The Washington herald., 1912-10-27


Of this city. sang for Mime. Calve. pri.
vately. last Thursday afternoon Mr..
Thompson sang ''Spirto Gentil,'' by
! DonIzetti: Pale Hands," from the
Love Lyrics by Finden. and Come
Into the Garden" by Salter.
Nine. Calve expressed interest in Mr
Thompson's fresh and sympathetic voice
and spoke of his unusual breath control
and resonance OF tone. He was accom-.
panied by his teacher. Otto T. Simon.
The Friday Morning Club will hold its
first business meeting of the season
next Friday morning at the residence OF
Mrs. F. W. True. 1870 Fairmont Street
Northwest. The first recital of the club
will be given Friday morning, November
T. The following are the officers of the
club: Mrs. Eugene A. Byrnes, president;
Mrs. j. ID. Patton. vice president; Mrs.
F. w. True. musical director; Miss Lucy
Brickenstein. assistant musical director
Mrs. Henry Robbins. treasurer and re-
cording secretary, and Miss Aileen Bell,
corresponding secretary.
The Following programme was given at
the Metropolitan NJ E. Church, John
Marshall Place. last Friday by the pu-
pills and graduates Of the Won Unschuld
University Of Music:
List .Rakoczy March
Played on two pianos by Misses Fisher Hark.
ness Moore. and Ned.
Nocturne. sharp minor
laszt .Gnomenreigen
Miss Ethel Fisher
Mendeissohn. ohn......--..-..Ana from St Paul Orstoria
Mr.. J. Glushak. barytone Of the faculty.
Cnopin. Il dat minor
Miss Aradala Moore.
Howard BONANZA in B fat
Mr. George Henry Howard. composer AID organ
lst OF the faculty.
beethoven.. major Scherzo
Miss Ethel NcH
sehuAe's-h,z y; .soiree d vienne
The fundamental musical training Of the child"
by Nine Won Unsrhuld.
Dsmonstration Of her mothed, The Pianists
Hand, b. the Mise5 Abel. Bell 0uteliua
Hollander. and Moque. Branch pupils taught
By assistant teaches. Misses Haydn. Harkness,
Lynch. kolb. and Twcedy. under aperytsion Il
Nine Won unschuld
Played on two pianos by Master Morton Git
telman and Nine. Won Unschuld.
Verdi Cantahile di Rensto from the Masked Ball
Mr.. J. Glushak. barytooe Of the faculty
.Rigoletto Paraphrase
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld.
Poadini. or What You LAke''
Miss Mary X. Lynch.
Hugh SALESMAN gave one Of his enjoy
able studio musicales last Thursday
morning, at which his former pupil, Mrs.
Boswell. sang. Mrs. Boswell will be re-
membered as Miss Dorothy Hutchinson,
Of this city. who was several seasons q
member Of the Aborn Grand Opera Com
pany.
Mr.. SALESMAN is taking steps to reor-
sanize the Washington Opera Club.
which was heard in light opera several
seasons ago. The first opera to be re-
hearsed this season is THE Chimes of
Normandy" to be followed by 'sThe
Mikado."
The following musical numbers will be
rendered at the First Congregational
Church to-day:
At the service this morning: Or
gan prelude. "Andante." from Sym
phony No. CBeethoveN: anthem.
''The Pillars OF the Earth" Crours); an
them. Hear. o Lord (Watson): offer
tory. tenor solo by Mr.. Kenneth W.
Ogden. Lead. Kindly Light" CWilfred
organ postlude, Lixst num-
Der. by Mr.. Taber.
At the evening service the following
numbers will be given: Organ prelude.
"Barcarolle'' (Sterndale-B Bennett); an
them, Saviour When Night Involves the
Sky" Shelley: anthem. II Waited for
the Lord CMendelssohn): organ post
lnde. Professional March" Is. B. Whit
ney).
The first Of the semi-monthly recitals
and demonstrations Of rhythmic work.
given each year throughout the winter
season by the Lucia Gale Barber School,
took place Friday afternoon.
Ara Mary Gale Davis. the principal of
the school. spoke for few minutes on
the application and value OF the rhyth-
micdt physical training. and demonstra-
tioaA Of the work were given by Miss