The Washington herald., 1910-11-27

Two young American artists, Florence
Larrabee. pianist, "a Florence Harde-
man. violinist. viii ear in a joint re-
cital at the columbi heater on Noyem-
Der 80. their initial iearanoe. Both Of
these young artists We already gained
appreciation from other cities for sew.
eral seasons for their accomplished play
ing. Miss Hardeman handles her in
strument with mastery hand. putting
in her execution spirit and soul. A fu-
ture like that of Macmillen and LeanoTa
Jackson, two American yiolnists. is al
ready predicted for her. Miss Larrahee
has personality that attracts as well
as her artistic playing. She has an origi-
nality OF Interpretation that does not
depart from the original composition,
The numbers which these two artists Will
present on Wednesday promises TO be
scholarly and artistic. appealing to the
student, the musician, and the purely
lover Of good music.
beautiful little Japanese operetta,
The japanese Girl" by Charles Vim
cent. will be given next Tuesday even
ing AT O'Clock. at Lnthicum Hall,
Thirty-first and streets. for the benefit
of Christ Church choir IL Is for girls
only. and they viii be assisted by
ladies' orchestra. II is a most Attractive
work.
The choir at the Metropolitan Presby-
terrain Church. Fourth and b streets
southeast, will sing Maunder's Song of
Thanksgiving this evening at the church.
This splendid choir. which did such good
work last year, is arranging for series
OF special musical services. which will
be given on the last Sunday of each
month until May. With one exception,
the entire series OF Dudley Bucks can
tatas, called THE Christian Year" viii
be rendered. Also Mendelssohn's "As
the Hart Pants and Hear Ny Prayer, "
and Stainer's "CrueihXion" and Daughter
of Jairus" There Is special music every
Sunday evening. and all are invited 10
attend. Tonight the choir will be as
sisted by NJ. Harry Stevens. who will dc
the tenor solo work Arthur Clyde Leon
ard will preside at the organ and Allen
Terrell is the director.
The Music Study Club of Washington
formerly known as the Music Students
Club. held its regular meeting last Mon
day afternoon az the home OF the vice
president. Mrs. Charles Raymond Wentz
The paper, on the lives and works OF
Robert and Clara Schumann. We're read
by Miss Hazel Franklin, and the pro-
gramme was a~foIows. Mrs WentZ, 'EF
der Herrlchste Won Allen" Schumann,
and for an encore Mrs Beach's All
Love but a DAY." Miss Brooks played
Schumann's ''Des Attends Warum. -
VOgel's AIS Prophet" and 'Novellette -
Accomplishments were played by Miss
Marion West who has been in for some
weeks. Mrs. Kirkman, wife of Col J. T.
kirkman, l.. S. A.. retired. and mother
OF Mrs. WentZ was the guest Of the
club for the afternoon. Mrs. Kirkman,
who lives In Chicago, is visiting in Wash
ington The next meeting will she at the
home OF Miss Mildred Kolb. and the sub
jet viii be the life and music of Jules
Massenet, and the sOloists viii be Miss
Marguerite Howard, soprano, and Miss
Ethel Lee, 'eellist
The pupils Of Miss Helen Gladmon were
entertained at the home of Miss Jennie
Darby on Friday evening They were as
sisted by Miss Edith Earnest, who gave
Schuberrs "Hark, Hark. the Lark" and
Rubinsten's Good Night" The pro-
gramme included: PolOnaise (Chopln),
Miss Clara Hineary; Valse CDurand).
Miss Leah Gladmcn: THE Butterfly"
Lavalleel, Miss Margaret Darby; The
Flatterer' (Chaminad0. Miss Helen
stake; march, Mignonne (PoIdinD,
Polonaise (McDowelD. Miss Helen Simp-
son. march. HOngroise OeiiOuX. Mss
Jennie Darby; Mazurka Qackl, Miss Mary
Moran; Rhapsodie No 6 QisZD. Miss
Frances SOmervflle; Valse a Ia bein ameil
CSchuetO, Miss Mildred Moore; scherZo,
B fiat minor Chopin, Miss Katherine
Rohrer. and Rhapsodie No. = (LiszO,
Miss Mildred CornweI
Mr. Harry II. Smith. Of Meriden, Conn.
is visiting with Mr.. Edward C. Goodwin,
Kalorama road. At the Thanksgiving
services at the Washington Heights
church Mr.. Smith sang Zion" Bruno
HUM. and THE Penitent," Beardsley Van
de Water,
Mrs. Alice NJ. Fulton was hostess for
the members and friends of Continental
Chapter, D. a. R.. on Monday evening,
the 2st. at her home in Vermont avenue.
After business was transacted. the guests
were entertained with the following pro-
gTamme:
Piano solo ''Napolita" Braun
Mrs. II. X Fulton ir.
THANKSGIVING Mrs. Margaret White
Bass solo, The Exiles Return ............. Needham
Mr.. Richmond Bingham.
Won Steubeu, Mrs. Lillian Messenger.
ContFalto solo II Hid My Love ........ d HaTdelot
Miss Emma Houchen.
Thanksgiving in the West" Miss Leonora Wright
MUlpFue KYfir
Mrs. Fulton.
After the programme dainty refresh
ments were served. Mrs j. Mcdonald
Stewart will be hostess for the chapter
in December.
The programme for the musical serv-
ices Sunday, November p, at ST. Paurs
English Lutheran Church. corner Flev-
enth and II streets northwest Rev John
T. Huddle pastor. is as follows:
while the Earth Remaineth' ........... .Maunder
Quartet.
Holy Art Thou" arranged from HANDLES Largo"
soprano solo aud quartet
EVENING.
Lord. Remember David Wesche
Bass solo and quartet.
IF With All Your Hearts ............ From Elijah
Mr.. Myers.
when Power Divine Faure- Sheley
Alto solo and quartet.
Il Was Glad" .Hsstie
Tenor and soprano solos and quartet
Softly Evening Shades Are Falling .......... Ries
Miss Hansen.
They Shall Not Hunger Nor Thirst" m Woodman
Bass solo and quartet
Chor-Niiss Bertha Hansen, soprano; Mrs Flora
Brylawsh alto; Mr. Charles f. Myers. tenor. Mr.
p. Frank Meyers hasso aud director; Mrs. William
Hamilton Bayly, organist
An interesting programme was given
at the Epiphany Church Home Wednes-
day evening by Mrs II. L. Parkinson.