The Washington herald., 1914-11-22
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

(whelpley). Miss Webb; Beyond the
Sunset (Tours): "A Mans Song" CHar-
rls). Mr.. Maxwell: song cycle. in a
Brahmin Garden UJogan), 10. It's the
Hour" Fair Radba', and ''Ganges Boat
Song" Miss Webb: The Gift" Brown;
Three for Jack CSquire), Mr.. Maxwell;
Somewhere Voice Is Calling CTate): !:
MY Heart Randagger). Miss Webb;
BE Not so Coy" QRubinstein): Songs
Ny Mother Taught Me- CDvorak); "a
Spirit Flower: (campbeIl-Tifton). Miss
Macdonald: Mother o. Nine CTours); !;
'eThe Diver" CSIcAillan). Mr.. Maxwell;
'Tn Quelle Trine MorbIdes." from
"Manon Lescant' CPuccinD: "Vissi d'arte
vissi d'amors." from ''rosca" PuccinD,
Miss Macdonald.
The "Musurgia quattet." Mrs. Helen
Donohue De Yo. soprano; Mrs. william
7. Reed. contralto: Mr.. Richard p. Back
Ing. tenor. and Mr.. Edwin Caliow, bass,
made its bow to the public at the twenty
fourth annual concert Of the Vaughn
class cS Calvary Baptist Church Friday
evening. Mr. Harry Wheaton Howard,
whose work Is well and fayorably known
as an organist and director, Is the dlrec-
tor and accompanist of the new quartet
and his careful coaching was shown by
the artistic rendition OF the nunbers
its director is a happy combination Of
ive well-known and capable Washington
sololsts.
The Gurley Memorial Church, Four
teenth and Meridian streets. Mr.. Bern
ard Braskamp. pastor, will hold their
first service in the new church. which has
been under construction since last spring.
on Thanksgiving morning at II o'clock.
A aDacfal rnnqIfaI aaryrira has hARn ar
ranged Miss Beulah L. Harper and Mrs.
Ethel HoItzclaw Gawler will be the
soloists, with Mrs. Sue Burrows Jennings
as accompanist.
Mrs. Huron W. Lawson returned to
Washington last Wednesday from a
weeks concert tour in Virginia. Mrs.
Woodstock. Roanoke. Daleville, and Hol-
Inns College. and met with her usual
success.
On OF the most interesting and unique
entertainments in Washington this sea-
son will be the folk song recital OF the
Fuller Sisters. of Dorset. England. when
they make their first appearance here,
under the auspices of Friendship House
Association, at the Columbia Theater. on
the afternoon Of Wednesday, December
.. The singers will appear in the quaint
costumes OF early Victorian days, and,
accompanying themselves on a real Irish
harp. will render a varied selection of
the peasant songs Of Old England, Scot
land, and Ireland.
These three English girls. with their
sweet simplicity and charming demure-
ness. have delighted many audiences in
America as well as abroad The prU-
gram to be rendered a week from next
WGnnaEdaV includes TrFEh rradIa
English chiIdren's songs. English. Irisn
and Scotch love songs. Scotch and Eng
lish mothers songs, English and Scotch
songs Of occupation, and Scotch ana
English songs of death.
very interesting concert has been ar
ranged by Miss Lillian Chenoweth. well
known contralto, and Mrs. Dorothy Bax-
ter. organist Of the Church of Our
Father. for the beneit OF the Belgians.
This concert will be given next Friday
evening at the Church of Our Father.
Thirteenth and l. streets The program
will be as follows: Nora CPigott). Mr..
Charles r. Bartlett: Dialect Stories"
Mrs. Wallace Streater: solo. Mrs. Sid
ney p. HoHingsworth; violin solos.
''Mazurka" CRehfeld), Alteration CBa-
James s. Hicks: June CWilleby). VIII
O. the wisp'' (Spross), Mrs. Elizabeth S.
Maxwell; Lullaby Hanscome), Miss
Lillian ChenoWeth, violin obligato by Miss
Allen; harp solo. ''Valse de Concert"
Hasselmans). Miss Marguerite oTools;
vocal trios. Persian Serenade" (Mat-
thews), Gypsy Daisies" CWoodmaR),
Miss Emma Houchen. Miss Grace Houch-
en-, Mrs. Dorothy Houchen Baxter; char
acter songs and representations. Mr.. Ar
thur B. Pierce. Mrs. John G. Kline, Mrs.
IlOrnfhV RaNfAr accommodates
Miss Helen Macleod, contralto. sub
stituted on a few hours notice for Miss
Ada Arundel. Of the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church last Sunday at the
morning and evening services. The music
required two incidental solos for alto
and a duet for alto and tenor.
Miss Charlotte Klein will give an or
gan recital this afternoon at ) o'clock
at the Bethlehem Chapel of the Holy
Nativity of the Washington Cathedral.
The program will include the following:
Choral and Fugue" from Sonata No. 5
(AIexandre GuilmanD; ''Andante Express
sivo;" b. '-Toccata" Earnest Halsey);
''IdyIle'' (AIec MoncrieD, and Pecan
H. A. Matthew'S.
The University Of Pennsylvania Club
gave all
program at the comstock Studio LAST
Friday night. The program included Sc
lections by the Nevin's Quartet, COM
posed Of Mrs Ruth Simpson, Mrs. Albert
Johnson. Mrs. Robert Waters. and Mrs
James Kerr. with Mrs. Charles Salin as
accompanist: piano selections by Mr..
Fulton B. Karr. violoncello numbers by
DR.. Z. G. Seibert, with accompaniment
by NJ. L. Russell Alden. and selections
by Miss Violet Warren Pierson, reader.
The sacred cantata, Ruth the Clean
er." was given last Monday night at the
Whitney Avenue Christian Church, Park
road. near Georgia avenue, by the choir
of Temple Chapter, o. E. s, and the
choir of the church, under the direction
of Mr.. F.. w. Bridwell. Those who took
part included Mrs. Florence Huss, Miss
Eta Austin. Mrs. Edith White. Mrs.
Arabella Addison. Mr.. James d. Rowen,
Mr.. Charles W. Bridwell. Mr. Raymond
Fillius, MIR. Gait Bowen. Mr.. C. W.
Ruhl. Misses H. G. Hughes, N. ".
Tucker. and Flora Z. Briggs; Mrs c.
w. Bridwell. Mrs. Criswell. Mrs. Maud
E. Deggs, Mrs. Anna P. Dudley. Mrs. E.
NJ. Gathright, Mrs. Evelyn Hazen, Mrs.
Paul waldran. Messrs. Bennett, S. P.
Compton. D. H. Coumbe. A. W. Lawson,
Emory Long, c. F. Sullivan. and n. N.
Sweet.
IAN Evening with the Pleiades" was