The Washington herald., 1911-03-19

ligato by Mr. o. B. Bellinger, will con-
stitute the solo numbers. The choir will
render Send Out Thy Light" (Gounod),
Sing Praise to Cod CMerritt), 1.-The
Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away
CWoodward), and Praise Unto the
Father" CBeirly). The personnel of the
choir is as follows: Sopranos. the Misses
Bonini, Coleman, Fielder, Larsen, Laux-
man, Mcbride, and Mrs. Winchcole; al
tos, the Misses Boucher, Jenkins, Lowen,
TruXwell, and Mesdames Bellinger and
knodler; tenors, Messrs. Ebert, Fielder.
Roxby, Solem, and w. H. Winchcole;
basses. Mr.. Harold Bellinger, o. B. Bel
linger. and Messrs. McCoach, Neal, and
Mr.. John Winchcole.
The Friday Morning Club had a pro-
gramme of national music of Ireland last
Friday. A, paper prepared by Mrs. Patten
was read by Mrs. Richard c. Dean. Illus
trations of the songs were given by Miss
Brickenstein. Mrs. Dean. and Mrs. Hill
ton. Miss Mary Emily King was the
violinist and Miss Aileen Bell and Mrs.
King were the pianists. The pro-
gramme, which was printed in green,
was as follows:
Credhes Lament for Gail" old Irish
The Kerry Cow W....................Galway Collection
Hush Song Llimneach). Petrie Collection
The Loved Bride of O'Byrne" GAmentl.........
Old Arranmore Air
The Blackbrd and the Thrush" Galway Collection
The Banks Of the Daisies" ".......Petrie Collection
The Gap in the Hedse' Barnard
Ia Colonel Carly (PlanIty. dancel. tbD The
Irish Reel" .Petie Collection
Arranged by Stanford.
Irish Fantasie Jig, op. 81, No. ;. for violin and
PianCforte. c. Villiers Stanford
Miss Ethel Lee, the gifted young Gel
list, will play some solos this afternoon
at the free organ recital at the Peabody
Conservatory, in Baltimore, where she is
student
At the New National Theater tonight
the Washington Saengerbund, with Helm
rich Hammer as director. will present its
last public concert of the season For
this concert the engagement is announced
Of Nine. Jennie Norelli, the famous So
prano, of the Metropolitan Opera House.
and Master Elias Breeskin, the violin
prodigy, who created such a sensation in
this city about four years ago, when he
was but eleven years of age.
Nine. NOreli needs no Introduction to
Washington audience for the remarka-
bic work Of this brilliant pupil OF Nine.
MarChesi in her appearances in grand
opera in this city Is we'll remembered. This
evening Nine. Norclli will be heard in
" CaSta Diva" from Norma" and in the
Bell SONG" from the second act of
Lakme." Master Breeskin will present
Wieniawski's Concerto" in D minor and
the ''Polonase" in D major, written for
violin and orchestra.
The thoroughly artistic work of Helm
rich Hammer is too well known to local
audiences to need any recital As
conductor OF chOruses and choral societies
in Sweden, France. Holland, and Switz-
erland, Mr.. Hammer gained a knowledge
of directing which will be well illustrated
in the work of the Saengerbund in their
rendition OF the following numbers:
"Ossian." BesChnitt; 'Muttersprache."
EngeIhardt. with barytone solo by
Thomas A. Murray. and An der schooner
blauen Donau' C'The Blue Danube'D. J.
Strauss. AS an introductory number the
Washington symphony Orchestra will pre-
sent Gade's "Ossian" overture.