The Washington herald., 1912-03-10

The pupils of Ernest Lent gave re-
cital in the han OF the Foster piano
house on Monday evening with the fol-
lowing programme:
'Tena con Variazioui and Rondo" from sonata
Tor piano and violin. op. Beethoven
Miss Gertrude Mentzel.
Andante from "concertstusck." for Tioaoncsilo.
Mis-, N,ry louis. s,,Sc1 'ti''''n
Allegro frm Tho in @ major for piano. violin.
and no4onceilo. Haydn
Anna Decker, SYLVIA Lent. and Margaret Day.
Ao0rai0n for violin ; .B0'T'n
Romance for TiolonceIlo Golternann
Margaret Day.
AneEretto and finale from sonata for pisno and
t9.onceln op
Mas HeAene Oyster at the piano; Mr. Lent csilist.
PoionAise for
Master John CLARK Fain.
Aha Marcia for two viclins.
Mlsss Dolores Burns and Elsie Savage.
Anasnte and Allegro sgitaie. from sonata for
Miss Adele Robinson.
Firemen's Hall was crowded TO the
, doors on Tuesday night, the occasion
being concert given by the Rebew Or
chestra, under the direction of II. W.
Weber, for the benefit of the Brentwood
NJ E Sunday school. a spelndid pro-
gramme had been prepared and was
thoroughly enjoyed by all present. Read
tngs by Mrs. Theodore Willis, plano solo
by Miss Dorothy Frisard, whistliug solos
by Milton Clark, several readings by
Mrs. Flora HRson. and sketch entitled
His Secretary acted by Miss Maud
Howell Smith and Mr.. Charles F. wes-
ton, constituted the literary portion OF
the programme. The orchestra con-
tributed a march, Loyal and True
RoyaID: overture, Liza CIarris);
waltz. "on the Dreamy Hudson" en-
gelmann); selection. from Martha"
[Flotow); Dvorak's "Humoreske" ca
price, Hearts Message" (Santelmannl.
and march, True to the Flag (von
Blon). W. J. Weber, organist OF the
Keller Memorial Church, was the ac-
companist.
The music at the New York Avenue |
Presbyterian Church to-day will include |
''Ssnctus" iGounoD, Lord, We Praise |
Thy Name (RossinD. I'm a Pilgrim |
CFoster).
4 recital by the pupils OF John Por- |
ter Lawrence will take place soon.
Mrs. NJ. R. waIdecker gave her eighty
fifth musicale last Monday at her stu |
dio. 1894 Fifteenth street, with her ad-
vanced pupils The programme contain |
ed only classical selection and was un-
will give her grand concert in June,
when all her pupils will take part,
diplomas being presented to her grad
uating pupils at the end of the concert.
The department of music at the Wash
ington College, under direction of Harry
Hopkins, will nave two young lady grad
yates in piano this season-Miss Dor
othy Randolph and Miss Ella jaeger
nT hot hav 1f,,1 1
led for high standard of piano music
for three years. Miss Jaeger's gradual
ing recital will take place a little earl
ier this season than the regular COM
mencement exercises and Will probably
be given at the end Of this month. The
sionata Sonata CBeethovenl, ITO the
Sea" MacDowelD, 'Tarantella," in
minor UiszD, and the Grieg piano con-
Certo. Miss Randolph's recital will be
given month or SO later.
Mrs. DayeIle Taylor weIch, who was so
well received by music lovers at the |!
Rubinstein Club recital last Wednesday
morning, Will sins for the Central High I,
School pupils at chapel next week. Mrs
Blanche Muir-Dalgiiesh, the well-lznown
contralto, will also contribute to the
programme.
S NSNS" OiSAleSbo' SLioSI- Nhe III
rection OF II. W. Weber, gave its fifth
public rehearsal of the season Monday /.
night in the lecture room of the Keller
Memorial Church TO an audience that
completely filled every inch of available
space. The soloists were Mrs. J. L.
Carr, soprano; J. Wesley Jones. bass;
Raymond Gilbert, flute, and William
Eichner, French horn. /.
Mrs. Carr made an excellent impress
sion with her rendition of Goddard's
Cradle Song" responding to an encore