The Washington herald., 1913-04-27
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

die Song (Heller). Miss Mabel Hubbard
two studies. nocturne (Hunten), ant
| Oriental Dance (Kruckow). Miss Nil
dred Armstrong: prelude. op. IS. No. Is
The Raindrop' Chopin. Miss Mabe
| Hubbard: vocal solo. Shepherd, See Thy
Horses Foaming Name" (Oley Speaks)
Mr.. Sturgis; Moon Moths, Part l and Il
(Kussner, Miss Dorothy Reeder; PA.
des Amphores'' (Chaminade). Miss Gladly.
Crump; impromptu tSartorio), Miss Mil
| dred Armstrong; 'Hark. Hark The
Lark" tSchubert-LiszO, Miss Marcis
Trouland: concerto for two pianos,
major sonata (MozarO Miss Mary Beth
Jackson and Miss Adams: symphony in
, c, for piano, voices and toy instruments
tHaydn). piano. Miss Mary Beth Jacks
quail. Miss Kathryn Winslow; cuckoo
Miss Mabel Mcpherson; nightingale, Miss
Esther Evans; trumpet, Miss Marcia
Trouland; drum. Master Spencer Pink
ham; metallophone, Miss Lena Pulizzi;
tambourine, Miss Mildred Armstrong;
castagnets, Miss Marion Rebuschatis: sin
gers, Misses Eunice Roberts, Ruth
Thomas. Wilmoth Doyle. Priscilla Ilsley,
Violet Winslow. Dorothy Clafiin, Marga-
ret Denham. and Dorothy Reeder.
At the Church of the Covenant this
evening at o'clock the choir of 100
voices under the direction of Mr.. sgd
ney Lloyd Wrightson. with Mr.. Harvey
Murray at the organ, will give its sew
enth special musical service, rendering
the following programme: Organ pre-
lude. "Entree Solenelle" (RousseaD ;
Professional Hymn. No. 700, brightly
Cleans Our. Banner" (Sullivan); Hymn
$40, Onward. Christian Soldiers" (Sul-
Hvan); anthem. Seek Ye the Lord"
(Roberts). incidental solo. Miss Win
cow: anthem, Unfold Ye Portals Ever
lasting" Redemption" (Gounod; an
them, Sweet Is Thy Mercy" (Barnby),
incidental solo, Mr.. wrightson; offer
tory anthem, THE Infiammatus (Sta-
bat Mater) (RossinD, incidental solo.
Miss Reuter-: anthem. God Shall Wipe
Away All Tears (Field); Sevenfold
Amen (Stainer); organ postlude, Finale
in fat" (Guilmano.
This afternoon at $3.50, O'Clock the
double sextette under the direction Of
Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson will rem
der the following programme:
Anthem. "Tarry with Me. o My Sa-
viour' (Baldwin), incidental solo. Mr..
Miller: duet, "watchman. What ofsthe
Night?" (SargeanD, Mr.. Bowie and Mr..
Humphrey; anthem, The Wilderness"
(Goss), incidental solos Mr.. Bowie and
Mr.. Miller; offertory solo. Prayer"
(TostD, Mrs. Gawler; anthem, Through
the Day Thy Love Has Spared Us"
(Naylor), incidental solo. Miss Reuter-.
Owing to the illness of Mr.. Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson from which he has
fully recovered, but which kept him
from the rehearsals Of the Washington
Oratorio Society for over nine weeks.
it was unanimously decided at the reg
ular rehearsal of the society last Mon
day night, at which Mr.. Wrightson
presided, to postpone the rendition of
the Elijah" until next fall. when it
will be given the latter part of No
vember. The society adjourned until
the first Monday evening in October,
with a handsome balance in the treas
ury after all the expenses Of this sea-
son have been paid.
The Students Club of the Washing
ton College of Music held its regular
meeting last Friday evening, when the
following programme was given before
/ large audience OF students and their
friends:
Prelude and fugue, No. (Bach),
Miss Miller; violin solo. 'Minuet" (Mo-
,art), Mir. Schellfeffer; concerto, CT
minor. first movement (Beethoven), |
Mss Droxcilus; Sonata Apassionata"
Beethoven, MIR. Thompson; "Warum" |
Miss CHASER; polka (Gui-
ani). Master Richie Taylor; Air de
Ballet" (Depret). Miss Flood: valse, |
fat major tChopin), Miss Fuller;
'valse Brilliant" (Godard) Miss Kline;
Chanson Triste" (Tschikowsky), Miss
darks; valse, e minor (Chopin), Miss
Reynolds; ITO a wild Rose" (MacDow-
Hiss Meyer; "Rondo" (Field), Miss
'Tendre Aven" (schuett).
Hiss Latus; "Papillons' Gavalle), Miss
Briggs; "Charmeuse" (Congsby-
Mrs. Hamilton: "Melodie"
PaderewskD, Miss Bouck; Drifting"
FriemD, Miss Morrell; valse, Op. SO
Chopin, Miss Primm.
Miss Madolin Smithson will hold her
nnual carnival Thursday evening,
lay s. at the New National Theater.
he operetta, I'm Cloudland," will be
resented in two acts, 1.-THE Palace
and 'Cloudland. the home of
he sorceress. Valla. Many Of the chill
rem who danced before a crowded
ouse in the New willard ballroom
lst season are hard at work prepar-
lg for the carnival at the National
MS year. Some Of the numbers which
ill be rendered are: "The Spanish
Gene" "The Dance OF the Hours" 1.-The
ance of the Seasons" THE Old-time
traw Ride" by twenty little tots, and
The Dance Of the Butterfly"
Mrs. M r. Waldecker gave q musical :
18th her pupils at her studio, 1924
fifteenth Street, Thursday evening.
usic of the following composers was /
aged: Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Grieg, {
human, Offenbach, and Auber. II
Those who participated were Miss ]