The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

cal programme. In. the water Spr1te
Revenge" Mrs. Bessie Birch Haycock
and Miss Elizabeth Leckie sustain the
Incidental solos.
Mr.. Hopkins. OF the Washington Col
lege, and director of the Franklin Street
Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, as well,
will given an organ recital at the Second
Presbyterian Church OF Alexandria, Va.
on the evening of March s.
The recitalist Will present not only an
interesting programme, but will give short
analytical sketches from the pulpit Of the
modern pipe organ and its composers. He
will be assisted by Miss Brewington, So
prano. and the programme is as follows:
Merkel's Organ Sonata in D minor and
Fugue with Choral, In G minor: Spinney's
Songs Of the Night" Handlers Come
Unto Me" Crom THE Messiah. aria for
soprano Miss Brewington); Stebbins In
Summer" German 'Pastorale." from
Henry VIII: SuIiivan's triumphant
March," from Henry VIII; Lehman's s
The Wood Pigeon" and The Startling"
two bird songs for soprano Miss Brew
ington); Batiste's Grand Ofcertoire de
Ste. Cecile, No. /" The concert will be
repeated in Baltimore the latter part OF
March.
Advanced piano pupils Of H p Hopkins
at the Washington College gave n NATL
nee recital last Tuesday afternoon, in the
concert hall Of the chapel
Works which had all been memorized
were rendered in very acceptable style,
including several MacDowen sea pieces;
Godard's Second Mazurka." by Miss
Clanahan: the Liszt-Schubert 'Hark,
Hark, the Lark" by Miss Dorothy Ran
dolph: Mr.. Hopkins Masquerade Dance,
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and From the Carnival" by Grieg,
played by Miss Virginia Moran.
Miss Marion McFsII gave a song recital
in the concert hall Of the FaIrmont Semi
nary last Thursday evening. assisted by
Miss Mildred Harrison, at the piano. and
Mrs. Glenna Smith TinnIn, reader. Miss
McFall is showing wonderful improve
ment this winter. She has a high. hexi-
BILE soprano voice Of fine timber and
much sweetness. which is well placed
and under good control. She sings with
delightful style and finish. particularly
such songs as the Chanson Provencale,
.'VoUs dansez, Marquise," The Lass with
the Delicate Air" and the soft Footed
Snow" Her programme was as follows:
Caro- Nome" from "Rigoletto" CVer6iD;
Gale" Oell Acqua); 'Vous dansez, Mar
quise" 0emaire); 'Du bist die Ruh"
lSchuberD; Come" Guy d'Hardelot); ;
Irish Folk Song (Foote): The Lass
with a Delicate Air CArne): Soft Footed
Snow" Norwegian melody CSigurd Lie).
The Music Study Club held its last
meeting on Monday afternoon at the
home of the president Miss West read
a paper on Modern French composers"
Mrs Drown played "Arabesque," by De-
busy; Miss Edna Dyer sang "Ouvre ties
Yeux Blues" by Massenet: Miss Ethel
Lee played The Swan" by Saint-Saens
and MaSsenet's "Elegie;" Miss Faye
humphrey sang Isl mes Vers AvaIent
des Allies" by Reynaldo Hahn, and
Il Amour" by GODDARD
The Rebew Orchestra. under the direc-
ton Of H. W. Weber, will give a public
rehearsal I'm the lecture room of the
Keller Memorial Church tomorrow even
Ing Mrs. J. l.. Carr, soprano, and John
p Redeksr. basso, will be the soloIsts.
Sydney Lloyd wrlghtson will present
his pupil. Miss Faye Rowena humphrey,
in a song recital at the Columbia Theater
on Friday, March q, at 4:40 o'clock. She
will be assisted by S. NJ. Fabian. Ad-
mission will be by invitation only. Mr..
WriShtson gave a dinner party in honor
OF Mr.. Charles Gilbert Spross, of New
York, on Monday evening.
The Students Club Of the Washington
College Of Music held its regular meet
ing last Thursday evening in the recital
hall of the college. The following pro-
gramme was given: Sonata In G .(Bee-
thoven). Miss Miller; ''Adagio'' Bee
thoven). Mr.. Barr; Love is the Wind"
Love Me Well Cranberry,
Mr. Mills; The Anlr' CJens4n), Miss
Kline; Three Heller Studios" Misses
De Pue. Chaser, and Reynolds; "Danse
Russo CTschaikowsky), Misses Miller and
SEE: scene from Romeo and Juliet"
Misses Tomlinson and Haines; "Taren-