The Washington herald., 1914-05-17

as follows: Adante, from Sonate.
major. for piano (Mozart), by Miss Eliz-
abeth Haynes; piano tGrieg), Miss Mac
Reynolds: Love Song" for violin (Eul-
| enstein), by Miss Naomi Matthews; dno
No. 3, for piano Uebert-Stark), by Miss
Katherine Conway; duo No. s. for piano
(Lebert-StarD, by Master Edward
Smith. by Miss Elizabeth Gaver; '"The
Night Wind" for piano (rheodora Dut-
toni. Soldiers March" (Schumann), by
Master Henry Walter: Hebrew hymns,
Tor violin, by Master Arthur Wolfe:
Hunting Song" Happy Farmer" for
piano tSchumann), by Master Howard
Dorsett: three waltzes, for piano (Schu-
perp, by Miss Elizabeth Albers: THE
Hunters song.t for piano Gynes,, by
MISS Florence O'Donnell: Evening Bell
yaise, Tor piano (kullak). by Miss Ruth
aoiiingsworthi Spanish dance. for violin
tbohm, by Master Arthur Wolfe; Per-
sian song. for piano CBurmeister), Ara
gohaise tMasseneD, by Miss Rosamond
Harvey; "Au atm" valse Viennoise, fol-
piano GodardD. by Miss Isabel Stabler:
chiidren's symphony CHaydn), buries-
que, Tor piano. voices. toy instruments
by members Of the Saturday Mornins
Music Club.
Mrs. Huron W. Lawson sang the So
prano part in Haydn's Creation re-
Gently with the Duchess County Choral
Society. Beacon. N. Y Next Tuesday
Mrs. Lawson will give a song recital in
Cumberland, Nd. under the auspices OF
the board of education.
The pupils of Otto T. Simon have been
unusually active this week as vocal solo
lists in the following engagements: Miss
Marion MacFall and Mrs James Kerr at
the Washington Club for the benefit of
the guild OF the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church; Mrs. Morgan Bradford.
Rubinstein concert, Raleigh ballroom;
Mr.. John Waters at the Wilson Normal
School with the Friday Morning Club and
also with the Mems Club of Epiphany
Church; Mrs. Louis Thompson at Mrs.
Christian Hemmick's in the Mystery of
the East" and also at Mr. Charles j.
Bells at Twin Oaks"
The ST Cecilia Choral Society of Ma
tional Park Seminary. Forest Glen. Nd,
gave their annual concert last Thurs
day evening in the "Odeon." The d.
rector. Mr.. Josef Kaspar, presented the
following interesting program: The
Dawn" CBruch); when the Daylight
Goes" CNeidlingeD: 20. Skylark. for Thy
totaIps opE
Cradle Song (Brahms), and IAN Hail
to Thee" from Tannhauser CWagner).
The society was assisted by Miss Eliza
beth waggoner and Miss Pauline Brown.
both graduate pupils of Henry Kaspar:
Miss Waggoner in the Grieg concerto.
and Miss Brown in a modern group of
Koengold and Debussy.
delightful musicale was given by
members OF the Friday Morning Music
Club and chorus for the benefit of school
Fairgrounds at the J. Ormond Wilson
Normal School on Friday evening. May
s. uSder the auspices of the Parents
League. The audience was ushered by
grammar school boys chosen by Mr.. Hay
cock. supervising principal OF the third
division. The programs were furnished
by boys in the Business High School.
With Heinrich Hammer. conductor. and
Mrs. H. A. Robbins at the piano. the
chorus sang first THE Wild Rose" by
Dvorak, and THE Swallow" from Greek
pastoral scenes. the latest work OF Hora-
ito Parker. The "Madrigale" by Simo-
netti. and "Serenade Badine." by Gabriel
Marie. were the violin solos played by
Mrs. Lorimer Muller and greatly enjoyed
by her friends In the club and the league.
The chorus were at their best in
''Thistledown.'' a beautiful CHARACTERISED
cally American composition by Chad