The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

| rehearsal of the season Monday night
in the lecture-room OF the Keller Memo
rial Church, Mrs. Amy Law Ormsby,
soprano; Miss Mary Clark Whitaker,
contralto, and Mr.. W. II. Walton, trom-
bonist being the soloists. Mrs. Orms-
by's IA Riot of Roses" and ''Why?"
made a very favorable impression, while
Miss whitaker's rendition OF Dear
Love, Remember Me- and Dearest"
was most pleasing. The duets De
parture of Birds and the "Barcarole,"
from THE Tales of Hoffman" by Mrs.
Ormsby and Miss Whitaker were
charming, especially the latter. in which
special arrangement OF strings was
used with pleasing effect. The gem OF
the evening was the trombone solos py
Mr.. Walton, Song Of the Evening
STAR and Am Meer," his reading and
tones being delightful.
The orchestra numbers included:
March, Admiral Farragut;" overture
"Pique Dame" waltz, Beautiful
Spring." selection from Madam Sher-
ry;" three melodies from Moon
Moths" whispering Flowers, ana
manuscript march, THE Commission
ers," by Mr. Eicher, which made de-
cided hit. Mrs. Byram and Miss Bessie
Humphries were the accompanies
An enJONdDle bOtb TNNAAdA "o' e-'S--
by the pupils of Mrs. r. II. Dalgleish at
the Washington Club, Saturday, Novem-
Der %, at SIS p. m. The program was as
follows:
'.Merrily 1 Roam (schleiffarth). Miss
Emma Cohen; THE Dying Rose Cruni-
SOM. Mrs. J. Malcolm Holloway; "A
MadrigaI' CHarris), "Mignon" (d'Harde-
loD, Miss Julia Doyle; The Bird and
the Rose" Horrock). "Adleu Marie
(Adams), Miss Elizabeth Hung-kwai:
my Dreams CTostD, Mighty LAX
Rose" CNevin), Mrs. Jesse Kester; TN
Sing Thee Songs of Araby" CLAY,
Mother Machree" Mr.. Russell MCGEE;
The Swallows" CCowen), Summer"
(Chaminade), Mrs. George Corbett;
Leave Me Not CMatteD. He Loves
Ne. He Loves Me Not" (MascagnD, Miss
Katherine Cannon; Thou Wondrus
Youth" Franz AbD, willamette (Del
Agna), Miss Vera Budd; violin obligata,
Miss Olive Budd "Mammy's Lullaby"
Gamerson), 'Vankas' Song CWhishaw),
Jeanne dare" CTschaikowskyl, Miss
Augustus Hill; zone Fine Day" (Mme.
Butterfly PuccinD, Il Will ExtoI Thee,
o Lord" COrotoria ED CCosta), Bios
som Land CElliotD, Miss Viola Schip-
pert; "Humoreske' Ovoraks), The Cob
lins' CParks), Miss Viola Schippert, Miss
Katherine Cannon. Miss Margaret Gill
lespie, and Miss Augusta Hill; accom-
panists, Mrs. ]. Harry Cunningham. Mr..
Jesse Kester. Mr.. c. Z. Doyle, Mr.. How
ard Wood.
The following musical program was
given by Ethel HoltZclaw GGwler, So
prano; Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, barry
tone, and Mrs John l.. Downs, accom-
panist, at Eastern High School, Tuesday,
December .; Tears O. JOY PhIllips),
The Horn" Flegierl,. and "a Spirited
Flower" CCampbell-Tipton, Mr. Wright
son; June" (William Spencer Johnson).
'Embarquez vous' (Godard), and "A
Birthday" CWoodman). Mrs. Gawler:
song cycle. The Songs of Roumania''
Gohr), Mr.. wrightson; will o the
Wisp' (Spross), The Valley of Laugh
ter (Sanderson), and I'm bel di'' Mime.
Butterfly PuccinD, Mrs. Gawler. duet
"Abschied der Voger' Giildach), Mrs.
Gawler and Mr.. Wrightson.
Margarete Matzenauer. prima donna
contralto OF the Metropolitan Opera
Company. appeared with the Boston
Opera Company Monday night. DeCem-
Der l. as a guest singer. She sang
isolde" to the Tristan of her hus-
band, Edouarde FerrarI- Foutana, who
is the leading tenor of the Boston com
pany. This was the first time that Nine.
and her husband have been
on the same bill in North America, al
though they have had many appearances
together in Europe and in South Amer