The Washington herald., 1912-01-21

Feast'O CoIerIdge-TayIor). Mr.. Leh-
mann; Romance in F sharp major. "Auf-
schwung' CSchumann). Miss Ascherfeld;
old italian folk song. Separations"
(edlted by SgambattD. ''Mattinata' CTOs-
tn, Mr.. Lehman; Prelude. Etude CCho-
pin): Clair de Lune" CDebussy); 'T Love
Thee" CGrieg); "Enusion" MoszkowsxD (;
''Gavotte," arranged by HoIIander IRA
meau). Miss AscherfeId; Proposal (Clara
Ascherfeld): Spring Night" Mr.. Leh-
mann.
Miss Rella Reed sang two songs at the
meeting of the Missouri Society at the
Arlington Hotel last. Saturday evening
which were much appreciated by the
large audience present. Miss Reed has
a pure soprano voice OF splendid quality
and sang with a great deal Of expression.
Her songs were Hastings MY Love Is
Like a Red. Red Rose" and Bartletts
Dream" Mrs. Maxwell accompanied
Miss Reed at the piano.
A musical treat Is in store for the pub
lie OF this city on January 80, when Leo
Slezak, the giant Czech tenor of the New
York Metropolitan Opera House, makes
his concert debut here at the Columbia
Theater. slezak Las not only won
position as one of the great heroic tenors
to be one OF the greatest singer OF songs
ever heard. The beautiful voice of the
tenor, his perfect coloring Of tone. and
his interpretatiSe qualifications are all
pronounced equal to the finest song en-
deavors heard In New York.
Jan RubelIk, the great Bohemian vio-
linist, will be heard in concert here at
the Columbia OH February "A, after an
ahganRa q Of
The chorus choir of sixty voices OF
the Church or the Covenant. directed by
Otto T. Simon. with Harvey Murray at
the organ. will sing the following pro-
sramme from Stainers Daughter of
Jairus" this evening at 7:3O: Sweet.
Tender Flower" Love Divine. All Love
Excelling." ard Awake. Thou that
SIeepeth." During the ofertery, Cast
Thy Burdens Upon the Lord" from Eli
jah." by Mendelssohn. will be sung.
Invitations have been issued for the
pusical service OF sacred song to be
given at Foundry NJ. z. Church on Tues
day evening, January 30, at Sis O'Clock
At this service the saered cantata, The
Word OF God" will be rendered under
the direction OF Sydney Lloyd Wright
son, with the composer. Mr.. Charles Gil
bert Spross, OF New York. at the organ.
Mr.. Spross will be the guest Of Mr.
Wrightson during his stay in this city
He will arrive here on Monday, January
.. and be at the rehearsal that even
ing. The volunteer chorus choir Of Foun-
dry Church, numbering eighty-three
voices, will be assisted on this occasion
by the following weil-known local sing
ers; Miss NJ. Isobel' Hall, Mr.. j. Klein.
Mr.. c. d. Church. Mr.. W. S. Blanchard,
Miss Faye r. humphrey, Mr.. W. r. Car
ter, Mr.. W. II. Peter, Mr.. W. c. Mills.
Those receiving invitations must pre-
sent same at the doors OF the church be-
fore o'clock to be guaranteed a seat.
after that hour the church will be open
to the public.
The Students Club of the Washington
College OF Music held their regular BIZ
meeting in the recital hall of
the college last Thursday evening An
interesting programme was
given by the students OF the college and
was greatly enjoyed by the large num-
ber Of students and friends present. The
was as follows: Pastorale
(Scarlatt). Capriccio (ScarlattD. Mr.
Barr; Let Me Gaze Into Your Eyes
(Jenner), Miss Willis: "SolfeggIetto'
BACH, Ungeduld'' CNfoszkowskD, Mr.
Leonard; recitation. Miss Tomlinson:
'Loseblatter" CKolling), Miss Pasch;
Venetian Boat Song CMendelssohn).
Miss Glaser; "A Bowl OF Roses
CClarke), Your Heart Is a Haven (del