The Washington herald., 1913-04-27

Media waldecker. Miss Isabelle eros.
by. daughter of Lieut.. Col. Crosby
Misses Rose Kirch. A. G. Bakersmith
J. Cole. ]. Levy, Ruth Sykes, Frances
Sylvester, J. Cook, G. Barnet, F. Matt
land. " Hoffman. A. Fowler. and Mr.
c.. Rudy. Miss Rose Kirck, after play.
ing her piano solo. gave a vocal solo
accompanied by Mr.. D. Barnet. violin
| list.
The full vested choir Of Wesley NJ
E. Church will give an Evening with
the Choir this evening at s O'Clock,
when the following programme will be
| presented:
| Organ prelude. "Evensong" John
SOM; chorus. by Babylon's Wave
! (Gounod); quarrel, Jesus Only" (Ro-
TOLD; trio, Praise Ye" (VerdD: chorus.
'Sanctus" (Gounod): quaret. God
Shall Charge His Angel Legions" Lu-
cantonD.
The quartet of the church is COM
posed of the following: Miss Marion
| Greene. soprano: Mrs. d. Olin Leech.
| contralto; Mr.. T. Owen Penney, bass;
Mr.. F. Schieck, tenor. Mrs. Thomas l.
Jones is organist and director.
Mr. and Mrs William E. Green gave
a musicale at their home last Sunday
afternoon, assisted by Miss Florence
Noack, soprano: Mrs. William Won
Bayer, pianist, and Mr.. Richard Lorls-
berg. 'cellist. The soKs contributed
by Miss Noack were 'Fruhlingsglaube"
,, and The Earl King" (SchuberO. Be
fore the Crucifix" la Forge). and "A
Birthday" (woodman). Mrs. Won Bayer
played a gavotte by Evers and "Valse
Lente" tSchutt. Mr.. Lorleberg's num-
bers were "Sarabande" (Bach), "Bour-
rec" (HandeD, Veto CPopper), and
THE Swan Saint-Saens). Mr.. Green
rendered the slow movement to the B
minor concerto of Saint-Saens, and
''Albumblatt." by Wagner. The ac-
companists were Mrs. Won Bayer and
Mrs. Green.
Mr.. Oscar Franklin Comstock's April
studio recital will take place next
Thursday night. The programme In
cIudes four French songs sung by Mr..
Comstock. new song cycle, Play
Time" by Haydn Wood. sung by Miss
Myrtle Began. Miss Ida Lea, Mr.. Car
eace Carpenter, and Mr.. Archie Gibson,
and six quartets in two groups, sung
by Miss Fallin, Miss Briggs, Miss Bow
en-. and Miss Roche.
The choir of Westminster Memorial
Church, augmented by large number
of singers, will render Mendelssohn's
cantata, Hymn of Praise" on the even
ing Of April q, under the direction of
Mrs. Frank Byram Tenor solos will be
sung by A. X. Miller, soloist Of st.
Johns Episcopal Church. Georgetown
The beautiful tenor and soprano duet
will be sustained by Mr.. Miller and Miss
Aileen Miller, daughter of Douglas Mil
Ter, celebrated tenor of a generation
ago. Miss Miller and Miss Bessie Har-
rison will be heard in the duet for two
sopranos, Il Waited for the Lord
Mrs. Dayelle Taylor WEIGH, director
of the choir of Bethany Baptist Church
and prominent among the first sopranos
of the Rubinstein Club. will give song
recital for philanthropic purposes at
Herndon. Va, tomorrow evening. Her
repertoire includes the difficult classics
and soul-touching melodies of both the
modern and medieval schools. Mrs.
WEIGH sustained the unusual and ex-
tremely difficult soprano solos in 'The
and the Rose" recently pre- |
scented by the Rubinstein Club at morn |
ing recital
Mrs. Blanche Muir-Dalgleish has been |
fortunate in placing three of her pupils |
in desirable choir positions. Miss Viola |
Schippert has been engaged as soprano |
soloist of Eastern Presbyterian Church. |
and Mrs. Jesse Hester, as the contralto |
soloist. Miss Augusta Hill has received
a similar appointment in the choir Of
the Church Of the New Jerusalem.
At the meeting given under the aus
pices Of the Y. M. c. A. at the Columbia
rheater last Sunday afternoon. Mr.. G.
tenor soloist Of the YER
mont Avenue Christian Church, and Miss
Viola Schippert gave Granniers "Ho-
,anna'' and Shelley's Love Divine. ALI
Love Excelling"