The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-12-14

II will De very interesting to the music
lovers of Washington to know that Mrs.
Caroline Jautze de Haas. soprano soloist
of the First Church of Christ Science,
will give recital next Thursday even
ing, at the Raleigh Hotel ballroom. with
Mr.. Louis de Haas at the piano.
Mrs. de Haas was born at The Hague.
Her musical education was obtained in
Europe, and there she is also favorite in
the concert field. Mrsrde Haas will pre-
sent the following program next Thurs
day evening: (a) AN die Musk, Cb)
Gretchen am Spinnrade," (c) STAND
chem" I'D die Forella" (Schuberp;
Recitativo and "Aria der Agathe,
from ''Freischutz' (Weber);(a) "Du Dist
vie cine Blume' (b) ''Es musz elm Wun-
derbares sein," .Oh, quand jes doris"
QIiszt); "Elsa's Traum," from "Lohen-
grim Cwagner); Ca) "Verborgenheit," 90
''Das Verlassene Magdlein, Ccl
list 50 (NolD; (a) Dawn (b) Two in
Arcadia" (c) American Lullaby" I'D
"NachtIied," (e) "Fruhlingsnacht" de
Haas: (a) John Anderson, Ny Jo, I'D
my Heart Is Sair." (c) Comm Thro'
the Rye" (dl Bonnie Dundee" Scottish
songs).
lie of Washington Is invited TO the ar
rangement for the Community Christmas
Tree celebration to be held on the east
front of the United States Capitol Christ
mas Eve at 5 o'clock, and everybody with
a "voice'' in Washington is cordially in
yited to participate in the chorus SIX
Christmas hymns are TO be sung, To-
Eether with 1.-The Star Spangled Ban
ner," and renearsals win be had during
the coming week in various sections OF
the city as follows:
Monday, December 15-Young Women's
Christian Association, at Comstock Stu
do, 1893 F street
Tuesday, December 16-Public rehearsal
of high school students and adults, at
Eastern High School, Seventh near Z
street southeast.
Wednesday December II Normal
School Eleventh and Harvard streets.
Thursday, December 1S-Western High
School, Thirty-fifth and t streets north
west.
Friday, December l9-Boy Scouts Of the
District of Columbia, Elks' Hall, 9l9 II
street northwest
Saturday, December 20-douse Of Play,
493 NJ street southwest
Sunday, December 21-Mass rehearsal
of entire chorus at the National Theater,
beginning at 2 o'clock sharp. All these
other rehearsals during the week are to
take place at 7:3O o'clock.
With the exception of the Monday night
rehearsal which is to be conducted by
Mrs. A. NJ. Blair, the chorus rehearsals
will be in charge of Dr. Otto ToTney
Simon, who will direct the monster cho-
rus at the celebration to the accompani-
ment of the entire Marine Band of sixty
five pieces under the direction of Lieut..
William II. Santelmann.
1t is desired that the public generally
should take part in this celebration and
it is hoped that the splendid vocal tim
Der that abounds in the National Capital
will make itself felt at the rehearsals
during the week and especially at the
massed rehearsal next Sunday after
noon.
So great has been the demand by those
who heard Gounod's "St. Cecilia" last
Sunday afternoon to have it repeated.
that Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson has
arranged TO give the work again with the
double sextet, assisted by Mrs. De Yo
and Mr.. Klein, at the $3.50 o'clock service
this afternoon, at the Church of the
Covenant. The program is as follows:
Organ prelude; Hymn No. II, THE Radi-
ant Morn Hath Passed Away" CGounod);
Invocation; ''Messe SolenneIle," from ''St.
Cecilia Charles Gouno0; trio. Mrs. Cav
Ter. Mr.. Backing, Mr.. Humphrey; Kyrie,
trio and chorus; Gloria in Excelsis, trio
and chorus; Credo, trio and chorus; Of
fertory. organ; Sanctus, Mr.. Backing and
chorus; Benedictus, Mrs. Gawler and
chorus: Agnus Del, Mrs. Gawler, Mr..
Backing, and chorus; Scripture reading;
Hymn No. 635, Blessed City Heavenly
Salem CGounod); prayer; offertory solo,
20 Divine Redeemer'' CGounod), Mrs.
Gawler; conservation of the offering; SER
mon, by the pastor; solo, There Is a
Green Hill Far Away CGounod), Mr..
Wrightson; prayer, benediction, organ
postlude.
The vested evening choir of 100 voices
and solo quartet of the Church of the
Covenant will render the following musi-
cal program at the o'clock service I'M
der the direction of Mr.. Sydney Lloyd
wrightson, with Mr.. Harvey Murray at
the organ, tonight: Organ prelude, An
dante IN A BattishilD: Sun of Ny Soul
Monk; sweet Is Thy Mercy Barn
by), incidental solo. Mrs. Downs; "Je-
hovah. Guide and Guard Us" Mozart.
Mr.. Tittmann; Seek Ye the Lord Rob-
erts), incidental solo, Mr.. Blanchard;
Praise Ye the Father" (Gounod);
Abide with Me" CReed), incidental solo,
Mr. Tittmann: Sevenfold Amen STAIN
err; organ postlude in G (SeiferD.
DR.. James Dickinson will give an or
gan recital next Thursda:.- night in st.
Pauls Episcopal Church. near Washing
ton Circle, under the auspices of the
American Guild of Organists, to which
all are cordially invited.
The Rubinstein Club, composed of
Washington's most most prominent wom-
en- singers, under the direction Of Mrs.
A. NJ Blair will give an evening concert