The Washington herald., 1913-12-21

the last meeting Of the club until after
the Christmas holidays.
The following program was given be-
fore a large audience OF students and
their friends: "Solfeggietto" CBach), Mar
garet Tuckey; "Bluette" Ouvernoy),
Agnes Messer; Valse, op. 70, Mol (Chopin),
Leroy Mann; Air de Ballet" OepreO,
Genevieve Flood; valse, op. "a, No. 8
Chopin, Leonila Lloyd: Scotch Poem"
(MacDowelD, Miss Marks; "Marche Mill
taire" (SchuberO, Louise and Marianne
Clark; songs, THE Sensitive Plant"
CMarshalD and "A Request" CWoodford-
Finden), Mr.. Kemeys; Prelude and
Fugue, c major (Bach), Mr.. Thompson;
Sonata, op. II. No. 2, second movement
CBeethoven), Miss Reynolds; Valse, op.
g., No. l Chopin, Eleanor Eby; Butter
! fly" UavaIlee), Miss Long; "Polichinelle'
(SchuetD, Miss Briggs; ''Tendre Ayeu"
(SchuetO, Miss Latus: valse, E major
(MoszhowskD, Miss Drexilius; songs. "A
Longing" CSanderson) and THE Birth
day of a King CNeidlinger), Mrs Scott
Young; Sonata, fourth movement CGrieg),
Miss Miller; Butterfly" (Grieg), Miss
Hodges; Second Valse GODDARD. Miss
ScanIand: Drifting" CFrimD, Miss Nor
rell; THE Lark" CBalakirew), Miss Glad
ding; Romance" CRubinstein), Miss
Primm; Concert Etude CMacDowelD, Miss
Perins.
Some pupils chosen from the advanced
and Junior classes of Miss Berda Stewart
Wilson gave their first musical since
her return from Berlin in Fosters Hall
last Friday night.
Much interest was manifested by those
present in the numbers rendered by
Marie McCathran, Ruth Stringer, Robert
Budlong, Laurette Marks, Flora Belts,
Almira Gardner, Helen Weschler, Grace
Royale Dorothy Gessford, Francis Lloyd.
Isabelle Allen, Sara Speer, Louise Nc
FarIand Mildred London, Chorrellis Dix
on, Cecil Sale, Hazel Chisholm, Minnie
Myers, and George Bell Earnshaw.
At the Gunton Temple Church, Four
teenth and R streets northwest, the music
for today will be as follows: Morning,
organ voluntary, "Serenade," Widor; Mrs.
jackson, organist; Irving N. Boernstein,
yiolinist; Richard Lorleberg, 'cellist; pro-
cessional, God Rest You Merry Gentle
men," Old English; anthem, Calm on
the Listening Ear" Harker, with violin
and cello obligato; solo, "A Song OF
Glory" Faure, with violin and cello
obligato; carol, THE First Noel tra-
ditional melody; evening, organ voluntary
with chimes; professional, God Rest You
Merry Gentlemen" anthem, "Oh, Holy
Night" Adam; solo, THE Mothers Rev.
erie" from :"The Message of the Star"
woodman; "Holy Night, Peaceful Night" Z"
German folk song.
Miss Katharine MacReynolds present.
ed Miss Florence Mcdonnell, pianist, as
sistant teacher in the MacReynolds-
Koehle Music School, assisted by pupils
from her class, in an interesting musical
program last Friday evening, at the
studio 1410 N street northwest.
The following program was given:
"sonate Pathetique," CBeethoven) Miss
Mcdonnell; "whip-poor-Win," (Swartz)
Master Henry Walter; Air de Ballet"
Depret) Miss Elizabeth Algers; Even
ing Bell" CKullalx) Miss Ruth Hollings-
worth; "Sonatine (irst movemen0"
CClementD Miss Isabel Stabler; German
Dances (SchuberO, ''Slumber Song
CXander), Regatta veneziana" Q1iszt),
Regatta veneziana" Schultz, "Concer-
to, &c minor)" (Mendelssohn), Miss Nc
DoneIf; orchestral parts on second piano
PLAYER by Miss Katharine MacReynolds
Special music will be rendered today
at the Metropolitan Baptist Church, cor
ner of Sixth and A streets northeast,
Rev. John Compton Ball, pastor. At
the morning SerVlCer IL U CloCh' llc IOt-
lowing music will be rendered:
prelude, Melody CTschaichowsky);
Festival Te Deum" (BuclO, by Miss
Nellie Barber, Mrs. John II. Tatspaugh,
DR.. W. Bruce Hoofnagle, Gilbert A.
Clark, and choir; anthem, Christmas"
(Shelley), by Mrs. James M. Brooks,
Miss Emma Guschewsky, and choir;
anthem, 20 Holy Night (Giffe-Adam),
by Miss Ethelyn Galloway and choir;
anthem, star of the Orient Shelley,
by Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark and choir; and
postlude, "Tannhauser" Wagner).
At the evening service at 7:45 O'Clock.
the following will be rendered: Violin
solo, by Miss Elizabeth Wilbur; 'sTe
Deum' CAlzamora). by Mrs. James NJ
Brooks, Miss Emma Guschewsky. WILL
lam T. Ellis and choir; anthem, 20
Lord Come" (Braga), by Miss Nellie
Barber and choir, with violin obligato
by Miss Wilbur; solo, Might of Nights"
(Van de water), by Mrs. Gilbert A
Clark anthem, ''And There Were Shep-