The Washington herald., 1910-08-07

Miss Florence Little, soprano, who is
also pianist for the Sunday school, will
spend her time in Frederick, Md, and
vicinity
Miss Nan Dougherty. one OF the leading
violinists OF the Rebew Orchestra, left
Wednesday for Niagara Falls. where she
will remain several days, Accompanied
by her mother. she expects 10 make the
remainder Of the trip by water. which
win include stops at Quebec. Montreal.
Lake George. Buffalo. Albany, and New
York City. She viii return to this city
some time in September
Otto c. Hauschild, French horn OF the
Rebew Orchestra. Is attending the X. p.
Convention in Milwaukee. At the close
of the convention ne will go to the sea-
shore, where he will remain for the re-
mander Of the summer,
The Entire Nous ladies quartet. COM
posed Of Mrs w. T. Bowdler, first so
prano; Mrs. George L Beeler. second so
prano: Mrs. A. w Cummings, first con-
tralto. and Mrs. Adolph Bowdler, second
contralto. furnished some excellent selec-
lions at the Eastern Star Homo enter
tainment last Monday night. A Lula
by" by Denee. and Dixie" were espe-
cially well rendered. The entertainment
was In charge Of Bethlehem Chapter.
An orchestra. composed OF Edwin Daily.
Edward Weber. and Warren Settler. vio-
w. n r..
cello; P. Blaauboer and H. B. Schmidt,
clarinets; E. R Bergh. flute; w. W.
DAILY. jr.. and J. Nalley. comets; G. l..
Beeler. euphonium; II. w. Weber, barry
tone. and Miss Florence Little. piano. will
render a special programme at the Keller
Memorial Lutheran Sunday school serv-
ices this morning.
Mrs. J. C. Kline. organist OF Waugh
Church. has returned from her vacation
OF two months. In company with her hus-
band. who sings at First Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church, she visited Potts
town. Pa. Hfghbridge, n. J.. and Atlantic
City. n. ]. She viii preside at the
Waugh organ this morning. Mr.. Kline
will substitute for Mr. Hammer during
August at Metropolitan NJ E. Church.
Lasalle Spier. the weil-known young
pianist and composer OF this city, who
has spent his summer in New York study
ing both plano and composition. will
leave in September for further study in
Europe. He has spent much time with
Joseph Henius. the New York composer
and teacher. who predicts for him brill
liant success. Mr.. Spier's recital last
spring in Columbia Theater was a
triumph, and at that time he played his
own concerto in E major an ambitious
and meritorious work. Mr. Spier has a
practice room in Stelnway Hall. and
shows a remarkable capacity for work.
The Washington String Quartet. COM
posed Of Sol Minister, first violin; Joseph
o. Harrison. second violin; George Line
beck. viola, and Ernest Lent, vIoloneeIlist.
who went for a tour with the Ben Greet
Players last month. have returned to
their homes here for a short visit before
! going 10 Asbury Park for the remainder
OF the month with the company. They
visited through the Middle West. and
were well received everywhere IN tho
open-air performances IN cities. including
Blue Ridge Summit. Bedford Springs.
Allegheny Grove. and Columbus. Ohio.
The final concert az the Washington
Grove Chautauqua VIII be given next
Friday by members of the Bache Quartet,
composed Of Mrs. Samuel V. Gusack.
first violin; Frank p Howard. second
violin: Fritz Mueller, cello. and Miss
Florence Noack. pianist Miss Noack,
who is a talented and accomplished
young musician, will also sing several
numbers during the evening. Their pro-
gramme viii be as follows:
(s) AHA Marcia" Bohm
ID Ave Vonum" Mozart
Three Shakespeare Noacs
The Cuckoo Song BLOW. Blow. Thou Winter
Wind" TT Was a Lover and His Lass
Bagateieu, Cd. .Dforak
Violin 8 y. Gusack
ia) Romance. TscaikoWsk
I'D Nienawski
Blue Danube Waltz Strauss
hcsanpa Granicr