The Washington herald., 1912-11-17
THE WASHINGTON HERALD. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1912.

Butterfly (PuccinD. Cb) 'Ksmenoi os-
trow' RubinsteIn). Mr.. II. c. Rake
mann. Mr.. Richard Lorieberg. and Mr..
Karl Holer; quartet. (a) Good Night
(Abt), (b) winter Song" .BuiiardD, Mr..
N. d. Hensey, Mr.. H McNamse, Mr.. T.
A. Murray. and Mr.. J. F. Duggan.
The students and their friends OF the
Washington College Of Music were given
the members of the elocution and dra-
matte art department OF the college, un-
der Miss Victoria !. siddons, gave Q
number OF Rotations, pantomime and
parts Of well known plays. The recital
hall OF the college was handsomely decor
ated with palms and flowers and the stage
was hung with curtains and draperies.
There was a large and appreciative au-
dience present. These evenings win be re-
peated every month throughout the school
year.
The chorus choir of the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church will render at this
evenings service Thy Hallowed Pres
ence" by c. d. Carter. There will also
be duett. $50 Thou Lifted Thy Divine
Petition" from Stainer's 'Crucihxion, :"
by Joseph Whittemore, tenor, and New
ton 7. Hammer, base.
MT. f1Afnmert Lne pEcCcutOIs Will sing
as offertory solo, How Lovely Are Thy
Dwellings" by Samuel LIddle.
The Washington Saengerbund will give
It's second musicale tonight at the hall,
s14 C Street Northwest, at o'clock.
The following talent viii assist the
Saengerbund: Soprano soloist, Miss Edna
J. Sheehy; alto soloist. Mrs. Nellie
oHare Pollard; barytone soioist, New
~ IL
Clarine McCarty; flute soloist. Antonio
nick. and the Washington Concert Quar-
tet.
The programme is as follows: Maenner-
chor. Ser Einsiedierandie Nacht" IF. A.
KernO and "Wennelle Brunnlein Files
sen" % Baldamas). Washington Saen-
gerbund; alto solo, ''Schwer Liegtmiram
HerEen''. rec. and aria from Ma
deschda' a. Goring Thomas), Mrs. Nell
lie O'Hare Pollard: plano solo. ''valse
de Concert" op. 8 q. wieniawsIxD. Miss
Clarine McCarty: soprano solo. "Elsa's
Edna ]. Sheehy; flute and French
horn duet, ''Serenade" u. TftD, Mr.
Cello and Mr.. Minnick; barytone solo,
Three for jack Cw. H. Squire), New
ton T. Hammer, accompanied by George
Wilson; quartet, Mine" E. Bald, and
The Rosary CE. Nevin). especially ar
ranged by Mr.. Gumprecht, Washington
Concert Quartet; Maennerchor. Deaf
sches Schlachtenlied'' CKarl Rohrbeck),
Washington Saengerbund. accompanied
by Mr.. William Behrens
The following musical numbers will be
rendered by the organist and choir of the
First Congregational Church to-day. At
the morning service: Organ prelude,
"Adagio from Scotch Symphony Men
delssohn): anthems, Lift Up Your Head"
(Hopkins), "Ye Shall Dwell in the Land"
(Stainer): Offertory bass solo. BE Thou
With Me" CGeibeD, Mr.. Humphrey; Or
gan postlude, Finale in B Flat (Wolsten-
hOlme). At the evening service: Organ
prelude, Largo HandeD; anthem.
Evening Hymn" CWagner); orfertory
quartet, STILL Still With Thee (Foster).
Mrs. Smart. Miss Smith, Mr.. Humphrey,
Mr.. Ogden: hymn anthem. Some Bless
ed Day CNevin), and organ postlude,
March in D CIV. T. BesO.
George H. Miller and Joseph White
more have been engaged as soloists for
the Monday Morning Clubs first concert
of the season at the Willard Hotel ball
room on Monday morning December 9.
Sydney Lloyd wrightson will sing for
the first time this season, at a concert
on Wednesday evening at Waugh NJ. E.
Church as a courtesy to J. G. Klein, d.
rector OF music there. He will sing q
group OF three songs. Eileen" by Sans
Souci; Believe Me II All Those En-
dearing Young Charms" by Moore, and
a Spirit Flower" by Campbell-Tipton
Richard Backing, his pupil, will take
part on, the same programme, singing
two numbers
The next special musical service Of the
evening choir OF the Church OF the Cove
nant will be on Sunday evening, Decem-
Der l, when a programme composed en-
tirely Of compositions of Richard wag-
ner will be given.
The Washington Oratorio Society,
which was SO successfully launched last
evening, with a charter mem
bership OF fifty-two, will hold its first
rehearsal under the direction Of Sydney
Lloyd Wrghtson in the chapel OF the
Church OF the Covenant. Eighteenth and
\ Streets, tomorrow evening at 81
o'clock. The society will take up i'm
mediately the sacred cantata, The Word
Of God" by Charles Gilbert Spross
OF the church choirs and other
singing societies, whose connection with
the Oratorical Society will not interfere
with their other musical engagements,
are cordially invited to join the So
ciety, also any singers interested in this
movement.
At this evenings service of 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
Wrightson, with Harvey Murray at the
organ, the following musical programme |
will be given: Organ prelude, 'Andante |
from Fifth Symphony (Beethoven); pro- |
,essional hymn. 20 Mother. Dear Jerusa- !
EN-" (Ward): abide with Me- CReed |
Angel Voices Ever Singing (Sullivan): |
Glorious Is Thy Name twelfth mass, |
Mozart: Saviour Again to Thy Dear
Name" CHopkins); organ prelude, AL |
eluia" element LoreD.