The Washington herald., 1909-02-21

Departure, by Filke. was TOO heavy.
The club was assisted by Mrs Thoma!
c Noyes. whose soprano voice is no
heard often enough She was given
warm and most enthusiastic reception
and her work deserved II. Her voice +
as beautiful as ever, and in the middle
register is particularly exquisite He
Iosus "GOod-by" was given with ex
preston and great dramatic force at IN,
finish. and deserved The encore il brought
Mrs Noyes' numbers were:
ltst'natiori -----------.-.--.-H. De FontsnsilIs,
"WeTe 9ly song With Wings Presided -. Han
The DTrammaker Nan n'---..-.. Neri-
hat Care -. ..-.--.-.. Well,
i You Become Nun. Dear .Oley speak.
Uooo-os Test
The numbers by the club were:
March Of the Rural Guard ..-..-.....- .B-uckler
With orchestra
(a ASHES Of Roses COX
90 A Summer Lullaby '..-.............. C;ihsor
These numbers repeated by request)
he Desert "A Symphonic ode by Felicisn David
With orchestra.
The Hunt Is Up''------.---.----.-.van der stuckcn
songs-
Ia The Sweetest Hover That Blows" Xavier
10 -Ihe Night Hss q thousand Eyes7 .Neyin
lhe CruS2deT's Departure --.-- FIIis
With orchestra
Both the social and musical elements
Of Washington are interested in the CON-
Ing piano recital OF David Glover Kindle-
berger, which viii De given in the CoIum-
bia Theater next Friday afternoon al 4.o
o'clock. He wiz be assisted BY Helene
Won Sayn, the Russian violinist He has
2 long list Of distinguished patronesses.
and his programme VIII be as follows:
tal Prelude and Toccata D rninor. .Vinzenz IacbDer
10 Senate, Edward Griev
Allegro Moderate.
Andan;s Motto.
Allegro Aleruerto.
Molt9 Allegro
Mr.. DAVID KindIsher-er.
tal Concert Etude. fat minor- Mendelssohn
tb Bhaps1dle. uil0r.--.--..---.-.. Brahms
tc Concerto minor Nendelssohn
tFi-st movement.
- naTid Kindleberzer.
"a Romance. Z miner -Nachez
90 Spanish dance. A minor--..-...-P Pablo Ss-ssste
Miss Helene Won SAN
isl Les Nagucs. tfat oszkousli
The Waresl
tD Romance d lat ualoT--....-.-.-..-... I'd SchUtt
CIcnslre ATeu-1
tcl Sciezc. & sharp minor Cssouir
1Ir- and Mrs Henry Clay Browning and
their daughter. Miss Elise Browning. viii
leave for New York, from where khey
viii sail on Tuesday on the Hamburg
American liner Prinz EbeI Friedrich for
Jamaica They VIII be accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Baines and their
daughter, Miss Betty Baines-
GauTs oratorio. The Holy City will
be given in the auditorium Of Dumbarton
Street Church next Friday evening by the
church chorus choir. under the efficient
direction Of Mr.. ". T. Glover. The
merit Of the work and the splendid repu-
tatiOn the choir has made Is certain 20
prove attractive 20 lovers Of music Of
this character. The sOlOlsts viii be Miss
Bessie Birch, soprano: Mrs. J. A Hough-
ton. alto; Mr.. R P Backing, tenor; Mr.
John Waters, BarytOne. and Miss r. Al
len, violinist. Mrs. Isaac Birch VIII be al
the organ The roster Of the choir is as
follows:
soprauos-First chorus Miss BESSIE Birch. Miss
Louisa Darcy. Miss Mabel Dsrcy. Miss Eta Sebas-
rIau. Miss Virginia H0ugh1gn. Airs ". H. Hough-
tor. Miss Lillian Go5sage. and Mss Leila Bosley;
second chorus Miss Louise Birch. Miss Nellie Sc
hastian Miss Lillian Wads Miss Maud Allen Miss
4Ialette Roach, Mss Eleuor Lewis. MIs- Leroy
Birch. and Mrs A. J. Houghiun-
Al,Cs-FIrst chorus. Mrs J. A. HoIght0n- Miss
Clars Dyer Miss Ella Alien. and MTs. b. K Cal
Wade Ms " H. Reach. and Miss MarsCn Dyer.
TenCs-Fuzt Cho-us Mr.. r 2 Backing NJ
Isaac Birch 1ir. Robert BcCkham. NT. " H.
Houzhton. and 1lr. Adreo1. second chorus. Mr.
Robert Steauns M ]. A. H0ughton Mr- Louis Bar
ruston, Mr.. Ernest Housht0n, and Mr. W T.
Glover.
Bass-First chorus. 1Ir Leroy Birch Mr.. Newton
Middleton Mr. Charles Wade. III L q Randall
and Mr.. vinc7ut Smith. second chorus. Mr.. JossTh
Oliver NJ. John Wate-s- Mr. A " Hudson and
Nr. Samuel Tariff
H II Freeman viii begin his eleventh
annual series Of Lenten organ recitals az
St. Johns Church on Saturday afternoon
a. 4:sO o'clock These recitaIs viii con-
tiaue every Saturday afternoon until
Easter. The assisting crganists an
noUnced for this year viii be Messrs.
William Stansfield. organist and choir
master Of St. James Episcopal Church.
Philadelphia; Stanley Addicks. orgsnist
and chOiTmsster Of the Tenth PTeSbyte-
rian Church. Philadelphia,.and Donald II.
Freeze, Washington
The assisting soloists viii be Messrs
Anton KaSpar, viOlinist; Arthur H Del
bert. bass0. St. Johns choir: Ernest Lent,
violoncellist; Master Charley Horton. so
prano. Of ST. Johns choir: Miss Margaret
4
mems voices from ST. Johns choir
At the first recital Mr.. Freeman viii be
assisted by Master Charley Horton, So
pranO solo boy Of s.. Johns choir. who
viii -c heard IN 20 for the Wings Of a
Dove" CdendelssOhn) and The Lord Is
Ny Light GAIlltsen). Mr.. Freeman's
principal organ numbers viii include
Concert Overture. in L fat CFaulkes).
Fugue. in F major tGuilmanu: "Chanson
du MsJin" (GauD; Scherzo Symptom
lque -CFaUlkes). and ''Hosanna" CWachs).
1Ir. Oscar Franklin Comstock will give
Mendefssohn's oratorio. "St. Paul com
piete with his choir in Trinity Church.
Friday evening next, with Miss Haruden.
Miss Pond. Mr.. Sellers, Mr.. Forker. and
Mr. Schick as solOists. The recent re-
hearsalS point TO q most successful per
formance. No cards OF admission wiz
be required
Mrs. George Appleton Griffin and Mr.
Gilbert A. Clark gave a piano and song
recital OF unusual interest and decided
merit In the reading room for the blind.
Library OF Congress, last Thursday after
noon Mrs Griffin Is a brilliant pianist
with temperament as well rs technique
She is from Massachusetts, where she
studied for five years under Carl Baer-
mann. Of Boston. She Is the daughter
in-law Of SIR A P. g Griffin, Chief As
sistant Librarian Of Congress. Mr. Clark