The Washington herald., 1911-11-05

] The following programme was given:
Saphic ode (Brahams), Nina (PergolesD'
| The First Meeting" CGrieg), THE Band
Maiden QIalo). air from "Jocelyn' God
ard), The Dream" CRubinstein)' The
Dew Is Sparkling CRubinstein), open
Thy Blue Eyes" CMasseneO. "Purdicest''
OottD. THE Lady of the Lagoon" (Johns),
when the Land was White" Nevin),
"Et Twilight" CNevin), ''Fhe Wanderer's S
Night Song (SchuberD, Convey Me to
Some Peaceful Shore HandeD. These
recitals will be given each month.
Ralph Goldsmith. vtolinist, will give a
recital next Tuesday evening in the ball
room of the New Willard for the benefit
of the Jewish Foster Home. He will
be assisted by Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shir-
Cliff, soprano, and Miss Ethel Tozier,
pianist. The programme is as follows:
polOnaise .MynarsS
Mr.. Goldsmith
Role1o "Sician yespers
Mrs Shir-Clih.
a) Romance
bl Spanish TanE Rehfeld
Mr. Goldsmith.
a) Barcarolle a minor .Rubinsten
b) Nocturnc Db major. Chopin
Miss Tozier.
(al Obertass ."ienaNIn
Cb) Serenade .Drdla
Mr.. Goldsmith.
Violin ObligntO Mrs. shir-CliH.
Polonaise "a CHOPIN
Miss Tozicr.
BaIlade ct Poonaise. .Viextemps
Mr.. Goldsmith.
Miss Cryder and Miss Ethel Tozier have
published their excellent little song, Flo
riana," which was heard several times
fYYHf
Nharmingly by Miss Koehler. The words
were written by Miss Crydcr with char
acteristic naive gentIeness. Miss Tozier,
the well-known pianist, has given them
a charming setting in a coquettish waltz
movement, which is fascinating.
Miss Cryder announces the appearance
Of the Alice Nelson operate concert
company in a programme of songs and
operate selections at the Columbia The
ater, Friday afternoon, December l.
By special request of members of the
Foundry NJ. E. Church congregation, the
choir will repeat at this evenings serv-
ice at o'clock, 20 Lamb of God,''. by
Wagner, and Mr.. Armcost, the "Vor-
spiel and THE Tannhauser March"
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson will sing for
the offertory solo, Angels of Jesus" by
Marshall. Mr.. Wrightson has been
elected one of the charter members OF
1.-The Musicians Club of New York, of
which David Bispham is president Toll
Esen Morgan is vice president, and Clar-
ence Eddy, chairman Of the board Of
governors.
The Students Club Of the Washing
ton College of Music will resume its
meetings the middle of this month. Ex-
ceptionally attractive programmes are
being arranged for the coming year.
Max Heinrich has put in the hands OF
the printer the second volume of Cor
rect principles of classical singing"
which he has dedicated to Mr.. Wrightson,
of this city.
The Entertainers' Club gave its first
recital Thursday evening in the Com
stock studio before large audience of
guests.
The accompanies were Mr. Blodgett,
Mr.. Comstock, and Mr.. Mass. Miss LAti-
mer and Mr.. Pierce made the hits of the
evening, the former with an artistic con-
ception and rendition OF the famous aria
from Nine. Butterfly" displaying her
fine soprano voice and good style, and the
latter with unusually clever and original
negro dialect songs and stories, given de-
lightfully, onicers Of the club are Edwin |
Callow. president; Mrs. Arthur Butler !
Pierce, secretary Ind treasurer; board |
Of governors. Mrs. Gawler. Mr.. Comstock
and Mr.. Mass The members are Mrs. |
Flora Brylawski. contraito; Mrs Eliza |
beth H. Callow, accompanies; Mrs. |
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler, soprano; Miss
Mabel c. Latimer. soprano; Miss Mar
guerite o. O'Toole, harpist; Mrs. Arthur |
Butler Pierce. contradict; Mrs. Maude |
Howell Smith, reader; Miss Ruby Clare /