The Washington herald., 1910-04-10

Friday evening. assisted by Miss Clara
L, Johnson, mezzo- soprano, and Mr.. Will
lam D. Slaughter. elocutionist The pro-
gramme was as follows;
March The Fighting HOPE ..........,.... Maurice
Overture" Fairy Tale .Lanrendeau
Mezzo soprano solo-"Gyrsy Love Song .....Herbezt
Miss Clara L. johnson.
Laliah. Egyptian inteTmezZO. ......,.... Lorraine
COruet solc-"Sea Flower Polka" with or
'he''H' NJ y n V,,ndsli robinson
Smiles and Careses .Bendi1
FART SECOND.
Hearts and Flowers iobani
Recitation "STauicas 10 the Glsdiators at
CaIala Kellogg
Mir. William d. Slaughter
Waltz suite Jolly Fellows Yollstedt
Meszo soprano soO-"Tbe Rosary '..............Neyin
Miss johnson.
Pamphrase ca a song q other days-"Salyer
Threads Among the Gold" .,,,--.-..--.-- banks
Finale" Down the Field" Friedman
Nine Liza Lehman. the London vocal
teacher. is the fairy godmother OF little
Albert Hole, hailed as 1.-The worlds great
est boy soprano" who will be one Of
Chase's stars this week. She discovered
him IN the most obscure surroundings,
taught him Tor arts sake. and II his
voice changes she purposes perfecting it
to tit him for place among the worlds
grand opera galaxy.
The Apollo Orchestra, Albert 2. John
son. director, viii give a concert on next
Friday evening, April Is. at the Whitney
Avenue Christian Church. Park road
northwest, near Georgia avenue assisted
by Miss Sadie Leigh Lewis, soprano. and
Mr.. Charles Stevenson, tenor.
Mrs. Clarie s. Emery, secretary Of the
History and Art Circle, gave a beauti-
fully appointed luncheon on Thursday in
honor of the president. Mrs Helen Nelson
DOGGY. and the officers Of the circle. The
guests were Mrs. Charles L. Kreighton.
Miss lone Hamilton, Mrs. Gibson Brown,
Mrs Rose Croker, Mrs. Fuller. and Mrs.
John Brewer.
The Students Club of the Washington
College OF Music had a Mendelssohn
evening Friday Of last week. They gave
the following programme:
Vocal soio-"on Wings Of Song I'll Bear
Thee .......-............M Miss Helma Chee.mann
Piano selo--Andaute and Rondo Csguiccioso
--.------.-.-..----..... Miss Ermell Chenscious
Vocal SOLO Rest in the Lord .........' Elijah
Aiiss Fave humphrey
How We Are Ambassadors '.............." st. Paul"
Mr.. Richard Backing and Mr.. Miller.
Prelude and Fusue. op IS, No. l.........-....
...--....................... Miss Daisy johnson
Il Is Enough Elijah
Nr George Miller
Soprano soI,-"Hear Ny ye1'.-.....-.-..
............-........A Miss Donna Elizabeth Ricgel
QuaItet,-Nirs. MoElta. Miss B,mTslrey Air Back
ing and Mr. Miller
Flute solo-"On Wings q Song Miss Title Boehme
Miss Esther Boehme m the piano.
AudaHte and Motto Allegro Niysce, from q
Minor Concerto Miss OImstead
b Orchestral parts on second piano played Us Mr.
Fabian
Mrs. W. W. Burdette. who was former
~ Miss Mamie Morrice, has cards out
for tea at the Washington Country Club
April - TO meet Mrs. \ NJ Blair. con-
iUctor OF the Rubinstein and Monday
clubs.
first anniversary Of the death OF Mrs.
Josephine Esputa DAILY, tomorrow morn
ng. i'm the shrine of the Sacred Heart.
The music viii begin at $50 O'Clock
Many OF Mrs. Daly's old associates I'm
music viii contribute to the beautiful
programme which has been arranged /
Among them viii be John Porter Law
renee, oTganist who was organist Of old
ST. Matthews as young hoy when she
was contralto solOist there and the lead
ug contralto solo'st I'm the city; John IT, I
Nolan, basSo in the choir OF old St Mat
news. and L. r. Cannon. director OF I
I'D ST. Matthews choir, under whom /
Mrs DAILY sang for many years a sec /
Ion OF the Marine Band viii play, and /
Mrs. Annie Grant Fugitt, soprano soloist |
It ST. Patricks who is IN a newer gen
ration Of singers. VIII pay tribute to a /