The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-25
MUSIC. AND MUSICIANS

Dance paul Ducelle); 'Unida.' "a, ssr.
torto); Song Of the Brook" IL. J. Quig-
| ley), Catherine Morrison; ''Improyisa-
tion," ITO a Water Lily" From an In.
dian Lodge" .Ungarisch'' (MacDoweD,
Margaret Granger: Sonata c Major
(Mozaro: "Murmuring Brook &C. Bohm),
Agnes stitt; Two Studies. Op. Is, No. Is
and No. Is" (Heller). Catherine Demarest:
1mpromptu Mazurka' Gack); Ma
xurka" (Godard), Helen Latterner:
"valse" GODDARD; Pas des Amphores''
Chaminade. Gertrude RosinskI.
Mr.. Harry Patterson Hopkins rav.
an organ recital last Thursday evening
In Fredericksburg. Va, on the COCA
sion OF the installation Of . new two
manual pipe-orsan in the Presbyterian
Church.
Mr.. George Kennedy. Of this odty,
representative Of the Estey Organ
Company, accompanied Mr. Hopkins on
the trip seeing that all ARRANGEMENTS
were in perfect ORDER
The program was rs follows: "OrRan
Sonata in D minor" "Fugue and Choral
in G minor" (HerkeD: Tdyl" (Kin-
der,: "Pastorale." Caprice" tGuilmano:
I'm Summer" (stebbins); March of the
Magr'. Dubois: Grand onertaire in G
minor" Batistel.
This Is tho second opening of new
organs by Mr.. Hopkins recently, the
nrst being ut the Wesleyan NJ E.
Church. Of this city.
The program to be presented BY
Meyer Davis orchestra tonight at the
Willard. Willard Will be as follows: Overture.
Ooeron' Weber): 'Rondo Caprice
cioso" CMendelssohn): fantasia, la
sohems' (PuccinD. "A Selection of
scottish Airs' (Myddleton): "Menust
From Military Symphony" tHaydn):
selection. Mile. Modiste" CHerbert):
valse Caprice. Petite Bijouterie"
tBohm): ballet. Sylvia" (Delibes):
aria from Samson and Delilah," MY
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" (Saint-
s sac selection. Carmen" (Bizet):
oh That We Two Were MayinK."
Mighty Like a Rose" The Rosary
(Nevin?; overture, THE Marriage Of
Figaro" CMozarD.
The Friday Morning Music Club
brought its performances for this sea-
son to a close last Friday night, a,
the Raleigh Hotel. with a song recital
by Mrs. Flora McGill- Keefer, assisted
by the chorus Of the club, Mr.. Heinrich
Hammer. conductor
Mrs. Keefer's songs were. first a
group OF Brahms: Won Eviger Liebe."
"Sonntag," and Botschaft." These were
followed later by two songs Of Sid
ney Homer: The Song of a Shirt" and
Ferry Me Across" CAMS Love in a
Cottage the "Ballynure Ballad" and
Spring Song from Natoma Mrs.
Keefer's voice gave evidence of good
training and the songs were pleasing.
The chorus has been brought to a
high point of excellence under Mr..
Hammers capable direction: and the
works chosen were from the best OF
modern chorals. Two very Interesting
works of Elgar were given. with four
violtns In ensemble: Fly Singing
Bird" and THE Snow" Mrs Miller,
Mrs. Dulin. Miss Bailey. and Miss AL
len took tho violin parts. OF these two.
both lovely choruses, The Snow" Is
especially beautiful. and the chorus
rose to superior technical perform
ance. The cantata Fora" of Born
schein was given and q chorus Morn
ing Glory by Ernest Lent, the words
by Mrs. Byrnes.-G. s. W.
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld is today
entertaining her pupils. the Misses NIL
dred kolb. Gertrude McRae, and Car
RE Bruce at a dinner party to be fol-
lowed by q reception to ali the mem
bers Of Rho Chapter Of the Mu Phi
Epsilon Sorority. Miss Mildred Kolb
has been engaged to give recitaIs in
Baltimore next week and Miss McRae,
now instructor Of piano at Queens
College. Charlotte. y. c.. in company
Of Miss Bruce will leave tomorrow for
Detroit to attend. ~ delegates, the ma
tional convention Of the sororif5 Mis-
McRae 10 one Of the piano soloista on
the of'icial musical program Of the