The Washington herald., 1915-03-21

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victrola "a, Aria The Cars Bride, OBJ
Song of India, tc) Song OF the shepherd
Lehl. Alma Gluck.
Benjamin GODDARD GSi9-1SS5)-Piano.
Novellozza, Miss Ruth kincer; victrola,
Berceuse. Mccormack and Kreisler.
Xaver Scharwenka QSJ9}-Piano, Polish
Dance. Miss Edith Evans.
MoritZ Moscowski QsJD-Piano tD
Waltz. Mr.. Carl Drummer; Ob) Serenata.
Mr.. Julian Hohenstein; (c) Liebeswaltzer,
Miss Locke kincer.
Willard Howe, the Washington cor
respondent Of Musical America, recently
returned from New York, where she at
tended the grand opera and other must
cal events. She was the guest of the
Edison Motion Picture Company. where
she had many interesting chats with the
players. At the invitation OF Horace H.
PlimptOn, manager Of production. her
picture was taken in the art gallery
scene of The Phantom Thief" in which
Gertrude Mccoy. Edward Earle. Sally
Crute and W. T. Carlton compose the
cast Mr.. Carlton, well remembered OF
opera fame in this city, has entered the
movie field and will in future be seen on
the screen. The veteran opera star was
delighted to meet the musical critic and
recalled his pleasant associations in the
Capital City.
The third lecture recital on Modern
Composers" by Lewis Corning Atwater
with piano and victrola Illustrations, was
given last night in apartment sol, THE
Ontario" The program was as follows:
Mrs. Schutt; csta IL Guilba Gag
liccD, Ueonccvallo); Die Lenz" Cell
dacm; The Girls story Q4ohcngrinp,
Wagner, and ''Melisande in the Wood
lGoetz). by Mr.. Green; "Cavitina cRafD:
Lullaby" I'll auser); Meditation"
IThaisI, CNassenp and The Swan
Saint Saensp will be rendered by Miss
Margery Snyder.
The Cathedral Choir will sing Sir John
Stainers cantata, The CrucifiSion." this
afternoon at o'clock, in place of the
regular evening service at the Bethlehem
Chapel. Take TennaIlytown or Rockville
cars.
The Union Sunday School orchestra of
BIoomingdale has announced its second
annual concert at the Rhode Island Ave
nue. Methodist Protestant Church. First
street and Rhode Island avenue north
west. for next Wednesday evening. AZ
O'Clock. h. j. Wrightsman, director. de
serves great credit for the very credit
able musical organization he has built
up and no doubt the pubic in genera!
will show its appreciation of his efforts
by attending the concert and giving EN-
enlargement to the performers.
The orchestra, consisting of about
TWENTY-FIVE members, will pay both
classical and popular selections. including
the beautiful Lu spiel overture by
Keler-Bela, and grand selection from
Faust" comprising the principal themes
Of that tuneful opera.
In addition to the orchestral program.
soloists have been secured to provide ad-
! ditional entertainment. Miss Edith Mad
dux will give one of her delightful reel
! tations. Mr. Maurice Z. Fitzgerald.
! tenor, will sing Mr.. Calf w. Bowen.
| baritone. will give Bartlett's "A
Dream" with orchestra accompaniment.
An excellent number Will be given by
the Columbia Quartet, composed of
Messrs. Glenn Dorsey, Walter Taylor.
George \. Lovett and G. h. Weston.
! CLAY g. Holmes one of the violinists of
! the orchestra. will play the beautiful
| Meditation from That's
/ The Bcatitudes. by ashford. which
! the choir Of the Church of the lncarna-
! ton was to have given March u. has
/ been postponed till Thursday evening.
{ April s. There will he the same assist
! ing soloists, Rev. George Fiske Dudley,
tenor: Florence StefTens. contralto, with
/ the exception of Mr.. Talmadge. who will
/ not be able to sing. Theodore L. Apple,
, bass soloist ~ Calvary Baptist Church.
has consented To take the place Of Mr..
TaImadgc These soloists. with Mrs.
! Theodore 7. Apple. leading soprano eG
the choir. will constitute the first quar-
! tet.
! one Of the real successes in local re-
: ctals this season was that given by Mrs.
: Blanche Muir DaiElcisll. cUntralto. Fri
day evening. MarCf. IL. The audience
! was so insistent in it's applause that in
addition to numerous "ncorcs some of tn"
songs of the program mad to be repeated.
! The program was follows:
It'll Death CMascheronD: Venetian
| Song ITostip: The Bees courtship
| Cd'Hardelop; My Dreams" ,TostD:
THE Pretty Creature ,Wiison: "Au-
tumral Gale IGriegb: The Organ Grind
err ,Schubert,; Little One a-CryinS''
! Olev Speaks: Irish Folk Song
( Foote): Spanish Love Song (Chami-
nadel: kept In ,Nevin): ''Of Course
CHowardD: Yesterday .. and Today
(Spross): DE Sun Is Sinkin'" tBo-
hannan); For Love OF You Hastings):
/ Nora" PiggotU: His Buttons Are
Marked L. s." IBond).
A very entertaining students recital
was that given by pupils Of Mrs. Sue
Burrows Jennings. recently in her resi-
dence studio. 1875 Meridian street. Mrs.
Otis u. SWEET, soprano. and Miss Flor
ence Simpson. violinist. assisted In the
| following program:
(a) Nachstucke. Oh Nosel Ais Prophet
(Schumann, Mi Edith Barnes; Second
| Mazurka tGodard). Miss Nellie Hager-
| mani: Album Leaf tGrieg). Mrs. II. h.
Fulton: Nocturne' Jean Vogp, Master
Lambert O'Donneil: Alteration Borrow
SIKH. Miss simpson: Three Eccossises
Chopin. Miss Mildred Howe: Music Box
PoidinD. Master Glare Nugent; StaSat
Mater Rossini-Liszp, Miss Marion leis-
hear: La Serenata &C. Brasa). Mrs
SWEET trio for voice. violin and piano.;