The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-06

Rev. Mr. Powers. Mr.. De Groat. and
Messrs. Charles and Edward Springer
contributed "Steal Away" and Nellie
Was a Lady" Mr.. G. J. Weber pleased
with several humorous recitations: Miss
| Ethel C. Johnson. soprano, sang Spring
STERN and blossom Land" (Ellibt), Miss
! Mabel NJ. Getman being the aecompanist;
Miss Mabel Daily and Mrs. ". J. Weber
contributed as piano duet the andsnte
from Haydn's Surprise Symphony" a
tenor solo by Mr.. Thomas l. Jones, my
Dreams CTostD, and for encore. Rose
Marie" (McElweel. accompanied by Mrs
Thomas L. Jones. Readings by the Rev
E. C. Powers completed very enjoyable
programme. The orchestra numbers were
March. Lead On" (Schlepegrelll: over
ture. Home Circle" (SchIepegrel),
waltz. "Debuthnte" tSantelmannl: reverie
| cleaning (RoaD selection. THE Cas-
telsn' CSchlepegrelD. the ''Ratcharmer OF
Hamline" (Roberts). and march. Lights
Out" mccoy.
The Rebew Orchestra viii give its regu-
lar monthly public rehearsal tomorrow
night in the lecture room of Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church The soloists
will be Mrs. A. W Cummings. contralto
and Miss Mabel Daily and ". J. Weber
planists.
! The last concert this season OF the
Philadelphia Orchestra will take place
here on Tuesday afternoon at the Ma
tional Theater. when Mr.. Pohlig's I'm.
pressions OF America" a suite of sketches
will be given for the first time in this
city.
The Saengerbund viii give one OF It's
best offerings in the way OF programme
tonight at its club house The pro-
/ gramme follows
Chorases-
tal "Altdcutsches fiebeslisd ......... WohlEemutf
tb Ritterg Abschied kinke
Saengerbslnd.
Piano sOlo-''Tsranielle Veuezis Napoi. a.. .Idsz
Miss Olive Il Demarest.
Barytons soIo"Der wanderer .............. schube-
Mr. JOaeph Il. Bass-
Tenor solo-"f Had the World TO Give You"
! ................. Hayieu-C Clarendon
Mr.. Charles f. Myers.
Soprano soo-Polonaise from Mignon" ....... Thomsl
Mrs. Fannie At Lee Gage.
lntermission.
Choruses-
Co 'Mein schatzerl'' voir
Cello solos
tsl seTensde torin
tbl VITO -foppe
Mr. Ernest Lent
Contralto solos
Cs) My Dream Test
Obi The Little Irish Girl Low,
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dslslsish.
Vocal duet-Yonr Voice RuhnsteiI
Mrs Gage and Mrs. DalEeish.
Vocal uuartets-
tal Until the Dawn" PARK
! lbl Selected
Lyric Male Quartet istessrs Thomas B. Moore, Her
w MHTell. Arthur @. snlrgis.
| ana Frank E. Bechtoid
Mr.. Henry XsndsF, musical director,
The choir of Trinity Episcopal Church
will sing THE Message from the Cross,
by VIII c. mcfarland, next Wednesda,
evening. under the direction of Mr.. Oscal
new and beautiful meditation upon tbs
seven last words and should become pop
ular for Lenten use. Mr. Joseph F
Matthew will sing tenor and Mr.. Comstoel
barytone. The organ accomplishments VIII
be played by Mrs. Helen Calhoun Crouch
It being a devotional service, no cards o.
admission are required.
Mr.. Oscar Franklin Comstock will Civ,
his sixty-seventh studio recital tomorrow
evening when Mrs Vivian Wood viii
give the most of the programme. Mr.
comstock will play a number of Chopin!
compositions to celebrate the centenary
Of that composers birth.
The Musurgia Club will have a lady's
night tomorrow in Mount Pleasant Post.
Office Hail. and will give an "all stars
programme. Among those who viii b.
heard are Mrs. De 70, Miss Mary Emily
King. Mrs Arthur Butler Pierce. Mr.. r
Huntington May, G. w II. Rolling
Joseph H. whittemore. William Mills
Joseph F. Matthew. Byron Blodgett, Ed
gar Priest, Arthur 3. Pierce. Mr.. Ander.
son. cellist; Miss Florence MaydweIl, w
Seward Shelby, and Edwin Gallon. who
on this programme. viii be a dialectician
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