The Washington herald., 1912-11-10

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. 1ooA sAnms Laura" 's0ood.by,
eummsr.s and The Birth Of Morn"
TAs needing called for the Organization
OF tie Washington Oratorio Society = to
b hsld a& the chapel of the Church Of
the Ccvenant In Eightsenth Strsst and
Connsct1cut Avenue. Tomorrow evening
at O'Clock. An interested In this move
ment are cordially invited to attend and
to bring their friends with them.
The studentS Club Of the washington
College Of Music win hold Its meeting
NEXT Friday evening In the recital hall Of
tho college.
Friends OF students are cordially I'm
vitsd to attend this meeting ~ weIl a.
the opes following throughout the college
sessiou.
The dramatic students Of the washing-
ton College Of Music win have their hfst
club night next Saturday In the recital
hall Of the college At SIS o'clock. when
recitations. studies In pantomime. and
ono or two scenes from well-known plays
viii be given BY the pupils. Friends Of
the college are invited to attend.
Harry Patterson Hopkins, Of Baltimore
and Washington. has just completed his
thirty-sixth opus. which In concert
overture, in q minor. scored for full
symphonic orchestra, including harp
along with the usual strines
Tho work II rather uitra-modern. and
full Of color. and while the key-design
indicates mastery over bizarre tonali-
ties. none Of the nodulations are abrupt.
weak or raw. Mr.. Hopkins calls It I'm
Paradise Alley" and after some cor
respondence relating to 1t. Mr.. Stokowslxi.
Of the Philadelphia Orchestra, has de-
cided to review II with . possible idea
Of production this winter.
The programme Of the frst of q series
Of matinee musicales to be sfven by
Herr de Cortex Wolnungen. at his Studio
Hall s1s Fourteenth Street. this after
noon at $50 O'Clock win consist of the
following German composers: c. n. Won
Weber, Mozart, Wagner. Shubert. Schu-
mann and Richard Strauss.
Mrs. susanne Ruthardt, who 10 study.
ing for an operatic career. will contrib
ute solos and duets from Der FreishutI," :"
Won Weber, at this afternoons musicale.
The following musical numbers will be
rendered by the orgsnist and choir OF
the First Congregationaiist Church:
At the morning service: Organ. Prelude
in minor Henry SmarO: Anthems.
'5ublilate Deo' Dudley Buck): Send
Out Thy Light" (GounoD: offertory,
soprano solo. MY Song Shall Be of
Mercy" (Mar1ks). by Mrs. Smart: organ.
postlude. allegro symphoniaue" Faul-
kes.)
At the evening service: Organ. prelude
in D major (silaO: Anthems, % for .
Closer Walk with God" (Foster): 20
Jesus. Thou Art Standing" (sheparO !:
choir hymn. Some Blessed Day. (Ne-
minor Nemmens)
W. +. Taber has been appointed or
ganist and choir director of the First
congresstieaalist Church.
The musical programme at the FIRST Of
the pleasant Evening" being given on
the first Tuesday evenings OF each month,
by the First Congregational Church. vas
enjoyed by . large audience last Tuesday
night.
Among the musical numbers were: Sol
diers chorus (from Faust). sundsy School
Orchestra: Quartet Come with the
Gypsy Bride" (from the bohemian
GfrrD by Mrs. NJ. d. Lindsay. Miss
Blanchard. Percy Smith. and W. E.
Chamberlain: medley. national airs, by
the Sunday School Orchestra.
The Sunday School Orchestra Of the
First Congregational Church consists Of
the following members: F. D. Gray and
Robert Nash, cornets; NJ. D. Lindsay,
Frank sammons. and Robert Ide, vio-
Inns; an& C. q. Abbot. cello. with Walter
Nash as the piano.
Newton T. Hammer, the director of
Presbyterian Church choir,
Is arranging a benefit concert for the
ing at o'clock.
The following soloists will assist: Mrs
Flora jackson Van Ripper. Mrs. Arthur
G. Dunn, Miss Anna Brett, Mrs. Arthur
Butler Pierce, Joseph Whittemore. lie
Roy Glider. william c. Mills, Arthur
N. Gardner. Earl Carbaugh. and Charles
Moore.
There will also be two concerted num-
bers, the quartet from "Rigoletto" and
sextet from Lucia" with twelve voices.
The chorus choir Of the Metropolitan
Church will sing at this
evenings service: Lord Thou Art God I"
Stainer: still. Still with Thee" Speak.
Newton T. Hammer, the director. will
sing at the morning service THE Ninety
FIRST LADY OF NEW YORK STATE