The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-24
THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY. NOVEMBER "a 1912

rael" (curto), Master Lawrence Downey,
soloist; solo and chorus, blessed Be the
Lord (Gounod). Master Stephen Fegan,
soloist; occasional, HThe Invisible Choir
(6ingelee). The benediction service win
follow. Sold. 20 Memorials" CAdiiIiard),
Master Lawrence Downey, soloist;
chorus, 'Tantum Ergo. Cwiegand)
drale. "Laudate Dominum" (Qresorian).
A musicale Will be given for the bene-
at OF Union Church of North Beach, Nd,
at st. Pahi's Methodist Episcopal Church
South, Second and Streets Northwest,
next Tuesday at p. m. The pro-
gramme VIII be as follows: Selection.
Thomas Mandolin Club; duet, True
Love is Not For a Day" Ode Koven),
Mrs. Smart. and Mr.. Myers; monologue,
'suburbanltes" (Marjorie Benton Cookie,
Miss Grace Ross; bass solo (selected). ].
Walter Humphrey; plano solo, Ri
cordi (Gottschalk) and Dragon Flies''
Bartlet). Miss Amy Clement Leavitt;
tenor solo (selected), Mr. Charles Myers;
duet "Quis est Homo" from "stabat
Mater RossinD, Mrs Smart and Miss
Scott-Smith; selection, Thomas Mandolin
Club; recitation, Two LII Boots de
Cullud Band" and Candle Lightin'
Time" paul Laurence Dunbar), Miss
Ross: violin solo. "Conzonetta" CTchai-
kowsky, and humoresque Dvorak),
Mrs. G. v. Gusack; contralto solo, Love
in Springtime' (ArditD, Miss Edna Scott
Smith; duet, Lost Proscribed" martha
Flotow), Messrs Myers and Humphrey:
sextet, from Lucia" DonizettD, Mrs.
Smart and Miss Smith, and Messrs.
Charles Myers, Amos J. Hupes, ]. Wal
ter Humphrey, and c. Edgar Webb; ac-
companist. Miss Amy Clement Leavitt.
The following musical programme will
be rendered at the First Congregational
Church to-day
At morning service: Organ Prelude
(SmarDi anthems, open to Me the
Gates (BischonD, and 20 Turn Thee
Unto the Lord" (Gounod); ofrertory duet,
Love Divine, All Love Excelling' (Stain-
err, Mrs. Smart and Mr.. Ogden; organ
postlude, allegro appassionata (Guil-
mant.
At the. evening service: Organ Prelude
Wily); anthems. He Shall Come Down"
Buck), and How Lovely Are the Mes
sengers'' CMendelssohn): choir hymn,
Some Blessed Day CNevin); organ post
Jude in T (Gade).
Last Wednesday evening the senior pu-
pills OF the Virgil Clavier School held
their first monthly class evening of the
season. The affair was strictly Informal,
and only members of the class and pu-
pas VI oCAOOl were present Inc
class was assisted by Miss Monks, con-
tralto Of Eastern College, Virginia, who
sang a number Of songs in good style,
playing her own accomplishments.
The programme Of the class was as
follows: Sonata in p minor, first move
ment (Beethoven). Miss Mabel White;
Improvisation, Scotch Poem CMacDow-
e!D; Sonata IN F major CIoZart), Miss
Louise Marbut; march, ''MIgnon" pol
nj n NaElA
aman: concert, valse E major CMoszoW-
SKID. Miss Ruth Ebaugh; Concerto CT
major first movemen), Miss Corinne
Bracket; fugue (Rheinberger), SiI
oiseau ! etais CHenselO; Bird as Proph-
ct (Schumann); Scherzo from concerto
symphonic, No. 4 Q4tolfO, Miss Kath-
crime May Brooks. The orchestral parts
OF the concertas were played on second |
piano by Miss Miller.
The second Of the matinee musicales
given by De CorteZ Wolffungen IN his |
studio, 9lS Fourteenth Street. will take |
place this afternoon at $50 o'clock and |
the programme will present solos and |
duets from the following operas: La
Nine. Butterfly" La Tosca," |
n Trovatore." "RIgoletto," "Pagliacci," |
Herr Wolnungen's work are cordially in |
vited.
At this evenings service at the Church |
Of the Covenant. Eighteenth and n |
Streets and Connecticut Avenue, at s |
D clock, the evening choir OF 100 voices,
under the direction of Sydney Lloyd /
with Harvey Murray at the /
organ, will give the following musical
Organ Prelude in D Ho-
ratio Parker); professional hymn, THE
Son of God Goes Forth to War; CCut-
err; 20 Lord How Manifold CBarnby):
% Worship the King Grant; Sweet
Is Thy Mercy CBarnby); Mr.. Wright
son and the choir: When Morning Gilds
he Sky CBarnby); "Sevenfold Amen
(Stainer; organ postlude CMendels-
,ohn.)
Next Sunday evening the second of the
series of special monthly musical serv-
ces will be rendered All the anthems,
Iolos, and organ numbers being chosen
rom the compositions of Richard wag-
her.
The Washington Oratorio Society,
= hich meets every Monday night at
''clock in the chapel of the Church of
the Covenant, Eighteenth and n Streets,
ook up the study of the work, THE
Word of God" by Gilbert Spross at last =
Monday evenings rehearsal Ninety-six
members were present, including some of
he leading soloists, organists, and choir