The Washington herald., 1911-03-26

was as follows: ?
Don .Mozar
Misses Omstead and Miller.
Senate first and third moTcmentsD .Gre
Miss COhencious
Etude op 10, No. Chopin
Mrs. Jennings.
Cappriccio op. .Brahm
Mr.. Engcl.
Miss PTimm.
Prelude, OF. Chopin
Miss Kampfc.
LiebeStraum No .Llsz
Miss Thompson.
Marche Trumphale Gori'
Mrs Jennings and Miss Primm-
MdIurha
Nocturne on J. No. 2.:....--.-'.....-.----Chopir
Invitation to the Dance Wehc1
Misses Thompson. CUh'ncicus. and kampfe. and
MI Engel.
Miss Claire WrightSon, seven years old,
played two little duets with Mr. Fabian,
which showed a great deal of talent and
industry, and quite captivated the house
An interesting programme has beer
prepared for a concert to be given ir
the main auditorium of Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church next Friday evening,
under the direction of w. J. Weber, the
organst. The SolOists will be Mrs Edith
D. BayIy, soprano: Mrs. D. Olin Leech,
contralto; Mr.. Charles Meyers, tenor
Mr.. Roland Rodrick, barytone: Mr.
Joseph o. Harrison, ViOIinist; Mr.. Louis
A. Potter. OrgansI. and H. B. Schmidt,
clarinettiSt. Admission will be free.
Mrs Ernest Lent has been called to
Madison, Wis, where her elder son. Will
mer. a professor in the University OF
Wisconsin, has been seriously i'll. The
last report from there is that he has
had turn for the better, and the physi-
clans are now hopeful Of his recovery.
Mr.. Lent did not so, nut held himself
in readiness TO leave on short notice for
q week or moro.
Miss Marion McFall has arranged the
following programme for the special
musical service on Sunday evening
anthem. THE Lord Is Ny Light" Grow
BRIDGE: bass solo. Abide With Me"
(Ashfordl. Mr. Walter Wooden; duet,
Lead, Kindly Light" Mrs. James Kerr,
Miss McFaH: anthem, The Golden
TEreshold'' CNevin: organ solo. "Adora-
ton CGauD. Mrs. Edmund Barry; So
prano solo, Ave Maria CGounodD, with
violin obligato by Miss Koechling; an
them, Peace l Leave With You
(RobertsJ.
Miss Ethel Tozier had a pupils piano
recital yesterday. presenting Miss Inez
Demonet and Miss Mabel Sinclair, at a
musical tea. Mrs. George Demonet, So
pranO solOist, assisted.
The Rubinstein Club will have a Mem
bers' Day" programme next Wednesday
morning at the Arlington. In the even
ing this fiourishng club will celebrate its
third birthday by a masked ball for men,
bers only, to be given in the MCNeal
studio \ prize has been offered by the
conductor and president. Mrs. A. NJ
Blair, for the best costume and disguise.
Pupils of the Columbia Conservatory
of Music, Edwin Hart principal, gave
recital in the new studio rooms last
Thursday evening. after which refresh
mcntS were served
A song service will begin in Ingram
Memorial Church this evening at S
o'clock. when the regular choir will be
assisted by Miss Ethel Lee. 'cellist. Mrs
s. Gusack, violinist: Miss Vera Hambly,
soprano. and Prof. Philip Baer, tenor.
of Iitaly, who will sing "Cujas Amman"
from Rossni's ''Stabat Mater" Com
fort Ye My People" and Every Valley
deb. Ms Z. F.. Rarncs will recite poem
with musical accompaniment. There will
be cello and violin solos, and trio for
piano, cello, and violin. Mrs. Henry
Hunt Mckee is directress of the choir
of forty voices.
Miss Mildred Rider will give a piano re-
cital in the music room of the Washing
ton Club on April =. She will be assisted
by Miss Hilda koehler, mozzo-soprano.
and Ralph Goldsmith, violinist.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee will give a
students recital next Wednesday evening
in Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church at SO o'clock. The soloists will
be Miss Ethel Leonard. Miss Pearl Cloyd
Miss Yula Starncll, Miss Bessie Jorey,
Miss Ann Howell. Miss Marion Mccoy,
Miss Evelyn CroggOn. Mrs. +. T. Jones'
Mrs. Jessie Hover, Mrs. Flora Brylawski
Mr.. Fred Mitchell. Mr. Oscar Gardner
and Mr.. J. Wilkinson. They will be as
sisted by Mrs. l.. F. Barnes, reader; Mrs.
S. Gusack. violinist, and Mr.. l.. f. Ma
molly, 'cellist.
Mr. William 4. EngeI pianist, has post
poned his recital to April 26, when he
will give a pretentious programme in
Columbia Theater.
Miss Clarine McCarty has returned
from a trip to Massachusetts. She
played in Pittsfeld. at a concern in the
South Congregational Church. giving the
following numbers: ''Rigoletto." by
The Nightingale (Rus-
sian Melody. by Liszt; 'Valse," by
Chopin: sextet from Lucia di Lam
mermoor" Gor the left hand). Les
chetiZky" She also appeared on a pro-
gramme at the Seminary in Northfield. |
Mass.
Pupils of the Columbia Conservatory |
Cf Music gave an enjoyable recital in |
the new studio rooms at 1916 Calvert |
street northwest last night. The pupils |
taking part in the recital were Misses |
Florence and Yeta Brez, Miss Eleanor
North, Miss Rosalie Bowen, Miss Juliet |
Barbaux. Miss Hyacinth Carow, Mr. !
Raymond Hart. Miss Gairda Christiana
Mr.. Lyman Tibbets, and Miss Martha
Klein.
At the exhibit Of the Society of Wash
ington Artists, Miss Meta Craig's por-
trait of Miss Drew is receiving favorable
comment. Miss Drew is at present in
Berlin, where she is teaching and doing