The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-04-13

s Maud Leland
i The special service of song to be given.
tonight at the Ingram Memorial Con-
gregauonal Church. corner Tenth Street
and Massachusetts Avenue Northeast. at
is o'clock, win be most ENJOYABLE. ana
a large number will avail themselves OF
the excellent programme of special
music to be offered by Mrs. Elsie Har-
vey Weaver, organist and the quartet
composed of Mrs. Hazel wegner Reeder.
soprano; Miss Richie Mclean contral-
to; Mr.. Joseph Whittemore, tenor, ana
Mrs. Harry Forker, bass. Mrs Reeder
is the directress of the music
The entire programme of the evenings
service will be as follows:
Part 1.-Organ prelude, The Rosary.
Nevin; professional, "Bafcarolle." Offen-
bach; hymn 1879; anthem, Festival TIE
Deum." Dudley Buck; Lords prayer:
bass solo, "Pro-pe-Catis,' from .Stabat
Mater" Rossini. Mr.. Forker; responsive
reading; "Inlammatus," from "Stabat
Mater" Rossini, Mrs. Reeder and chorus;
Scripture lesson; contralto solo, Il
Heard the Voice Of Jesus Say" Bruce
Steane Miss Mclean.
Part 2-Soprano solo, Hear Ye.
Israel" from Elijah Mendelsshon.
Mrs. Reeder; prayer; tenor solo. 20
Jesus. Thou art Standing" HawIey. Mr..
] Whittemore; notices.: offertory quartet.
| Sweet the Moments" DRESSER; ar
ranged from the sextette from Lucia"
Donizetti. Mrs Reeder, Mr.. Whittemore
Miss Mclean, and Mr.. Forker; hymn
23S: remarks by the pastor; chorus,
| 'Glorio,'' from the 18th Mass" Mozart:
benediction; recessional; organ postIude,
Stern.
! The Ladies' Guild Of the Trinity NJ
e. Church held a short business meeting
last Wednesday evening, after which an
elaborate musical programme was given
by friends of the guild.
| Tenor solos. Mother Machree'' and
Sobeskfs II Love YOU" were rendered
by Mr. Boyer; contralto solo. Just
| a Wearyin' for YOU" by Miss King;
selections by the woodrige Male Quar-
tet, "Jim." "Alice, Where Art Thou"
and Poor Beetle" and a bass solo. by
Will Hanft.
The members of the quartet are
Charles Allen. first tenor: Paul Cook,
second tenor; Carl Engel, first bass, and
| Will Hanft, second bass.
Morning Club last Friday morning was
as follows:
Melody PaderewskD, "Mazur'' emile
MlynarskD. Miss Allen; "zueignung"
| Orchard Strauss, Der Neugieriee'
(Schubero. "Immer leise wird mein
Schlummer'' and .Standchen'' (Brahms),
aria from "Nadeschda," "Schwer Ieigt
auf dem Herzen'' "a. Goring Thomas,,
Mrs. Barnard; 'Stamminger,'' No. T. op
90 and "Morgon vandring." OBJ. Is $50
| gren); intermezzo Qullaby) (Brahms),
Magic Fire Scene" Cwagner-Brassin).
Miss Burbase; Petit Caprice" Cesar
Cub, Air de Ballet IT. AdamowskD,
Miss Allen: "A Cycle of Life" Gandon
Ronald)-1 Prelude; 3 Down In the
Forest (spring); g. Love. I Have Won
YOU (summer); 4. The Winds Are Call
! ing (autumn); 5. Drift Down, Drift
| Down (winter). Mrs. Barnard.
| The final meeting of the Friday Morn
| ing Music Club will be held Friday even
| ing. April Is. at the Raleigh, at $50
! o'clock. The programme will be given
| by the chorus of the club. assisted by
the following soloists: Mrs. Francesca
Kaspar-Lawson. Miss Lucy Brickenst.tn
Miss Beatrice Goodwin. sopranos;
Arthur Day, Mrs. Adrienne K,-kman
Wentz, altos; Mrs. Henry Purcell Veazie.
barytone. and Mrs. Charles Trowbridge
Tittmann, bass.
Membership tickets must be presented
at the door. On this occasion owing to
the extra expense of the concert, the
! customary guest ticket cannot be used
Special tickets for friends may be OBJ
tained for 50 cents upon APPLICATION to
Mrs Frederick W. True, 100 Fairmont
Street.
The Rubinstein Club has been bopored
by well-known Washington composer.
Harry Patterson Hopkins, who has dedi-
Gated to the club and its director, Mrs.
Apolline M. Blair, his chorale Der the
Shadows of the Silent Lake" The club
| Is now studying this work from manu-
script copies, and will present ii at the
closing concert Of the season, to be given
in the Raleigh ballroom on the evening
of May Z.
Ethelbert Nevins' I'm Giorgno in Ven
ezia, cycle Of four love poems verse
by Frederick II. Martens and musical
adaptation for women's chorus by Charles
Gilbert Spross, will be another pretentious
number of the May programme Themes
OF the four poems are Morning in St
Marks Square" I'm the Gondola.' a
Love Song" and Farewell
AT the rehearsal last Wednesday morn
ing the Rubinstein Club presented Miss
Blanche A. Yewell, its founder and pres
ent secretary. with the first club pin made
from the design recently adopted as a club
insignia 1t consists of a laurel wreath
encircling a Tyre, on the strings of which
are the embossed initials "R. c." Miss
Margaret Marean. a member of the club.
originated the design, which is both an
propriate and artistic.
The District of Columbia CHAPTER Of
the American Guild of Organists had
its monthly meeting last Monday with
an-unusually large attendance. After
the business was completed a string
quartet, composed of Mr. Raynal. Miss
King. Miss Rewall, and Mr. Paul
Finchel. played the Haydn Quartet In
G major. No. 6s. with fine effect. The
evenings meeting closed with refresh
ment.
"A large audience enjoyed the excellent
work done by the pupils of Mr. B. Frank
Gebest. assisted by Miss Margaret Fol-
lin, soprano, in a recital given last night
at the studio. 1877 Fourteenth Street
Northwest
The programme offered was as follows:
Overture. Die Lustigen Weber Won
Windsor" (NicolaD, Messrs< Bostroem
and Gebest; "Hochzeitsag auf Troldliau-
gen" Grieg). Miss Edith Evermann:
sonata. allegro moderate, andante mol
to, ALA menuetto, finale (Griego, Miss
Selene Wilmer Dortch: ITO a Waterlily''
(MacDowelD, Miss Hazel c. Munger.
idyn and polonaise (MacDoweID. Miss
Phyllis Stewart; song, Song of Sum
shine" (Gorling Thomas). Miss Margaret
Follin; why" and "whims' (Schu-
~ mn " 1N