The Washington herald., 1910-05-29

lins. Mr.. Warren Seltzer, Miss Pauline NJ.
Scott. Mr. Arnold Harris. Miss Belle
Brooke. Mr.. George B. Ofenstein, Miss
Mildred Smith. Mr.. James Hays. Miss
Katherine Rich. Mr. Malcolm Rich. Miss
Isabel McGee. Mr.. Henry Weber; violas.
Mr.. G.. J. Weber. Mr.. Ed Haas; 'cellos.
Mr.. J. A. d. Turner. Miss Sue NJ Grea-
can, Mr.. H. Howe. Mr.. John F. Wahler;
basses, Mr.. S. G. McAlister. Mr. Samuel
X. Miller oboe, Mr.. J. A. Brearley; flutes.
Mr.. Raymond Gilbert. Mr.. NJ. X. Peck;
clarinets, Mr. II. B. Schmidt. Mr.. J. A.
Dodge. Mr.. p Blaauboer; cornets. Mr..
A. Lindstrom. Mr.. w. w. DAILY. jr. fugel
horns. Mr. William Fox. Mr. J, G. Moody,
Mr. Edwin c. Glasscock; French horns,
Mr.. Otto c. Hauschild, Mr.. Z. c. Waite;
trombones, Mr.. T. 5. Jenkins Mr.. Frank
L. Dodge; barytone, Mr.. r.. A. Pearson;
drums and tympanies, Mr. J. l. Fox;
plano, Miss Mabel DAILY, Mr.. w. ].
Weber
The Apollo Orchestra. Albert p John
ston. director. was heard in concert last
week at the Eutaw Street NJ T. Church.
In Baltimore, when they were assisted
by Mrs. Bessie Bayard Gibson. OF Wash
lngton; Mrs. Joseph Pipltone. Of Balti-
more, and Miss Agnes Hubbard and Mr
Arthur c. Granville, accompanies, in the
following programme:
March, Under the Banner Of Yictou" Won Blon
Overture. Poet and Peasant.
Solo tarial, "Addio del passato." from the opera
l." AIa'lata eTdi
Mrs. Bessie Bayard Gibson.
Intermezzo. Loves Dream After the Ball..
Cornet SOLO "sea Flower Polka" with orches
ual .ROlinSOn
Mr.. W. B. Mundelle
Soprano solo. .'Ah Don't Mingle." from the
opera La SCnuambula" ".................... .Beini
Ms. Joseph Ppitone.
Patriotic medley Airs Of Our Country"
PART SECOND
Bridal chorus from "L0leugriu Wagner
Waltz suite. Waves Of the Danube" Iyanovici
solos tal Loda Rae .R7kcmaun
With violin obljgato by Mr. Albert r. Johnston
(b Good Night. Sweet Dreams. ........... .Bischof
Mrs Bessie Bayard Gibson.
Anvil chorus from I" IroTatore Verdi
tlnole Blaze OF GLORY .H0.zmann
Niolins-H. C. Winfield lcoucort MASTER. W. d.
Mu1dcne. r. II. Featherstono. G.. p. Scebod. II. S.
Wood. +. NJ Dove. NJ Liuctzkv. J. O. Buruham
4. NJ Nyman, +. 4. Ketchum r. S. Cohen. r. c.
Valentine. G. F.. Costl0w. /. S. Gain. S. II. Beck
Il. T. D'Alblrt, a. Z. Steinem. H. H. Hall c. r.
Klee.
violas-O Abrnmssy. c. E. Rosen.
'Ceilos-P. C. Thompson Hans F. Anderson.
Double hasses-J r. Carson S. x. Miller.
tlutcs-H. W. T. Jcncr f. J.. White.
ClariDets-M. b. GUInECr r. W TAYLOR. 2.
BlaauboI. 5. y. Grove. L. L. Golden.
Obey. ]. Kugcre.
Cornets-D. A. Hyser O. ETdman E Magee. L.
c. Gin.
French horns-w. o. Go,tvals. J. P. Locke.
Tromhones-J II. Nce'y. S. Brown.
DuIms-E. c. Moriarity
Piano-P. r. Hailam.
Miss Bertie Thompson. soprano. was
heard last Tuesday evening al Guntou-
Temple Chapel In a choice programme
Of songs before an audience that filed
the room 70 overlooking and that mani
tested by frequent and spontaneous ap-
plause appreciation Of the various num-
bers Miss Thompson was assisted in
giving the programme by Miss Mary
Emily King, violnIst; Mr. B. Frank
Gobost, pianist, and Mr.. Lewis Corning
Atwater, acCOmpauist
Few musicians Of Washington have re-
ceived a more enthusiastic tribute than
the one accorded Miss Marie c. Hansen.
of this city, on her recent appearance at
the closing recital OF Peabody Conserva-
tory, Baltimore. She was heard in the
+ major and F minor Sinding Caprices
and the Schubert-Liszt ''Soiree de
Vienne," which she gave with great brill
liancy. Miss Hansen has also invaded
the field OF musical composition. and a
lullaby written by her was sung last
week at one Of the Peabody recltals and
made distinct success.
A number Of well-known residents OF
Washington participated in a concert at