The Washington herald., 1912-11-03

4 HEINRICH HAMMER.
Mary cryder. at the Columbia Theater
will be Adeline Genee. the dancer, VIII
will be assisted by Alexander volinin
her own company and symphony orches
Itra. In q programme which proved sucl
Ia great success In London.
Inis wonderrul exponent or oancinl
in its highest artistic form will npea
FRIDAY afternoon, November -, at ~
o'clock.
song recital by Nine. Frances Aid,
Is one Of the interesting events schedule,
for the near future. This soprano ha
already been acclaimed abroad as one o
the greatest Of the day: She will appes
at the Columbia Theater Friday after
noon. November . at 40 o'clock. unde
the local management Of T. Arthur
Smith.
Thomas Evans Greene, dramatic tenor
gave the following programme in recita
at the National School of Domestic Art
and Sciences last Wednesday: Gould +
(TostD. "Obstination'' (Fontenailles), '1
Am Thy Harp Gessie L. Pease). 'Ir
the Time OF Roses" (Reichardp. "Slum
Der Song tGerrit SMITH. Come to the
Garden. Love" MARY Turner Salter,
THE Sunrise Call'' TRADITIONAL Zuni In.
diam. Noon and Night &C. B. Hawley)
''The Birth Of Morn" IeonD: opers
songs. Then You'll Remember Me-
from Bohemian Girl (Balfe): la Don.
ma e Mobile from ''Rigoletto' Verdi
Irish songs. ITO My First Love" (Lohr)
| You'd Better Ask Me" Iohr). MY
Love Nelr' (Fox). and plantation songs
Uncle Rome" (Sidney Homer. My
Rose" (CaIeb Lacy. and annie Laurie II
Miss May Armstrong played the plano
| Accomplishments
William Conrad Mills. a well-known
lyric tenor. will attempt to raise the
| standard Of songs generally given for the
entertainment of the diners in local cafes
by appearing this week at the New FIRE.
donia Cafe, at the dinner hour. from s to
s o'clock p. m. He will be assisted by
Imperatori's Orchestra.
Mr.. Mills Is making a special feature
I this week OF the desert songs. "A Lover
in Damascus," composed by Amy Wood
forde-Finden. These songs portray the
passionate wooing of an Eastern lover.
and the music is typically Oriental in
character. In the distance can be heard
the tinkle Of camel bells: again, the
rhythmic swing of an Oriental dance: in
fact. all Of the songs carry the atmos-
phere of the desert.
The composer Is the wife of an English
army officer. who has seen extensive
service in the East. and she has made
an exhaustive study of the music. man
ners. and customs Of the Oriental ma
tions while residing among them with
her husband.
Oscar Franklin Comstock will play in
Trinity Episcopal Church this evening at
7:30 o'clock Grand Chorus in fiat
Dubois). "Impromptu" in G Alcock).
''Chorale" (Bach). Heart Wounds" and
THE Last Spring" Grieg,, and Grand
Finale F'ranck).
At the monthly meeting of the District
Of Columbia Chapter Of the American
Guild of Organ!sts, which takes place
Of the cathedral. Wisconsin Avenue. en-
trance at Cathedral School for Girls,
Edgar Priest. subdean. will give an or
gan recital, which gives an admirable
opportunity Of hearing the beautiful or
gan to best advantage. All the organists
Of the city are invited to attend.
Mr.. Priests programme is as follows:
suite Gothique," introduction. Choral.
Minuet Gothique. Priere a Notre-Dame
from Die Meistersinger" Orchard wag-
neD; Fugue in E nat. ''St. AIMS" u.
Sebastian Bach: Arcadian idyll-(a) Ser
enade, (b musette, (o solitude edwin
H. Lemare): sonata No. l, allegro ma
non troppo. andante. allegro con fucco
(Felix BorowskD: evening song. a COM
paratively new work by the talented Or
ganist Of Leeds Parish Church, England
Edward Bairstow).
Norman Esputa DAILY. son OF the late !
Nine. Esputa DAILY. has returned to
from New York and expects |
to resume his teaching here. .
The MacReynolds Music School pre-
sented Miss Florence Mcdonnell. in her |
first pianoforte recital. assisted by Will
lam Mes. violinist. and Master Henry |
Walter, pianist. last Friday evening. The |
following programme was given: Senate.
A major. for piano. Andante (theme and |
Menuetto. ALA turca CTurk-
ish march,. (MozarD; two little duos, for
piano, Nebert and Stark. Master Henry
Walter: Canzonetta, valse. "A Ia bien
aimee" for piano (Schuett); traumerei
and romance, for violin (Schumann), Mr..
William Mes. accompanied by Miss Nc
concert-Stueck. minor, for
piano. Larghetto, Tempo di Marcia,
March Of the Crusaders" Presto EioJoso
Won Weber,. second piano. Miss McRey.
nolds.
A general invitation is extended to
hose who may be interested in the or
yanization and development of the wash
nston oratorio Society to meet in the
chapel Of the Church Of the Covenant.
Street entrance. Monday evening, No.
1ember II, at s o'clock. It Is the aim
IT those interested to form such an or
Ianization that will give at least two
'enditions Of standard oratorios each
zeal.
Under the direction Of H. w. Weber.
he Rebew Orchestra will give a public
ehearsal in the lecture room of the Kel.
y Memorial Church tomorrow ni0ht.
he soloists will be Miss Florine walker.
oprano: ]. G. Klein. tenor: walter
'rouch. concertmaster Of the orchestra:
'lyde stryker. violinist,, and Robert
pindler. guitar. Mra ]. q. Klein will
z the accompanist. Admission Win be
rse, az usual. and music lovers ire cor
ially invited to be present.
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