The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
AND MUSICIANS

MISE Pearl Waugh, pianist. mas rOtuEh-
ed to the city, after four months out
ing, spent partly at her old home in TIP
ton. Ind. and partly IN Winona. where
she was In charge OF the music depart
ment OF the summer course at the Nor
nal School While at Winona. she gave
several recitals, and previous TO her
return gave a concert in Upton. IN which
she scored a great success. Her pro-
grammo included selections by Bach,
Chopin. List. Mcdowell. and Grieg. and
the most exacting OF these numbers We're
given with splendid technique and ar
tlstio finish Miss Waugh viii again be
in charge az the piano department OF the
Florence School. 24o1 Massachusetts, ave-
nue.. and will hold her private classes al
the attractive studio or Miss Drew, on
Fourteenth street opposite Franklin
Park Miss Waugh IS a pupil OF Nine.
dc Wienzkowska. OF New York City. and
Leopold GOdoWsky. OF Berlin, and Wager
swayne. OF Paris,
The Motel Choir. p chorus OF mixed
voices. directed by Mr.. Otto Torney 81
mon. will have its first active rehearsal
IN the parish hall OF 81. Johns Church.
next Tuesday evening. october Il There
IS already an excellent enrolment APP
plicants for membership may present
themselves at this time. The president,
Mr. Edwin Callow. and committee viii
welcome new members. Tho Arst works
10 be studied are a new Romance"
Elgar and the finale % the ''Meister-
singer" by Wagner.
Mrs. George f. Lppitt has returned
from her summer outing. which was
spent in the Mcdowell home az Peters
borO. y. H., with her teacher. Mrs.
Slelght. Mrs. Lppitt has resumed her
classes on Mondays md Thursdays at the
studio OF Mr.. Oscar Franklin Comstock,
in F street.
The Madrigal Quartet has been engaged
for tho last Sunday afternoon meeting
OF the month at the y. NJ. c. A. These
meetings are held in the gymnasium at
$50 o'clock. and for half an hour prior 20
the services there a song recital VIII be
held In the lobby OF the building. The
quartet. which IS composed OF four we'll
known Washington soloists. WIN render a
splendid programme OF sacred selections
on the above day, October 81. Mr.. Davis,
secretary IN charge OF the religious work
OF the association. IS making a special
feature OF the music. as the list OF solo
lists already engaged viii show; October
10, Mrs. George Seimonn, soprano; Mr.
Bart Writ. 'oellist; Mr.. Harry Sokolove
violinist. OF Peabody Institute. Baltimore:
october II, Earl Carbaugh. barytone, and
ElDhonzo Youngs. cOrnotist; October "A.
10 tn
more, and October 81, AIadrigal Quartet
The Danelly Royal Welsh Prize Choir,
Of Wales. has been invited to sing at ths
White House IN the early part OF No
vembor. and VIII give a concert at the
First Congregational Church on the same
evening.
Mr.. Hermann c. Rakemann, VINO has
been the leader Of the Belasco Theater
orchestra for the past four years. is no
longer connected with that theater. and
viii give his entire time TO his pupils and
the newly organized Washington SYM
phony Orchestra, Of which he Is the con-
ductor. The orchestra viii give four con-
certs this season at the Columbia Thea
ter. beginning IN November. with soloists
S~4SNNIA rum NAAo bcSA local NdleQLs
A series Of evenings with the choir VIII
be inaugurated this evening at the Cal
vary Baptist Church, under tbs direction
Of Mr.. Arthur Mayo. and VIII be held
once month all during the winter.
The programme tonight will include
the anthems Earth and Heaven" Cldsr-
cadante); I Heard a Great Voice"
Gohnsoul duet for teno- and bass; BE
Glad, o We Righteous" Homer); tenor
solo, King Ever Glorious" (Stainer).
The choir VIII be assisted BY Anton Kas-
par. violinist, who will play Romance
by 6vendson-
The chorus conducted by Miss Clara
Drew held its first meeting Thursday
evening. The t1me Was devoted to the
study OK Caesar Franks charming work
The First Smile OF May" written IN the
modern French style. Caesar Frank.