The Washington herald., 1909-02-07


Id 'Soft-footed sncN" Sig1rd Lee
Jsl '-Nobody saw" l''Neinands hat gssehnl
--.--------.--. ------.------ Hugo Woih
Nine Blanche MaTchesi.
Par g.
"a \ Dream o. NAY .Hsviey
Cb Cutting Rushss Wiileby
le Bird Songs s--------------,-------Lizs Lehman
The woodpigeon, the ysllovhsmmsr. the owl.
the cuckoo.
Nine Blanche Marchesi-
"a, Chant Venetian. Berabers
n, Msp5oline .-...-............. Claude Debussy
fc yoce di primsvera. Johann strauss
BTahm van den Bsre-
n. J. Stewards new mass in D minor
with English words. arranged by Mr- At
water. viii be rendered to-day at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church.
The mass will be given entire with the
exception Of the Credo. At the evening
service a Jubnate. by Stewart. viii be
sung. and organ numbers by the same
composer will be PLAYED The choir has
in preparation Gounod's St Cecilia Mass.
Mrs. oldberg has arranged a programme
Of Mr.. Robert Cary Stearns' music FOR
her next studio recital. Friday afternoon
OF this week. Mr.. Stearns is a Wash
ington man who has attained distinction
as 4 composer or real merit The per
formers include Miss Mary Helen Leefe.
Miss Bethune. Miss Carroll. Miss Thomp-
son. MI Harvey Campbell. Mr. Robert
Cary Stearns. viOliniSt- a female chorus.
and the Rakemann String Quintet. COM
posed Of Mr.. Rskem2nn- NJ Sol Minister.
Mr.. Stearns. Mr.. WolfsteineT. and Mr..
Newell Mr.. Stearns has a varied col
lection OF compositions. all OF which are
worthy Of places on the best programmes.
Some OF his compositions have been
played By the Boston Symphony Or
chestra. and upon one occasion he
welded the baton over these famous play
ers. through his ovn work Miss Brick
enstein and Miss VoTce viii play accom-
panimepts-
The Organists and Choirmssters'
League held its annual meeting in the
] parish haH Of Trinity Church last
| Wednesday when Mr.. Edgar Priest and
Mr. Comstoek were reelected to their
/ former Offices president and secretary
treasurer. respectively. and 8lr Taylor
TO the vice presidency. Mr.. Priest read
/ a paper on the pointing Of the canticies.
I Half an hour Of music was rendered by
/ Mr.. Le Roy Glider. tenor, Miss Ruby
/ Stanford. violinists Mr. Priest. and Mr..
/ COmstook- The evening closed with a
delightful supper.
Mr. 3 Frank Geoest gave pupils
recital on Saturday night. January Sc. in
HIS studio, assisted by Miss Florence NJ.
Girouard, soprano. The programme IN
cluded:
Peer Gynt suite. for eight haads...-........Griss
lsl Morning" D. "Asss Death" tcj
-Ani;ras Dance" Id III the Han of
the Mountain King
Misses Grace Adams Ricaie McLeaz Selene
Dortcb. and Inogen Graham.
Air De Ballet Ne L..--------.-----.---- Chsmiosde
Miss Helen NcCumbeT
Romano 0p. 3 No Sc1uTnanr
/ NJ. Harry Kennedy.
Song uithosst Menaeissohu
Mas Lucrutiz Lawrence
ATaoeSSle Cnanlnan'
Miss Seiele DoTtch-
Soug a 5Iad-ieal' Victor Hsrri.
Il Miss FIorsnoe N Giroaa-d
Andsnte finale from "Lucia di LAmneruoor'
for left hand ollyl .D01izcttt Leshstizky
Miss Grace Adszs
BsrcaroIle IN e sharp minor and Etude. in
Own compositior
Il NJ. 2 Lassare spisr.
Paraphrass "RSolstto''- Verdi -Iss-s
Mr- Robert Bond Gotta
-'Gn0msHreigen Lisz
ViTiaH Church Matson.
Ia ''FourLeaf ClOver'' &c. Whitney COoub.
i ~ i Know a Lovely Garden" Guy d'Ha-aelo,
Miss Florence n Girou&rd.
A song service viii be given tonight in
St Michael and All Angles Church. Twen-
i ty-second street and Virginia avenue
The choir has been enlarged and vii
be. assisted by the music students c.
the Laise-PhHllps and Florence schools
and Miss Louise FarrOw. viOlinist
The Friday Morning Music Club paid {
tribute to MendelssOhn at its meeting last
week by giving a Mendelssohn pro-
gramme as a fitting recognition Of tht
anniversary OF his death, which occurred
February 3. 1903. Miss Sewan made some
interesting comments on his life and
music before the programme opened.
1t was as follows:
Overture to a Midsummer Nights Dream"
Pisnists Miss Bel, Mrs CarpeDter Mrs. Prindle
and Mrs- Robbins. strings. Miss Heinrichs Ms.
Allen. Ms Lewis. Miss BAILEY. Miss sewsn
and Mr. Lent
Song with chorus. You Spotted Snakes"
Miss Peck. Miss EdEsrds ard Chorus
Mrs Dean. Director
Variations ssTieuses for pianofoTte- AlrS Oh,
The Frs Violet
Jerusalem CfrOn st. PauI').
Spring Song.
Miss WOrthington-
Song without words. for yioloncello Op-, ias
Mr- Lent
ADd2nte expressive ma cor moto. from string guar
tet in D. o.. a. No. l.
Miss Heinriehs, Mrs. Lewis. Miss Sewsl. 3Ir Lent
| Ava Maria
Miss Peek and Chorus.
Mrs. Desn. DiTecto..
Mrs. s. 3. McDufie will give q studio
J musicale next Saturday evening, the 18th
She has arranged sn interesting pro
gramme for some interesting singers. T
Is as follows;
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The Gsr1en Of lar
Miss Shirley Lewis.
"Solveiss Lied" CIrie,
zen Leoe Dlen ao1mai
PcionSiSe MigDon ThOlnz
Miss Ethel johnson
The Sweetest Flower that BiOTs ..........F Farlc-