The Washington herald., 1910-11-20
WEEK IN MUSIC WORLD

progress for the university in the music
Of this country. Abbe Gabert is a COM
poser of note in his own country. where
his masses and other religious compost
items are much sung and we'll known.
He has also set to music some Of the
poems of Mrs. Browning.
Miss Lillian Chenoweth. contralto; Mrs.
Rose Maxwell Diekey. violinist. and Mrs.
Dorothy Houchen Baxter. pianist. gave
the programme in the reading room for
the blind at the Public Library last
Wednesday afternoon. 1t was as follows:
song Of Heart .runison
Miss Chenoweth.
Tbree Henry VII dances. German
Mrs Dckey.
a. The Dawn d Harelot
b Thou Gazest the Stars ..,.,,,..,...,spesks
Hereafter Baxter
Miss Chenoweth.
Fantasia Impromptu. Oh. Chopin
Mrs. Baxter.
Whisper and Shall Hear ............. Pecolomini
Miss Chenoxeth.
souvenir .DrdlA
Mrs. Dickey.
a. Il Wonder II Ever the Rose ............ Slater
b. MY Iaddie .Thayer
Miss Chenoweth.
Nelse MOeLk0W6d
Mira Baxter.
Miss ChenOweth.
"Socne de Ballet .....................de Beriot
.c.,-.-.,, Mr- Baxter.
tsoodnight CLARK
Miss Chenoweth.
A special musical service will be given
at the Church Of the Covenant this even
ing at 7:30. when the choir OF forty men
and boys from St. Johns Episcopal
Church will render the cantata Song OF
Thanksgiving" composed by ]. II. Maun-
der. An orchestra Of five strings will
supplement the Accomplishments. The
work Win be under the direction OF Henry
H. Freeman. the organist of St Johns
Church Harvey Murray will preside at
the organ and Mr.. Freeman viii be at the
piano.
The music house of Sanders e Stayman
Co. last Thursday evening gave a musical
to their many friends and patrons com
memorating their thirtieth year OF bust
ness in Washington. The Marine Band
Orchestra, under the personal direction
Of Lieut. Santelmann, gave the following
programme;
March, odd Comrades Telke
Overture La Domino Noir Auber
AriGiu 1CfuCs lliti LNiGIAiiu " aklcf
Cello solo oantilena, from minor con
GOlteTnanu
Mr. Fritz Mueller.
Waltz, The Bachelors SanteImAnn
Scenes from Mile Modsts ................. Herbert
Suite, a Day IN Venice
"a Dawn"
shi "Gondoliers"
te Venetian Love Song
Id Coed night"
Comet selo. My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice"
from "SamsOn and Dellah" .......... .Saint-Sa6ns
Mr., Arthur y. witoomb.
Characteristic dance. Down South Middleton
ta sefenade tlerne
(b Intemezzo Forget Me Not. ...... Macbeth
savonie dance, Nc. DYorsk
Mrs. II. d. Deyo. Miss Pauline Whita-
ker, William Mills William Claybaugh.
and Arthur Pierce delighted the audience
with solos. The evening proved one OF
great enjoyment 10 the hundreds OF mu-
sic lovers who attended.
Mrs. Allister COchrane. pianist. Will play
this morning at the Theosophic Hall. l5ii
II street, the Pilgrims Chorus" from
''Tannhauser" and the "MendelssOhn
Duetto." opus IS.
The Rubinstein Club had its first
members day last Wednesday. when
sol0ists from the club were heard fol-
lowing the rehearsal and no guests but
the associate members were admitted.
The following programme was given, with
the usual number Of encores:
Piano solos
inors-l"e =, aIaliaee
Poionaise op Chopn
Mrs. Mildred Kolb.
Soprano solos
'AIa-tiuRta Tosti
What Has Come Over the Sunshine ......... Pike
Ms. Hmiebaus
Contralto solos
June" Beach
Aria from Samson end Delilah" Saint Saers
Miss Faye humphrey.
Violin solos
Auas4p iaica
owing
Miss Rube Stanford.
Soprano solos
Temple Bells"
hasailhl oois-st.r
From Indian Love Lyrics" by Amy Woodford