The Washington herald., 1911-06-11
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

Miss Mary cryder. who has done much
toward the progress and advancement
Of good music In Washington. returned
last week from stay OF several weeks at
Clifton Springs, entirely recovered from
the long Illness of the winter and spring.
She viii stay a short time In her N
street home before going for her summer
outing.
Mr.. and Yrs. Otto Torney simon sailed
wednesday, on the Majestic for South
ampton to,be abroad all summer. They
have both had a busy season. They gave
a series q -ecttals and inusicales here
and In aeir studio in Carnegie Hall,
New Yo1z, before closing their home
and stWios, in which the following
young rtists and students took some
part: Mrs. c. F. Angel. of Dorchester,
Mass; Hrs. Adrian Bedell, of New York; !;
Mrs. Montgomery Blair, Mrs. A. w.
Brink, Mrs. Colcord, Mrs. J. 1. Decker,
Mrs. ] L. Dilworth, of New York; Mrs.
Mabel Owen Beard, Miss Meta Craig,
Miss Virginia Blair, Miss Bessie Birch,
Mrs, Anna c. Beavers, of Leesburg,
Va. sIMiss Clio Barlow, of Seattle, Wash
ingdn; Miss Martha CaIvo Miss Ger
uuNe SOnQrOus MISS OaQSey, OF ttlCn-
mod, Va; L. H. De Leon, Of Port
Rifnmond. Staten Island; Miss Edith
Efnest, Miss Louisa Hoar. grand-daugh-
t9 of the late Senator Hear; Chandler
EAle, son OF the Assistant Secretary of
Sate; Miss Anne Hopkins Mrs George
tebbard, Mr.. G. W. Gray, of New York;
frs- w. n. Hill. Mrs. ]. A. Houghtor,
Hiss Rebecca Iddings, Miss Irma john
son, of Dorchester Mass; Miss Muddi-
~ A
INeiIl Lucia and Garrison Norton, chill
dren of the Presidents former secretary;
Miss Noel, Of Georgia; Mrs. John Nolan,
Miss Frances Moore, daughter Of Clsr-
ence Moore; Miss Katherine McCIintock.
daughter Of A. Garrison McClintock; Miss
Harriet McRae; Miss Virginia Mckee,
Miss E. Eleanor Patterson, Of New York;
Miss George v. Maury, Miss Eleanor
Reyburn. Mrs. William Stirling, former
ly Miss Ethel Robeson; Miss Harriet
Shaw, Miss Stier, Mrs. Henry Stuart, of
Elk Garden, Va; Miss Mary Stuart,
Miss Lucille Smith. Miss Katherine
I Smith, of Concord, n. c.; Miss Peggie
Tuttle, Miss Louise Thoron, daughter of
! Mr.. Ward Thoron; Mrs. John Rum
! bough, Mr.. John Waters. Miss Brenda
! Putnam, daughter of the Librarian Of
| Congress, and Miss Farnsworth.
Theodore T. Apple bass soloist in the
choir of the Calvary Baptist Church,
scored success in Frederick, Md, last
week as assisting artist at the gradu-
lting recital of Miss Virginia Carly, at
the woman's College. Miss Rosa Birely
accompanied him. His sonorous bass
voice, good style and intelligence in
singing won for him many encores, which
were in turn encbred. They were Alley
Speaks Shepherd, See Thy Horses
Foaming Msne;Y "Hawley's "Oh, 'Tis
. Dream" Drink to Me Only With
Thine Eyes," 1schaikowsky's Pilgrims
Song" and ClJugh Letters Cavalier
Song" Little Miss Carly is a young
pianist who is destined to be heard from
in a few yesrs as a concert player.
Their programme was as follows:
Sonata Pathetiq5 Beethoven
R0nan5s in ship major. ..'....--....' schumann
The Lhe Prophet n trd ...-...-----'.'......J
Hear Me. Ye Winds and Waves Haendel
Recitatics and3ir from 'JUlius Caesar"
..Bu,,.ra,.. L.. r'..1l.... M Apple: .r,,,,D,.-
"''frsI picatsd lie to Virginia caryJ nS4
Two studes: pp. .. No 9; op 10 No. H.. Chopin
LseOes'ra0Di NO. Ms; Csrt1 lAS1t
"Asthore" -Trotere
r Hid Y 'HSrdeiot
r. nj.
My lfte Love l..--...--
Mr.. Apple.
Faust -Gounod-LisZt
Il Miss Carly.
Mr. Apple was re-engaged for another
conert in Frederick before he left there.
ne pupils of Miss Helen Gladmon will
giS their annual spring musicale on
Wednesday,, June "A, at Universalist
Gurch.
Mime. Jeanne Jomelli, who made such
I profound impression here at the last
bncert of the Boston Symphony Or
thestra last season, is now In England
and will remain there until the close of
iher operate engagements next January.
She writes back imploring American
singers to put songs by American com
posers on all their programmes abroad,
as they are invariably successful with
audiences, and there is a great impress