The Washington herald., 1914-03-15

Il possible for the public OF Washing
| ton to hear a great artist at a pric'
within the means of any one. At M
conclusion Of "Enoch Arden" 1t Is hope<
that Mr.. Heinrich viii give some Schu
bert and Schumann songs.
Tickets Of admission to the event which
| viii be given in the chapel Of the Church
Of the Covenant can be secured from ans
member of the choir. or at the Wash
ington College Of Music.
A musical treat awaits those who at
| tend the concert to be given next Tues
day night at the NJ. p. Church, corner
First street and Rhode Island avenue
northwest. under the auspices of the
mems Bible class Admission to the en-
tertainment is free. The program will
be as follows:
March. National Emblem" CBagley);
overture, queen OF Autumn (Bigge),
Mr.. ]. o. Burnham. concert master:
ner) and .'Slip-horn Stuff' CBarnes). Mr..
Herbert Clark. soloist Of Marine Band;
vocal (selected). Miss Laura Collision;
waltz. .TEstudIantina" CWaldteufeD;
barcarole, Tales of Hoffman" (Offen-
bach): male quartet (selected); selection.
''Rigolette'' CverdD. Mr.. J. o. Burnham,
concert master: march, Our Director"
CBigeIow.)
At the O'Clock service this evening
at the Church of the Ascension. Miss
Jessie Masters, contralto, will sing four
scenes from the Life Of Mary. the
Bliss.
Miss Grace Adams and her advanced
pupils, assisted by Mr.. E Taylor Chewn-
ing tenor gave a very interesting piano
recital in the recital hall OF the Percy
s Foster Piano Company. Foster Build
ing, 1870 G street northwest. last night.
before a large audience. The program
was as follows:
Duet, "TorchIight March CClark).
Misses Marcia Trouland and Mary Beth
jackson; Love Song CNevin). MISS
Dorothy Reeder: Pas des Amphores.
fChaminade), Miss Marcia Trouland: pre-
lude. The Raindrop" Chopin, Miss NIL
dred Armstrong; Nocturne in minor,
Oh. s., No. l Chopin. Miss Mary Beth
jackson: etude CRavina). Miss Marguer-
ite Never: Good Night CNevin) and
Crescendo nasson). Miss Marcia Trou-
land: ."Tendresse'' CPacher). Miss Dor
othy Reeder; Invitation to the Dance
CWeber). Miss Mary Beth Jackson: pre-
Iude in c sharp minor RachmanlnonD'
Miss Adams; songs. The Nlgntlhsais
Has a Lyre OF Cold Whelpleyl' sno
"A Spray of Roses" (SandersonD, MI,
Chewning: Love Song. Spring song:
la Gondola." and IF I Were biru
,Heuselt, Miss Adams; song. "Eventide
,RIumenthaD. Mr.. Chewing; Peer Gynt
sui,e for two pianos CGrieg). Morning.
"asa.s Death" "Anitra's Dance. ana
In der Halle des Bergkonigs, nrst
nisno. Misses Mary Beth jackson ana
Marcia Trouland: second pianos MISS
Mildred Armstrong and Miss Adams.
Al the Church Of the Covenant this art
ernoon at $50 o'clock, the double sextet
under the direction Of Mr. sydney LioSo
wrightson with Mr.. Harvey Murray al
the organ will give the third OF the spe-
cial Lenten musical services.
The third section of Macfarlane's Mes
sage from the Cross will be given: the
most beautiful section OF this WORK.
The numbers are as follows:
MY God. Ny God, Why Hast Thou For
saken Me- Mr.. wrightson: i Thirst'
Come Ye Blessed of My Father. MI
Wrightson and Mrs. Gawler. Miss Harper
Miss Hall: 1T Is Finished "Calvarys
Mournful Mountain Cry" incidental solo.
Mr.. Humphrey: Lord, in This Thy
Mercy Day." Monk.
The vested evening choir of 100 voices
Of the Church of the Covenant under the
direction Of Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson,
with Mr.. Harvey Murray at the organ.
will render the following musical num-
oers at the s o'clock service this evening:
Prelude in D." Guilmant; in the
Hour OF Trial" Lane: "As Pants the
Hart" Spohr. incidental solo, Mrs. Cav |
err; Abide With Me-" Reed Incidental
solo. Mr.. Tittmann); Sunset and Even |
ng Star" Barnby: ''Sevenfold Amen"
Organ Postlude in c. Seifert. |
In addition to these Miss Ruth Bronson |
will play two violin numbers. 'TExtase,"
ny Thome. and Meditation" by Mas
,enet.
Mr.. Sydney Lloyd wrightson has is
sued invitations for the first of his
morning musicales at Studio /
Hall on Thursday morning next at IL
,'clock. His pupil. Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw
iawler will be his assisting artist. The
Program is as follows:
Il Send My Heart English ballad.
4ehmann: Ave Maria" German classic
ung in LATIN. Schubert; "Ritournelle"
modern French. Chaminade; I'm Not
IS Other Lassies Are (modern German
ung in English. Wolf; Die Lorelei"
German classic, Liszt: "l'Insana par
Ia (Aida), Verdi, Mrs. Gawler: "A
seminole Legend Ia group of four songs),
r. Huntington Woodman;
rst. In the Wigwam'': second. "'Twerc
Better to Have Burned" third. "On the
axe" CCaloosahatChie): fourth. Love
iath Won;' Il Love but Thee CAmeri-
an Ballad, La Forge: still Unexprest'
American ballad. Bond: "SylveIin"
rnndarn NnrraUian IN, /
nding; Prologue CPaSliscciD, Leon
avallo. Mr.. wrightson: 'Liebesprobe"
German classic). Cornelius; "Absckied
er vogel" CGerman classic), Hildach.
irs. Gawler and Mr.. Wrightson.
On Monday evening the washington
inger's Club had its regular weekly
ractice. number of new members be-
1g present. The leader, Mrs. Hazel W.
'eeder, is drilling the club on music OF
nigh order During intermissions, ar
cles pertaining to the history and de-
elopment Of music were read.
There was some change at the last
loment in the program of the Friday
forming Music Club. given last Friday
forming, made necessary by the illness
Mr.. John Waters, bassc. and Rev.
gorge F. Dudley. tenor who were to
ave taken part in the ''Liebeslieder,
pus 5e'' of Brahms. for the quintet. Miss
katherine Lee Jones and Mrs. Helen
eyo came beautifully to the rescue with
vo groups of songs. Miss Jones sang:
When Two That Love Are Parted by
ecchi, "Neugierige" and "Ungeduld" by
chubert. and Tschaikowskis Vision"
Mrs. DeYo sang Elliott's Blossom
and. the Snow Flakes" Of Cowen, and