The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

orchestra is working diligently. and has
acquired a degree Of proficiency not often
found IN a local organization
4 special service Of music vii be given
this evening at s O'Clock in ST. Andrew s
Episcopal Church. corner Of Fourteenth
and Corcoran streets.
The choir. under the direction OF AIr.
John Isle Apple, viii be assisted by
Miss Roberta Allen. first violin. Mr.. ". E
Williams. second violin; Mr.. Porter Lee
viola; Miss Ethel Lee. cello; Mr.. Fulton
3. Karr. organist. The programme vii
be as follows
Prelude ts'sings snd orEanl 6iounoc
Chcnls. Blessing and Honor
Manners ResurTccton
Cborus. 'HoF Lovely Are the Messengers"
-Mendelssohns st PsuT
Violin Ala
Chorus TO Hin" -Stsiner's Daughter q Jair1s-
Quartet ard csous. "Blsst Are the Departed.
-------~------------------sp spohr's Last Judgment
Duet Love Divine
.-.......-..-.-.. stainer's --Dauzhts- q Jair1s-
Bsrytone solo and chorus. He Shall Redeem
Thee '---....--...--.-.Go .Gouuod's ~Out q Darkness
Mr.. sydney Lloyd Wrightson VIII give
pupils recital next Friday Afternoon
1-incoln's birthday. with advanced
students. assisted By Miss Roberta Amies
pianist, in the recital han Of the Wash
.ington College OF Music at $50 O'Clock, Il
which the pupils Of the college and theI
friends are invited The programme IS a!
follows:
The Tramp -T-oses
MT. Ge0rgs h. Miller.
Fitanelle Eva Del Accu
Miss Eva Phelps
Quartet. The Night Has Tsousznd Eyes' .-NeEi
Miss Riegsi. Mrs Hennsy M Backing. and
NJ. WriEhtson-
The Light Ths; Guides -Thonpso
Mss Pay BumDlreg.
keSSuaftQl Rcr
3iiss Gertrude Renter.
When With Do-at and D-eading --.........-.-T -Tos
An Ofeting Johuso
Mr.. Richard p Backing
Loves NsseHgers Lot
'Lulls5y Carrie Jacobs Ben
Mrs.. Charles Henney.
A FatTT song Trera=
Mss Donua T. Riegsl
Mighty LAX Rose ......-....-... EtheIheFt NeTi
l Mcss-s. Backing. wrShtson. Riegei. and Miller.
8lis Hsssl Mss HoEsnbsugh. aad Mr- Wriebtso-
Accuup aulS-S-
. -
nant to-day viii be distinctly beautiful
/ This evening at 80 o'clock Gounod's s.
{ Cecilia viii be given by the St Cecil
/ quartet and chorus; director, Mr.. Arman
/ Gumprecht: organist. Mr. Harvey Mur
| ray, soprano. Mrs Annie Grant Fugitj
alto. Mrs Esther Gumprecht; tenor. N
/ Melville .. Hensey. bass. Ar. Arthu
Porter, Dr- Wood viii speak on ''L1ncolE
the friend Of man."
/ The lecture recital tomorrow night 4
Mr. Stanley Olmsted at the Washingto
| Club on Form in formIessness'' win b
a unique affair. Mr. Olmsted is a playe
who lot only plays but thinks. His writ
iings have attracted as much attention a
mis- piano playing. he is a pupil {
Leschetizky and is the author Of sever
widely read novels, and both in his Liter
/ sTy and musical work shows strikin
originality His programme Includes
Emphasizing sonata fc-n-)
S0uats ap2ssi0nats- Bssthcv.
I Three mOFemeurSD
! Group Of Chopin piece
/ lai Prelude IN major.
(bl Andzutino stude IN F minor.
tcl Prelude IN e. rnajGr-
tdl ImUTUmptu in F sharp major.
lel Revolutionary etEde.
Sonata Can
composed n leol.l
Group n salon" pieces -
l7i In Ny Neighb0r's GarisSS .......-....N NeT
/ tb Consolation. .Lescbetiz
tci fepiilon. LAVAL
Movements from modern sCnstss-
tai First movement frOm NscD0Welis keith
/ sonata dedicated 20 Greg.
/ lbl Fiual movement from Grieg's sonata. Opus
Group Of Mcdowell p.eces-
tsl In Deep Woods.
lbl 'SweetheartS' Cfrom "Msronettes'1
- ~WarS~-ing Iceberg
IF7eiermaus valizes ....... Sfrsnss-s,tr