The Washington herald., 1914-03-22

wards assistant teacher. Goldschmidt and
Brsithaupt. ofa Berlin. and Tobias Mat
they. fellow and professor Of the Royal
Academy Of Music. of London.
The program, In full. was as follows:
THE Blessed Damozel'' Debussy) adapt
ed to the original poem Of Dante Gabriel
Rosetti by Frank Damrosch). the chorus.
Heinrich Hammer, director; the Blessed
Damozel, Mrs. Franceska Kaspar Law
son; narrator. Mrs. SeIdombridge; piano.
Miss Bell; strings, Miss Allen. Miss Mil
Ter, Miss Bailey. Miss Larking: recitative
and aria from 'L'Enfant Prologue" ODE
bussy), Mrs. Frsnceska Kaspar Lawson:
quintet In F minor for piano and strings
Cesar Franck). Motto moderate. Quasi
lento. Allegro. Lento con motto senti-
timent Allegro non troppo ma con fuoco,
Henry Kaspar. piano; Anton kaspar,
first violin: Miss Gfroerer. second violin;
Josef Raspar. viola; Ernest Lent. violon-
cello.
The program to be given by the Rubin
stein Club on members day at the
Raleigh at IL o'clock next Wednesday
morning, will be as follows: Chorus
numbers. Morning Victor Harris;
Indian Cradle Song" CMathews). Indian
Mountain Song (Cadman). THE Snow
Storm" Love in Springtime" ArditD;
sextette, Canadian Boat Song" CHarker).
by Mrs. Hacock. Mrs. Cans. Miss Sinott,
Mrs. Brockway. Mrs. Barnes and Miss
Hill; trio. Song OF a Shepherd" Fox). by
Miss Miller. Mrs. Salmon and Mrs. Pol
lard; trio, ''Serenade to Juanita'' CSpik-
erD, by Miss Dyer. Mrs. Hopkins and
Mrs. White; solos. "A Song Of India"
(Korskow) and "Thistledown'' (Cadmsn).
by Mrs. Doyle-TayIor weIch: ''one Fine
Day" PuccInis Madame Butterfly and
Thou Brilliant Bird" CDavid's Pearl of
BraziD. by Miss Viola Schippert; with
flute obligsto by William De Luca and
piaPo by Howard Wood: "Lascia Cheo-
pesnga" from Hsnders "RinaIdo" by
Miss Elizabeth Leckie: Because"
I'd 'Hardelop and 'One Spring Morning
CNevin). by Miss Ethel Foster; Mighty
LAX Rose" CNevin) and Sunset
(Buck). by Mrs. Jesse Kester; Loves
Rapsody'' Cd'HardeloD and Cradle
Song CMacFaydenD. by Mrs Nellie y.
Shore: "Vitellis'' MOZART, by Mrs. Will
liam T. Reed. and a group of songs by
Mrs. Morgan Bradford.
Mrs Elizabeth s. Maxwell gave two
musical numbers at the benefit lecture
for the Memorial Continental Hall fund
given under the auspices OF Mary
Washington Chapter. n. S. D. 4. r.. at
the Woodward & Lothrop auditorium
last Thursday morning. Mrs. MaxweIrs
songs were "Saper vareste di che" from
The Masked Ball" Verdi: The Way of
June" Cwilleby); "LoveIls the Wind
tMacFayden). and although she was
handicapped by a severe cold they were
given in her usual finished style and were
enthusiastically received by the large
audience.
Among the interesting numbers to be
given at the next concert of the Motet
Choral Society at the Columbia Theater
on the afternoon Of April l5. are the
piano suites by BaChmaninof and Koech-
lin. to be played on two pianos by Mrs
Otto Simon and Mr.. George Wilson The
Rochmaninon suite is written in con-
trasting vigorous and lyric styles, while
the koechlin suite is suggestive OF the
Debussy atmosphere. Mrs. Simon has
been principally known as the admirable
accompanist Of the Motet Choral Society
As pupil of Godowsky, her appearance
at this concert in the more important
ensemble work will be awaited with in
terest.
The Union Sunday Schoor orchestra, of
under the direction of Il. ]
will give its first concert on
Wednesday evening, March -. at Bethany
Baptist Church. Rhode Island avenue and
Second street northwest. The program
viii include piano solos BY Miss Ella Jae-
ger and Miss Gertrude MacRae, and
vocal solos by Miss Cohen. soprano, and
AIR. L. f. Murray. basso.
Inc orchestra will play several in
teresting numbers. including a movement
from symphony. There will also be
violin quartet: also. two numbers by
tWeir" or fourteen viOlins in unison Cas
one big violin) with piano accompani-
ment.
Ihe members OF the Washington Singers
Cruo nave projected an ambitious pro-
gram and are enthusiastically preparing
for concert work of a high order
Among the large number of neU r,ap,-
oers recently added may be mentioned
Mr.. James h. Young. tenor soloist, of ST.
Patricks mixed choir; Miss Z. Augusta
Hill. contralto soloist at the Church of
covenant, and Miss Jessie Galloway ac-
companist- Mrs. Hazel Wegner-Reeder is
The leader and soprano soloist.
At this evenings social at s O'Clock tb.
thoir OF st. Margaret's Church will give
rendition of the cantata, "Gethseman.
20 Golgotha. by the English composer.
Edmund Turner.
The soloists will be Mrs. Helen Donahos
De fo. soprano: Mr.. Melville HenseS.
.enor: Mr.. Arthur Dubert. barytone. and
Mr.. III. VI. Tallmadge. bass.
Inc work will bc under the direction Of
Slr. Alfred G. Eldridgc, choirmaster.
At the Chur,h h Of the Covenant this
afternoon at 3:3n o'clock the double SEX
ct will give the fourth OF its special
-enten musical services, singing the
ourth section Of "Th" Message from the
Toss, by MaCfarlanc. under the direc- |
ion of Mr.. sydney Lloyd wrishtsun. with
hr. Harvey Murray at the organ. The |
musical numbers are as follows: Father
INTO Thy Hands | Commend My Spirit" |
AS Christ Upon the Cross" by Miss
Harper. Mr.. Backing, and Mr.. Humphrey;
My Spirit on Thy Care" incidental solo,
~ Miss Harper: Sing My Soul. the
'aviour's Battle" Incidental solo. by Mrs. |
iawler. and When 1 Survey the Won
lrous Cross
At the Church of the Covenant this |
'vening at 5 o'clock the vested evening |
'hoir of 100 voices, under the direction of |
Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, with Mr.. |
Harvey Murray at the organ, will give |
he following numbers: Organ prelude, |
(Salome): Weary of Earth"
LanQraD and still Still with Thee"
Speaks), incidental solos. by Miss Harper
md Mr.. Tittmann; My God, My God.
Nhy. Hast Thou Forsaken Me-" u
Thirst" and Come, Ye Blessed of My |
Father" from the Message from the