The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

Miss Grille Louise Corey, soprano, fla.
gone to Virginia to sing in recital.
Tho continued interest Of the member
Of the Motet Choir will keep the re-
hearsals active until June /. Next Tues
day new members will be received and
new music practiced. Solos by mem
bers will be given.
Otto Torney Simon arranged a delight.
full song recital for his pupil. Miss Meta
Craig. In the reading room for the blind
at the Public Library last Thursday
afternoon. Her programme was as fol.
lows:
The Robin sings" .Msoio,srI
Cycle Of American Indians sonss ..... .Cadmar
Prom tbs Land Of the Blue Water," '-Ths White
Dawn >! Is st Stealing" Far on Hear . Lover.
Cycle. Dichtaiiebe''. schunann
Old songs: Drink to Me-" Eneii:h: ::Wh~e BE-
Gosnsr Cornish: "Leezie undsay." Scotch
Thinner lese word mein Scheummsr,' Brshm,
'Du bst die Ruh". Schubert
Ha1ki H1ti the Lark" Schubert
Mrs. Clarence B. Rheem went to Phila-
delphia on Wednesday, to spend a week.
She VIII make visit to her son at
Princeton. and another to Atlantic City,
before returning here next week.
Last night the District Of Columbia
chapter OF the American Guild Of Or
sanists held reception in Mr.. Com
stocks studio. which was largely at
tended by representative church musi-
clans. Mr.. Heinrich Hammer gave a
scholarly talk on Modern harmony and
composition" which was closely followed
and much enjoyed The local examina-
lions for associateship will soon be held.
for which at least one candidate will be
presented.
Mrs. Alfred T. Gage. soprano soloist
for years at st. Andrews Church, will
sever her connection with that choir next
month, to the deep regret Of the con-
gregation. Mrs. Gage has an exception
ally fine soprano voice. of splendid
quality, range, and power. and with her
fine musicianship she is one Of the very
best Of church singers. Mrs. Gage is
treasurer Of the Rubinstein Club.
Mrs. Amy Law Ormsby, who has
charge Of the music In the Southern Fe-
male College OF Virginia, has met with
much success there. where the last re-
cital Of piano. violin, and vocal pupils
was given before a large and enthusiastic
audience. They gave a difficult and pre-
tentious programme with much credit,
eliciting great enthusiasm.
Mrs. Emile DougalI-Marcon, pianist,
who has been giving a series of Tuesday
evening musicales, had particularly
brilliant one last Tuesday. when Miss
Helen Crennan. soprano; Miss Louise
Fletcher. soprano: Miss Helen Dodge.
violinist: Miss Dorothy Maroon. pianist:
DIR. William Hamilton, tenor, and DR..
8. c. Hotchkiss, barytone, gave the pro-
gramme, Mrs. Maroon playing the ac-
compartments. Mrs. Maroon spent a
part Of last year studying with Frau and
Prof. Leschetizky. in Vienna, and with
Vernon Spencer, in Berlin.
A delightful recital was given last Fri
day evening at the Chevy Chase Seminary
by the pupils Of Felix Garziglia, pianist;
Miss Grace Adele Freebey, pianist. and
Thomas Evans Greene. tenor. After The
programme Mr.. Greene sang, by special
request Miss Freebey's song, MY
Dearest WISH" and Mr.. Garziglia played
the B fiat minor scherzo by Chopin. The
programme was as follows:
fraude. Z minor .Aendel0phn
Miss Perkins,
W When the Ross Bloom. .Reichardt
Mis Rosadsie Beszlcy. Accompanied BY Mis- Edith
Beszley.
Valse Csuios. .Newiand,
Mis- Wear.
Hushen" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Needham
Miss Chase.
bodeo ...............LAck
Miss Morgan
An Uncle Ranus StOry.''
Mi.a EaIrsv
PdAc0 br1uande- Weber
Miss Phillip.
(s) "Sumber Boat" .Gaynor
(b) II Love You. Carrie J. Bond
Miss Meyera
Vidin obligato, Miss Golladay.l
Andante nnale. from Lucia .............L .LeEhetizky
Miss Kelley. .
" Ebas Dream tLohenghn') .WaRner
Miss PiersOn.
Rhapsodie hongross. .Lfszt
Miss ArmstrunS
The acnnpaniss were Miss Armstrong and Miss
Bayendreght.
The Rebew Orchestra, under the direc.
ton Of H. W. Weber, gave a successful
concert Thursday evening in Carroll In
stitute Hall for the benefit of Phil Sheri-
dan Post, No. IA, G. A. r. The soloists
were Miss Josephine T. Gould, soprano;
Mrs. A. W. Cummings, contralto; Mr..
Thomas E. Jones, tenor. and Miss Mabei
lay anu w. "cDSi, pldlA' MISS
Gould gave splendid readings Of Mao
shalrs II Hear You Calling Me-" 'Un-
der the Rose Fisher). and "Carissma'
(Herbert). especially the latter. Mrs.
fine contralto showed to ad-
in Daisies (Jacobs) and His
Bond. responding to an in
sistent encore with Tom Moore's ballad
Believe Me-" Mr.. Jones' numbers. MY
Dreams CTostD and Queen of the
Night" were we'll received. The piano
duets. "Silvery Echoes CBlake) and "A
Sailors Dream de Hache), by Miss
Daily and Mr.. Weber were delightful,
their encore number being Banner Of
Cvon Blon). The orchestra's
of the following well-selected
was most enjoyable: Inter-
mezzo. "Blue Feather (Morse): over
ture, Queen (White): waltz, "On the
Dreamy Hudson (Engelmann); selec.
ion from Martha" CFlotow); "Berceuse'
,Gounod). the violin part being sustained
by Mr.. Hopewell, while Mr.. Gilbert play
ID the flute oblisato; march "Decenniar
.HopewelD. played from manuscript. and
plantation melodies, Sunny South"
,Lampe).
ADJUSTMENTS.