The Washington herald., 1910-11-27
WEEK IN MUSIC WORLD

Saviour, Source Of Every Blessing" and
Mrs. Kerr. the contfalto, will sing the
offertory solo.
At the Beard studio. gl2 Fourteenth
street. this afternoon there viii be music
from 3 10 Z o'clock. Miss Pearl Waugh
and Miss Ray, pianists; Miss Meta
Craig and Mrs Mabel Owen Beard vo-
calists.
On Tuesday evening. November p. the
studio OF Mrs. Elsie Bond Bischoff was
thrown open for the first recital OF her
pupiIs this season. The rooms were taste
fully decorated with chrysanthemums.
roses. and ferns, and the audience, mostly
friends of the pupils, enjoyed thorough
treat IN the Well-rendered evenly bal
anced programme. Mrs. Bischoff expects
to hold -hese recitals monthly during the
season. The programme was as follows:
Quartet Come Where Ny Love Lies Dreaming
Foster
Miss Hansen. Miss standiford W. 8. Blanchard.
and f. c. Blanchard.
Cs The kosS Give You Bishofr
% Slave Song Rieg0
Miss Helen Reeve.
when the Heart Is Young Buck
Miss Natalie Peacock.
Mr. Z. c. blanchard.
Love Sings the Lark .Bischod
Mrs Alonzo TWeedsle.
Loves Rapture korheef
Miss Bertha II. Hansen.
Reading. ''1he Art Of Cooratura,''
Mrs. d. ]. Roberts.
Ana, Betley .Donizetu
Mrs Isaac Scott.
Quartet
(al Il Arise from Dreams of Thee" Bischoif
To- ''Ye Banks and Braes."
The Choral Society wln give It's first
concert this season on December l6. when,
as usual, Handers Messiah will be
given The soloists win be Mrs. Grace
Hall Rikeldaffer. of Pittsburg soprano;
Mrs. Cornelia Marvin Dillavough, OF New
York. contralto; Hobart Smock. OF Baltt-
more. tenor. and Frederick Martin. basso.
Heinrich Hammer is conductor.
Heinrich Hammer VIII conduct a male
chorus Of 1900 from the North American
saengerbund. composed of all tie German
singing societies of the country, at the
unwilling or the statue of Won Steuben In
Lafayette square. December T. Five hum
bred singers win come from Baltimore
and Philadelphia.
The Colonial school has issued cards
for musicale next Friday afternoon at
o'clock. when Miss Munford, pianist.
will be presented.
The Olive Mead Quartet will give
concert at the Columbia Theater Friday
afternoon for the benefit of the Graduate
Nurses Association. This is one of the
most successful and most interesting of
string quartets. being composed entirely
of women Miss Olive Mead plays first
violin. Miss Vera Fonarof second violin,
Miss Gladys North viola. and Miss Lillian
Littlehales violoncello.
The Friday Morning Music Club gave
Wagner programme last Friday especially
arranged by Mrs. Byrnes, Mrs. Robbins
read extracts from an able magazine arti-
Gle by Wnliston Hough. whose wife was
formerly Miss Lolita Mills. the Well
known pianist. The programme was as
follows;
'Lohengrin." "Elsa's Dream" Mrs. Lawson Tree
kaslaI.
'siegfried" Pauphrass third actl. Miss HeHrichS
Song. "Taume" Mrs Barnard.
"Siegfried" ''Wadweben," Mrs. Byrnes.
''Taunhauser ''Ehzaheths Prayer Mrs. lawson.
Tristan und Isolde lelosng seene), Mrs. Byrnes-
The Rubinstein Club viii have its first
morning recital of this season Friday.
December 8. at the Arlington. The club
will be heard in three or four numbers,
and will be assisted by Joseph Matthew.
tenor, and Miss Munford, pianist, Mrs.
r. II, Dalgleish, an active member, will
be the contralto soloist, and Miss Ethel
Lee, one Of the clubs honorary members,
viii play some cello solos. Mr.. Matthew
will sing the solo in one of the clubs
chorus numbers and will also sing
group of songs.
AT old St Johns Church, in Lafayette
square, beginning at 4 o'clock this after
noon. special musical service will be
held. including vocal selections by the
choir and a recital OF organ and violon-
cello music. Richard Lorleberg win be
the yioloncellist and Henry H. Freeman
the organist.