The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
MUSICaAND MUSICIANS.

themselves and their school The Bee
tnoven part Of the programme included
Sonatine. in q major. Miss Jessie Handy;
Rondo No. !, Opus 81. Miss Mabel White;
Andapte. major, Miss Isora Bingaman;
Senate, Opus q. No. /. Miss Ruth
E6aush; Senate. Opus q. No. 2-Adasio.
AllegFetto. Miss Katharine May Brooks;
overture. Egmont Miss Miller and Miss
Bfnsaman. The other part Included:
Love Song CNevin). Miss Efie Handy;
Cailirhoe (Chiminade), Miss Mabel White,
Pavana (Sharp). Gondoleria CNevin), and
Good Night CNevin), Miss Grace Breu-
ninger; Chanson Sans Paroles CTschai.
kowskD and Norwegian Bridal Process
sion lGriegl. Miss Bessie Speer; Melodie
8MoskkowskD and The Lark tGlinka-
Balakirew), Miss Isora Bingaman: Pas
sepied (Delibes). Au Ruisseau (Schutt),
and 81 Oiseau J. 'Etais (HenseID, Miss
Katherine May Brooks; Rhapsodie, No.
8 Uiszo. Miss Ruth Ebaugh. Miss MIL
Ter will have her closing recital June 2.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith-Maxweu presented one of her ad-
vanced pupils. Miss Ruby Tedd Thur
mond. Of Dallas. Tex. in a song recital
at Madison Hail. Miss Thurmond was
assisted by Miss Pearl Katrfne Sluss,
reader. The following programme was
given: These Are They C'Hofy City,,
Gaul; (a) The Danza," Chadwick; Ob)
IAN Open Secret" woodman; aria from
Samson and Delilah." Saint-Saens. Miss
Thurmend: ''Rhoda and Her Pagoda,"
from a musical comedy, Miss Sluss; "Er
der Herrtichste Won Allen" schunann,
Miss Thwmond: AT the Box Office
Window" Miss sluss; (a) Sweet Winds
That Blow. Chadwick; Nh) "A Curl"
Neid1inger; (c) Sweet Miss Mary" Neid.
linger. Miss Thurmond: the sleep-walk-
ing scene from Macbeth" Miss Sluss;
aria from lie Cid" Massenet, Miss
Thurmond Miss Kate Alderman accom-
panied Miss Thurmond.
Mrs. Smith Maxwell has returned from
New York. where she was the sololist on
Tuesday evening at q sacred concert
given at High Bridge. N. J., New York
suburban town. Mrs. Maxwell gave three
numbers Of the programme-"with Yer.
dure Clad" from the Creation" Gou-
mods There Is Green HILL" and Il
Know That Ny Redeemer Liveth," from
the Messiah"
Miss Clarine McCarty gave a pupils
recital in Pythian Temple on Friday
evening.
MIS- Huron W. Lawson, nee Kaspar,
has been engaged as soprano soloist for
the Thalia-Maennerchor Of Baltimore on
June Is for the concert they will give to
celebrate their twenty-fifth anniversary.
Miss Sue Binford. pianist, gave a re-
cital pnder the direction Of her teacher,
Miss Waugh. In the concert hall of
Fairmont Seminary last Wednesday aft
ernoon. Miss Binford is a young artist
who played q difficult programme, all
from memory. with good tone and tech
nique, and made a pretty picture at the
piano. She played compositions Of Bee
thoven, Chopin, Loeschorn, Pirkhart, De-
busy. Mcdowell, Mokrets. and Pader.
ewski.
The Inheritance Divine" by Harry
Rowe Shelley, will be sung in Trinity
Church next Thursday evening. under
direction Of Oscar Franklin Constock,
organist and choirmaster The solo parts
will be sung by Mrs. Charles Dunhardt
Mrs. Clarence C. Covert, Mrs Will J.
and Mr.. Herbert A. Moreton.
Miss Bessie Louise Jeffords, a stfted
young girl Of St. Cecilia.s Academy, gave
q plano recital on Friday afternoon in
new Masonic Temple. She played a pro-
gramne worthy of a much older artist
end showed much musical intelligence, a
clear flowing technique. and great poise
She had an appreciative audience, who
were charmed with her performance Of
Beethoven's sonata. Pathetique: Mac
Dowelrs concert etude, Stojowskfs Chant
dAmour, the Audante finale from "Lu-
cta,' arranged for left hand by Les
chetiJky. which was especially well and
brilliantly done; Chopin's Fantasia I'M
promptu, and Polonaise, opus 53. and
Liszt's Petrarch's forty-seventh sonnet
and twelfth rhapsodie. She played three
Hungarian Dance, No.
!, MacDowell's ITO a Water Lily" and
From a Wandering Iceberg"