The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-30

A musical treat will be presented to
the Washington public at the Columbia
Theater on November in the form OF
the Boston Sextet This will be the sec
ond concert Of the Radclih series
Wherever this sextet has played it has
always had large and appreciative audi
enoes who have departed enthusiastic
over the brilliant and artistic playing OF
these men, Ii is under the leadership
Of c. l.. Stats, the clartnetist. The
soloist on this occasion will be Miss
Katherine Melley. a soprano who pos
sesses both a charming voice and per-
sonality.
Class Twenty-one OF the Calvary Bap-
list Sunday school, Mrs. J. 3. Kinnear,
teacher, announces a concert, Friday
evening. November 4. 1910. at s o'clock,
In the Sunday school house. The pro-
gramme is as follows;
Mr.. Louis J. Potter II.
The Lark Now Leaves His Wst'y Nest" 1000.
Horstio W. Parker
Miss Harriet f. Harding soprano.
Mr. Marx Emanuel Hahn.
The Mighty Deep
Nine. Frances Wainwright contralto
Violin Selected
Miss Helen Dodge.
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Mr. joseph F. Natl leu. tenor.
Mr.. J. Lewis Monaywsy.
Piano SLID. Selected
Mr.. Potter.
Mr.. Earl Carbaugh baytOne
Miss Sallie Mason. accUmpanist.
Barnby's cantata, "Rebecca," will be
given tonight in the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church by the quartet choir
under the direction OF the organist. John
Porter Lawrence. at 7:45. This Is the
first OF a series Of such musical cantatas
TO be given the last Sunday evening in
each month. A short sketch of the com
poser and the motive inspiring the COM
position viii be given by the pastor, Rev.
Wallace Radcliffe, L. H. D., preceding
the music. The study OF sacred music
became so popular last winter that It has
been resumed this season by request All
seats are free and the public is cordially
invited
The large choir which NJ. Priest is re-
hearsing for the musical services attend
ing the laying of the corner stone Of the
Cathedral at ST Adams will be aug
mented by eight Of the members OF the
Musurgia.
The Rubinstein Club paid a handsome
tribute to Mrs. Hobart Brooks. its first
president. at the last meeting by making
her honorary president OF the club for
life. Mrs. May Brooks Ramsdell. widow
OF Rev. Charles B. Ramsden, who has
done splendid work for the club az chair
man Of the programme committee and as
accompanist of the club during half Of
one season when the regular accompanist
Miss Dickinson. was absent, was made
an honorary active member for life with
out dues.
Miss Alice Burbage will give a pro-
gramme OF Chopin piano music at one
OF the early meetings of the Friday
Morning Music Club. which will open its
season on the first Friday in November
Mr.. Glenn c. Gorrell was called to Cul-
pepper last week by the death of his father,
which occurred quite suddenly at his
home
MRS. Florence Hill Hormess is estab-
lished in her new apartment in the Yer
sailles.
Mrs. Isaac Cans, Miss Catherine Bates,
and Mr.. Sol Minister. mezzo soprano, So
prano and violnist. gave the programme
in the reading room for the blind on
Thursday afternoon In the Carnegie Ii
brary This was a charming combination
or musicians and their programme was
enthusiastically received by the appre-