The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

be repeated on the evening Of Saturday.
April .. by the Oratorio Society OF New
York. which thus brings to unique
close Its fOrty-first season. Ruth" had
| its first New York hearing early last
| December. 1t was then greeted with eyi-
| dences Of approval cordial and so In-
| sistent that the directors. to the delight
Of $50 enamored choristers. decreed a Sec
| ond performance for the spring. The
soloists. as at the earlier event. will be
\ Florence Hinkle, Mildred Potter. Arthur
| Middleton lin lieu of the late Putnam
| Griswold, who sang the music of BoaZ
1 in December. and T. Foster Why. IL
| will be sung in Carnegie Hall. Louis
| kOemmenich will conduct, and the oches-
ira Of the Symphony Society will assist.
The Friday Morning Music Club enjoy
ed program of works of modern Ameri-
can composers in the auditorium Of the
National Museum last Friday morning
as follows: Duets, The Charm Of
! Spring. Mistress Mary MARY Turner
Saiter), Miss Brickenstein and Miss Ed
wards; songs. 20 Death. Thou Art the
Dewy Night" Cradle Song nicholas
Douty). When l Bring to You CoIour'd
Toys" John Alden Carpenter. Miss Ed
wards; songs in manuscript: Two Years
Ago" words by Algernon Tassin. IN
Dreams I Wept," Hast Thou Forgot
ten?" My Love is Come TO Me- Ave
Maria with violin ObIigato played b.
Mr.. Rakemann. CAIiCe Burbage), Mrs
Helen DonohUe De YO: sonata for violin
and piano. on. .. allegro risolutO. andante.
allegro OHoward BrockwayD. Mr. Rake
mann and Miss Rurbage; aria. "Mona's
Dream from Mona CHoratio Par
kerr, Mrs. Margaret Mckinney -McAIlis-
ter: songs. Song OF the willows
(H. e. RakemannD. "BerCeuse,'' The
Thought Of You Natalie Town
| send, Song of the Nile" Court
landt Palmer. Mrs Helen Donohue De
NO: piano, Impressions Of the Wa Wan
ceremony Of the Omahas, op. q. Song
Of Approach Laying Down the Pipes"
Raising the Pipes "Pawnee Horses
Prairie Miniature arthur FNlrwelD,
Miss Kelly; songs. Treasure Trove."
| 'Enchantment'' CMargaret Mckinney
McAllisteri; Wild de Noon, Moon.
Moon swing Along IWin Marion
Cook. Thy Heart III. T. BurIeigh,.
Afro-AmeriCan composers. Mrs. Adrienne
kirkman Wentz
The choir Of the Church Of Our Father.
U'niversaIist. will repea, their Faster
music today as follows: The Lord is
Risen LOvelandD. The Winters Gone,
The Spring Comes On N. II. Allen: solo
by Mrs. HollinCsworth. Hail. Happy
Morn ashford, with violin Obligato by
Miss Eugenia De GUerin.
The choir is composed of: Soprano, Mrs.
:. p HOllinEswOrth; contralto. Miss Lii
Ian Chenoweth; tenor. Mr.. W. $ Blan-
chard: bass, Mr.. W. T. Matson: organist
and director. Mrs. Dorothy II. Baxter.
The initial recital by Miss VI. Katherine
FlOeckher. pupil OF Miss Mabel {. Linton.
assisted by Mrs. Fannie Shreve Heartsn!.
soprano, and Mrs. Maude Howell smith,
reader. was given at St Martins Hall.
North Capitol and l streets last Tuesday
evening. The program was as follows:
sonata PathetiTue," OF. = two move
mentJ Beethoven: Ca) The Fadeiess
Rose" (Sans SoucD. Cbb Love in Spring"
(BOrowskiI; (aD From Uncle Remus"
CMacDOwelD; Ch) To a Wild Rose
An Afternoon Tea in Washington" I'm m
OlOgueJ: "a Hungarian Dance sharp
major brahms: CbJ "ErOticon." fat
major 'Siogren): u Hear You Calling
Me CNIarshaID: Westward by tie
Devon Sea" LohrI: ''Nalse in z rnai.,r"
oMoszkowskD: The Pudding" Cmcno-
lngueD: Concerto FIRST rnovementl
cGreigD. accompanied by Miss Linton at
second piano.
Miss Berda Stewart Wilson cav,
musicale recently at l2o = street north
west. when pupils from her Junior and
senior classes entertained Miss Ruth
Ayler. soprano. assisted with vocal solos
which We're received with erthuiasm
Piano selections We're rendered nv the
following: Marian Wallace, Grace Royau.
Helen WNschler. Robert Rudlong. HUI
bert RIsse.le. Mildred Kieth Frances
Lloyd. Sara SNser. Flora Bets Louise
Mcfarland. Mildred Louden. I.aurette
Marks. Mrs. Warthen. Louis Royan.
Dorothy Gessford. Hazel Chisholm, and
Miss Wilson.