The Washington herald., 1912-05-12
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS


recital last Tuesday night when stars
Of the Desert" BY Amy Woodforde- Fin
den, was admirably sung by Archie Glib
SON, showing fne barytohe voice to ex-
cellent advantage. The other novelty
was the song-cycle. The piyan." by
Bruno Huhn. written much in the ORR
entail style, a competition OF much
beauty as well as difficulty. This work
received a careful and artistic interpre-
tation from Miss Myrtle Began, Miss
N. Emma Bowen. Frederick SIliers. and
George r. ID. RoIlings all OF whom de-
livered their solos with telling effect,
and the quartets with fine shading. A
delightful contrast TO the vocal music
was Miss Marie Menzefs violin playing
Of De Beriot's Scenes de Ballet. ac-
companied by her accomplished teacher,
Miss Eugenie de Guerin.
The thirteenth annual concert Of the
Nordica Mandolin. Banjo and Guitar
Clubs win take place Friday. May II,
at the Carroll Institute Hall, Tenth
Street, between New York Avenue and
K Street Northwest.
Waiter t. Helt. director OF the clubs,
has endeavored TO make this concert
both interesting and. entertaining. The
programme is as follows:
Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra,
a. Belle OF Washington March CIV. T.
Holt). b. Chocolate SoldierT selections
Cstrauss. arr. Deloss): banjo solo, finale.
"William Tell (RosanD. Mr.. Dufour
Brown; soprano solo. Sunlight" Oh.
ware), Miss Ethel Noble johnson; guitar
duet, la BalIerina Waltz CFoden), Mrs
E. NJ. Moskowitz and Miss A. Z. Hill;
recitation, AT the Matinee" (Cooke).
Mrs. Eva Hurd willis; Mandolin and
Guitar Club. Tampa Overture CHeroId).
first mandolin. Mr.. w. T. Holt: violin,
Mr.. Ebert johnson; second mandollns,
Miss S. II. Hipher and Miss A. z. Hill;
tenor mandola. Mr. r. A. Koontz: oc-
tave Mandola. Mr.. Philip Floria; cello
mandola DR.. W. S. Whitman; gull
tar, Mrs. E. NJ Moskowitz. Miss
A. L. Murray. and Mr.. II. Duce: vocal
solo, Congo Songs Mr.. w. A. Morsell:
Nordica Banjo Cluo, selections from "Ei
Trovatore" WerdD; mandolin solo. Per
petuum Mobile" CRies), Miss Sybil H.
Sipher; Nordica Mandolin and Guitar
Orchestra Gems from Scotland Carr
Odell)
The members of the clubs are as fol-
lows:
Mandolins-Mr. g. H Beck. Mr.. Dufour
Brown. Miss A. r. Crown, Mr.. Cecil
Dowd. Mr.. George II. Dovling. Mr.. ]. F.
Ferriter, Mrs. T. n. Hendricks. Mrs. w
T. Holt, Mr.. J. NJ Huddleston. Mr. II.
F. Kammerer, Mrs. r. Majors, Miss
Irene Msrche, Miss NJ. r. Murray, Miss
Ethel Nugept, Mr.. George W. Parezo,
Miss Rachel Perkins. Mr.. George W.
speclman, Miss sybll Sipher. Mr..
Charles stutsman, Mr.. ]. B. Trotter.
Miss E. z. Walker. Miss Lillian whita-
ker. Mr.. r. J. whltsford, and Miss H
Zepp.
Guitars-Mr. c. o. Dodge, Mr.. H A.
Duce, Miss A. z. Hill. Mr.. A. @. Jen-
nings, Mrs. Z. NJ. Moskowitz. Miss A. L.
Murray, Miss II. Oehmler. Mr.. NJ. l.
Pitcher, Mrs. w. r. Ross. Mr.. B. 8.
Stottle. Mrs. Charles Stutsman, and Miss
Helen l. Walsh.
Mandolas-Mr. Philip FIoria. Mr. z. B.
Klopfer, Mr.. r. A. Koontz, and DR.. w.
8. Whitman.
Bsnjos-Mr. S. E. BeardsIey, Mr.. Du-
four Brown, Mr.. George c. FTbershaw.
Miss A. E. Hill. Mrs. Ruth Sipher Ma
jors, Mrs. e. NJ. Moskowitz, Miss A. l..
Murray, Miss Sybil Sipher. Mrs. Charles
Stutsman. and Mr.. Charles Stutsman.
Violin-Mr. Ebert johnson.
Pianfst-Mrs Grace Dufour Rrown