The Washington herald., 1911-12-31

Uack), Miss Louise Huntemann; Happy
Farmer" CSchumann), air de ballet Du
PreO. Through Field and Forest"
CWohlpatarO. Howard Jones; Birthday
March, Kathryn Huntemann; duets
(WohlfahrO, Ruth Finnin; Grieg's But
terfiy," Miss Landvoight.
The Friday Morning Music Club gave
the following programme at it's meeting
last Friday in the Washington club:
Scenes from the Opera
"KONIGSKINDER.
BY ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK.
Introduction to First Act............. Orchestra
"a kings daughter is held prisoner as
gOose-Gir by a witch.l
Part Of First Act:
Cicoae-Girl Palmer
Witch Mrs Day
THE Goose-gir is found by prince They
love and eager to go away together. but
cannot break the ritCh's spell. The prince
goes away and takes service a Swineherd
at HellabrTnn.l
Introduction Second Orchestra
"A wandering minstrel breaks the witch's
spell and leads the gOJsegirl away. She
comes to the village Of Hellabrunn and greets
her lover there on the day when it is foretold
that the first to enter the city gate is to Be
their king. They enter. but driven away
by the pgpulace with stones because d their
isuPTDsed) lOwly birth They go forth to-
gether and lose their way in snowstmn)
Song Of the GooseGir Palmer
(Overcome by hunger. they eat Of loaf
poisoned by the witch and die together IN
wood. Children guided by a bird find their
bOdieS)
Introduction and End Of Third Orchestra
The orchestra parts played on the piano By
Mrs Day.
Miss Mary E. Moskey, vocalist and
pianist. has issued invitations for
musical to be given at the home Of her
brother. DR.. T. A Moskey, on New
Years night. ThO~e to appear on the
are Mrs. Inga Patterson, So
pranO: Miss Julia Higgins, pianist;
George and Frank Moskey. the talented
and Henry MOskey, barytone.
Judge and Mrs. William L. Stephens.
formerly of Alabama. will entertain at
a musical next Wednesday. The pro-
gramme will be given by George Moskey.
Mrs. Patterson. soprano; Miss
Julia Higgins, pianist, and Miss Moskey,
accompanist.
Miss Mary Helen Howe. who has spent
the holidays at home here with her
family. will leave on Tuesday for Gaines
Vile, Ga, where she is at the head of
The vocal department of the Brennan
Miss Howe was heard
10 advantage at a musical last Wednes-
lay. when she sang the aria from the
Queen of Sheba" and the bell song
from "Lakma." Others who appeared
were Miss Won Jnschuld. Felix Gar
ziglia, Frank Gebest, and Louis Potter.
The choir of Trinity Episcopal Church
sang Horatio Parker's beautiful Christ
mas cantata on Christmas Eve, so sue
,essfulIy that it will be repeated next
evening Miss Myrtle Began.
Who made 4 great success with the
DranO part. learned the music on two
lays notice. taking the place Of Mrs.
Denhardt, who was detained by a death
II her family. Mr.. George S. WhitmOre,
enor, and Mr.. Herbert S. MoretOn, barry
one. also added much to the successful
Sam Fabian and Frank Jones made a
lying trip to Indiana to spend Christ
mas with the Iatter's parents in YER
allies taking them by surprise.
Places Ban on Public Cups.
The Commissioners yesterday sent .
eport TO the House District Committee
equesting that the bill making it an
,iace common drinking cup. he laid
side The Commissioners state they
,elieve they have the authority them
elves to issue an order placing the ban
n the germ-ridden class of drinking ves-
els.
ow in operation number almost 15o,-