The Washington herald., 1913-02-16

Calve in Carmen" and in la Car
melite" and later was selected by Mas
senet for both "Manon'' and "Werther."
He made his opera debut in 'Armide."
Announcement Is made by 7. Arthur
Smith that the final concert of the sea-
son by the ever increasingly popular
Flonealey quartet will be held in the New
Masonic Temple Auditorium, Thirteenth
Street and New York Avenue, on the
date originally set. Saturday afternoon.
March ], at 4:30 O'clock. The change
which was made necessary by reason
Of a demand for seats in excess of the
capacity of the New Willard ball room,
will not only enable the management to
provide accommodations for all desiring
them. but also to adopt a more liberal
scale of prices, ranging from seventy-five
cents to two dollars.
The piano recital given by the pupils
of Mr.. b. Frank Gebest. assisted by
Miss Edna Dyer, soprano. at the studio.
1877 Fourteenth Street Northwest, last
night was greatly enjoyed by those
present The programme was as fol-
lows: Overture to ''Coriolan," tBeetho-
ven), two pianos, four hands, Miss Har-
desty, Miss Dortch. Mr.. Bostroem. Mr..
Gebest: "Arabesque'' (Chaminade), Miss
Joanna Petingale: song. Summer Miss
Edna Dyer; From an Indian Lodge"
(MacDowelD. Miss Hazel Munger; ITO
Wild Rose" and Hungarian" Miss
Phyllis Stewart; sonata "Pathetique"
(Beethoven,. grave. allegro, adagio, can
table, rondo. Miss Selene Wilmer
Dortch: prelude in minor and fan
tasie impromptu Chopin. Mr.. August
the Land of the Sky-blue Water Cad
mani. Miss Edna Dyer: .'Gnomenreign"
-U.iszt. Miss Josephine Golden: Rhapso-
die No. L., Mr.. b. Frank Gebest-
At the Church OF the Covenant this aft
ernoon at $50 o'clock the double sextet
under the direction Of Mr.. Sydney
Lloyd wrightson. with Mr.. Harvey
Murray at the organ. will render the fol-
lowing musical programme: "Rave
Mercy Upon U.s. incidental solo, Miss
Hall CMinshalD: "Sanctus' messe solen-
ellie. incidental solo. Mr.. Backing (Gou-
nod: solo. Come Ye Blessed, - rom THE
Holy City" (GauD, Miss humphrey:
Judge Me. o God" (Mendelssohn); solo.
Jesus Lover Of My Soul CTours,. Mrs.
Gawler: I'm Heaven the Stars Now Are
Shining Rheinberger).
At the Church Of the Covenant this
evening at o'clock the evening choir of
Wrightson will render the following mu-
sic: Organ prelude. Magniflcat in F
(Claussmann); professional hymn. "On-
ward. Christian Soldiers" (Sullivan);
How Lovely Are the Messengers (St.
PauD Mendelssohn: My Faith Looks
Up 10 Thee" (Mason): solo. MY Task
(Ashford). Mr.. George II. Miller; II
Heard the Voice OF Jesus Say" Dykes;
'Sevenfold Amen" (Stainer): organ pre-
lude in E fat CFaulkes).
An organ and vocal recital will he
given at the Church of st. Michael and
All Angels. Twenty-second Street and
Virginia Avenue Northwest, tomorrow
night b. Mrs. J. II. Cox. contralto: Mr..
Paul Miller Giesy barytone; Mr.. J. B.
Wilson. organ accOmpanist, and Mr.. @.
Scott-Hunter. solo organist.
The programme will be as follows:
Organ sonata in c. No. (Mendels-
sohn): intermezzo in D fat GIollinsl: vo-
cal solo, Thus Saith the Lord" from
THE Holy City (GauD. Mr.. Paul Miller
Very; Andantino in d fiat Gemare);
vocal solo. He Was Despised' from the
Messiah HandeD. Mrs. J. II. Cox;
Cavatino CRan): duet. Now We Are
Ambassadors" from ''St. Paul. Men
delssohn). Messrs. Gilsy and Scott Hun
ter: Meditation. "EIcgia" BorowskD: 20
Rest in the Lord" from Elijah Men
dclssohn), Mrs. ]. II. Cox; postludc in
D (SmarO.
The Friday Morning Music Club. at the
Washington Club. 171O I Street, last
Friday morning. at IL O'Clock. enjoyed a
programme of Anton Gloetzner's compo-
sitions, by Anton Gloetzner. assisted by
Miss Mabel I.atimer. Miss Marion Mac
Fall, and Herman G Rakemann.
The programme follows: Songs for So
prano, THY Who in Thy Tenderness"
Thine Angelus'' tWilliam RusselD; No