The Washington herald., 1912-03-10

of the local theaters late in April or ths
first of May. The entire chorus Of sew
enty voices has been assembled. and arr
/ being rapidly drilled into their parts un-
\ der the able guidance OF Mr.. Wolffungen
| The chorus will be augmented by thu
who will dance the genuine German waltz
1 IN the big kermess scene. The dancers
are being instructed by prominent local
! dancing master.
Considerable enthusiasm is being mani
! Tested by the members OF the chorus
who are all Washington people. and
critics who have viewed the rehearsals
thus far predict q most successful per-
| formance of the opera.
The principal characters in the opera
Faust. Mephisto. and Marguerite-will be
procured from New York The chorus
as selected by Mr.. wilffungen for the
presentation of Faust is as follows:
Mrs. NJ. d. Lindsay, Mrs. Norman
Vought. Miss Valerie Polio. Miss NJ II.
Selah, Miss Marie Haivorson, Mrs. B. c.
Decker. Miss A. f. Harding, Miss F. A.
Robinson, Miss Elsie Cailett. Miss Elsie
Vierleuchen, Miss Alice H. Weaver. Mrs.
Alonzo Tweedale. Miss Agnes WheIen,
Miss Ada Graver Miss z. Day, Miss
Isabelle Johnson, Miss Grace Ford, Miss
Katherine Donovan, Miss Edna Hillyard,
Miss Helen Clary, Mrs. Fannie Bowers,
-AES L-lSlt hlChCiSUIs MISS r NC
Laughlin. Miss NJ. Paynter. Miss Ruth
Selah. Mrs. C. A McQuigg, Miss Holly
Halvorsen, Miss NJ. Hill, Miss Marguerite
Tetrow. Miss William NJ. Penn. Miss
Blanche Miller. Miss Ruby Dodge, Miss
Bertha Matthews, Miss Elise Ruebsamen.
Miss Marion Boyd. Mise Marie Rousseau
Macy
Messrs. Charles r. Allen. B. Ralph
Csdy. L. s. Jarvis. G. Thomas Kirk
nat Nrfr u
Fred Hill, A W. Jett, Fl. T. Aldridge
h. r. Davis, H o. Kuntz. l. z. Devars,
Charles Eliot Perkins. L. P. witcomb
Ralph c. Grout. Andrew Altorfer r. NJ
Becker. W. ". Sheppard, Earl Carbaugh,
c. ID. Hermann. DR.. p. F. Madert. Wal
ter T. Carter, II. L. Waggoner. ]. Clif>
ton Schmitz. F. d. Wilson. Philip NJ.
Smith,, Frank G. Palcho. James W.
Blake. ]. X. Schofield.
Lovers Of good orchestras are inter-
ested in the concert OF the London
symphony Orchestra, Herr Arthur Nj
kisch, conductor, which will be given in
Washington on Friday afternoon, April
L. Local musicians and concert goers
viii be further Interested TO know that
the manager for the Washington and
Baltimore concerts is Edward F. Guzman.
formerly Of Washington, who was one OF
iANl 70 ElNt concerts
by the great artists.
The vested choir of Waugh NJ. z
Church, under the direction of John c..
Klein. will give their regular monthly
musical servicet his evening at 10. The
choir viii be assisted by W. @. Atherholt.
tenor soloist OF the Church OF the Ascen-
sion, and will render the following num-
bers: Soprano solo and alto duet. Miss
Lawson and Miss Weaver: tenor solo,
Mr.. Atherholt: soprano and tenor duet.
Miss Boteler and Mr.. Klein, and the an
thems. How Lovely Are the Messen-
gers Mendelssohn) and 20 Holy
Father" with double male quartet, by 4.
r. Gaul; Seek Ye the Lord" tenor solo
and obligato, Mr. Atherholt. Mrs. Klein
will be at the organ.
Miss Goodwin, daughter OF Cheever
Goodwin, the well-known composer. whose
Wang will last through several genera
tions, was in the company of Henry Miller
in ''The Rainbow" at the Columbia last
week.
The piano pupils of Miss Pearl Waugh
and the vocal pupils of Miss Fallie Nc
Kinley. at Pelcourt Seminary. gave a re-
cital at the seminary last week which
was most successful Their programme in
cluded: Sonata, G minor (Beethovenl.
Ethel Eldridge; '"Twas a Lover and His
Lass, and shepherds All and Maidens
Fair INevin), Elayne Havens: "a Barque
at Midnight" U.amberu, Kathryn Hodges; |
IF ] Built n World for You Uehman), |
Ruth Busby; "Erotik'' CGrieg), Kathryn
Hodges: Barcarolle (ScharwenLa). Vera |
''Voglein' (Grieg). Arabesque |
CMcDonald), Charlotte Thompson; Jean, |
My JEAN Hazel Thornton: "Daphne's |
Love jRonaID, Harriet Chamberlain: |
Love Song c CCadmann), Album Blatt' !
CGrutzmacher), Carolyn Pension: THE |
Rosary CNevin-Whelpley), Novelette, |
Marguerite Christian; I'm
iian Love Lyrics" Cwoodward-F -FindefD. !
Doris Phillips; willamette tDeIr Acqua), |
May Furey; Nocturne Chopin. Ruth
Busby; Nocturne CGrieg), ''over the
Steppes" (Schytte), Ethel Eldridge.
The Madrigal Quartet gave a concert
ast Wednesday evening in the Metro
oolitan II. f. Church before large au-
liehce. They were assisted by the Nor
lica Banjo Club. under the direction of
Walter 7. Holt, and Mrs. Flora Kays
Hanson, reader. It was for the benefit of
he flower mission and relief department
4 the w. c. T. U. The MadrigaI Quartet
S composed of lie Roy Glider, first tenor:
,harles r. Bartlett, second tenor: James
. Hicks. barytone, and Theodore T. Ap-
lie, bass. The programme was as fol-
avs: Banjo club, West Lawn Polka
Glynn); reading, '"The Family Feud'
Mrs. Hanson; quartet. de
andman" Protheroe); a, Mandola solo.
The 'CellC' (Staufferl.~6nd b. Mandolin S
olo. annie Laurie" (var). arranged by L
Mr. |
Ianjo Better Now Oaomer), Mr.. Glider: !
uartet, "Dinah CTohns); reading
Saunders McClashan's Courtship'
Anon, Mrs. Hanson: Darytone solo,
Stone-cracker John (Coatesl. Mr. 9
Iicks: banjo club. plantation medley, ar
anged by Jennings; bass solo, when =
.ichelieu the Red Robe Wore Murray, 5
Ir. Apple; reading, The Resurrection
Sir Edwin Arnold). Mrs. Hanson; quar-
It, sleep. My Lady" CGiebeD.
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