The Washington herald., 1914-11-08

The Rubinstein Club held its third
meeting of the season < Wednesday, No
yember 4. in the Raleigh Hotel ball ROOM
In honor Of their director, Mrs A. n
Blair. the room was beautifully decor
ated In American hags and Rubinstein
eolors 0biue and white). Each member
wore q badge Of blue and white and
carried an American nag. Most every
member Of the club was present IN IN
her place before the arrival OF Mrs Blair
and upon her entrance 10 the ball room,
rose and sung. as one voice, Ny Coun1
try 'Tis Of Thee" Mrs. Blair naVins
Just returned from England and having
been among sad scenes connecteo- win ,
the war. was much affected by this well
come.
ing musical evening. to be given by the
club. November ., at the RaleiBh Hotel
haIl room. Eight additional new active
members were taken IN and II was stated
that the club has never been In mo5e
dourishing financial condiuon az , Ils
season OF the year than at present The
jrferest and enthusiasm Of the members
Is said to have never been more notice
able. -
ttrad In a body to the Oak Room
where a luncheon had been prepared ior
them, Mrs. Blair being the guest OF
honor and every new member was seated
at her table. The Oak Room was also
decorated in American and Kuolnste5 zen
hags The .Sepast was enjoyed oy an aho
the whole morning bespoke the unity OF
the members Of the Rubinstein Cluo.
Mr.. Edgar Priest. organist Of the
washington Cathedral, VIII give MS
twenty-first organ recital this afternoon.
AT 5 O'Clock in the Bethlehem Chapel OF
the Holy Nativity. The program will be
as follows: ''Suite in c, op. 10 ny
Homer N. Bartlett; "Csntilene. py Al,
phonse MailIy. and March Solenelle'
by Alphonse Mailly.
A very delightful program was given
at the Christian Church In Mount Rain
ier, last Friday evening by Miss MIL
dred KoIb pianist; Miss Viola Schip-
pert, vocalist, and Miss Margery SNYDER
violinist. Miss Kolb played the Hun
garian Rhapsody by I4szt @ anG tne
sang the birthday Song by Cadman.
the 'sPolonaise" from Mignon. and two
Irish songs by Tour. Miss Snyder played
the "Orientalle" by Cut, "Cavadna by
Ran, and the Mediation" from That's by
Massenett.
Miss Snyder and Miss Kolb will leave
today for a three weeks tour covering
virginia. " est NHElIllds ENSANAN1S-
They will be heard in many recitals and
concerts. From the welcome accorded
them on previous appearances these very
capable performers will have very
successful tour.
The pupils of Mrs. Dougall-Marcon
gave an informal piano recital last FRI
day afternoon at the apartments Of Mrs.
Reid at the Cairo. Those taking part
Harriet Stocking, Dorothy
Audrey Heron, Claudia Reid,
Betsy Ross, and Henrietta Nollner.
The occa sion Of President Wilson'S visit
to the Franklin Street Presbyterian
Church in Baltimore, last Sunday, gave
Mr.. HOPKINS in charge of the music,
an opportunity for special program.
An A, and c for organ, preceded the
service, followed by ''In Heavenly Love
(Holden), and Christian, the
Morn Breaks Gently Ger Thee (shel-
ley), for mixed quartet. The postlude
was a grand chorus in G minor Gull |
manD, for organ.
Mr.. Hopkins fs also director of music |
At the Washington College, d. c.
The oreanist and choir director Of the
First Congregational Church, William I
Stansfield, has arranged the following 1
musical program for today: Morning.
organ prelude, "Andante Cantabile,"
from the String Quartet" CTschaikoW-
sky): anthem, bass solo and chorus, On
ward, Christian Soldiers CMacdougalD;
anthem, soprano solo and chorus, There
Shall Be No More Night There" Wood; (
offertory organ solo. Elevation CRlein):
organ postlude, concert piece in E nat
CParker).
Evening-Organ prelude, "Andante
Craziose in D" CHopkins); anthem. 20
Lord, Our Governor CGadsby): offertory.
tenor solo, 1T Was for Ne" (BlounD.
Musical half hour after service TO
cato and Fugue in D minor CBach);
'Reve AngeliQue" CRubenstein); duet
,ornet and organ, THE Lost Chord"
CSuIlivan). cornet, Mr.. E. Youngs; over
ture, William Tell CRossinD.
At the Church Of the Covenant this aft
srnoon the double quartet, under the d.
-ection of Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson,
with Mr.. Harvey Murray at the organ,
will render the following musical pro-
gram: praise the Lord CRandegger);
oarytone solo, 20 God. Have Mercy CSt
Paul. (Mendelssohn), Mr.. Wrightson;
Grant Us Thy Peace" CMendelssohn);
Weary of Earth and Laden with Ny