The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

evening at o'clock. the vested evening
choir OF 100 voices under the direction Of
Mr.. Sydney Lloyd wrightson will rem
der the following music during the serv-
Ice: Prelude. 'Priere" Deyred); IAN
Praise TO God In Light Arrayed" Cwag-
nerD: incidental solo. Mr.. Tittmann; al
Rest CWesley): Lead Ne Lord CWes-
leyD; ''Sevenfold Amen. (stainer); cor
gan PostIude In Flat CFaulkes). Mr..
Tfttmann will also sing The Crucihx"
by Faure.
Mrs Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler has fully
recovered from her recent illness and
will return TO her duties at the Church
Of the Covenant today
The audiences at both the services of
the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church last Sunday were much pleased
with the singing of Mr.. Harry II. Smith,
barytone. OF Meridian. Conn Mr. Smith
is the barytone soloist in the First. Con-
gregational Church in Meridian, Conn.
He has a pleasing voice and won much
favorable comment for the excellent in
depreciation of the selections he sang
here last Sunday.
Tho Washington Piano Teachers Asso-
citation will hold an interesting meeting
next Saturday. at Ii1O y street north
west The Beethoven piano and violin
sonata No. ! will be given by Miss Pearl
Waugh and Mr.. Anton Kaspar: and DIR.
w. S. Small will talk on Music in the
High Schools
The regular monthly musical service oe
Trinity N. +. Church will take place to-
night. The following program will be
given: Organ prelude. March CBatisteD.
by Miss Burkart; violin solo. Caprice,
Nenoise' Fritz kreislerl. by Mr. WILL
lam Hill: chorus, "Hark, Hark. Ny SouI''
shelley, by the choir. with incidental
solos by Mrs. CIasnce Price and Miss
Flora Briggs; contraIto solo by Mrs.
Price: duet. Wanderers Night Song"
by Mrs. Price and Mrs. d. l.. Richmond,
The choir is under the direction Of Mrs.
Richmond.
Gurle Luise Corey and her mother.
Mrs. J. Weed Corey are at present To-
Gated in New York City Miss Corey i,
making splendid advancements in her
concert work, and some Of her recent an
pearances were with the Riverside Choral
Club. New York. and in Newark and
Trenton. n. J.
The following program was given at
the Washington College OF Music. by tn.
Students Club, February %: ..BIuetta
Waltz tDuvernOyD. by Nellie Noel; Rus
tic Dance tHowelD. by Virginia Bird:
'Will-o'-the-Wisp' Jungmann). bv
Agnes Messer; 'MazUrka'' 6WienfawskiJ.
ny Robert Lerch: Prelude CBachI. bv
Leonial Lloyd: Fur Elise beethoven,
by Eleanore Ehy; Were ! Some star
tForster), IT was summer Garden
Then Uohrp. by Miss CoIdenstrotb.
False' tD"nEeet. by Gensvievc FIoo,J.
March Militaire" tSchubertb. bv MAJ
saret and Ruth Tuckev: Songs Without
Words (HoeltzeD. BY thr Rrookside''
tToursD, by Miss CiscIe: Etude. Ia
Piccola" GeschetizkvI. by Miss Perkips-
The Songs nf Roumania'' H.oehr). by
Mrs Henning: Prelude" CChopinr. bv
Miss Latus: ''PastoraIe" CScarIattD. nv
Miss Becker: 'Rondo'' lFieldJ. by Miss
Garden" CNuttingI. by Miss THOMPSON:
''Warum" tSchumannr. by Miss Marks:
Meiodie 'Gluch-Sgambatn. by MIS-.
Downs; "1ntermeZZn in Octave E.rs-
chetizky). by Miss Primm.
Mrs Sidney BaIlOu. Of the Connecticut.
gave a musical tea yesterday afternoon
Al her apartments 10 Introduce Miss
Elizabeth Howry. daughter Of Judge
HOWry. Of this city. Miss Howry sang
a charming program OF German. French,
English. and American songs from the
hest composers Her voice is 2 soprano
1f exceptionally promising lyric dcIicary-
and beauty. She has a charming r~r-
sonality that is sure to advance her pub
lie career.
Miss HUwry'S voice training TO this
Time has been in New York with IsidOr
LuckstOne. She has, however. engaged
10 go shortly TO Europe to begin study
With Nine Sembrich. who heard Miss
toWry's voice. and advised her TO study
for grand opera Her appearances in
public have been limited because of seri-
1us illness following her professional
debut. but she has APPEARED in New York;
and in other cities before musical circles.
The program. which was artistically rem
iered. follows:
Botschaft (BrahmsI. Die I.otos-
,lumc' tSchumannl. "Ouvre teS Yeux
8leus" tMasseneO. Mon Bras Pressait'
Midor'. 'Pourquor' 'Tschaikowsky',
''PastOrale' Carey. Mary Of Allen
laIe'' COld English. Yesterday and To-
lay" CSprossl, Land of the Sky-blur
Water Wadmanr, and ''Ecstacy'
Morse RUmmeD.
Among the distinguished company were
Mrs Marshall. Mrs. Lane. Mrs Garrison,
Mrs. Draper. Nine Rappard. Mime.
Saon. and Nine. Bizet.
Miss Dick Root. manager Of the Wash
ngton symphony Orchestra. has been
very i'll. threatened with pneumonia
Hiss Roots sickness is TO he regretted
= il has somewhat delayed the plans
or the orchestra concert directly after
Caster.
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