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

The Rublnsteln Club win give ita last
concert this season on wednesday even
ing in the ballroom OF the New WI
lard, Mrs. A. NJ Blair conducting. Miss
Lucy Marsh. dramatic soprano. Of New
York. win be the soIolst The programme
Is an exceptional one, every number
carefully selected Il Is az follows:
Morning (vIctor Harris); spring
Beauties &C. W. Chadw.ci<l: Spring
time Donlsette-Rh dzerbero, the
club; prelude from "A Cycle of Life
OF Gold (Wheipley); ~Dsarest" 0iomerl;
Love, Have Won You. CRonald).
Miss Lucy Marsh: chorus Of The Flow
er Maidens 1" CFagneris "Parelfaf) the
club. with Miss Marsh: ITO the Roses.
Q.udvorg Thuille); aThe Rosary o..
Nevin). the club; willamette (del
Acqua), Miss Marsh; The Dance
tAEoszkcwski-R -Richards,. the club.
At the sixth. annual banquet Of the
College woman's Club OF this city, held
at Rauscher's last Saturday night, the
Glee Club OF this organisation rendered
the music under the direction OF Miss
Edna James Sheehy. The membership
OF the GIee Club is rs follows: Mra- =.
Dana Duand. Miss Mary s. Evans. Miss
Grace Ross. Mrs. =. +. Burchard. Mrs.
T. Janney Brown, Mrs. William II. Her
ron, Mrs. Thomas w. SidwelL Miss Meta
c. Peterson. Mrs. Frederick B. Pyle. Miss
Frances e. .ChickerinR, Miss Hortense.
Hersom. Mrs. George Trowbridge, Miss
Jennie Meyer. Mrs. Elias Willis, Mrs.
Max West. Miss Marian z. Mccoy. Mrs.
william ]. Ethell with Miss Isabel
Stone as accompanist.
Miss Dorothy W. Randolph. Of this city,
gave her graduating recital on Friday
evening at the Warrington College. where
she had been under the instruction OF
Harry Patterson Hopkins for three years.
Miss Iva oiIbertson. reader, assisted.
Miss Randolph gave the following inter-
esting programme entirely. from memory:
Ca) ''Mandalay." eb) MY Rival" (Kip-
Hng); sonata in minor. first movement.
(Brahms): scene from lie Bourgeois
Gentilhonme' (foiiere); (a) -.Hark.
Hark the Lark" (b) .Paganini Etude."
IN z fiat QIsEO; Lyrics of the Princess
CTennyson): Susan Clegg and Her Friend.
Mrs. Lathrop'' CWarner); piano-concerto.
in B nat minor (aIlegro non troppo 81
motto maestoso) CTschailxowsty). with
accompaniment Of . second plano.
Nine. Jane Osborn Hannah, OF Chicago
and Philadelphia Grand Opera company,
and her husband. Frank Hannah. have
taken a cottage at Shawnee-on-Delawa
Pa, this summer. where Mr.. Wrightson
win conduct his summer school Of sing
ing Mr.. Hannah was the guest of Mr..
Wrightson for two days this week in this
city.
large and appreciative audience at
tended the musical given last Monday
evening in the han OF the Immaculate
Conception Academy. The stage was ef-
fectively decorated with palms and spring
flowers. The programme, which was
beautifully rendered, was as follows:
CalIsthenic March (Thornbers); pianos.
NJ. Poole. G. Collins, z. Bagman, NJ. Bar
rett G. Simpson, NJ. Roby, NJ. Finney.
and c. Slattery; Tree Song CAIrs. L
Chant, Misses T. Mlnahan. NJ. Roby.
and L. Preston; MERRY Midget" Misses
NJ. Ryan, NJ. Roby, G. Simpson. +.
Simpson. H. Fitzpatrick, II. Brown, N.
Sheehan, and NJ. Staub: dumb bells, 1T
tie ones; Loves Awakening Qfosz-
kowslCD. Misses +. Smithers, NJ. Can
non, L. Meehan, B. Meehan, v. Reuth.
and NJ. Preston: duet. Misses A. Peak
and L. Hunter; recitation. Miss A. Welsh;
'sPolonaise" IN Glinka). pianos A.
Misses NJ. Studds. II. Berens. A McDer-
mott. N. McCrory: pianos B. Misses P.
Mooney, c, Slattery. K Ryder, and NJ !
Blake. Peacefully siumber" CRandeg-
ger). Miss L Preston: Return OF
Spring" Misses F. Smithers, NJ. Cannon,
and L. Meehan: The Heavens are Tell |
ing CBeethoven): chorus, vocal class.
accompanist, Miss NJ. Cannon: Der
Freischutz." Cvon Weber,; pianos. Misses
NJ Mooney. NJ O'Hagan. c. Slattery, NJ. |
Poole. z. Koones. ]. Smith. NJ Fleishell, |
@. Collins, G. Simpson. and E. Bagman. |
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