The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-21
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS


copal Church, at Eleventh and II streets I
northeast, furnished the music at the Jail /
last Sunday afternoon for the prisoners !
and visitors. Miss Elsie Harvey. organ
ist OF Douglas Church accompanied the /
choir. Solos were sung by Miss Ella /
LawrensOn, soprano Mrs. Joseph Rudy. /
contralto; DR.. Trevitt and Mr.. Howell. /
barytones The ladies' quartet is com
posed OF the following: Miss Iawrenson. (
Mrs Jamie Meyer. Mrs. Joseph Rudy,
and Mrs G. Deffe 1dorf. The choir IS
led by Mr. W Harley
Miss Sanders. as sociate dean Of Leo
Jean College and dean OF instrumental
music. will render the "Ballade." by
Reineeke, before the National Indian As
ISOLATION al the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Fulton. Miss Sanders Is a brilliant plan
list. possessed Of excellent technic and
the gift Of poetic expression.
Mrs James William Darcy viii give "A
musical "at home" 10 young people in
honor Of Miss Pauline Phillips. OF Balt
more on Wednesday evening November
a. from to II o'clock
The choir Of the Church of the Ascen-
sion. Massachusetts avenue and Twelfth
street. will give the cantata, Song of
Thanksgiving, by j. H. Maunder on
Friday evening, November 20. at O'Clock
Mr.. William c. Mills. "a leading tenor
! In local circles gave a song recital in
the reading room for the blind on Thurs
day afternoon. His programme was in
tcresting on it's own account but more
Particularly because OF the songs Of the
late DR.. J. W. Bischor. which we're espe-
ctally successful Mrs. Bischoff. widow
/ of the organist. and composer. accom-
panied the tenor. The programme was
as follows:
"Csro Mic Der" ............... ,;io-i,ni
IA Donna Mobile l''Rieolctto'9 ..........v Verdi
where er You Walk r'Semele l............ Handel
lhou Shalt Break Them r. Messiah . Handel
songs My Mother Taught Me- and "Coudv
SeutCmhcr' .....-.-.--...--..... Biscboe
Take. on. Take Thoss Lifs Away ...... Bennett
I Wonder n Ever the Rose -.............. slater
/ Creole Lovers song '..................... Buck
] Encore.
| Little Irish Song. .....-..... Iobr
Goodnight Sweet Dreams ............... BisehoH
Mr.. Edwin Cailow. BARITONE. viii be
/ the soloist az the mems meeting AZ the
y. NJ. C. a. this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
He VIII sing Lead. kindly Light" by
Hawley; Guide Ny Footsteps. by Mars
ton, and Nazareth" GoWod
! musical and literary entertainment
/ for the benefit OF the Government Print
ing Office Veteran Club will be given
( Tuesday evening In Pythian Temple. lme
Ninth street. under the management Of
/ the Rebew Orchestra. Mr. H. W. Weber.
/ conductor
/ The first morning recital Of the Rubin
( stein Club will be given Wednesday
morning in the ballroom Of the Airing
+ ton with their usual exceptionally good
programme Miss Ethel Tozler. an hon
orary member OF the club. will he the
plano soloist. several active members Of
/ the club viii sing solos, and Mr.. Ernest
\ Lent cellist viii assist Mrs A NJ
/ Blair. than whom there are few better
conductors has selected a number OF
especially beautiful choruses. Mrs. r. p.
/ Dickinson is accompanist.
/ Mrs John Hartman gave a Ieciure-re-
cital last Tuesday evening in the Theo-
/ sophical Rooms in A street southeast. as
sisted by Mrs. Amy Law Ormsby. So
prano. and AR Hartman. vlolinist. The
music was intersperscd during the lee
ture which was on the composers rep
resented on the programme which was
as follows;
Bach Prelude Invention. Gavcttc.
3 Hauic.--'omr Unto Him fr1m The Messiah -
Mrs. Omsh.
Iar-r Mr Hartman.
Hlgdn-"Vith Veriure clad" from ''Ths Crya-
: tiou. Mrs Ounsby
I Havi1-Scrcnad-. Mr.. Hartman
/ Mczau-"povc S017. Mrs Crmyhv
Mruct from Don Juar Mr. Hartman.
Il Bce,hovcu-' Roudo, Moonlight sonata"
The first concert OF the Motel Choir.
\ under Mr. Otto Simon's direction. will
take place on Wednesday evening. De
/ ceuber r.. I'm the ballroom OF the Airing
I ton Hotel This organization numbers
now more than seventy mixed voices
many Of whom are soloists of prominent
/ churches I'm the city. The rehearsals are
/ attended with enthusiasm and Interest.
4 and a programme Will be given Of the
I highest classic excellence. as regards
music and texts.
The junior class Of Miss Helen Glad
mon gave an interesting musicale on
Saturday afternoon. Those who con-
! tributed 90 the programme were the
/ Misses Margaret Baxter, Lydia Hulse
/ Lucille Chamberlain, Grace Warner. Mar
I jorie Simpson, Mary Donohue. Frances
/ Hilleary. Dorothy Trimble. Gertrude
! Trilby. Bessie Mcintosh. Evelyn Brighton
I and Masters Raymond CornweU. Clvde
I Norton, and Ralph Dowden