The Washington herald., 1913-02-16


"Canzonetta,"' Herman C. Rakemann;
piano. Deux valses Characteristiques. A
and A-flat minor, Albumblatt, Anton Glo-
etzner: songs for soprano. Hildegun-
den's Trauer (from DreiSshnlinden by +.
w. WeberI Elm Voglein singt im-Waid
(Anna Ritter, "Es raaschen die Weiien
Oh. v. Mat, Miss Marion MacFall: violin,
''Scherzo." "Berceuse." Herman c. Rake
mann; piano. Grand Polonaise. in B-fat
minor, Anton Gloetzner.
The cantata "Rebecca." sacred con-
cert, will be held in the main auditor
ium of the Fifth Baptist Church. Tues
day evening. The Berea Class and Wom-
ans Missionary Society hope to see all
their friends present to enjoy this musi-
cal treat with them
At st. Paurs Church. Washington
Circle, there will be special music this
evening. including a cantata, Hear My
Prayer" by Mendelssohn. with solos by
Mr.. Alfred Armand.
The organ recitals which are always
held on the third Sundays will be dis
continued until after Easter.
Miss Genevieve Small. soprano. whose
artistic whistling has often been heard
in Washington, was the special feature
IN the musical programme of the en-
tertainment recently given y the
Daughters OF the Confederacy. Miss
Smalrs exquisite bird limitations were
enjoyed by the large audience present.
The Keller Memorial choir. under the
direction OF ". o. Little. gave an even
ing of music Sunday night, presenting
a well-selected programme in good style.
Preceding the service Organist w. J..
Weber rendered a programme consisting
of "Chanson' (Triste), canzonettO from
Raymond" (Thomas). festival march.
"Idylle" CWely): ''Nuptial Song"
(Faulkes,. and berceuse Halsey). The
choir numbers were Lift Up Your
Heads" chorus, with soprano oblisato
by Miss v. II. Harper: contralto solo.
''The Savior Command Miss Louise
Bowdler. with violin obligato by w.
Eichner: chorus "Oh Holy Father"
''Stiil. Still with Thee" chorus with con-
tralto obligato. by Miss Florence Little:
barytone solo. Savior. When Night In
wolves the Skies" by W. o. Little, with
chorus obligato.
The personnel OF the choir is: Sopranos.
the Misses V. II. Harper. Bessie Hum
phreys. Esther Mortimer. Flora Palmer,
Helen Miller; altos. Misses Florence A.
Little. Marie Humphreys. Louise A.
Bowdler. Marion Tucker; tenors. Messrs.
bassos, Messrs. Ralph Little. Paul Miller.
Thurston Miller. and William Rohrman.
Miss Clarine McCarty. pianist. has re-
turned from her Southern trip. where
she had several recital engagements.
among them recitals for the Ladies' Fri
day Musicale of Jacksonville. Fla: Roll
lins College, Florida; La Grange College.
Georgia. and Mount Pleasant College.
North Carolina.
In Florida. Orlando and Jacksonville
she was the guest of honor for musi-
Gale teas. and also spent a couple of days
as the guest OF Miss jamie McGoughley
at Agnes Scott College. Georgia, where
Miss McCarty gave an impromptu re-
ctal for the students.
The Rebew Orchestra, under the direc-
ton of II. w. Weber. gave a successful
concert Thursday night in the Northwest
NJ. +. Church. Miss Josephine T. Gouid's
soprano solos. "Carissima' and I'm the
Garden OF My Heart were well re-
ceivcd, while the violin duet. Herd
Maids Dream" by Miss Pauline Scott
and Edward Weber, was received with
much applause. The recitations by Miss
Bessie Humphreys were greatly appre-
ciated. The orchestra numbers includ-
ed. Polly Prim." "Lustspiel," We'd
ding of the Winds Chimes of Nor
mandy" Softly Unawares," and Loyal
and True"
The following musical numbers will be
rendered at the First Congregational
Church to-day:
At the morning service: Organ
prelude from the seventh symphony
by Beethoven: anthems. Il Waited for
the Lord" by MendeIssohn: "Unfold Ye
Portals" by Gounod; offertory. contralto
solo; organ postludc. march from Leo
more symphony by Raff.
At the evening service: Organ prelude
by Whiting: anthems. Forever With
the Lord" by Gounod: The King OF
Love My Shepherd Is" by Shelley: or
gan postlude, pastoral sonata. by Rhein-
berger.