The Washington times., 1909-04-18
WILL MARK BIRTH
Of SAENGERBUND
Members of Society to Give
Musical Entertainment
Tonight.
DUMBARTON CHOIR
SINGS TOMORROW
Recital BY Miss Roberta Amies and
Charles Horton Arranged
For Tuesday.
The Washington

celebrate its hfty-eighth anniversary
tonight with a musical entertainment al
ssxpe clubhouse on c street. Simon Wolf
Evill make an address and the numbers
on the program will be furnished by
the society members and well-known
soloists. The entire program is ar
ranged as follows:
Choruses:
(a) "Aus der Jugendzelt". ....... .Radecke
(b) I'm Wald" "...................... Leu
Saengerbund.
piano Solo:
Rhapsody No. 14"............-.....-Ids -Idszt
Miss Mabel Getzman.
Contralto Solo:
Aria-"O milo Fernando" .DoniEetu
Mrs. William T. Reed.
Tenor Solo:
The Angels Message Loud
Herndon Morsell.
Soprano Solo:
Waltz song-',Spring'' '..........I-eo Stern
Mrs. Samuel Lawson Burton.
Bass Solo:
The Trumpeter' .....:-;.-.-.-.-..'.. DIX
John II. Nolan.
Vocal Duet:
The Regatta .......:.......-.... tSossihi
Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Reed.
Henry Xander Musical Director
Plans have been completed for the
concert and ball to be given by the
United German societies of Washing
ton next Wednesday evening in Ma
fionai Rifles Armory. The societies
which will participate Will be the Arion
nerchor, and the Washington Saenger-
bund.
Rebew Concert.
The eighth annual concert by the
Rebew Orchestra will be given Wednes-
day evening in Odd Fellows Hall. Sew
enth street northwest, under the direc-
q on of II. W. Weber.
= This orchestra is the only amateur or
ganization of it's kind which Washing
ton has at present and the progress It
has made in the past few years has
been marked Its monthly rehearsals.
which have really been recitals. have
been much enjoyed and have been given
to the public free of charge.
The annual concert, however. is the
Big event iu the year. Friends of the
organizatia1 have been given to expect
that they VIII find a marked advance in
the work OF the players Wednesday
night. The following program has
beea arranged by Mr.. Weber:
Overture. william TelI'. .Rossini
Orchestra
Soprano solo, III Baci0-' IL. ArdItI
Mrs. Edith ID. BayIy
Waltz. In Lauschiger Nacht" .ZLehrer
Orchestra
Clarinet solo, 'Une Pensee Lointaine."
Thornton
Bass solo. The Turkeys Song"
RoIlin Gonwer
Ca) Gavotte, Affair d'Armour' ..Ptcrner
90 March. Federal City first t-time)
Orchestra
Vpfin,she6 Minis els symphony first move
orchestra ''''
Cont~alto solo, For the Sake o. the
Miss Elaine sebrinr Ma''ei
Violin solo, 'Mazurka" ........ Mlynarski
Miss Mary A. Dore
Accompanist. Miss Margaret Dore
Tenor solo, Rose in Heaven" -. .Trotere
Piano solo. 'Rondo Capriccioso''
! Mendelssohn
w. J. Weber
Selection. Singing Girl. Herbert
Orchestra
Accompanist: Mrs. Thomas /. Jones.
Dumbarton Choir.
Maunder's cantata. "Olivet to Cal
vary" which Is one OF the most impress
sive works Of its kind known 10 the
music world, VIII be sung tomorrow
evening by the choir OF Dumbarton
Avenue Methodist Church. under the di-
rection Of William T. Glover. The quar-
tet Of soloists will be composed OF Miss
Bessie Birch, soprano; Miss n. Craig,
contralto; r. p. Backing. tenor. ana
John Waters. bass
A chorus OF forty voices. which has
been trained by Mr.. Glover. will be
one one OF the main features Of the recital.
The choir Of DumbartOn Church is one
OF the most active in Washington, and
its series Of cantatas have been a
feature OF the music Of the year
Bethune Recital.
Miss Frances Bethune gave a delight
ful song recital Thursday evening In
the Washington Club, under the patron
age OF Mrs. Oldberg. A large audience
heard her in French, italian, German.
and English songs
Miss Bethune is one Of the most At
tractive singers now before the WASH
ington public. and her songs were thor
oughly enjoyed. She was assisted by
Miss Roberta Amies, one OF the Cant
tals young pianists, and Miss Marguer-
ite OTOole, whose harp PLAYING has
made her conspicuous IN the music
field.
Mrs. Gibbs Concert.
Mrs. Warner A. Gibbs. whose recitaIs
have been among the pleasing features
Of the season now about TO close, will
give q concert Mondav evening. April
2s. in Belcourt Seminary. She will be
assisted by Edward Strong tenor. OF
New York: Miss Ethel Tozier. pianist.
and Anton Kasper. violinist
Mrs Gibbs has given many interest
ing recitsls at Belcourt, and the con-
templated one is being looked forward
10 with much pleasure. Mr.. Strong is
the tenor sOloist OF the Firth Avenue
Presbyterian Church I'm New York. and
is regarded as one of the most popular
concert singers in that city Miss
Tozier and Mr.. Kasper are well known
here.
Horton Recital.
Miss Roberta Amies, pianist, and
Charlie Horton, soprano, will be pre-
sented in a joint recital Tuesday after
noon at Rsuscher's under ,the direction
OF II. II. Freeman.
Miss Amies Is one of the Youngest
and one Of the best known pianistF fn
Washington. Master Horton is the bov
soloist at ST. Johns Church and his
beautiful. clear voice has attracted wide
attention.
Miss Tozier to Appear.
Miss Ethel Tozier. pianist. and Miss
Mary Helen Leefe will give a concert
Friday evening at Sis o'clock in the