The Washington herald., 1911-03-05

Rabbit, VloltniSt. Inc young perform
ers who appeared on the programme were
Misses Lucy and Muckenhaupt, Scott
Trowbridge, Olga Hutchins, Louise Belt
zell, Katherine West, Ebert Quirolo,
Nellie Lawler, De Freest Larner, bn-
ginia Fuller, Vera White, Martha Green
berg Louise Watson, Leonard Clark.
Isabelle Meany, CarIotta Quirollo, Doro-
thy Hunt, Cecilia Rogers. Leah Rabbit,
Katherine Wells, Frances Meany, and
Edna MaedeL Mrs. Reed, who made
great hit with her charming voice, sang
Van der Stucken's 20 Come with Me In
the Summer Night" and white
Throat" Mr. Rabbit played Schumann's
"Traumeri,' Mendelssohn's Spring
Song" and Wagner's Evening Star
Song"
The Arion Club will celebrate its ami
versary this evening at the clubhouse
The following programme has been ar
ranged by Karl Holer, musical director:
oysrtre Bridal Rose" -LaEaIlee
The Nordica Mandolin and Guitr Ouh
... Mr.. W. T. Holt, director
o,uuA Shepherds Sunday sDng>'-----krsutSer
Arion- Society.
Remarks By Mr.. John WischhIsen- presldnt q the
Aron Society.
Clarinet sDlo ''Caratina from ''Eznanf' ...--.Vei
Mr.. Raymond Hart
Cal "Altdeutsches Liebeslied'' woaiEenuth
% -AG Muttg mag mi nit -...-------.-F Folk song
Anon Society.
Violin solo, "Csnzonetta" from Cnncato.----..-- o.
!Tschaikp1sp
Mr. Edgar T Hart
Bass solo. Vision Fugitive - from ''Herodias~-
Mr.. Thomas A Murray.
The o S A Patrol -Rsck
Tho Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Cub.
The annual concert of the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church choir Will be held
on Tuesday evening, March H. at the
church. Fourth and streets southeast
An interesting programme has been ar
ranged All the music which will be
rendered is from the works of Mendels-
sohn, including two cantatas, Hear
Ny Prayer and LAS the Heart Pants,
also three sections from Elijah and Sc
lections from st. Paul. and the Hymn
of Praise" The splendid work of this
choir is attracting large congregations
each Sunday evening. An added feature
has been arranged for the concert by the
engagement of Louise Citizens Trimble, of
New York, a talented soprano, who will
sing the solo parts in Hear Ny Prayer
and the forty-second Psalm This young
singer is well-knOwn on the concert stage
She has a remarkable. voice, with SEEM
ingly hmitless range, and of beautiful
quality.
Mrs NJ. r. Waldecker gave her monthly
musicale last Friday, at her studio, 1924
Fifteenth street northwest The princi-
pal numbers played by the pupils were
Love Dreams No. l, ., and 3, by F.
Liszt: ''Fugues," by s Bach; Fantasia
by Mozart; symphonies" by Beethoven,
and pieces by c. GOunod and F. Grieg
where also played. The programme was
well selected and represented the works
of great masters of composition.
On Tuesday last, in assisting. Master
wilfrid Morrison, of Canada, in a song
recital in the assembly hall of the Y NJ.
c. A. Master George Moskey. the young
violinist, pleased his audience by a de-
lightful performance of De Beriots Con
certo No. L. and Schumann's ''Trau-
meri''
The Aerial Exposition viii have a
sacred concert this afternoon and tonight
in the Exposition Building, North Capitol
and NJ streets. The Greater Washington
Band, Mr.. John B. BoTello director, will
give the following programme:
AFTERNOON.
March The Free Lance
Overture. Morning Noon and Night
Song The Heart Bowed Down .Balfe
Grand selection "CaTalleria Rusicana". -Mafagni
Characteristic. Sleigh Ride GalOp' Neibis
Excerpt from Prince of Pilsn .Luders
Dance EsTaC7lOla La PoIuna .Missued
Waltz. Thousand and One Nights Strauss
PotpOuri. Gems Of Stephen Foster .Toban
Song Beyond the Gates of Paradise King
March My Maryland" Migrant
EVENING.
March Diplomatic SOusa
Overture ''Orrhfrrs' Offenbach |
NlT.ns- ~, u.I1l
Grand selection 'Faust GOlnnd
ToreadHr's Song from grand opera, "Carme1 ..Bizet
Grand march. Tannhauser Wagner
Ssxtet from Lucia di Lammermoor .Donizeti
Excerpt from Mile. Mcdiste Herbert
Song The Rosary .Neyn
Quartet from 'Rig1etto Verdi
Air from Madam Butterfly PucCni
March CorOnatlol -Meyerbeer
Members Of the Progress Club, consist
ing OF the pupils Of the Whitman Piano
School, and their friends, were enter
tained by Mrs. Ross Whitman, at her
residence, 205 Third street northeast, last
Saturday evening. The programme was
most creditably performed by the mem
bers OF the club The Chopin numbers
were rendered. in most artistic manner.
Mrs Frank pAesided at the refreshment
table, assisted by Miss Edith Gray and |
Miss Maude Douglas. Those who were |
on the programme were Ray Tull, Lois
Eldridge, Lasalia McCaffrey,' Joseph
Frank, Helen Whitman, Miss Walker,
Miss Douglass, Miss Stewart, Mr. Jack
Whitman, Miss Callahan, Mrs. Whitman,
and Miss Frank.
A largely attended musicale and teal
was given Friday afternoon at the
Friends School by Mr. and Mrs Thomas
W. SidwelL Mr.. Harry Patterson Hop
hns at the piano and Mr.. Herman c.
Rakemann on the violin entertained an
enthusiastic company in the meeting
house of the school. Tea was served in
the reception rooms of the school.
A ''hobble party given by the gym
nasium girls of the Young women's
Christian Association, Thursday evening"
was much enjoyed by a large company OF
young women Unique costumes of the.
hobble variety were worn and occasioned
much merriment grand march, mill
tary tactics. folk dances, and games
under the direction of Miss Ruth SVEN,
physical director, were much enjoyed.
Miss Marion Cox and Miss Della Grover
as the vegetable twins" were clever
Their costumes consisted of gowns
evolved from sacks worn with red girdIes
with a carrot pendant: and cabbage leaf
bow, and a spring onion aigrette.
Success crowned the efforts of the
vocalists under the direction of S. F.
Compton. the composer, in their pres