The Washington times., 1912-04-28
CHICAGO OPERA
STARS ENGAGED
TO SING HERE
Henri Scott and Helen War
rum to Assist Washington
Vocalists in "Faust.'

For the two performances Of Gou-
mods masterpiece, Faust" which Is to
to be given in the Columbia Theater.
May and I, by De Cortez Wullfungen.
Henri Scott, of the Chicago Grand
Opera Company. has been engaged to
sing the part of Mephistopheles. Miss
Helen Warrum, soprano from the same
company, will sing the part of Mar
guerite. Among those who are patrons
and patroneses appear the names of the
Countess Won Bernstorff. Mrs. Herbert
Wadsworth, Miss Mabel Boardman, and
Mrs. II. c. Perkins.
The members Of the chorus are Mrs
M. d. Lindsay. Miss Valery Polio,
Mrs. Norman Vought, Miss NJ. II. Sen
Ian. Miss Maria Halverson, Miss A. E.
Harding Miss Virginia Robinson. Miss
T.. Catl"t. Miss +. W. Vierbuchen. Miss
A. II. v eaver. Mrs. Alonzo Tweedale,
Miss AIDE Craver. Miss L. Day. Miss
Isabelle Johnson. Miss Grace Ford, Miss
6"novan, Miss Edna Hillyard. Miss
Miss e. e. Nicholson, Miss Francis Nc,
I.auGhlin. Miss Holly Halvers5n. Mrs.
{, A McQnigg; Miss VI; Tedrow. Mrs.
Rlbv M. Dodge. Miss Berta q me MaiheWs' Mtss
Miss Gertrude Carroll, Miss Marion
Boyd. Mrs M, Macy, Miss NJ. P. Swing,
and e. r. Allen, B. R. Cady. e. s.
Tige, II. R. Davis: II, Q. Kuntz. l.. AZ 3,
Dtvars, L. p. Witcomb. r. G. Grout.
y. Hermann,. w. F. Carter, e. L.
waiter; wh:oL f. L. WaSso9er; !, G; schmitz,
Charles r Perkins. q. ". osgoodi aoi,eiS' e.
r. Hanan. DR.. =. Gartrell. F. c. Schae-
fer. and II. Isel.
The eleventh annual concert of the
Rebew Orchestra was given Wednesday
evening, the 4th, at Odd Fellows Hall.
Under the direction OF II. w. Weber
the annual concert of this organization
has come to be an interesting event in
local musical circles. Assisting soloists
were Miss Viola Schippert, Raymond l..
Gilbert, ]. Kinsela, Mrs. Margaret
Koontz Holland, William Atherholt, and
w. j. Weber, accompanist. The pro-
gram OF ten numbers was in two parts,
ing two movements from Mendelssohn's S
italian Symphony, which was played
by the orchestra. '''' 30
The Motet Choir. Otto T. Simon, d.
oee1S wilt With be Harry bpS ,os 45n at at time ths
this season this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Choruses from Haydn, Mendelssohn,
and Gounod will be rendered.
A recital was held in the parlors of
the Ebbitt House on Thursday after
noon, in which Richard Monroe pre-
sented his pupil, Miss Alleta Harmon.
in piano recital Miss Harmon has
never before appeared In public con-
cert, and although she is but fifteen
years old. has exceptional technical
ability. She was assisted by Stanley
Peters, baritone, who gave five pleasing
numbers. Miss Harmon gave an excel
lent Interpretation of Greig's Folk
Song, and the manner in which she
played the "Danse Caprice" by the
same author deserves mention.
An assembly dance and prize waltz
will be given at the Arcade Thursday,
May 2, to which the public is invited
This Is a return dance to the leap year
dance given on April 25, by Miss Chap
plear.
Under the direction OF Richard Root
a musicale will be given in the Wash
ington Club on May 2, in which Miss
Gertrude Schwannecke, Mrs. Helen D
Deyo, and Miss Lillian Milovich viii
| take part. Nine numbers are contained
| in the program.