The Washington herald., 1911-06-18
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

MOolI AMI
Miss Annie Louise Reinherd. violinist,
and Miss Myrtle Redford, pianist both Of
Richmond. Va, spent the week In WASH
ington, renewing old acquaintance. Miss
Reinhard studied for some years under
Prof. Josef Kaspar before going abroad.
She now holds the position Of head of the
violin department of the Woman,s Col
lege In Richmond. Miss Redford studied
with d.. William Mason, Of New York
and IL one OF the most gifted young
players In her home city.
Miss Alwarda Casselman, OF 2s0o Q
street was the piano soloist last night
at q concert given for the beneht Of the
Church Of the Nativity.
successful recital was given last Nom
day evening at the Temple Baptist
Church by Mrs. Grace Dufour Browns
plano pupils. Miss eNena Pryor, Miss
Gladys Wilkinson. and little Martha
Louise Lewis, and Mr. Walter T. Holt's
pupils, Miss Sybil Sipher mandolinist and
Master Dufour Brown, banJoist, assisted
by Miss Alice E. Hill. mandolinist- They
were heard In the following programme:
Piano Sol0s-ta) valss Anbesqus, % sAltareIle
C3p1ca
Miss NenA Pryor.
Banjo soos The Trooprs Bacon
Master Dutour Brown.
Mandolin SOLO The Carnival Of Venice. Ait
Miss sybil sipher.
Piano SOLO, Poonatse- Chopin
Miss Gladys Wilkinson.
Mandolin solo iunnccor1pauied mandolin
H Imromptu. Abt
ID Medley Fantasia- sieSel
Miss Sphsr.
t9 BeEceuss njinsd
Sp) impromptu Aeinhold
Banjo solo, Polouaiss. . 80.
Master Dufom Brown.
~ ..a,o;Iah ognolA ssetaoTsn
Little Martha Louise Lewis
Mandolin solo, 'Pe1petuum Mobile. Ries
Miss sipher.
Piano solo, eersnads flor the LETT hand alonsl,.
Mandolin duets
~ HG1S Msr, PsIl;. ? slsSs sSs,
Mis- siDasr and Miss A. E Hin
tal BOuree. in mAsOr.................J.s s. Bach
10 V'l's oP a. Ne M;,. p-n. Chopin
Banjo SOLO Glenside March. Emo
Master DufoR Brown.
The baccalaureate service of the Wash
ington College Of Music win be held this
evening in Foundry NJ. E Church, when
Rev. DR.. Wedderspoon viii preach the
sermon. The music to be given will be
most interesting, and viii include the
following:
Orvzn r-eJ,5e PILGRIMS, cy,o-,,s f..r,n,h.p..,,,
Wagner
Professional hymn No. sss. ''F1ing Out the Ban
riSa- 80 o., ~ caEs
Baritone solo, The Lord Is My LiEht .AIltssn
Mr. George q. Miller.
Anthen Zion, Awake Sin Michael Costa
Coutraltu SOLO 90 God Be Merciful''. Bartlett
Miss Faye b Humphrey.
Anthem. The Heavens Are Telling c'creation'1
Hymn No .7s Holy. Ro,y Holy. Lord God Al
Hymn 10. ss 'Jes5s. Meek and Gsntis';....,.
Harrington
Organ postlude sGraDd March Verdi
Miss c. Louise Corey was soloist We'd
nesday night at the flag day exercises
held in the Public Library by the Ellen
Spencer Nussey Tent. No. /. Daughters
Of Veterans. She was heard to advantage
in De Koven's martial Song Of the
Flag and MY Native Land" from
Aida
The piano pupils of Miss Grace Adams
win be heard in an interesting pro-
gramme on Friday evening, June %, as
sisted by Miss BERTHE Thompson, soprano,
and Master William Mes, violinist.
Miss Berda S. Wilson closed busy
season last Tuesday evening. when the
students from her junior and primary
classes appeared in piano recital. assisted /
by Miss Louise Allen, vocalist, and Miss
Hazel Chisholm, OF the advanced class,
at the Percy S. Foster Music Hall The
following pupils were heard In a credit
able programme: Primary class-Little
Elizabeth Myers, Master Albert Milans,
Gladys Hughes, Beulah Newhouser, Eiiz-
abeth Parsons, Francis Brightwell Junior
class-Jean Ayler. Melvin Myers, Mar
garet Webster Edna Bushey, Miss Hazel
Ralph Weschler, Miriam At
kinson, Roger Gessford, Hazel Hughes, |
Dorothy Burch, Eleanore Earnshaw.
Louise Allen, Mildred Price Catherine |
Tongue, and Jean Ayler.
Richard P. Backing viii sing ''The |
Psalm by MacDermid, and !
''The Sorrows of Death" from the
Hymn Of Praise" by Mendelssohn, at |
the II o'clock service this morning at |
Foundry NJ. E. Church.
Miss Grace Adele Freehey spent a few |
days in Portland. Greg. last week en-
route to California, where she viii spend |
the summer with relatives.
Mrs. Florence HnI Horness, who met
with painful accident some weeks ago,
Is improving slowly, and as soon as |
she is able to lay aside her crutches |
will go to the mountains of Virginia /
for the summer. She has been confined |
10 her apartment at the Lonsdals for |
seven weeks.
Miss Katherine McNeaI has giysh up |
her studio in Connecticut avenue and
viii spend next winter In Philadelphia /
and the following several winters in Ber-
lin with Nine. Carreno. She will study
In Philadelphia with a former 'svorbe-
reiter'' Of Nine. Carreno.
DR.. and Mrs. Edmund Barry, the lat
ter formerly Miss Nettie Mcfarland, are
visiting her brother, Mr Walter Nc
Farland. in East Orange, N. J. They
will return here on the 24th. Mrs. Bar
" is organist in the First Baptist
Church.
Herndon Morsell. tenor soloist and di-
rector Of the choir of McKendree NJ. E.
Church. has gone to Middletown, Conn,
to attend the Acommencement Of wes-
leyan University, where his son. Hern-