The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-07

Ethelyn Galloway. AItos-lUss Laura V.
French, Miss Emma Guschewsky, Mrs
j. Henry Tatspaugh. and Miss Agnes
Fisher Tenors-Dr. W. Bruce Hoofua-
gle. Mr. ROLAND Z. Fleharty, and Mr..
Lewis B. Lawrence. Basses-Mr Gilbert
A. Clark. Mr.. William T. Ellis. and Mr.
Gait w Bowen. Director. Mr.. Gilbert a.
Clark, pianist Mrs Harry C. Wilbur
The pupils OF Miss Helen Gladmon gave.
the first Of a series Of studio recitals ON
Friday evening. They We're assisted 10y
Miss Hudur Bostrom. soprano, and Mr..
Leon Nusbaum. violinisJ. The following
programme was given with commendabIe
taste and execution: Fantasy, two pianos
OWeberl. Helen Hulse. Helen stake. NIL
bred Moore. and Marguerite Wise. P0l0n-
alses 4 fiat Chopin, Mildren C0rnweu:
ION the Mead" Uichner). Lucille Cham
berlain. Caprice lWachs), Leah Gladmon,
"Goudola" (dOrvillel. Margaret Nus
baum. Valse DUrand). Margaret Darby;
Elaine" (Bartettl, Miss Bastrom. Ma
zurka CWachsl. Helen stake; spring
song" violin Cfendelssohn), Leon Nus
baum: Valse Briluaute (Bohml. Jennie
Darby: P0lOnaise. A major jChOpim,
Helen Simpson. Valse Lent Chopin,
Mildred Moore, Senate. appassiOnata Gee
thoven), Katherine Bohrer. "Carmena'
OYilson). Miss Bostrom; Valse a Ia bein
Schultz. Frances ScmerviIle; "Soirees lie
Vieune' QLszO. Katherine Long; Rhap-
sodie No. II Uiszu. Mildred Cornweu;
march. "Tannhauser,' two pianos tWas-
ner). Mildred Cornweu. katherine Long.
Helen Simpson, and Frances Somerville.
The Madrigal Quartet has been engaged
to give an entire evenings programme at
the most important social day in the year
Of Grace NJ. +. Church South, Gathers
burg. Nd. Thanksgiving Day, November
.. The board OF stewards Of the church
this year decided 10 depart from their
usual custom OF having local and free
talent and engaged the quartet. when
was selected after competing with one OF
the best male QUartcts i'm Baltimore. Mr.
Charles r. Bartlett, the director, viii
play the accompaniment. and Mr. Edwin
Callow Will give several readings.
At the dedication of the new pipe organ
OF the Keller Memorial Church on Tues
day night the following programme will
be given Mr. II. II. Freeman viii pre-
side at the organ, while Miss Flora A.
jackson viii contribute several soprano
solos and Mr.. Arthur II. Deibert Will be
heard in bass solos. The programme. ta}
Concert Overture in Z fiat major
Faulkes). th) "Chanson du AIatin'
lGauD; tc) "Serenade" (Helmund), 1T.
Freeman: soprano solo. Where Have
They Laid Hlm?'' (Sullivan), Miss Jack
son; (a) Toccata i'm ID minor Edwards
lb) Fugue i'm c major (NIendelssohn); (c)
"Gondola song lLohr). (a) Staccato in
D fiat (Bohm), arranged for organ by
MIR. Freeman; CD Romance in ID fiat
Qemare). Mr.. Freeman; bass solo, The
Lord Is Ny Light" (Aihtson) Mr. Del
bert. (a) "Pastorale' (Wachs); (b) Pa
vane favorlte, Louis XIV (BrissOn); ca
"Berce use" (Gounod); 90 Postude in +
flat major" CWely), Mr.. Freeman: So
prauo solo, Fear Not Ye, o Israel"
Buck. Miss Jackson. and March Mill
taire' Schubert, Mr.. Freeman.
Miss Mary Sherier has been engaged as
second soprano in the choir of St Mar
garers Church. She has a dramatic
voice Of beautiful quality and has much
temperament. She gives promise Of
future.
Mr. William Bruce King. who has
been in III health for several years, and
has been greatly missed from his accus-
timed work in the musical affairs of
Washington, sailed Friday for Italy. and
will spend several r,onths in Southern
Europe Mrs. King and their three boys
remained in their Washington home.
A large audience was present Monday
evening in the lecture room of the Kel-
Ter Memorial Church, the occasion being
the second public rehearsal Of the season
OF the Rebew Orchestra. H. w. Weber.
director. Miss Florence Girouard's So
pranO solo, "CaTissma' PENN. was
pleasing, and she gave as an encore I
Know a Lovely Garden" (d'Hardelot.
Miss Lillian Wines was the accompanist
Mr.. Charles z. Bright made an excellent
impression with his MY Dear" (BalD.
his encore being Nevin's -Oh. That we
Two Were Maying." W. J. Weber gave