaret Darby; La Sison-
! Jera" (Chaminade). Miss Mildred Moore;
"Polonaise." A fat, Op. 50 tChopin). Miss
/ Mildred Cornwell: Fantasy" sonata c
minor (AIozart-Grieg), Miss Mildred Corn
well, accompanied on second piano by
Miss Helen Gladmon.
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish viii sing
two compositions Of Mr.. He-ndon Nor
sells. OF this city. in the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church to-day.
They have both been recently completed
and are exceptionally good. This morn
/ ing she viii sing Heaven Is NY Home
and tonight the solo win be "Tarry With
/ Ne, o Ny Saviour The other recently
completed solos Of Mr. Morsers are
Loves Spring" and I Wait. Ny Love. !"
both OF which are among the best Of Mr.
I Morsells work Of recent years.
The plano pupils Of Miss Alice Terrell.
o. Kensington, Nd, gave a splendid re-
eital on the evening Of June .. which was
/ attended by a large company Of friends
and music lovers. The programme aroused
much enthusiasm. Il was as follows:
Delta Kappa Epsilon March" Misses
Margaret Chapman and Elizabeth PAUL;
| la CoQueue." Miss Nellie Argent:
/ Spring Song" Miss Adelaide Field:
/ duet. Misses Cleo Tamplet and Terrell;
/ Pilgrims Chorus .'Valse Courante." q"
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Miss Doris Little; Il Elegante" CNazur-
ka de SALON., Miss Jane Hermann:
| 'Danse Rustique," Misses Janet Little
/ and Terrell: Second Serenade." Miss
Ada Wright; Sirens Song. Miss Eliza
beth PAUL; IN Spring. Miss Adelaide
Field and Master Richard Hodge: pref
ude, Robins Return" Miss Margaret
! Chapman. Merry Games Waltz, Miss
Ruth Cook; Dance OF the Nymphs," o"
Miss Janet Little: "Oberon.' Misses Edna
Forbes and Terrell
The Chevy Chase Musical Club held Its
closing musicale on Tuesday evening. at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
/ Dawson. In East Irving street. The
programme was the second Of the series
/ OF American composers, and covered a
wide field of popular selections. This
final evening brought to an end the long
list Of works which this club has attempt
ed wiki credit in the last winter. begin
ming with Schubert. Mendelss0hn. and
/ Chopin. The American composers en-
braced numbers by Dudley Buck. Cots
chalk, Forster, Nevin, de Koven. J. K.
Paine, and Mcdowell
The final programme follows: .'AIatin
Song, Mr. Eugene z. Stevens. male
I quartet. DR.. Hamilton. Mr. Barnes. Mr..
J. l. Weaver. E. E. Stevens: mixed
I voices. Crossing the Bar Centennial
Hymn" wOmens quartet, The Rosary"
My Desire, Miss L. Lewis; THE Beam
ing Eyes. Miss K. Bates; The Robin
Sings" The West Wind Croons." Mrs.
o. d. SWEET; Swan Scng." lullaby. Mrs
/ Mellott. Male quartet. "Old Melody
THE Rosary" Mrs. H. Claude: The
Last. Hope" duet Miss Weaver. la
( Sale Spier; "Nymphs and Shepherds. -
instrumental solo, Mrs. Davis: "Slumber
] Song" Dr. Hamilton; two original com
positions. by La Sale Spier. I. Etude.
II, Nocturne, sung by Harry Rowe Shelly
and Mrs Wainwright
Miss Alma Ebert gave her annual
pupils recital at her studio. sos Nine
teenth street. Saturday afternoon. June
5. She was assisted by Miss Swan, who
played several violin solos. and by her
sister, Mrs. William 7. Reed. who con-
tributed two contralto solos which were
enjoyed. The piano numbers were pro-
fciently played by the Misses Helen
Demonet. Nellie Lawler. Edna Maedel.
Katherine Wells, Carlotta Qulrollo.
Bertha Loehl, Esther LOehl. Frances
I A1eany. Isabelle Meany. Mrs. W. d. Han
back. Master Ebert QuiroIlo. and Leonars
Clark
A plano recital of unusual merit was
given at the Washington Club Saturday
evening. June 5. by pupils Of Miss Mary
Upton Talbot. The programme con-
sisted OF: Hunter Chorus" from Der
| FreischUtz." Miss Dorothy Lillian Frid-
ley and Miss Minerva CONVERGE Kendall:
Vacation March," Master Henry Hawk
ins DAILY; "ChilG's Song. Miss Annette
| Louise Sumwalt; 'DOlly's Dream. "
Miss Anna Margaret Hane; The Young
Trumpeter," Master Emerson Roscoe
Crawshaw; Barcarolle. Spinning Song. -
Master James Forrest DAILY; Grand
Parade" Master George Calvin Hane:
"Slumber Song" Romance and
HIS LAST PHOTOGRAPH.