The Washington herald., 1912-12-08

night when Frederick SiIlers will sing a
song cycle, 'Thistledown," by Gerrit
Smith. Miss Myrtle Began will sing two
groups of songs and two duets with Mr..
Comstock.
The following programme proved most
entertaining to a large audience at Con-
cordia Lutheran Church. Twentieth and
Streets Northwest last Thursday even
ing:
Organ prelude DurandD, Mr.. Raphael
Koester, organist OF Concordia Church;
an anthem. ,'.Die Himmel Ruhmen des
Ewigen- Ehre'' CBeethoven), the choir;
plano solo. 'Valse Caprice" op. IS CHoff-
mani, Miss Martha Waring, pupil of Rap
hael Roester; vocal quartets, Gay
Hearts Macy, and Fishing" Parks),
Messrs. Bowie, Simpson, Hicks, and
Moore; trio for strings, "AHegretto ed
Innocente." ,Op. So CHaydn), and "Andante
Quasi Allegetto" from Serenade Op. s
(Beethoven). the Koester Trio; bass solos,
'Bedouin's Love Song CHawley), and
Break. Break. Break dewis). Mr..
Charles W. Moore; vocaLIiuet, Heavenly
Father Guide Me" Cwadace), Mrs. De-
Mon and Mrs. Lenhart: German choruses.
Der Jager Abschied" (MeRdelssohn),
Die Kapelle'' (Kreutzer),- and Der
solo. "Andante Expressive" from Sd con-
certo (Goltermann). Mr.. Paul Koester;
tenor solos, Let Me Like Soldier Fall"
CWallace), and Look Down. Dear Eyes"
F1scher), Mr.. Jack Bowie; vocal quar-
tets. Rosary" (Nevin), and Until the
Dawn Parks). Messrs. Bowie, Simpson,
Hicks, and Moore; trio for plano, violin
and cello, ''Serenade" CWidor). and
sextette from Lucia DonicettD, the
II NJ
Light" (Gounod), the choir. Mr.. Raphael
Koester, accompaEist
The following musical numbers will
be rendered by the organist and choir Of
the First Congregational Church:
Sat the morning service. organ prelude
by Gullmant; anthems. Bucks TIE
Deum," In d and Roberts Seek Ye the
Lord" offertory, duet, Mendelssohn's In
His Hands Are All the Corners organ
pOstlude from Wagners ''Melstersinger."
Evening. organ prelude, Merkers Fan
tasie in Z minor; anthem. Stewards
Holy, Holy offertory, Himmers In
cline Thine Ear" and quartet House
ley's Crossing the Bar" organ post
lude, Tombelle's March in F:
Karl Holer, musical director Of the
Arion Gesangverein. has arranged the
ond musicale TO be given at the club
house: "Es steht cline Lind CForschncr).
and ''Fruelingszeit" CWilhelm). Arion
Gesangverein: contralto solo. Forgotten"
CCowlesD. Mrs. Margaret Koontz- Holland:
cornet solo ''Ratcharmers' Song" lNeuP
endOrO. Frank Bernard; soprano solo.
Hill: bass solo. The Stately Ships Go
Flower Song from Faust CGounod),
Mrs Inez Seymour Milton: barytone solo.
lMargha1l
gene L. Walter: mandolin solo, ''Souve-
mir de SiClle" LeonardD. Miss Alice +.
On tBischonD. Arthur z. Middleton;
clarionet solo. La Sonambula' (BellinD.
Alfred p. Andrea.
Tomorrow evening Harry Patterson
Hopkins will give an Informal piano re-
cital at Friends School Mr.. Hopkins will
be assisted by Mrs. Cora Barker Janney.
of Baltimore. who is prominent in that
city as alto soloist at the First Lutheran
Church. Their joint programme will be
as follows: Prelude in L major (Saint-
Saens) ScheTZetto in \ fiat CMoszkows-
ky), "Au Convent CBoradlnl, and Jar
dine sous la pluie (for piano. Debussey);
The Linden Tree" (SchuberD, The Cry
Of Rachel CSalter). When Love Is
Kind" (Old Irish. and Waltz Song Cfour
songs for altoD CArdittD: Prelude in C
sharp minor. and Ballade in u minor
Chopin: Etude. movement semblable
ct perpetual (Alkan-
The Rebew Orchestra under the di- |
rection of II. w. Weber. gave it's third |
public rehearsal of the season Monday |
night in the lecture room of the Keller !
Memorial Church in the presence of a
large audience. Mrs. Margaret kOontz !
Holland. Miss Pauline NJ. Scott. and II. |
b. Schmidt were the soloists. while Mrs. |
Cecile Phelps Clark and Miss Bessie |
Humphreys were the accompanies. Mr.. |
Hollands fine contraIto voice showed to |
advantage in 'Ah. Let Me Dream" CTay |
lorD Absent lMetcalO. and Forgot |
ten CCuwles). especially the latter. |
Quite a novelty, and one which made a |
decided hit. was the playing from man
usCript 81 d violin and clarinet duet, |
Two Thoughts by Miss Pauline NJ. |
Scott and II. b. Schmidt. In response |
to an insistent encore they played Call (
Me Thine Own from IL Eclair."
A good orchestral programme was pre-
sented. consisting OF the following num-
bers: March Polly Prim" (HenryD,