The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-03


The solos will be Fear Ye Not, o Israel"
CBuck), by Mr.. L. c. Fairbank; Governs
Thanksgiving, by Mrs. Brown, and
Calls Eye Hath Not Seem" by Mr..
Brosius.
The ofrertory at the morning service
will be sung by Prof Mccall Lanham, of
New York City.
The recital last Thursday for the blind
was given by Miss CIarine McCarty,
pianist, assisted by Miss Ethel Noble
Johnson, soprano The programme open
ed with the Clement Sonate," op. Sc,
No. 3, by Miss McCarty, who also played
the following:
"A la bien AIMEE" rase. .Schutt
Wedding March and "Elfn Chorus from
Midsummer Nights Dream. .MendelsSohn-L List
Song, Il Hear You Calling Marshall
Miss johnson, accompanied by Miss Imogene
GrahamD
April Morn Robert Batten
One Fine Day" from Madam Butterfly Puccini
The November studio recital by Mr..
Oscar Franklin Comstock took place
last Wednesday when the programme
was of unusual excellence. Miss Emma
Bowen, Mr.. Harry Forker, and Mr.
George Whitmore all did uniformly good
work in their groups of songs, but
Began finished performance of Concone's
Judith" as well as a trying group of
songs, and Mr.. Herbert Morton's broad
Interpretation of 1T is enough" from
Elijah" Miss Elizabeth Graham's vio-
lin playing was thoroughly delightful and
added charming touch to the pro-
gramme.
The Rebew Orchestra, under the di-
rection of H. W. Weber will give a pub
lie rehearsal tomorrow night in the
lecture room of the Keller Memorial
Church, Miss Viola Schippert, soprano
and Mr.. E. T. Hart, violinist. being the
solOists.
Miss Edith StrasbUrger will give a con-
cert next Tuesday evening, when she will
be presented by Miss Ethel Tozier. Miss
Strasburger will be assisted by Mr.. Ralph
Goldsmith, violinIst, and Mrs. Julian Bry-
lawski, contralto. The programme fol-
lows:
Miss Strasburger.
al Meditation ifrum That's Mass net
Mr.. Goldsmith.
Sunset Buck
Mrs Brylawski.
lll Prelude RachnaninCh
~ Scotch poem MacDowe
(c) Fourth Nalse Chaminade
Miss SuasburEcr.
Polonalse Atynarskl
Nh Goldsmith.
Mon occur s'Cure ia Saint Saens
Mrs. Brylawski.
honZerstuck Weber
Miss StrasburgcT.
Miss Tozier second piano.)
The Criterion Orchestra. Herbert G.
Winfield, director, will render a special
musical programme preceding the regu-
lar service at Gunton Temple Memorial
Presbyterian Church, this evening at 8
o'clock. The programme will include
Consolation" by List; Largo" Han
del; "Amaryllis." Ghys; Flower Song"
Lange. and Apple Blossom" Roberts.
This is the second appearance of the
Criterion Orchestra at this church this
season.
Miss De Lone Of New York visited
the Holy Cross Academy, Chevy Chase
and on Wednesday gave a harp recital
to the pupils accompanied by vocal solos
and recitations.
There will be an Evening with the
choir at the First Presbyterian Church,
John Marshall place, this evening begin
ming at 7:45, when the following pro-
gramme will be given:
Organ:
al Romance IauslE
lb .FlaEleT
Mrs Schutt.
Festival TIE DetTm ALzamoTa
Hear U.s. Father Willard
Mrs. Roberts and quartet.
Trio Sweet Is the Work .Wiegand
Mrs Roberts, MI Blanchard, and Mr. Helwig
Organ, On the CoaS: Dudley Buck
Mrs Schutt.
Contrato SOLO "Salve Regina Dudley Buck
Miss Finney.
Crdo
Quartet.
PCEtlUdc NaP1cF
Soprano. Mrs l. A. Roberts; contraIto, Miss
Mary B. FTnney; tenor. Mr. W. St. John Blanch-
ard: bass Mr.. H. H. L. HelwiE; Organist, Ms. G.
+. Schutt.
Mrs Walter Gawler and Mrs. W. T
Reed gave an interesting programme at
noon most delightfully."-. The numbers
were:
"Ouis est homo (stabat Matrr) ........... Rossin
Mrs. GawIcr and Mrs. Reed.
(a) The Nightingale Whelpley
Cb) Dreaming Shelley
Mrs. Gawler.
ta) oh Come with Me''............Van de Stncken
L 10, ..1 a. L0T No. MGe co;:,i5.. Eo oS6s
Mrs. Reed
(a) ''Barcarolle'' Ofenbach
~ Nearest and Dearest .Caraciolla
Mrs. Gawler and Mrs. Reed.
Ia "GaTottc Lenoire
ID La occur dc mie AlCruze
tc lie Printcmps Stem
Mrs Gawler.
tal Thanksgiving --..-..--.........-.......C owen
lbl At Parting IrUTvard
(c White Threat .Whelpey
Mrs. Reed.
Mrs. GaWler and Mrs. Reed.
promised for this evening at Memorial
Continental Hall The music selected by
Mr.. Simon for the programme will be
especially rich in significance and beauty
AS the happiness Of the Christmas season
Is often fraught with sad recollections, so
in this programme the bright and joyous
is brought into relief by numbers of
melancholy beauty. Horatio Parker
beautiful suite for piano and strings will
be played by Mrs. Simon. Anton Kaspar
and Ernest Lent. There are no tickets
on sale for this concert, but information
as to reservation of seats may be had
by addressing the secretary, Miss Jean c.
Stier, 1928 r street
Miss Laura Robertson, of New York,
formerly of Washington, will give a song
recital on Monday evening, December II,
in the Cloverside School, when she will
he rrasented nv the Misses TinslOw Miss