The Washington herald., 1911-04-02
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

The seventh recital of a series will be
given by Mr.. Edgar Priest on tho new
organ at st. Paurs Episcopal Church,
Twcn:y-third street and Washington Cir
Gle, this evening.
\ splendid concert was given in the
main auditorium of Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church Friday night. a large
audience being present. w. ]. Weber.
organiSt of the church. had charge. and
deserves credit for the success of the
affair. Mrs. Edith y. Bayly gave de-
liShtful reading of Doris (NcvinI, with
a violin and cello oblisato by Mr.. Joseph
o. Harrison and Mr.. ]. ~ d. Turner
For an encore she rendered Happy
Days tSueleskib. with cello obligato
by MIR. Turner. Mr.. Joseph O. Harrison
played movement from Mendelssohn's 5
concerto for the violin in fine style
Mrs. ID. Oln Leech Was most pleasing
in a group of songs, including A Red
Red Rose ,HastingD, oh, that We Two
Were MayinS" CNevim, and Tom Noore's 5
ballad. Believe Me- \ clarinet solo.
Midnight Bells of Rome BurgmuellerD.
by Mr.. II. E. schmidt. was most enjoy
able, while several barytone solos, Three
for Jack CSquireD. and Celeste" rem
~ appreciated. Mr.. Weber rendered Poet
and Peasant" Non SuppeD. JoceIyn's
'Berceuse. and anniversary march
Dodge as pipe organ solos. and Mr.
Louis n Potter and Mr.. Weber gave
an excellent rendition of "Festintradc''
Vlockmar) as pipe organ duet.
Miss Katharine McNcal, the concert
pianist, whose informal Sunday afternoon
musicales have been an enjoyable fea-
ture OF the current musical season, will
give difficult and attractive programme
at recital al her studio tomorrow even
ing. The numbers selected are as fol-
lows:
Pastc-alc. minor Scarlatti-Tau-=
Sonata, opus 81. No. Beethoven
Allegro.
Mnue1O
NnCturue for lCft hand SCriabinc
Clair dc Lunc. from suite ''BeTEama squc''....
''Tabaficre a MnsiUuc' Iiadow
From an Indian L,dsc' .MAcdoscll
"CZardas.
EtIde \ fat.
Fantaisic ImprumTtu. .................... Chnp,u
Nocturre, sharp minor.
Poloraisc \ fat major.
An informal musicale. with Miss Mary
E Moskey as hostess. was enjoyed at her
home last Sunday evening. Miss Mos
keys beautiful solo. THE Rosary" Nev-
in, was well received. and for an encore
Gounod's Ave Maria was sung with
much expression. ''Traumeri," Schumann.
was delightfully."- rendered on the violin
by Miss Garfield Simpson. who responded
with Take Back the Heart and the
piano solos by Miss Ursula NJ. Lewis and
Mr.. Snyder were brilliantly performed.
The Schubert Trio, composed of Sue
nj. Greacen. 'cel!ist and pianist; Louise
May Farrow, violinist and reader, and
Mary \. Cowen, soprano and accom-
panist, appeared in recital for the en-
tertainment of the blind in the lecture
hall at the Public Library Thursday.
Miss Eta Josselyn Giffin, who has re-
Gently returned from a trip to Egypt.
had charge of the programme The pro-
gramme was as follows: Trio. violin,
cello, and piano, Song Without Words"
CTschaikowsky), and, 'Traumeri." Schu-
man; soprano solo, Sing. Smile. Slum-
ber" (Goun"dD, and Love Has Wings
(Rogers); piano solo, Rustic of SPRING
(Sinding); reading, ''Order for Picture"
Carrie; trio, ''Pizzacato Gavotte-
tPache), and ''Intermezzo" CMascagni:
violin solo, "Rondo" Ode BerioD, and
vocal solo. Come Unto Him c'The
Messiah.')
Mrs. Walter Gawler. formerly Miss
Ethel Holtzclaw, sang a charming ? up
OF songs before the Friday Morning
Music Club last week. including Fishers
''Gae to Sleep" Nevin's "At Twilight"
Delcroze's lie Coeur de ma mie," and |
the waltz song from Gounod's Romeo |
and Juliette.'' She was in good voice and |
made a brilliant success. The other |
numbers on the programme were a rondo /
from Beethoven's piano and violin So
nata. NO. l, opus Il, by Mrs. Lotta Mills
Hougn and Miss Minna Hinrichs; Rondo /
r Capriccio. by Beethoven, and Taran-
teiia, by Rubinstein. for piano. by Mrs.
Day; two choruses. Chadwick's Rondel !
Tin canon form for four parts, and |
Brahms Barcaro.-e, by the club chorus,
under the able direction of Mrs. Dean;
4 group OF soprano songs by Mrs. Hilton \
NEE Bangs), including Godards ''On /
Board. On Board! Mendelssohn's When