The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-17

] Louise JarbOc. Pauline Fred Marie Nc
earthly Mildred Leasure. Helen Gibin.
Mildred Jarboe. and Anna Taggart-violin
solo. Miss Helen Dodge; solo, Miss Mary
Sherier; tenor solo. Mr. WhitmOre; char
acter sketch. Mr.. Kahn; Southern airs,
/ Mrs. Gumprecht: operetta. Love and
/ Whist" with the following cast: Misses
/ Eta and Susie Taggart. Miss Harriette
/ Harding, Mr.. lie Roy Birch, and Mr..
/ Henry Yeager Dancing completed the
evenings entertainment
The memorial low mass said last Mon
day morning in the shrine OF the Sacred
Heart for the late Mrs. Josephine Esputa
DAILY, who died one year ago on that day,
was an impressive and interesting service.
Rev. Father Magee spoke feelingly OF
her and her life work in music. and the
music was effective and appropriate.
The Marine Band. with which Mrs. DAILY
had sung as soloist on many occasions, !
played the Chopin Funeral March most
beautifully. and Mrs Armand Gumprecht. /
former contralto soloist in the choir OF
St Patrick's Church, sang with much
fervor. Face to Face" Miss Margaret
O'Toole, who substituted at the organ
for Mr.. John Porter Lawrence played
some beautiful numbers, and Mrs. Gum
precht sang effectively the hymns. Lead.
Kindly Light and Nearer. Ny God, 10
Thee"
The service was arranged by Mrs.
Days only son. whose inspiration IN
music she was. He has been a pianist
since he was able TO sit on the piano
stool. and he inherited his talent from
his mother. and her father, Mr.. Esputa.
one OF the early teachers Of music in the
Washington public schools.
The Friday Morning Music Club had
particularly good programme Of italian
and Spanish music last Friday at their
meeting at the Washington Club. II was
as follows
Temp di Niuuctto '......... Amilicare Zanella
Miss Whcatlcy.
Scena. Il qucsto IL loco. and aria, Sc III
dOrm SYcgiiatc -.----..-.- Eaccli
Miss Barnard
les AdicuN" and ZaUateado .... Pablo sarasate
Miss Hcurcls
'DCdo' lUnabyl and when Ma-adors Arc
Fighting -----...-..A CARL
II Esuerar Transcribed by Iacombe
'Hymnc de Ricgo lsoa-Irauscribed by Lacognbe
Mrs Hilton
"Pastoale' and "Carriccio scarlatti- Tausig
Mrs. H0ugb
Mr.. Henry Quincy. Of Philadelphia.
recent addition 70 Washington's musical
circles. has been engaged as tenor soIolst
in the choir OF the First CONGREGATIONAL
Church. He IS also tenor soloist in The
quartet Of the Church of the Covenant
which is heard IN that church on Sunday
afternoons. Mr.. Quincy is a Philadel- !
-phia man. educated in England and |
Italy, and IS a distinct acquisition 70
local circles. He will also be heard with |
the Choral Society in Sullivan's "The !
Golden Legend on April O.
The Apollo Orchestra. with its forty /
two pieces. Albert 2. Johnston. director. |
will 90 10 Alexandra, Va. by special /
electric train next Friday evening 20 |
give concert at the Methodist Episcopal /
Church South. Two well and favorably |
known singers Of Alexandria's local must !
cal circles. Mrs Thomas A. Hulnsh. con- |
tralto. and Ar. Kenneth W. Ogden. tenor. /
will be the assisting talent in solo
numbers.
Mrs. Bertha Lincoln Huestls, Of Dubu-
que. Iowa, the former soprano soIoist Of
First Baptist Church, will be heard there
tonight in a solo from the oratorio Of
Isaiah. There viii be q quartet and
other good music under the direction Of
Miss Marion McFan. soprano soloist of
the choir. Miss McFall will sing a solo
i'm the morning. Mrs. Huestis Is here for
the d. a. X. Congress and the Council Of
Colonial Danes. Mrs. Heustis is a
candidate for vice president general from
the state OF Iowa, for which state she has
three times served as regent i
The Rebew Orchestra, under direction
Of H. w Weber. will give It's annual
concert next Wednesday evening. Much
interest centers in the Haydn Military
SYMPHONY this being the fifth SYM
phony added to the repertoire OF this
ambitious organization. A march. to be
played from manuscript. composed by the
viola soloist of the orchestra, Mr.. G. J. /
Weber. promises to be a feature
The soloists will be Miss Edith stoweu.
Mrs. Gulick Cunningham, Mr.. Thomas L. |
Jones. Mr.. Arthur E. Middleton, and Miss
Marguerite T. Harbers. A string quartet
composed Of Mr.. Walter Crouch. Miss
Nan Dougherty, Mr.. Warren Settler and
Miss Pauline NJ. Scott will also be heard.
The programme follows:
March The Brownie ................... Biscbof
Orchestra.
Overture Poet and Peasant .............von suppe
Orchestra.
Soprano SOLO "LTusana Tarola" Verdi
Miss Edith StUweu.
Waltz "Lysistrata Iircke
Orchestra
Bass solo. Davy Jones' Locker Petrie
Mr.. Arthur T. Middleton.
al Birth Of the Flowers (reTeTie). .........R oat
Co. IppecanOo march .................G J. Weber
Orchestra
Adasio. Allegro. Auegretto Blinuetto
Orchestra
COutralto solo, Spring Is Here ......... Dick |
Mrs. Quick Cunningham.
Violin solo. 'Rcmancr from Second Concerto
Miss Marguerite T. HarberS
Tenor solo, Bedouin Love Song Pinsti
Mr.. Thomas l. Jones
String quartet Symphony no. 2''........ Danela /
Mr.. Walter Crouch Miss Nan Dougherty. Mr.. |
Warren Settler. and Miss Pauline NJ Scott
Selection, Chimes Of Normandy ........ Pianuuette
The Washington friends and relatives |
Of John Duffy are much interested in the |
change in his professional status from |
a barytone to a tenor. Mr.. Dunys sue |
cessful career began in Warrington. |
Since his first appearance he has pro- |
crossed steadily. The New York Even |