The Washington herald., 1913-02-09

| SELF with the -oloist, and the conse-
| quence is that those who have been
| clamoring for the chance to hear Ysaye
| in large orchestral works worthy of his
art viii have the opportunity to be fully
| satisfied in every particular, while at the
same time the music lovers and social
leaders who have been anxious to hear
the orchestra had Its famous conductor
will have an opportunity of enjoying in
terPretations of the rarest beauty.
An interesting recital by the pupils OF
Otto T. Dimon was given at his studio.
ITO Street Northwest, on Saturday
afternoon. The following vocal numbers
were rendered: Two songs by Rubinstein.
The Asra," THE Dream" Mrs. Morgan
Bradford; three songs by MacDowell.
The Robin Sings In the Apple Tree"
Folk Song" Midsummer Lullaby" Miss
Ethel Foster: aria, "vedrai Carino'' from
Don Giovanni (AIozart). Miss Margaret
Follin; two songs, ''The Lake" (Salter).
Thou Art Like Unto a Flower" Rog-
ers). Mrs. G. Hebbard; song. "vons
Dansez Marquise' Uemaire). Miss
Campbell: song. THE Clover Blossom"
Vogrich). Mr.. X. G. Martin; two songs,
Creole Song CBemberg). THE Herb
Forgetfulness" CVan Fiebitz). Miss Will
mar Michael; aria, ''Un bel di vedramo"
from Nine. Butterfly" PuccinD, Miss |
Marion McFall: two songs Of Franz, |
Born OF Pain Undying." Silent |
Safety" Miss Rochon: song. "Es war elm |
Konig in Thule" QLszp, Miss Harriet |
Shaw; aria, BEL Raggio'' (Simiramis) |
CRossinD, Miss Helen Todd two songs, |
%, Rose that Lay Upon My Breast" (Sal-
teri. AT Dawning" tCadmen). Mr.. Louis
Thompson: two songs, 20. Lay Thy
Cheek (Jensen), Border Ballad"
(Cowen). Mr.. John Waters.
The pupils of Miss Marie McCourt gave
their regular monthly students recital
last Sunday afternoon In the studio par
lors Of Miss McCourt A most creditable
was given as follows:
Waltz from Faust" CGounod- Saint
Saens). De Nova King; study Roehler),
Catherine O'Neal; study CKoehler), Mar
guerite McDonough; valse in fat (Du-
randi. Ruth King: 'The Humming Bird
(SwifD. Lillian Waring: Little Fairy
Waltz (Streabbog). Ida Baggett; THE
Boy" (Orth). Thomas Brom-
ley: scherzo In F major CKallak): Mary
Manix: ''Bobolink' CKrogmann): Kath-
crime Bromley; The Emerald Waltz"
lHuntem, Lillian Lewis: "The Fairies
Waltz" Freeman). Helen Sebastian;
Curly Locks" (Orth), Assunta Sari: Sec
ond mazurka (Godard), De Nova King,
At the close Of the programme Miss
Helen Pyles. student OF the Peabody
Conservatory, played romance by Sc
oilius. Miss Edna Landvoight, pupil OF
Miss Alice Burbage. played "Murmuring
Zephyr" by Jensen and Miss McCourt
played the Mendelssohn Spring Song
and the Chopin fantasie impromptu.
rhe pupils enjoyed immensely selections
IN the Grapophone by Caruso and other
star operatic singers.
Mrs. Jean Hearst woolford. the well I
Known contralto soloist of Baltimore. will q
'e the assisting artist at the sacred con- 7
ert TO be given by the RubInsteln Club d
II the Congregational Church, on the $
Ifternoon OF March 10. Mrs woolford e
5 a native OF San Francisco but has I
Ippeared in grand opera with the Henry J
v. Savage Company, and includes lead a
ng grand opera roles in her repertoire. I
he is now a pupil OF Adelin Fermin at t
he Peabody Institute and one of the !
est paid choir singers OF the Monumen-
al City. s
The club will give six numbers: Rubin s
tein's Angel" Pilgrims chorus. The 5
ieavens are Telling Hope in the Il
ord" the XNIII Psalm. and new '
rateful arrangement for wOmcn's voices b
( The Lost Chord b
Mr.. John Porter Lawrence will play
he organ accomplishments for the club r
nd Miss Clara Groeppel. OF Baltimore, G
ill accompany the soloist
The Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Club.
ralter T. Holt. director. has been Civ
lg very delightful concerts preceding
lch performance at Polls Theater for A
lie opening week. They will continue :,
lie engagement indefinitely.