The Washington herald., 1911-05-28

The Apollo Orchestra will make its
final appearance Of the present, or fourth.
playing season this morning in McKen-
dree II. e. Church, main auditorium, in
! connection with the ChiIdren's Day ex-
ercises OF the Sunday school Director
Albert p. Johnston has prepared a splen-
: did orchestral programme, which begins
At 1ol5 q. m, as a fitting close TO the
orchsstra's most successful season.
A musicale was given Friday evening
at Washington Seminary. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Lent and Anton Kaspar were
heard in q trio by Saint-Saens. Mr..
Lent played a cello sonata OF his own
composition; Miss Vera Corey played
concerto by Mendelssohn, with second
piano accompaniment by Miss Burbage;
Anton Kaspar gave several violin selec-
tions. and Paul Bleyden, tenor, who was
In spelndid voice. was heard to advan-
tsge in group Of songs.
The Students Club Of the Washington
College Of Music will hold its last meet
ing Of the year at the college on Tues
day evening. June 6. instead Of May 81,
as previously planned.
At the Foundry NJ. E. Church this
evening a new chorus choir Of seventy
volunteer voices will make its first ap-
pearance under the direction Of Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson. There are some solo,
lists in other churches who do not have
services in the evening and are kindly
assisting him in his work. The choir will
only sing at the evening services, which
will be elaborated each Sunday, and on
the last Sunday of each month a special
musical service will be rendered. They
will sing until the end Of July. reorgan-
izing in September. The order of serv-
Ice arranged for this evening is as fol-
lows, with Mr.. Walter c. Armacost at
the organ: Prelude, Grand March," ver-
di; anthem, Send Out the Light" Gou-
nod; anthem, Sweet Is Thy Mercy"
Barnaby: solo obligato. Mr.. Wrightson;
anthem. Zion, Awake" Cost.
The performance of Shelley's '1nheri-
tance Divine in Trinity Episcopal
Church last Thursday added one to the
long list of works given under the direc-
ton OF Oscar Franklin Comstock during
his seven years at Trinity Church. The
beautiful work was executed with a pre-
cision and enthusiasm which is charac-
tertstic Of this choir, the solos being ef-
fectively delivered by Mr.. Will ]. Caul-
field, tenor, and Mr.. Herbert S. Moreton,
barytone.
Mrs. William Wall whiddit, wife of
the organist and choirmaster of the First
Congregational Church. has returned
from Atlantic City much improved in
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto T. Simon will sail
for Europe on June 9. They will first
stop on the Isle of Wight for a rest
after the work of the musical season.
Later they will attend the opera and
concerts given in London Incidental to
the coronation festivities. The greater
part Of the summer will be spent in
Switzerland, with a sojourn at the Ital-
ian lakes preparatory to sailing for home
from Genoa on September 6.
Mr.. Oscar Franklin Comstock will give
a studio recital tomorrow evening, when |
George S. Whitmore, W. L. Newhall, |
Herbert S. Moreton, Miss Myrtle Began, |
and Mrs. c. c. Covert, besides a male |
quartet, will have places on the pro-
gramme. Miss Nina Burklin will give a |
group Of piano pieces.
Miss Ethel Tozier, pianist, will sail for
Europe June "a and return September g.
She will spend some time studying with
Godowsky. Miss Tozier gave the last of
her pupils evenings on Friday with the
following programme:
Duet ''Canzonett" .Chaminade
Misses Helena Lofier and Louisa GUIDE
Miss Katherine AItemns.
"old Man in Leather .Bederman
Miss Helena Loier
Prelude Porter
iIiss Ida Cannon.
Dance of Bears Heinz
Miss Mildred Woodward
' rkaI Ofr1er-
TO Water Nympa''
Miss Frances Hauies.
fonQo huhlan
Miss Louisa Guide.
Serenade Mowskovski
Miss Maria Marmion.
sGarf Dance .Chamnade
Miss Alma Knox.
Prelude Rachmannof
Miss Anna Colladay.
ST,'esny sTa hiuoe .LaTelee
Miss Gertrude Hamilton.
Norwegian Bridal Processinn Gries
Miss Jessie Galloway.
Miss Nan Tuohy, contralto, sang a
group:
Widening ........................... schumann
''Leal Song lehman
Ringers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Lohr
Miss Helen Dodge played a group of
violin numbers:
That's ............ - ,t,.zo,.. |
souvenir Drdla
There Will be special musical service .
at the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
this evening. The following programme
will be rendered: Choruses, Help, Lord
and Thanks Be to Cod from MendeIs- ,
sohn's Elijah" ''Sanctus," by Gounod;
And the Glory of the Lord" and Hal
lelujah," from HandeFs Messiah"
Louise Citizens Trimble, soprano, from
New York, will be heard in the aria:
With Verdure Clad" from Haydn 3 !
Creation, and Mendelssohn's Hear ,
My Prayer" Newton Hammer, bary-
tone; and Mrs. Arthur Butler Pierce,
contralto, will also be heard George H.
Wilson is the organist.
This evening at the First Congrega- !
tional Church there will be an hours !
musical service by the choir, assisted by s
Mr.. Paul Bleyden, the noted tenor. The {
following is the programme:
Orsan-oTerture, 'Oberon". NJ Won Weber .
1rgan-"ModeTate Cantabile' from Seventh
syihphohy Wider
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