The Washington herald., 1912-06-30
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

Washington society and music circles
VIII be interested in the removal to
washington Of DR.. and Mrs. Walter
Heustis. Of Dubuque. Iowa Mrs.
Heustis was formerly Miss Bertha Lin
coin. daughter of Col d. P. Lincoln.
formerly United States Minister to
China. She was one Of the bellies In
Washington in her girihood. and was
also leading soprano soloist in church
and concert circles For some years
she was the soloist IN the First Baptist
Church and was also the soloist in the
\ Calvary Baptist Church. Since her mar
riage she has done much professional
concert work and has recently made a
name for herself in journalistic work.
DR.. and Mrs. Heustis are with friends
| on Harvard Street, but will probably
be at the Kenesaw later on.
The washington School Of Music. Mrs
Routt Johnson-Manning. principal. has
/ closed its season, after a series OF re-
citals.
Among the performers were Genevieve
Rusk and Dorothy Baumgarten, in a
| joint afternoon recital.
Miss Isabelle Gittings, Of Washington,
! gave some numbers of Greig, Chopin.
and Mendelssohn, concluding with the
! Liszt transcription of the wedding
March, in pleasing contrast with the
Chopin 2 Flat ''Nocturne" Mrs. Mary
c. Winchester, Of Georgia, played a
Beethoven and Liszt evening, interpret
Ing the Moonlight and "Appassionata"
sonatas, and the LIszt ''Polonaise," con-
cluding with the seldom used "Hexam-
arOn."
Mrs. J. Vernon Russell, Of Chevy
Chase, gave a delightful musicale, fol-
lowed by dance. Thursday evening. for
her sister. Miss Marguerite Vernon. Of
New York, to which about fifty young
people were invited. The programme was
given by Miss Clothilda Botelka, OF War
saw, Poland, soprano; George Moskey,
the gifted boy violinist. and Mrs Ever
EFT Winston. pianist Miss BoteIka sang
''Vissi d'Arte Vissi d'Amore' from La
Tosca," "Nightingales Song CStevens),
and When the Roses Blossom" CReich-
ardt. The violin numbers consisted Of
Concerto in D Major" CTschaikowsky),
Callegro moderato), 'Jegende'' Cwieniaw-
skD, and "Hejre kati' CHubay). Mrs.
Winston gave a group Of Chopin. includ-
ing the "Impromptu in F sharp" Muir
Zurka opus So, No. l." and the Fan
TASTE in F minor" Among those present
were the Misses Parson. Carter. Snyder,
Bowman, Simpson. Moskey. Deitreich,
Needham. Butterworth. Ryder. Cren-
shaw. Lewis, Hurley, Fairfield. Dobson,
Humphrey, Ashe. Newton. Ford. Luer-
son. Jarnigan. and Messrs. Hayes. Par
ker. Bowman. Moore. Price, Carter,
Newman, Mccarthy. Moskey. Howard.
Murphy, Dietz. Johnston. Simpson, Dar-
mouth. Ellsworth. Boland, Emory, Phil
lips, Forsythe, and Kennedy
The choir Of Fifth Baptist Church
will render a musical programme to-
night at 7:f5 o'clock. William J. Palmer
will conduct the choir Of 20 voices with !
Earl Dement, acting organist. Those hav- |
ing solo parts will be Miss Grigsby, Mrs. |
Goodal, Mrs. Japhet. Miss Price: Messrs |
johnson, Abrams. and Webb. The pro- |
gramme. in addition to a number Of
congregational hymns. will include The |
Radiant Morn" Woodward: God SO |
Loved the world" Stainer: From Thy |
Love as a Father" Gounod; The Heav- |
ems Are Telling" Hayden; "Sanctus,"
Gounod. and Unfold Ye Portals" from !
Gounod's Redemption"
The pupils Of Miss Isora Blngaman
gave a musicale last Monday evening at
the Virgil Clavier Piano School in H |
Street The programme was as follows:
Snow Bells" CBehrj, Lois Pitcher, |
Grace Weber: Santa Clause Guards"
Rainbow Fairy Mazurka" (Krogmann),
Primrose Dance" Phebe Fleming; Lit
tie Prince Waltz" Merry Bobolink''
(Krogmann). Robins Lullaby. Vir-
ginia Carneal; The Fair" CGurlitO, BY |
the Spring CGurlitO. Lois Pitcher;
son; Hunting Song (GurlitO, Spin
ming Song CEllmenreich), Phyllis Rob
inson: Petite TaranteIIe'' CHeHer), |
''Douy's Dreaming and Awakening
COesten). Grace Weber; Sonatina"
Beethoven. Rosemary Arnold: Scarf
Dance" CChaminade). "Barchetta'' NE
VIM. Christian Bare; "Goblins' Frolic"
(Heller), Dorothy Csmithl. Squirrels
Frolic" CSimon), Reginald Newton:
''IdiIio'' Gack), Chant Of the Voyagers"
CPaderewskD. Rosemary Arnold; Fan
fare Militaire'' CBehr), Rosemary Arnold
and Phyllis Robinson.
The pupils Of Mrs. NJ. R. waldecker
gave a recital last Thursday. The pro-
Crane was: Piano solo, Washington
Normal School March No. J. CNIrs. NJ.
r. WaldeckerJ, Mrs. NJ r. Waldecker
and E o. Weber Orchestra; piano duet,
Military Galop" Lahitzkyl, Misses An
ma G. Bakersmith and Florence Matt
and; piano solo. Waltz Caprice" u.
Rrahms), Miss Olive Bair; violin obligatO,
Mrs S. Cline; soprano solo, selection CE.
Grieg), Miss Estelle Scala, orchestra aC-
piano solo. overture, Fra
D;avolo'' CD'Auber). Miss Media Wal
decker and Weber Orchestra: piano solo.
''Rhapsodie Hongroise No. - IF. LisZO
Miss May L Brown; piano duet. Tam
hourine March a.. Treloar), with tam
BOURNE. triangle. castenet and snare
drum, Misses Irene Cole and Gertrude
Bornet: piano solo, Overture Romantic
Keller Bela). Miss Sarah BushaIter and
orchestra; tenor solo, When Shadows
Gather C. Marshall. Mr. 7 E. Bayer;
,iano solo. overture. Romeo and Juliet
". BelIinD, Miss Rose Krick and Orches-
ra piano SOLO ''Valse Triste" u. ST.
elius), Miss Gertrude Bornet and orches-
"a: piano duet, "Chenie'' Cfrs. NJ. R.
Mrs. Josephine Zernia and
Miss Rose Krick: Graduating March
Mrs. NJ R. Waldecker), Weber Orches-
ira.
Medals and diplomas presented after
concert by Mr.. Isaac Cans.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert NJ Jackson, OF
raymond Street, Chevy Chase. gave a
Musicale Monday evening in honor OF
heir house guests. Mr.. and Mrs. George .
Winter. Of Joplin. Mo. Mrs. Winter
5 a cousin Of Mrs. Jackson. and is a
lister OF Mr. George Goldsmith Daland,
rho was formerly organist and choir
Master Of St Johns Church, George
own. The musical programme was rem