The Washington herald., 1910-06-19

cellent choir of this church is composed
of Mrs Nellie Wilson Shir-Cliff. soprano
Miss Whitaker. contralto, Joseph Ma
thieu. tenor. and John H. Nolan, basso.
John Porter Lawrence is orsanist and
director.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee has accepted
the position of choir director at Ingram
Memorial Church. She has not. however
given up Der position as organist and
director at St Michael and All Angels
but will simply conduct the rehearsals
at Ingram Memorial for the present
Mrs. A. Alexander Thomas will sing al
both the morning and evening services al
ST. Michael and All Angels Church to-
day.
Miss Helen Gladmons pupils gave
their annual recital Monday evening al
the George Washington University, be-
fore large and enthusiastic audience
Miss Mary Belle Finney, contralto, as
sisted.
The twenty-ffth annual complimentary
recital Of the pupils OF Prof. and Mrs
II. Clay Murray will take place in Naval
Lodge Hall, Fourth street and Pennsyi-
"a, inclusive, at 7:45 p. m.
a large audience was present at the
Washington Club Saturday evening. June
II. when Miss Mary Upton Talbot pre-
scented her pupils in a piano recital.
A musicale for the benefit OF the new
Catholic church in Chevy Chase will be
given Tuesday evening at the summer
home of Dr. James Dudley Morgan, OPP
pcsite the Chevy Chase Club, Mrs. Old
berg is assisting in arranging the pro-
gramme. and will play some Of the ac-
compartments. The following is the pro-
gramme:
Prelude RaclnsninofD, "staccato Caprice" Cvog
rio e., Mrs. Dougan Marcon; "CarmoTa" (Nilson)
Miss Marguerite Ashbridge; The Evening Star
Wagner Theodore HoWar1 violin solo Charlie
Fralley L EsclaEe' Ualol. Far Across the Des
ert Sands" (Woodfcrd Findenl from Lover IN
Dansscus. Miss Gertrude Carroll; Tatse in A fiat
Chopin, inTromptu in A fiat tSchnbertl. Mis-;
sarah AIOnmonier: The DeIza- Chadwick. Irist
Love Song long. Miss Wurdeman; violin solo
Charles Frailey; la Sers1ata" Tostil. Mrs. Ami,
Grant Fagiti; duet, Il Live and Love Thee" lCam
pana). Mr. Howard and Miss Ashhridge; accom-
panists, Mrs. oldberg and Mr. Wells
DR.. and Mrs. Lovette, of Bolton. Tex,
are visiting the latters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Whitford, in Mount
Pleasant, en- route TO Europe Mrs.
Lovette was one of the prominent sing
ers of Washington, and as Miss Eva Whit
ford was one OF the active forces IN
musical life here. She was married To
DIR. Lovette in Bolton last winter at the
college where she went 10 Join the music
faculty, of which he is the head.
Mrs. Oldberg has cards out for a
morning musicale in her studio, In the
Relasco Theater, on Friday. at Il o'clock.
Miss Carroll and Miss Wardman will
sing.
Josef Kaspar has gone to his eouutry
place at Bluemont Va. for the summer.
Paul Bleyden. the tenor. who has been
making such splendid record with the
Aborn opera Company here this season.
is going 10 settle in Washington when
the opera season Is over He is not sing
ing this or next week. but will sing again
June 2s for the closing week of the
season. Mr.. Bleyden will go to Bluemont
70 spend the remainder of the season
With Josef Kaspar at his country place.
but will visit the city one or two days
each week throughout the summer He
has had n brilliant career for a young
singer. He is a graduate of the Royal
Conservatory Of Vienna, which has
turned out more stars than any other one
institution He has also had successful
appearances In grand opera In Europe
and America, having appeared with the