The Washington herald., 1913-06-01
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

The choir OF the First Congregations
4 Church viii give choral service tnii
evening with the following programmes
i No. .. by Batiste; chorus, '-'rnh Heavens
are Telling THE Creation" BY Haydn
alto solo, Judith" conducted by miss
Edna Scott Smith; trio. soprano, bass
| and tenor. Praise Ye' VERDI, Mrs
Smart, Messrs- Humphrey and Ogden;
offertory, organ, The Answer (Wol-
stenholme), by Mr.. Taber: chorus. He
is Watching over Israel" from .'EiiJan'
tMendelssohn); quartet, Lead, Kindly
Light" by Henry Houseley. Mrs. Smart.
Miss Smith. Mr.. Ogden. and Mr.. Humph-
rey; duet. tenor and bass. ''Hark, Hark.
My Soui' CNevin). by Mr.. Ogden and
Mr.. Humphrey; chorus. holy. Holy
STUART; organ postlude, finale in B nat
(Wolstenholme)..
i At the morning service selections from
compositions OF DR.. Bischoff will be in
cluded in the programme as follows: Or
gan postlude. meditation in B minor
tGuilmanD; anthem. THE Lord Is Ny
Shepherd" (BischofD; I'm Heavenly Love
Abiding (BisehofD; offertory, bass solo,
God So Clothed the Grass BischoD.
Mr. Humphrey; organ postiude. March
Religieuse" (Guilmant).
The first service of the Church of the
| Covenant tent. which will be situated at
| the corner OF the Avenue of the Presi-
| dents and Lamont Street. will be given
| this evening. beginning at 7:45 o'clock.
The soloist will be Mr.. Charles Trow-
| bridge Tittman. who will sing the fol-
lowing numbers: Prayer CHiller). The
Lord Is My Shepherd" Dvorak). Lord
Thou Art My Refuge Dvorak), and
In he ~
Mrs. John l. Downs is the pianist for
| this evening. {,
Miss Carrie c. wineow, a soloist In the
evening choir Of the Church Of the Cove
nant. sings today by special engagement
Pa.
At the last rehearsal of the evening
choir this season on Tuesday evening
last Mr.. Wrightson presented Miss
Reuter- with pearl pin as a token OF his
appreciation for her work this past year.
and In the name of the choir he pre-
sented Mr.. Harvey Murray with q hand
some silver-mounted walking stick and
umbrella.
The evening choir Of the Church Of the
Covenant will be the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Wood at a reception In
their honor on Tuesday evening. Musi-
cal numbers will be contributed by Mrs
Ethel Holtzclaw Gswler, Miss b. L.
Harper, Miss c. c.. wineow, Mr.. S. NJ
Fabian, Mr.. Richard Backing. and Mr..
Sydney Lloyd wrightson.
The prize of 1900 recently offered by
the State of West Virginia for an official
State song has been awarded to Band
NJ he ha nd
bears his name. The work Is to have its
first public presentation at the semi
centennial celebration at Wheeling on
June 20.
Mrs Huron W. Lawson was the solo
list last Wednesday evening at the COM
mencement exercises OF the National
School OF Domestic Arts and Sciences,
and Thursday morning at National Park
Seminary. Forest Glen, Nd. Mrs. Law
son sang ON both occasions the aria from
la Perle du Brezil.' with flute obligato
by Mr.. r. T. Seel. of the United States
Marine Band
One of the features at Polls Thea
ter preceding each performance is the
mandolin and guitar orchestra, in
which a new instrument is introduced,
called the ''mando bass, the only
thing of its kind in the District of
Columbia. This orchestra. while only
engaged for one week. is on Its twen-
tieth week.
The following programme will be
rendered for the week of June 2:
paris March" (Mezzacapo), 'Iustpief
overture (Keler-Bela); song, Broad
way Glide, Grant; "Serenade" Pierne):
You're a Great Big Blue-eyed Baby
Brown; "Only to Be Boy Again
(James thatcher; Beautiful Girl, Fol-
lies HubbelD: Beneath Thy window
obi capua); Some Boy (stampeD.
Miss Ethel Fisher, artist graduate Of
the Won Unschuld University of Music,
will give a recital tomorrow at the Wash
ington Club, no / Street, competing for
the Diploma of virtuosity and gold medal
as we'll as for the teachers training
course diploma and the medal OF merit:
After the recital a reception Will be
held by the pupils to the graduates.
June 8 the recital and awarding OF
diplomas and medals will take place In
the Columbia Theater at 8 o'clock, for
which invitations have been issued
The eighth annual pupil recital Of the
C. E. Christiani Violin and Orchestral
school was given at Carroll Institute
Hall on Wednesday, May q. THURSDAY
May %, and Friday. May u Tne pro-
rramme consisted of orchestral num-
hers and instrumental solos. feature
contributing greatly to the pleasure OF
the occasion was the, playing OF the Ju-
yenile Orchestral School, which Is COM
noaed of the youngest violin students,
and who have been trained in orches- !
trail playing during the past winter at
regular weekly rehearsals. Those. VINO
exhibited special talent and Industry
we're Miss Doris de Groot, who played
.sE,;ftb Air yarie." by Charles Dancla: |
Miss Francis Burgess. "Cachoucha, by
Ran piano solo; Mr. Joseph Beall. Pier !
rot Serenade, "a. Randegger), violin |
solo: Mr.. Frank Moskey, "Zigeunerwei- |
sem (Zarasate), violin solo; Miss Ellouise |
Kerrick. souvenir" Drdla). violin solo;
Mr.. Walter Reed. "Andantino" CPadre
violin solo: Henry |
second air varie Charles |
Dancla), violin solo; Francis King. Sec |
ond Mazurka'' Goddard, piano solo; Mr.. |
Leroy Herndon, Romance" canton |
violin solo; Harry Waller, |
Raff); violin solo. Miss Ger I
da Christiani, Romance" (Goens), violin |
solo: Miss Florence Sauber. piano solo; |
Master Harry King, violin solo. Miss |
Johjeline Willamette Alteration violin |
solo, and Miss Fried Hauf, "Mazurka |
de Concert" (Ovide Musin). violin solo. |
Among the various other pupils who |
distinguished themselves were: Miss
Edith Davis, Master Clarence Ker-
stein, Miss Annie L. Bowie, Fred Chris
tie. Miss Ruth Werheim. Mr.. John Labo- |
Ash, Miss Edith Stauber. Mr.. Alph Ho-
ben, Mr.. Clarence Brook. Master Roll
land MCINTYRE, Master Raymond Stein, |