The Washington herald., 1910-12-11

she had much of personal reminiseence
of Miss Mary Cryder, who is a personal
friend of the family, and has visited the
home of NJ and Nine Massenet in
/ France. She also loaned photos of the
composer taken when quite young and in
| recent months.
| The programme was given by Miss
| West, pianist; Miss Marguerite Howard.
| soprano; Miss Brooks, who played a noe
| turne from Massenet's opera, la Navar-
| raise" a gem which is not often heard,
| and Mr.. Paul Ramsdejl, a guest of the
| club, one OF the most promising 'cellists,
| played several beautiful numbers, accom-
panied by Mrs. Drown, in which she
! showed tone of much beauty and both
| temperament and natural ability. The
| club is arranging an evening musicale for
guests, TO be given later this month.
The December meeting Of the Organ
lists and Choirmasters' League was held
Wednesday in Oscar Franklin Com
stocks studio. Mr.. Herbert Brown gave
fine talk on the development of the
| organ.
| Oscar Franklin Comstock will have a
studio recital next Tuesday night, when
| Orlando Morgan's I'm Fairyland." a
| song-cycic for four voices, will be the
! center of interest.
/ The organization of a local chapter OF
the Afierican Guild OF Organists viii
| take place next Thursday night liz Mr..
Comstock's studio. As the leading or
ganists have made application for men,
bership, an active and enthusiastic body
| will result. The past and present war
dcns of the New York Guild, Mr., Warren
Heddens and Mr.. Frank Wright, will be
present.
The Rebew Orchestra, II. W. Weber.
director, gave a concert Friday night in
the Eastern Presbyterian Church. The
I affair was under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid Society COMMITTEE No. y.
and the proceeds were for the benefit of
the church A large audience was pres
ent. The assisting soloists were Mrs.
Hazel Wegner Reeder, soprano: Miss
Mabel DAILY and w. J. Weber, pitnists,
and Mr.. E. A. Lang. Mrs. Reeder sang
Mascheronis For All Eternity" Cupid
and T. (HerberD, and "A Bowl OF Roses"
| (Clarke) in splendid style, her rendition
of Cupid and T. being particularly good.
| pleasing number was the piano duet,
''Old Oaken Bucket (Blake's transcript
tom, by Miss Daily and Mr.. Weber, their
encore number being a New Virginia
Dance" Mr.. Lang's patriotic songs,
Sam Land" Betsy Ross" and the
Grand Old Grand Army Man." were well
received. The orchestra numbers were
Flag of Truce" UIaurendeau), overture.
| "Orpheus" (Offenbach), selection from
Martha" (Flotow). paraphrase on sill
yer Threads Among the Gold" Danks).
Mexican Kisses (Roberts), and march,
America Forever PauiD.
Under the direction of o. e. BelIinger
the choir Of North Capitol NJ. E. Church
win give a song service this evening at
1880 O'Clock. The organist, Miss McCoach.
will play prelude; the choir will sing.
Praise Ye the Father" tGounod),
Jesus, Refuge of my Soul" (AIcPhaiD.
and Praise the Lord" (McPhaiD. A
soprano solo, Ave Maria" (hiiIlard. nv
Miss Mcbride; quartet, Just as Am. !"
| by Miss Mcbride. Mrs. Bellinger. Mr.
Winchcole. and Mr.. o. B. Belhnger: a
contralto solo, Come. Jesus Redeemer -
(BartletD. by Miss Boucher; a tenor
solo, THE Lost Chord, (Sullivanl. nv
| Mr. Winchcole; a quartet. Nothing to
! Pay" CDanks). by Miss Larsen, Miss
Boucher. Mr.. Salem, and Mr.. II. Bel
! linger will constitute the programme.
Mrs. ". Sinclair Bowen. pianist. ar
ranged programme of much interest
and beauty, for the Friday morning CLUB