The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-24
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

Lee Goodwin, MISS Donna Eii1docth
RiegeI. and Mr.. Richard P. Backing, have
been engaged for a musical programme
at a reception 10 be given by the Hon.
and Mrs George c. Sturgiss. al the Con-
gress Hall Hotel. on Friday evening next
Dir. Sturgiss is the Representative from
the Second district Of the State of West
Virginia He Is an enthusiast on music.
and presented the glass key and the
freedom OF the city Of MoTgantown 70
the great composer, Richard Strauss, at
the time Of his visit 10 that city. when
Mr. Wrightson was dean Of the State
University Of West Virginia
DR.. and Mrs. H. D. Fry VIII give a
musicale on January .. when the pro-
gramme viii be given by Mrs Gillespie.
a singer who has recently come 70 Wash
ington TO make her home: Miss HALEY.
soprano soloist, OF the Church Of the
Epiphany choir; Miss Elsa Murray.
daughter Of Mr.. Harvey Murray. pianist.
and Mr.. Ernest Lent. viOlOncellist.
Miss Edna Doe. soprano soloist IN the
choir Of 81. Margarets Episcopal Church.
VIII substitute at the afternoon. service
in the Church Of the Covenant for Mrs.
Ethel Holtzclaw Cawler, who VIII take
several months vacation. Miss Diana
Norton will substitute at the morning
and evening services in the Calvary Bap-
list Church choir for Mrs Gawler.
Mrs. ". F. Hoffman had a musicale
in her Twelfth street home on Friday
afternoon. Among the singers was Mrs.
Charles W. Fairfax, who has a delight
ful voice.
Miss Ruby Stanford. vioIinist has taken
the place Of Mrs Mira Crittenden Bow
man IN the Euterpe Trio, which has
made such an envisble reputation both
here and IN Baltimore music circles. The
other members Of the trio are Mrs w
Sinclair Bowen, pianist, and Miss Ethel
Lee. violOnceliist. Miss Lee has won
/ scholarship in the Peabody Conservatory
/ Of Music IN Baltimore. and goes over
there several days In each week.
The Apollo Orchestra OF McKendree
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school will
give its second monthly public rehearsal
or free concert az ReKendree Church,
Massachusetts avenue. between Ninth
and Tenth streets northwest, next Friday
evening, January g.
Albert P Johnston. director. has ar
ranged splendid programme. and VIII
/ be assisted by Mr. Edward c. Heintz.
tenor. late OF New Orleans, who viii be
/ heard in two numbers
The orchestra IS much improved in rs
/ ensemble work since the opening Of the
season. It's friends and the public are
cordially invited to attend the concert
The Washington Chapter OF the Amerl-
can Institute OF Banking has in prepara-
/ ton q musicale which promises 70 be one
| OF the events Of the local season. It VIII
! be the third in the series OF annual con-
certs the chapter is giving
/ The musicale viii be held IN the chapter
/ rooms. 1214 F street northwest. Thurs
day, January 8 The committee IN
charge OF the affair IS composed OF Of
hcers Of the chapter. and after the regu-
lar musical programme has been given
I the entertainment committee Will take
the rooms IN charge and have informal
dancing. together with refreshments
The programme 10 be given follows:
The Night Is sap -. CLARK
Anphion Quartet
'Merly Rosm- sc4lei1srth
Miss Edith StoEeL
Ny DFe1r2s Test
NJ Thomas L Jones.
Creole Lovers Song Buck
Alr. E stinsoa Barker.
tal Ny Thought q Ho EisvleJ
% Two Eyes q Brown HazIey
Mss Frances Bsthune.
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Miss B8ith steven. -
Violin obliEato. Mrs. Ella Knight Ellis
7 EuTy the BsTd Schubert
NJ. Hsu7y y. Jaegsr-
Tie HlnGlzll .Te-nperiy
M A H DeiSe-t
Song q The TrouhzdoEr'.- ....- Jo-4ar
Miss StoweH and NJ Jones
Lullaby Brahms
AnVhiou Quartet
The Amphion Quartet. recently organ
ICED from members Of the Musurgia Club,
viii make their initial performance be-
fore a Washington audience The men,
bers follow: First tenor. Henry ". Jae-
ger; second tenor. z Stinson Barker:
first bass, Edwin CaIlow: second bass
Oliver H Phelps. The accompanies viii
be Mrs. z. Stinson Barker. Mrs Edwin
Callow. and Mrs Thomas L Jones.
The Beethoven Trio HurIbut G. Win
field, violin; George Mueller, violonceTo.
and Miss Hiilma Mueller. piano. will as
sist al the January concert Of the Apollo
Orchestra next Friday evening al Nc
Kendree Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr.. Mueller, OF the trio, viii also play &
cello solo
Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson will be the
soIoist at St Stephens Episcopal Church
AT the service this evening. He viii sing
The Ninety and Nine" by Campion.
i musicale was given IN the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. \. ". Noack. in Seven
tenth street Friday night for the benefit
Of St. Marks Lutheran Church. Mr..
Herndon Morseil. assisted BY his pupils.
Miss Nicholson and Miss Noack, gave
the programme.
Nine. Blanche Marchesi VIII, under the
management Of Mr.. Berger, appear at
the Columbia Theater at a special matt
nee song recital Tuesday afternoon. Feb
ruary g. This artist is a distinguished"
I pupil OF the famous Mathnde Marchesi.
the vocal coacher OF such celebrities as
Nellie Melba. Emma Eames. Emma
Calve. Parkina. and. IN earlier days,
Gabrielle Krauss and sweet and long-for-
gotten Etelka Gerster- On her present