The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-06
AND MUSICIANS

The Cabinet prima donna. Miss Flora
Wilson, will be heard in Washington
again on Tuesday afternoon with the
! Philadelphia Orchestra. She has returned
! from a Pacific Coast concert trip and
through the West and Middle West with
hattering press notices. Miss Wilson is
one OF the most industrious musicians.
/ and deserves TO become a great artist,
toward which end she is working hard
The twelfth season Of public Lenten or
gan recitals at old St Johns Church will
begin on the first Saturday afternoon IN
Lent, at 40 and continue each success
sive Saturday until Easter
Those TO be heard in these recitals will
include the following musicians: II. II.
Freeman. OF ST. Johns Church, Donald
II. Freeze, Of Mount Vernon Methodist
Church, DR.. 4. MadeIey Richardson, Of
s.. Paurs Church. Baltimore; Harold d.
Phillips, Of the Peabody Institute, Balti-
more, and Lorraine Holloway. Of 81.
David's Church. Baltimore.
Some Of the assisting sOloists will be
Mr.. Richard LOrleberg. violonceuist; two
solo boys from St PauIs choir Balti-
more. Nd: Mr. Anton Kaspar, violn.st
double male quartet of mems voices from
St Johns choir, and Mr.. Arthur H. Del
bert. bass soloist.
The fifth musicale Of the Saengerbund
this season will be given tonight.
Mr.. Richard Backing IS in New York
to ill some engagements as a tenor
soloist.
The pupils of Miss Helen GIadmon gave
their monthly musical on Thursday even.
ing, assisted by Miss Elizabeth Darby
(soprano). when the following programme
was given: -Reapers' Song" dOrviue
Miss Helen Stake, NoctUrne. Bohm, Miss
Reta Nusbaum; Valse, Durand. Miss Mar
guerite Wise; ca Invention Bach; %
Etude. Op. TO- Chopin, Miss Mildred Corn
well; Rondo Haydn, Miss Margaret
Darby: Valse, COnCone, Miss Leah Glad
mon; Sonata c minor, Beethoven. Miss
Katherine Rohrer: Arebesque. Lock, Miss
Helen Simpson; Hunting Song" Men
delssOhn, Miss Jennie Darby; Valse,
Schutt Miss Frances Somerville; Ma
zurka, GODDARD, Miss Mildred Moore
ballad, A fat. Chopin, Miss Mildred Corn
well: Valsa, Wienaowsld, Miss Katherine
Lang
The following notice appeared IN a
GalesviTe. Wis. paper IN regard to the
l5lst Burns anniversary festival and a
former prominent singer Of Washington:
Mrs. Frances Bethune Melby, OF
Whitehall, was a new star in Burns pro-
grammes Mrs Melby has q fine con-
! tralto voice, and when she sang I'm
Wearin Ava, Jean the audience was
captivated. She responded with Annie
Laurie On her second appearance she
sang that old favorite. Comm Thru the
Rye and in response 10 the recall, "A
Drap O. Dew"
Miss Frances ElwGrd-Smith will give a
recital in the studio Of Miss Leefe, In F
street. on Thursday, February 10, at
o'clock
There has been a special programme of
music arranged for to-day at the Lutheran
Church of the Epiphany.
Miss Florence GirOuard will substitute
for Miss Edith Stowell at the First Bap-
list Church to-day.
Miss Bessie Harrison. soprano, and w.
J. Weber, pianist, will be the soloists at
tho r,,bIio raboarea1 of tba Daho~r d
chestra tomorrow evening at the Kellar
Memorial Church. II. W. Weber, the
conductor. who has been kept at home
for the past two weeks with la grippe.
will resume the baton.
A musical and literary entertainment
was given last Thursday evening in the
Marvin Methodist Episcopal Church to
large and appreciative audience. Miss
Pearl GTigshv rendered several sor-srl,