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Il Know That My Redeemer Liveth. "
from The Messiah by Handel: THE
Star Spangled Banner" by request. the
club. The club has membership of thirty
at the present time, and new ones are
being added at every meeting. The mem
| bership SO far includes Mrs Reeder.
soprano soloist and director: sopranos.
Mrs. Marie Smith. Mrs. Walter Gleason.
Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Sloan. Mrs. Lydia
| Paylor. Misses Agnes Rosenbeck. Jose
phine MacMorris. NJ. Dell Gilbert Miriam
Grant and Thomas: contraltes. Miss f.
Augusta Hill (soloiso. Mrs. Ray Smith.
i Miss Margaret Depue. Mrs. Grant, Mrs
Ed Smell. Mrs. Sargent Mrs. Sloan and
Mrs. Foutz: tenors. Mr. James X. Young
| tsoloisr Messrs. Foutz, Hoofnage
Adams and DR.. {. G. Smith: basses, P.
F. Bachschmid (soloist Messrs Taylor.
Garter. .iewitt and Winslow. Miss Bessie
/ van de Bosert is the accompanst.
Mrs. Byram's classes in musical ap-
probation" enjoyed treat last week
IN the program given by Miss Florence
Stonebraker. who made an impression
IN her rendition of the Concert Etude.
| by MacDowell. .'Scherzo'. Gn c sharp
minor. by Chopin: Ara besaue by
Debusse. and Rhapsody. No. l3' by
List.
The musical program at the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church today
Will include at the morning service the
organ prelude, '.Andante Religioso'' and
There's a City Great and Strong" by
Schneider: soprano solo. Like as the
Heart Desreth.' by Allitsen and organ
postlude. Marche Religieuse.' by Mer-
kel. Evening. organ prelude, Prayer,
by Thomas and Evening Song" by
Van Eyken. anthem. sun of My Soul
by Holden. by the quartet; Praise Ye
the Father by Gounod. Mt. Pleasant
Singing Society and organ postlude,
professional" by Guilmant
Letters received tell of the death last
Sunday at Cincinnati, Ohio. of Mrs.
Charles Lewis Neibel. for many years
resident of this city Mrs Neibel was
cousin of the composer. the late Ethel
bert NeNin. and was herself pianist of
ability She was an boporary member
of the Rubinstein Club, served also as
an officer of the Friday Morning Music
Club. and was foremost in the musical
activities of the Eastern Presbyterian
Church. of which her husband. DR.. Nei-
bel. was long the pastor. a position he
resigned to take charge of the Mount
Auburn Street Presbyterian Church in
Cincinnati.
Mrs. II. l.. Parkinson sang Campions $
Ninety and Nine" at Temple Baptist
Church last Sunday morning in place of
Miss Florence Macdonald, the regular
soprano. who was out of town for the
week end
Mr.. and Mrs Winston of Madison Hall
Seminary will send out invitations during
the week to a recital to be given by their
daughter Elizabeth Saturday evening.
May 3 at the Oaks. the residence Of Col.
and Mrs. Biount. Miss Winston who is
one of the gifted young pianists of the
city. has been fortunate in having the
advantage of the best of instruction both
here and abroad. She returned last fall
from Germany. where she had been
studying with Harold Bauer and during
the winter just passed. which she has
spent at home. she has been pursuing her
studies on the lines laid down for her by
this master pianist. The coming affair
is. in the nature of a farewell appearance
for her friends. as she will leave shortly
for Berlin. where she will be the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 'Hutcheson and
where she will make her debut as con-
cert pianist the coming fall
The Music Study Club was entertained
at its last regular meeting by the presi
dent. Miss Fave humphrey the subject
for study being Representative Com
posers of Russia. The program given in
illustration included the piano solo, "Ro-
nance" by Rubinsten. Miss katharine
Bouck song. "Nur Wir die Sehnsucht
Kennt. by Tschaikowsky Miss Beulah
Harper: piano solo. '.Bizarrure, by Aren-
sky, Mrs. o. B. Drown: songs "Es Blinkt
Song by Tschaikowsky. Miss Hum
phrey: piano solos. Romance and
"Troika. both by Tschaikowsky. and
The Lark" by Glinka- Balakireff. Miss
Julia Higgins: songs, But Lately in the
Dance l Embraced Her." by Arensky.
and "Chanson Indone." by Rimsky-Karsa
koff. Miss Marian West: piano solo, 'Reve
Algelique,' by Rubinsten, Miss Flora
kampfe. The next meeting will be held
tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Warner Gibbs
Miss Grace Burnap. soloist of Gunton
Temple Church. has been engaged to take
charge of the vocal department at Hood
College. Frederick Md.
The program at the Library of Con-
gress Tuesday evening was given by
blind musicians and proved very enjoy
able. Among those contributing selec-
tions were Prof. J. Francis Germiller.
Miss Katharine Grady. pianists; French
S. Hufty, violinist. and Miss Susie !.
Duffy. pianist. and the numbers included
duet for piano. Priests March, by
Mendelssohn. Miss Grady and Prof. Ger
miller; violin solo. Romance by
Svendsen. Mr.. Hufty: piano solo. Polo
naise Militaire." by Chopin. Prof. Ger
miller; song. THE Beautiful Land of
Nod by Greene. Miss Duffy, with violin
accompaniment by Mr.. Hufty; piano solo.
"cachouca Caprice by Raft, Miss
Grady: violin solo. ..Hejre kati." by Jeno
Hubay. Mr.. Hufty: duets. "Bolero.' by
Moszkowsk and Country Dance by
Nevin Miss Duffy and Prof. Gernnier.
The orchestra of the Technical High
School. under the direction of Dore Wolf
steiner. rendered an interesting program
at the Central High School, on the occa-
sion of the presentation of the commits
sions to the officers of the High School
Cadets.
This is the first time for several years
that the orchestra has performed outside
! of the school, and the large audience.
| including the members of the board of
education and the school officials. ap-
plauded every number The program was
as follows: Overture Fest" by Lieut.