The Washington herald., 1909-01-31

Russian yiollnlSJ, Miss Won SdSny VIII I
play. Miss Alice N. Eversman and 9TH /
ers win sing. Mr.. COmstOck has In prep /
aration 8IendelssOhn's oratorio. st |
Paul. 70 be sung BY his choir in Trinity |
Church, February Is.
Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrghtson viii give |
q lecture on the subject Of breathing.
Tuesday afternoon at 2:So. to the stu !
dents IN the vocal department. Of the
Washington College of Music
The annual meeting Of the organists
and Choirmasters' League win be held
next Wednesday evening. in the Parish
Hail Of Trinity Church, when. besides the
election OF officers. a paper viii be read
by Mr.. Edgar Priest. There will be half
an hour Of music and a supper.
The Rebew Orchestra viii give it's fifth
public rehearsal tomorrow evening In the
Iecture-room Of the Keller Memorial
Church. The sololsts tomorrow evening
will be Miss Emily L. Collock, soprano,
OF Ishpeming. Mich: John P. Redeker,
basso; c. J. Weber. viola: H B.
Sehemidt. clarinet and ". ]. Weber
piano.
A concert OF much merit was given last
Tuesday evening In Odd Fellows Hall for
the benefit OF St Marks Aid Society. It
was to aid in the payment Of the parish
debt and the merit OF the cause. as well
as the merit Of the programme. made the
evening a decided success. Following the
concert there was dancing and refresh
ments. The programme follows:
n@a-bsrh
Rebew Orchestra, H. ". Weber, director
Soprano solo. a Madrigal- Victor EaTTis
Miss Florence n Girouard. accompanied By
Mr. Arthur Stevenson.
Tenor solo, I Enyy the Bird Herbert
Mr.. J. 6. Kline ACCOMPANIED By Mrs J. g. Kline
Waltz. Sounds from the Valley seiEl
Orchestra
Contralto solo ''SeFenads g.. Schubert
Mrs Ele=n0r Baker SpencJr.
Violin obligato hy Mr.. W Canol Gilbert.
Duet Oh Could the Flowers speak" 49, Gabriel
Miss Bulsh Luxen and Mr. J. G. Kline.
accompanied b. 3gTs- J. G. Kline.
Bass solo. The Song O the Sword ''reely
1ir. William 7. Ellis. accompanied by Miss
4. Vance Sullivan
Selection Bohemian
O7ehestra.
soT-zno solo. "Burss, Re Apple Buds
oteThen Emery
Miss Bulah Buxen. scconpauied By Ms
J. e. Kline.
Miss Anna Britt accompanied BY sirs. J. 6. Kline.
Carrie Hearts Message o2iltennsnn
0rchestrz-
Contrsito 500 "Csrnena ----------H- Lane Wilson
Nrs. Eleanor Baker spenceT. accompanied
by Mis- A. Fanoe sullivan
Calm as the Night Bohrs
( Nr. Kline. accompanied b Ms J. G. Kline
March Dixie DaTinEs --.---------------.N enIlch
Orchestra
The orchestra played a charming en-
core number in Dr. J ". Bischoffs ga
Vote. Psyche"
The Washington Chorus Club win give
its third recital Of the season at Meken-
dree n Z Church on Tuesday next. the
programme being devoted chiefly 10 seiec-
tons from opera.
The programme viii embrace the Mis-
erere" from III TrOvat0Te.T the quintet
/ from Martha" the ~Erm!nie Lullaby.
and selections from "Lucrezia," Tam
/ hauser." "CavsIleria Rusticana," i
[ Lombardie.' "Ernani." la Mascotte,
Bohemian Girl" Martha Carmen"
and Faust"
/ The principal soloists viii be Miss De-
I land Price, Miss Snifin. Mrs. Odell, Miss
I Grigsby, Mrs Richards. Messrs. Potter,
F, Penny. Brewer. and AlbUrger.
number. SIR Win Clahaugh viii sing
I THE Toreador." and Mr.. z. c. Heintz,
I the New Orleans tenor. viii occupy q
Z prominent place on the programme.
/ The Chorus Club is growing rapidly
and IS under the direction Of William J.
( Palmer.
/ There wiz be an evening with the
choir and orchestra tonight. in McKen-
dree NJ. Z Church The programme is
as follows:
Golden Trumpet .woTFsn
Hyma No s.
Praye-.
Miss Mamie Smith. solOist-
Revere, Media Anterior
O1ches5z
SOLO That Beauteous land .Molioy
Ms Katherine Fletcher Manchester;
Sweet Reooilec'ions Holman
THO ~Co1sidcr the Lilies .......... TorIis Lines
Miss Suifsu. Mss Smith, ard Mrs Richards
lie Deunl Festival N hat-.....--..... Dudley Buck
Ia Cinqgantaine' -tia0Viei-Aiarie
Orchestra
SOLO ard chorus 10 II Is I''.......-.-......-Fsure
Hymn No IS
Postlude-
Albert P. Johnston is director Of the
Apollo Orchestra, William J. Palmer is
director Of MeKendree Choir, and Miss
Kate Bowbeer is the organist.
Mr.. Eric SchfIIing. pianist. gave a re-
citaI in the assembly haH Of tie FRANKLIN
School for the members Of the faculty
and students last week. His programme
included Mozart's Sonata in A major,
Schumann's four fantasia stucke, ''Des
Attends "Aufschwung. "Warum," and
''GriIlen;" Grieg's Bridal Procession; =
Chcpin's "Polonaise'' IN A major. and
MoszkowsBi's Valse in E major, and
-Liebeswalzerr in a fat major.
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Sturgiss, OF
West Virginia, entertained at a reception
and musicale Friday evening at Congress
| Hall Hotel. The programme was given
by Mr. sydney Lloyd wrightson. barry
tone, and ar. s NJ Fabian pianist. as
lsisted by Mss Maria Lee Goodwin. pi-
anist; Mr. Richard P. Backing, tenor
and Miss Donna Elizabeth Riegel, ac-
companist.
Miss Clara Drew gave a more than
usually interesting students recital last
evening in her studio. Mrs. Mabel Owen
Beard and Mr.. Arthur Hollis TirreIl, as
SISTED by Mr.. Ernest Benin and Miss
iLeonora Lacey, pianists, and Miss Ethe,
Lee, 'cellist, gave the programme. which
was as follows:
Song
"Nur wsr die Sehas1eht KENT -. .TschaikoWsk
sleep. Dearest Sleep ..-..------.-.. .Randaggg
Mrs Mabel Owen Beard
/ Cello obligzto. Mss Ethel Lee.
Piano
Rondo Capp-ici0sSo- .Me1delSsohI
Dir. Ernest Benin
S0nFs-
Z Hid Ny Love" 4 Know Lovely Garden