The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-23

At the Church of the Covenant this
AFTERNOON the music will be given by
the double quartet, and in the evening
by the Evening Choir of 100 voices,
with solo quartet. both services being
under the direction of Mr.. Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson, with Mr.. Harvey
Murray at the organ. The following
are the musical numbers:
Afternoon-"The Word of the Lord
(Briggs), incidental solos. Mrs. De lo
and Mr.. Humphrey: barytone solo, 1t
Is Enough" (Elijah) CMendelssohn):
Yea, tho l Walk Thro' the Valley or
the Shadow of Death" (Stevenson): in
cidental solo. Miss Harper; Now AS
Twilight Gathers" (Foss).
Evening-Organ prelude, "Fantasie-
Pastorale" (Renaud): Love Divine All
Love Excelling" (Stainer-Rees); bass
solo. 10. All These Things" CRobert
Stearns), Mr.. Tittman: %. Saviour OF
the World" (Goss): o. Strength and
Stay" (Barnby): organ postlude. Sym
phonie Allegro" (Salome).
Mr.. James w Cheney. jr.. Will open
the new organ in the Wallace Memorial
United Presbyterian Church. Petworth.
D. c., next Wednesday. May 26. with the
assistance of Miss Ruby Stanford, violin
list, and Miss Anulla B. Fisher. soprano.
The program will be as follows:
Sonata. No. ! (Mendelssohn), Morning
Song GriegD. 'Humoreske" Dvorak).
fusue in D major BACH. Meditation"
from That's (Massenet). toccata in G
(Dubois). "Romanza" Howard). sonata.
first movement Cheney. Jewel Song
from Faust" CGounod). "Festal March
(Calkin). "Evensong" (Johnson), Con
cert Overture (Hollins).
Mr.. Cheney, who has been studying in
Baltimore, will receive the organ diploma
from the Peabody Conservatory of Music
next Friday. This will be only the eighth
organ diploma ever given by that famous
Institution.
A very entertaining recital was given
at the Martha Washington Seminary last
Sunday evening. by the pupils of the
piano and vocal teachers. Miss Ethel
Garrett Johnston and Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith Maxwell. The program discovered
some very promising young artists. and
their instructors received merited recog-
milton for the able instruction that had
been evidently given. The program was
as follows: 'Gavotte" (dAlberD. Miss
Of Mine Miss Williams: duet. Passage
Birds Farewell (HildachD. Miss Mac
Fayden and Miss Waldorf: "Valse Fa-
vorite" (RafD. Miss Hayden: reading,
The Vaga bonds Miss Golf: The Years
at the Spring Beach. "Husheen'
Needham), Miss Browne; "Impromptu.
sharp minor" CReinholdD. Miss Tuns-
tall; reading, Billy Brad Miss CARRIER:
The Star" Rogers. There, Little Girl
Don't Cry" (So0eskn. Il Know Lovely
Garden CdHardelot). Miss MacFayden:
a la bien Aimee CShutt. Miss Keep:
Beautiful Flowers CVincenU, Il Sing
Because I Love to Sing PinsutD.
chorus.
Appreciative music lovers of the city
ere indebted to Miss Mary A Cryder
for many very charming Sunday after
moons during the past season. when she
has presented several of her accom-
plished pupils, assisted by prominent mu-
steal artists, at her studio. 1911 y street
northwest Last Sunday afternoon the
program presented before a large
Florence Marie Girouard. soprano: Mrs. I
May Ramsdell, pianist: Mr.. Hobart
Ramsdell violin: Mr.. Paul Ramsdell cell !
10. with Miss Mildred Rider at the piano |
and was as follows: Caro- milo hen" /
(GiordanD. 'Mattinata' (TostiD Miss
Girouard: Liebestraume" CNeckel, An !
dante. Op. 800. No. 4 CBohmD. TN Petit /
Rien" tBohml. Mrs. Ramsdell. Mr. Ro- !
bart Ramsdell and Mrs. Paul Ramsdell !
Mon occur SQUIRE a ia voiX." Samson /
ct Dalila CSaint-SaensI. Miss Girouard: ,
Love Duet from GYPSY Suite" ed /.
ward German, .'Serenade'' Victor Her /
bert. Mrs. Ramsdell, Mr.. Hobart Rams |
dell. and Mr.. Paul Ramsden: Spirit !,