The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24

oSter. Mrs. HueStiS now lives III Du- |
buque Iowa. the wife OF Or. Walter |
Huests. and is the leading singer of the
State.
The Rublnstein Club VIII give its last
morning recital this season next Wednes- !
day morning in the ballroom of the New |
Willard There viii be some good |
choruses and the soloists will be Miss
Edna ]. Sheehy. treasurer Of the club; /
Miss Emily T. Glover, soprano, and Mrs.
Pollard. contralto. Miss Mary Emily
King and Miss Roberta Allen, both men,
bers Of the chorus. viii play violin duet.
There Will be a double quartet composed
% Mrs Fanny At Lee Gage, Mrs. Ethel
Holtzclaw Gawler, Mrs. Alberta I. John
son, Blanche Muir Dalgleish. Mrs. Will
lam T. Reed. Mrs. Clarence B. Rheem. /
and Miss Blanche Yewer The last even
ing concert Of the club this season viii
be given the second week in May.
Mrs. John Humphrey. who was former
~ Miss Adelaide LYMAN, sang as a solo
last Sunday, Il Am a Pilgrim" In Grace
NJ. F. Church with much effect. This is
one OF the pathetic solos. and Mrs
Humphreys voice is a deep contralto
Nine. Emil Hugh, formerly Miss Ethel
Camp. Of Washington. has arrived for a
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Nor
man II. Camp, Of this city. She will be
heard as soprano soloist at the concert
Of the Choral Society the evening OF April
q, when they viii present Sullivan's
Golden Legend" The other solosts VIII
be Mrs. Mabel owen Beard. contralto; Mr..
Henry Quincy. tenor. and Mr.. Grant
Odel, Of New York.
The piano and vocal pupils OF the Co
lonial School will give the following pro-
gramme next Friday evening, at the
school:
Harmonious Blacksmith" ................... Handel
Katharine Webster.
Ballad from I'll Guarany' Comes
laura Robertson
scherzo nom Sonata, opus Beethoven
Clair dc Lune 81 Aerbat>heH
Hazel Prom.
Naltz -Aeneh
Katharine Webster
Ich hao Elm kieines Lied eriacht "A. Bung'rt
d'H hen c 49, ~ i;.....-A Dso7lak
Ballade Greg
Hazel Prom.
t mr. Access r. the Desert Sands ANY W Fnaen
Laura Robertson.
wedding music Jensen
"Festzus." "Reisen "Brautgesang." "Notturno."
Hazel Prom.
Katharine Webster.
Mrs. Arvln Wright WithereU and son.
Mr. Carlyle Withereu, OF Chicago. are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James William
DOGGY. OF Capitol Hill. Mrs. Witheren
was a delegate 10 the d. A. r congress
The Arion Club will give its fifth and
last musicale Of the season at the club
house this evening. Karl Holer, the mu-
steal director has arranged the following
request programme FOR the occasion
Overture Light Cavalry SuDps
ChouIses-
ta) schaefrr's "s1nntaged .............. Kreutzsr
lbl Rltter's Abschied .Knkel
Ari5n.
Egphonium solo-"Evcning Star Song Wagner
Mr.. Alfred Grosszurth.
Bass soo-'Ihe Sentinel .Tileau
Mr.. J. Frank Dussan.
ts) ParaphTase .RubinstcIu
(b) "Poupee Valsaue, .Podiui
Orchestra
Cello -"TaIantta. .Poppcr
Mr.. Dore volfstcinsr
Tenor soc-"Ah Moon Of Ny Delight" 90. Lehman
Nr. Melville II. HCusey.
Violin Zigcunervcscn' Sarlsate
Master George NIosksy.
Qlartet-"Winter Song ..... ....-........... Billiard
The Schubert Quartet.
Cie7srs. ". d. Hensey H. MacNamee. 7. A.
Murray. J. T. Dusgan.)
Saskatchewan .Bizet
Orchestra.
The third Sunday night public concert
at the Raleigh VIII be given tonight by
the Raleigh Orchestra, which has been
augmented for the occasion and is under
the leadership Of Prof. John c. Schroeder.
The following programme will be pre-
sented:
March, The Emperor ......... Robert N. Schroeder
overture 0traoela .FlotoU
An Album Lear ................R Wagner
Grand fantasia. Ia Goccnda' Ponchie
"Minuet Colebre' Bochcrint
Suite romantque "A Day in Venice ......... Nevir
Excerpts from The Dollar Princes ........Leo FaI
lnlellnez-'. on Iptoe. '........'........ HozneI
Soroualc. EsraEnoe Scharvenka
Mosaic. Echoes from -he Metropolitan Opera
MOUSE -'''..... Tohan
Mexican serenade, la Golondrua' ...--...-.s errade
slavonic Dance No. s",,,,................-D voral
The programme given In the new home
Of Mrs. F. B. Moran on the evening o,
the 10th. for the benefit Of the Juvenil,
Club, was one Of excellence. The artist,
realized a handsome sum for the benefit
OF the urchins. The programme was gIver
by Miss Helen Crennan. soprano; Mrs
Roma Devoune Hampstead. contralto
Miss Jean Wilson. reader; Miss Evelyr
WILSON, pianist; Miss Lillian Koechling
violinist. and the Madrigal Male Quartet
Mr.. Oscar Franklin Comstock's sixty
ninth studio recital took place last Frida,
night, and standing room was at a premi
UNI. The large audience was enthusiastic
and the singers earned the generou
plaudits they received. The singing o
Miss Margaret Ashbridge displayed talent
Miss Nancy Dashieu Miss Rose Began
Mrs c. c. Covert, and Mr.. George s
Whtmore We're successful In their songs
and showed good voices and skiuful train
ing.
At the last business meeting OF III
Motel Choir the following officers wer
elected: President Edgar r. S. Embrey
secretary. Charles L. Smell; treasurer. I.
Roy Gon; corresponding secretary, Mis-
May Pond librarian, Robert y. Atkinson
Rehearsals VIII continue in the montI
Of May and until further notice Tn
choir IS working hard on a programme {
be given Sunday evening, May Is. AZ tn
Church Of the Covenant. Many EXPIRES
sions Of good will for the work Of tn
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