The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

mac streets, when Percy Sn11c .in~tt
A. A. q. o.. win play: . fine programme.
The musical public is cordially invited
to hear the following programme: Toe
cata ana Ft,Rue. + minor Ct. Tertius
Nobel; '.AdagiettO Reiigioso" lotto Bar
hlan); Meditation" (charles Wakefield
cadman); .'Scherzo', (Wiil G. Macfar|
lane); '.Meditation-elegie" Felix Borrow.
SKID; Allegro cantabile, symphony
aAdaeio symphony w." "Marche Pontifi-
Gale symphony s. tch. N. WidcD.
Miss Helen Dodge. gifted young
violinist OF this city. left Friday Tor Cni-
cago, where she win spend the winter
studying under Miss Sadie Walker, VINO
has Just returned from Berlin, where
she spent two years under the tuteiase
OF Fritz Kreisler.
Miss Dodge will return to Washington
for inaugural week IN March. and VIII
then go on q concert tour. She Is the
daughter OF former Senator Dodge OF
Ohio. who resides at Dodge Park, MO
The first afternoon recital Of the Rubin
stein Club, Mrs. Apolline NJ. Blair con-
ductor, will be held in the ballroom OF
the Raleigh Hotel next Wednesday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock. Assisting the club
will be II. Standby, first 'cellist OF the
Philadelphia Orchestra. who VIII play
among other numbers. two Danish songs
Of his own composition. The programme
includes six numbers by the club and
two groups by the sololst, and Is as fol-
lows: Chorus. Spring Beauties" and
Indian Cradle Song" Rubinstein> Cluhi
cello solo, ''Melodie" (Rubinstein); "Hu-
moresque" Dvorak), and ''Rondo" (Boc-
cherinD. H. Standby; chorus, MOONLIGHT,
who Is Sylvia" and Before Day
break" Rubinstein Club, with obllgato
by Miss Roberta Allen; cello solo. Dan
ish songs CElverhoj and Valravnen) and
polonaise Popper). Standby; chorus. The
Rosary" RubInstein Club.
A Thanksgiving musicale was given
by the pupils of Mrs. Mary Van Ness
Fauth. assisted by Miss Marguerite Carl,
Miss Carrie Fischer and Miss Rosa
Leonberger, last Friday evening at the
Potomac Bank Hall, in Georgetown.
The programme was as follows: Duet
(Steabbog), Mrs. Fauth and Walter
Kracke; Poet and Peasant (suppe),
Miss Carrie Fischer; intermezzo Hub-
belD. Miss Rosa Leonberger; solo (se-
lected. Miss Carl; "Napoleon's Last
Charge car. by PanD. Mr.. Anton
Kracke: ION Parade" CTocaben). Eula
dosia Clark; Happy Hours" (Steabbog),
Sarah Parker; Rest Thee" kennedy,
Miss Bessie Talbot: Dancing Leaves
Cochran, Pauline Kessler: Song With
out Words CSchillerl, Joe Whitmore:
Birds Morning Song (Steabbog). Re-
gina Sullivan; Opera Waltz tStraus),
Clarence Horn: ''In the Twilight Light"
GeIler). Louise Bennett: Moon Winks"
CStevens). Agnes Walsh; peri" DIAL
berb, Agnes Murtaugh: duet, Barcarole
CO1enbach). Margaret Talbot and Marie
telle Herbert: la Sorella'' Phellips).
Theodor Chaconas: Camp OF Gypsies'
(Behr), Gertrude Herbert; ''Lberitine"
CBohn), Margaret Talbot; THE Song Of
Flowers (WiltoH), "Pearly Dewdrops'
CBubeck). Water Kracke; Tone Poem"
(KimbaD, j., phine Leonberger; duet
Rosa). Misses Rose and Josephine
Leonberger: Alpine Glow" (osten). Ed
win Summers; Waves OF the Ocean
CBlack). George Parkhurst: Alpine Hut
CI.ang), Miss Rosa Leonberger; Fare
well TO the Piano" beethoven, Marga-
ret Murphy: Sounds From Ringing
Rocks CWalters). Alice Hurley; ''Wed-
ding OF the Winds (HaiD, Mary Daily;
Fur Elise" CBeethoven), Helen sulii-
van; BLACK Key Mazurka" Her-
zog). Hazel Crown: Starlight Revert"
CSeidt). Lillian Callahan; "Harderoslein'
U.angD. Gertrude Burroughs; "Hsrmo-
NOUS BLACKSMITH CHoudeD, Ethel Fisch-
er: Meditation CMorrison(. Mary Suli-
van: -Four Leaf Glover" (Heins), George
Parkhurst Remember Me- 6Brinck-
mani. Marie Sutlit: Duet. ''Cavalleria"
(NiascagnD. Margaret Talbot and Marie
sutIir; duet, Misses Carl and Leonber-
ger: "MIserere Du TrovatOre" Ding
Miller. Gertrude Murphy; 'Serenade"
(Schubert. Miss Ethel Fischer: Waves
of the Danube" Ovanovice), Miss Carrie
Fischer. and Melodies From Scotland
Cweaver). Miss Rosa Lconberger.
The following musical numbers will
be rendered by the organist and choir
OF the First Congregational Church to-
day:
At morning service-Organ prelude,
"AdaSio," from second sonata CMendels-
sohn); anthems. larry With Me. o My
Savior baldwin,; Sing Alleluia
Forth" Buck: offertory duet from THE
crucffxIon" Cstainer) Messrs. Ogden and
Humphreys; organ postlude, March
Pontifcale" Oemmens)
At evening service-organ prelude,
'Larghetto' CBeethoven): Anthem,
Praise the LOTu NA1LlsndiD' OlAeIhOtS
anthem. 20 Love That VIII Not Let Me
Go" Berwald): hymn anthem, Some
Blessed Day (Nevin); organ poslude
in G CWhiting)
Under the direction of H. W. Weber
the Rebew Orchestra gave a fine con-
cert in the Gunton Temple Memorial
PRESBYTERIAN Church Friday night for
the benefit OF the church. the affair be-
ing under the auspices of the Board
Of Twelve" Miss Josephine T. Gould.
soprano; J. Wesley Jones, basso. and
Raymond Gilbert. fiutist. were the So
loists.
The soIoists all did well, each respond
ing with an encore. Miss Gould's num-
beers were ''Wlll-o-the- Wisp" (McDow-
elD AMI AT Dawning' CCadman; Mr..
Jones sang "Bedouin Love Song" pin
sutD and THE Monk" Eugene Cowles).
Mr.. Gilbert's numbers were 20 Schone
Zeit" Popp) and the adagio from Bee
thoyen's sonata, Pathetic" y
The orchestra numbers consisted OF
march, "LaIrentian" UaurendeaD;
overture. "Pique Dame" won Suppe); Sc
lection from Martha" CFlotow); waltz
on Hungarian melodies, "Puszta Maid
en-" Roberts): 'Humoreske" Ovorak);
idyl, Softly Unawares'' Uincke): ga
vote, Affair glamour" Puerner), and
march. Lights OUT (McCoy) The &C
companists were Miss Bessie Humph-
ries, Miss Merle Gilbert, and W. J.
Weber.