The Washington herald., 1911-11-05

Next Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
the first Boston Symphony concert Of the
season will take place in the New Ma
tional Theater The soloist will be the
Washington favorite, Nine. Schumann-
Heink The programme in full Is as
follows:
Symphony No. ), in E-fat major, "ErOica,,.
Beethoven
Aria from ''Acileus .Br7lch
Prelude to The Afternoon Of Fsun'' Debussy
Songs with orchestra
Die junge Nome Schubert
Symphonic poem Les Preludes ............. List
James E. Bagley, the organist and
choirmaster Of st. Pauls Church, Twen-
ty-third street and Washington circle,
gives his first organ recital this evening
in connection with a short evening serv-
ice. The programme is as follows:
Senate in c minor .Mendelssohn
The Light Of the Moon" karg Ebert
AndRute Cantabile schalkoWsNl
Meditation Capricco, Marche Religieuse. lie Magre
Mrs. Clarence B. Rheem will go to
Philadelphia tomorrow to be guest Of
Miss Julia Allen, the grand opera So
prano. who has been heard here in opera,
and who was a soloist with the Rubin
stein Club two years ago. Tomorrow
evening Mrs Rheem and Miss Allen will
be guests of Mary Garden, in her box
at the Metropolitan Opera in Philadel-
phia.
double quartet has been engaged for
the season for the afternoon service in
the Church of the Covenant. The sing
ers have been heard for several Sundays,
and have greatly pleased the committee
Grant Fugitt and Mrs Walter Gawler,
sopranos; Mrs. William T. Reed and
Miss Pauline Whitaker, contraltos; Mel
willie Hensey and John Bowie, tenors, and
Walter Humphrey and Charles Moore,
bassos. The Central High School chorus
will be heard at the 7:30 o'clock service
this evening in Choruses from Ruth" a
sacred cantata, by Alfred R. Gaul, as
follows: Chorus, "A Grievous Famine
Smote the Land chorus, Weep No
More, for We VIII Cheer Thee" chorus
Of reapers, See the Golden Rays Of
Morning." choraIe, NightfaIl, Look
Down, . Lord. from Realms Above"
chorus, Wedding. "9ark! Hark! the
Cymbals Clash" chorus. Rejoice, Re
toice. Rejoice, for Blessings Round Us
Fall"
H. B. Hoover director; Miss Edith
Athey, accompanist.
The first four numbers will be sung
during the haIf-hour before the regular
service. The other two will be sung
during the regular service.
At the dedication of the new bell pre-
sented to st. Columba's Episcopal
Church, in TennaIlytown, by John r.
Mclean. last Sunday morning, Mrs
Elizabeth Smitb-Maxwell was the Of
fertory soloist. A special musical pro-
gramme was rendered by the choir, and
a large number of Episcopalians from
Washington were present, as many are
deeply interested in the work at st. Co
lumba's- Mrs. Maxwell sang Dudley
Bucks My Redeemer and My Lord"
The choir Of the First Congregational
Church viii render at the morning serv-
ice the anthems 20 Lamb Of Cod" by
Bischotf, and Il Am the Bread of Life,
by Stainer, and the quartet will sing
God So Loved the World" by Stainer.
At the evening service william Wall
Whiddit, the organist and director. will |
play Adagio, Opus 13 CBeethoven); Largo
(Hande), "Barcarolle" (offenbach) and
Festival March" CMiIler) The choir
win sing 20 Thank the Lord DressIer1. |
and Mrs. Smart win sing the offertory |
solo.
Oscar Gareissen, Of this city and New
York. gave song recital in New York
last Tuesday afternoon, Jointly with Mrs
Emmy Gareissen Pease. The. progranme