The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-04-06
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

be rendered at the First Baptist Church.
cornec Sixteenth and O Streets today:
At the II o'clock service: Seek Ye the
Lord (Roberts), by quartet composed
of Miss Florence Noack. soprano; Miss
Nettie Kluge, contralto; Mr.. Birch, ten
or; Mr.. Raymond Moore, bass: Mrs. Ed
mund Barry, organist; Mr.. George Frey,
cello; Mr.. Frank Howard, violin. Barry
tone solo. Forever with the Lord
(GounoD, by Mr.. Moore; cello solo,
Evening Star -Wagner),
by Mr.. Frey.
| At the O'Clock service: Quartet, %
| Come, Let Us Sing (Corbin); soprano
solo, I'm Dreams I've Heard the Seraphs
Fair" (Faure), Miss Noack, with violin
obligato; violin solo. "Cavatina" (NeiD.
Mr.. Howard.
The monthly meeting of the d. G..
Chapter of the American Guild of Or
Sanists will take place tomorrow night
in Mr.. Comstock's studio, when pro-
gramme will be given by a string quar-
! tet, and refreshments will be served.
The Keller Memorial Choir, under the
direction OF Mr.. W. y. Little. gave a
meritorious rendition of the cantata,
Easter Angels" last Sunday night Or
ganist w. J. Weber gave an organ recital
preceding the cantata, which included
lime, Sweet Evening Star (Wagner), and
| Melody of Love- (Engelmann). The
choir rendered Angel Guards" Angels
! at Gethsemane," Miss Flora Palmer sus-
, tanning the solo; THE Wondering An
! gels" Miss Helen Harper. soloist; Rock
| of Ages. Miss Marie Humphreys and
Mr.. w. r. Little, soloists; The Angels
| OF the Resurrection Mr.. w. r. Settler,
! soloist; THE Victory Is Won" Miss
Louise Bowdler, soloist; Thou Art Gone
on High" Mr.. william Rohrman soloist;
Joys in the Mansion of Light" Miss
Marie Humphreys. soloist, and Angels
Alteration" Mr.. w. r.. Settler, soloist.
The Rebew Orchestra, H. W. Weber.
director, has discontinued Its public re-
hearsals until after the annual concert,
which will be given on April 16.
An enjoyable piano recital. by pupils of
Miss Clarine McCarty, assisted by Miss
Ethel Elliott, soprano, was given Sat-
urday evening, March y, at Mr.. Com
stocks studio, 1929 + Street
The programme follows: Country
Dance" (Nevin), first piano, Miss
Katherine Lyons; second piano, Miss
Edith Thomas "Poupee valsante."
PoldinD, Miss Gertrude Yung Kwai.
Barcarolle. from "Des Contes d'Hoff-
man." (Offenbach-G reenwold). Miss Ruth
Grimes; will o. the Wisp.' (Jungman),
Master Stewart Carpenter; "Humores-
que" Dvorak), Miss Margaret John
son: 'Rondo," from Quartet in r,
(Mozart, arranged for two pianos by
Miss McCarty, Miss Alma Southwick;
'Tarantele," OenneeD. Miss Martha
Grimes: Spring Song" (Mendelssohn,.
Mr.. Burnham Yung Kwai; Songs: (a)
Little Grey Dove" (Salterl. (b) "A
Memory EDNA Rosalind Parke), (c)
Love, ! Have Won YOU" from Cycle
of Life Uandon Ronald, Miss Ethel
Elliott, pupil Of Miss Ethel Noble John
son. Ia Improvisation" b) "Moto
Perpetuo," (MacDowelD, Miss Irma
Wenger; (a) ITO Water Lily" Mac
Dowell. tb) Valse, in q fat (Chopin).
Miss Miriam Evans: ta) The Two
Larks'' Ueschetizky), (b) Prelude, c
sharp minor Rachmaninof). Miss
Katherine Lyons; March from Leo
more Symphony CRaff), first piano.
Miss Martha Eldridge, Miss Ruth
Grimes; second piano, Miss Irma Wen
Valse, ID fiat (WieniawskD, Miss Nc
Carly.
At the Library for the Blind. 1729 II
Street Northwest, last Thursday a lee
ture was given by Miss Lillian Cheno-
with, contralto, assisted by Mrs Sidney
p. HollinGsworth. soprano; Mr.. +. Tay-
Tor Chewing, tenor, and Mrs. Dorothy
Baxter, pianist.
The programme was as follows:
Piano-"E.incelles' (MoszkowskD, "Veni-
tienne'' (Gounod), and Witches Dance
Mcdowell. Tenor = Wishes (Sans-
SoucD, Forever and Day (BischofD,
and who Knows" (BalD. Soprano
Spring Song QDick>. THE Nightingale
Has a Tyre of Cold (Whelpley). and
Lullaby (Brahms). Contralto-'A
Memory" Bailey, "Elfinsong' Bailey,
When the Roses Fall" (Vannah). Eyes
of Irish Blue" Uynn), AN Old Riddle
(Neidlnger), Just A-wearyin' for YOU
Dacobs- Bond, The Nightingale's Song
(Nevin). and MY Little Love" OHaw-
ley). Soprano and contralto-'T Would
that My Love" (Mendelssohn) and WAN
derer's Night Song" CRubinstein).
The first Of a series Of lectures, given
under the auspices of Der Gesellig-liter-
arische Verein, and dwelling on the life
and works Of Richard Wagner, the hun
dredth anniversary of whose birth. May
%, is to be celebrated throughout the
world of music, was held Saturday
evening. March g, at the home of Mrs.
Frederic Emory. In the large audience
were a number of well-known musicians
The following excellent programme was
rendered:
Part Address of welcome by the
president Miss Anita Schader: piano
solos, "Elsa's Dream" "Lohengrin;v
"Duholder Abendstern," 'Tannhauser,"
Miss Ethel Garrett Johnston; vocal solo.
"Elizabeths Prayer" "Tannhauser,"
Mrs. III. Smart; essay on ''Tannhauser,"
Mr.. Frank Claudy.
Part II-Piano solo, Isolde's "Liebstot,"
Tristan and Isolde DR.. Anton Gloetz-
ner; essay on Tristan and Isolde" Mr..
Frank Claudy, assisted by Illustrations
on the piano by Dr. Anton Gloetzner;
song, "Traeume' Orchard Wagner),
Miss Margaret Stamford.