The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-20
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

mortal Hall, to be given by the Il, A, h.
Society al ? o'clock This win be fol-
lowed hy a reception in heRer OF the
president general Of the society Mrs
Matthew T scett
George Riddle. dramatic reader. viii
give programme Of selected readings
uRdeF the auspices Of the Washington
Readers Club, ON Friday evening, at
Friends Meeting House, lSl l street
northwest,
Mr., s NJ Fabian. a leading pianist in
local circles and prominent concert
performer. win give recital next month,
tie has not been heard here IN recital
for some years. and this viii he treat
70 musicians and music lovers,
A pleasing pane and vocal recital took
place last Friday evening az the WASH
lngteR College by the advanced pupils in
music. The work was under the diree-
Iien 81 Pref Harry Patterson Hopkins
and about 800 guests were invited to en-
joy the concert.
The third monthly concert this season
Of the Apollo Orchestra viii take place
next Friday evening In McKendree Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Albert p. John
stem. director They viii be assisted by
Miss Clara l. Johnson mezzo soprano.
and Charles II. Hanson, reader. No
tickets are necessary for admittanee, but
a free-win Offering viii be taken.
Mr.. Donald X. Freeze, organist Of
Mount Vernon Place NJ. E. Church South.
announces a series Of organ recitals to be
given at that church. beginning wednes-
day evening at o'clock, and continuing
every Tuesday evening through Lent
Mr.. Freeze will be assisted al these re-
citals by Mr. H. II. Freeman. organist of
st. Johns Episcopal Church; Mr.. Alfred
Eldridge, organist of st. Margaret's Epis-
copal Church. Mr.. r. Woodland Gates.
tenor; Mrs. T, A. Hulfish. contralto solo,
list. of Mount Vernon Place Church. and
Mr. Earl Carbough. precentor and barry
tone Of Mount Vernon Place Church Mr..
Freeze will be assisted at the first recital,
Wednesday evening, by Mr.. Earl Car
bough, The public are cordially invited
TO attend these reeitals.
Mrs. Louise Carson Hill. recently of
Chicago, has been appointed contralto
soloist and choir directress of new Ingram
Memorial Congregational Church, Tenth
and Massachusetts avenue northeast. At
service this morning, the choir will sing
as an anthem From Egyprs Bondage
Came" by Page. and for offertory, Max
Spieker's Fear Not. o Israel" arranged
for quartet.
The Musurgia VIII give its first ladies'
night Of the season on March Z. in the
Park Row Chamber An especially at
tractive programme is being arranged nv
competent committee. OF which O.
Cowkick is chairman.
David Aipen Hart, one of the first
tenors OF the Musurgia. will be the soloist
at the evening service at st. Marks
Lutheran Church. He will sing the solo
part In seek Ye the Lord" by Roberts
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidwen and the teachers
Of the Friends School entertained at
musicale and tea Friday afternoon az the
school. A large number Of the patrons
and friends Of the school were present
Mr.. Sidwell, in a brief address. showed
the necessity Of cooperation between the
school and the home. Mr.. Sidwsu then
introduced Mr.. Henry P. Hopkins. plan
list, and Miss Hannah Greenwood. of Bal
timore, soprano. whose renditlons OF the
programme was enthusiastically received
by the audience.
The Motel choir. under the direction Of
Mr. Otto Torney Simon. will give its
next concert on March 30 in the bail.
room Of the Arlington Hotel at $50
o'clock. This organization is composed
Of seventyfive mixed selected voices and
is one Of the best choruses heard here
for a long time. Mr.. Simon is an ex-
cellent conductor and has excellent music
taste in selecting the music Their pro-
gramme Is a worthy one.