The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

| FRANK MOTIFS Jones. formerly Of thdl
city. one OF the most gifted and accom-
plished young pianists. win return I,
Washington the end Of next month Il
make this his home again. Mr.. Jone,
left here some years ago to continue thu
study OF the piano In Germany and spen
four years In Vienna and Berlin. Sine,
his return to this country, . delightful
pianist and musician. he has lived II
Nebraska, but he has q wide circle o.
friends and admirers here who will Civ,
| him a hearty welcome He was q stu
dent with Mr.. Fabian for some year,
and will be associated with that brilliant
pianist in his work here. Mr.. Jones Il
/ not only an excellent musician, but Il
cultivated in art ard literature.
| A special musical service will be held
at Foundry NJ. e Church this evening
at o'clock under the direction of Sgd
| ney Lloyd Wrightson. Miss NJ. I. Hall
1 Of st. Thomas Episcopal Church. will
| sing "Still, Still With Thee" by Haw-
| ley. Mr.. wrightson will sing Draw
Near. All Ye People and Lord God OF
| Abraham" from Elijah" by Mendels-
sohn, MSS Hall and Mr.. wrishtson will
| sing a duet, Peace to This Dwelling .
by Smith. Mr.. Armacost, organist, VII
play for a prelude voluntary in D." by
Leybach, and o postIude In G by Wely
| The sermon will be preached by Rev
DR.. q. v. Leeoh.
During the past week an oil painting
\ Of heinrich Hammer. conductor OF the
Washington Symphony Orchestra, wal
added to the group adorning the walls
| Of the lobby Of the Columbia Theater
This portrait is q three-quarter-length
life-size representation and was painted
| by Miss Meta Craig. Of this city. MISS
Craig. who IL well known as vocalist
and composer. is q graduate OF the Cor
coran Art School the Pennsylvania
| Academy Of Art and studied portrai'
painting under william NJ. Chase. the
celebrated artist.
The Rubinstein Club held its annual
election of officers last Wednesday morn
ing in the ballroom Of the Arlington
Hotel, when the present officers were re-
elected for a second term. They are Mrs.
A. NJ Blair, president: Mrs. Clarence B.
Rheem, first vice president; Mrs. Walter
Gawier. second vice PRESIDENT Miss
Blanche A. Yewefl. secretary: Mrs. Al
fred T. Gage, treasurer, and Mrs. E l..
Yewell, librarian. The club will be heard
for the last time this season on Wednes-
day evening In the ballroom Of the New
Willard for the beneft Of the Prisoners
Aid Society They will sing seven good
numbers, and there will be four soloists
selected from the clubs membership
Mrs. Blair, who Is conductor as well as
president Of the club. will leave shortly
after this concert for her summer home
at AnnisQuam, Cape Cod.
Miss Berda g. Wilson presented .
young artist little Jean Ayler, aged
eleven. in plano recital at the Washing
ton Club Wednesday evening. assisted by
Mrs. Emily Frech Barnes The ushers
were Masters Ralph Weschler. Roger
Gessford. and Melvin Myers. Brilliancy
Of execution and good Interpretation,
combined with remarkable ease. marked
the rendition Of the following numbers
from memory: "Rondo." Schiller; Spring
Song" and Spinning Song" Mendels-
sohn; In Autumn" (vocaD and Spring
Song" Well, Mrs. Barnes; "Etuda" Hell
ler: "Sonate op. 10. No. q" Beethoven;
'Peneiope's Christmas Dance" recita-
ton. Mrs. Barnes: senate No 3. "AiIe-
gro Assai'' Mosart Grieg accompani-
ment for second piano by Miss Wilson
A delightful recital was given last
Wednesday afternoon IN the home of
Mrs. Charles zimmerman, In Eighteenth
street, for the Margaret Whetten Chap
ter. D. A. R. The programme was as
follows:
song. MoEnlnG .AnoIosDono't
Mrs. Thomss Manchester. Mrs. Charles Ammezman
at piano
ul 'Rondo Opus 81. No. i..........,..,: .Beethoven
(b) "CharSn Of the Husars' '...-..Fdtx epdndlr
Master William Turdn.
songs-
(al "Eourleaf Clover .Cuombs
o. Tho Rose Leans Over ths Pool .Chadwick
tc) Maytime BUCK
Mis- Edna Jones Shcehy. Mis- Isabel Stone.
Violin solos
tal "Meodie de Glucf f....---..-.....-.G. sgambau
(bt souvenir
Mrs. Samuel V. Grsack- cMfss Noack.)
Redtatiou-"An Irish Woman's Letter"
-hkhS MAUI ounSon
Alienation .Peinta
Miss Noack.
Violin Oog1t0.. 0tme3
Mis- Lillian Burke
Piano solos
ta lmpromptu schubert
(b} "Ma1che Mhtazo schubert
Miss Lerna ChtldS
The Motet Choir directed BY Otto L.