The Washington herald., 1915-03-14

! and ''Narcissus" (Nevin). Sarah Cooper
Music Box" Uiadow) The Flatterer'
and Les Sylvains'' tChaminade,, ReGi
maid Newton: "GrilIen'' tSchumann)
March MiGnonne" OPoldini, and Flu
neral March Chopin. Rosemary Ar
mold.
Miss Grace Cramer soprano. and Nils;
Ann Tuohy, contralto. We're the voca
soloists at the ladies night" at tho Y
. NJ. c. \. on Saturday. February g. Miss
Cramer sang Love Is a Bubble CAllit-
sem. and as an encore. Her Greatest
I Charm Carrie Jacobs Bond. Miss
Tuohy sang THE Rosary CVevinl. and
as an encore. He Loves Me Truly
Carrie Jacobs BondI. Miss Cramer and
Miss Tuohy also sang a duet. "Abschied
der Noger' ,IildachJ. John Monroe was
at the piano.
\ childrens concert was given under
the auspices of Mira Graffam's Sunday
school class at First Baptist Church. Six
teenth and . streets, Friday evening.
March :. Tho following interesting pro
gram Was enjoyed by a large audience:
Piano duct. The Little PrOdiSics," F.liz-
abeth Jackson aud Marian GRAHAM;
songs. Harriet Mitchell: duets. USprinc
Songs Marian and kathleen Whaley:
piano solo. "A Happy Farmer" Harry
Hubbard; recitation. selected. Alice Spei-
den: piano solo. DOLLS Dream Eliza
beth jackson: cello solo. Alteration -
barbara IIildrcth: violin duet. Flow
Gently. Sweet Alton" Mary Parks Glenn
ment and Marian Graffam: solo. Just
Tor To-day" Margaret Colo: duet. The
Songs My Mother Used to Sing" AIic"
aud Charlotte Speiden; instrum ,ntal trio
Man and Superman. Margaret Hill
dreth. Barbara Hildreth. and Marian
GRAHAM six girls with dolls. "a SIumhcr
Song Elizabeth Jackson. Clara Shep-
herd. Dorothy Denham, Alice Speidcn.
and Charlotte Speiden
TIL" program for tn" bIiud At the
Library of Congress on Monday evening.
March Is. at Sis p. M. in pavilion :. will
he given by Miss olive Russell Chaplin.
interpreter Of romantic legend: Mr.. Le-
Roy Glider. tenor. and Miss Jenny Linn.
accompanies
Tn" program Will bc as follows: Group
OF readings BY Miss Oliver RusseI
Chaplin. Tile Red Whistler" Anna Mac
Manus: "Oisin and the Country of the
Young" Lady Gregory: The Fairies
William AllinGham: The Lonely Heart
OF Me. Anna EavanaUGh: The Ould
Plaid shawl" Francis A. Fahy. and a
group Of dialect songs by Mr.. Leroy
Glider. Miss Jenny Linn was accom-
PIANIST.
Washington has many excellent plan
lists and Organlsts thoroughly trained in
the ordinary technique OF their art. bu-
the ability 10 improvise in strict musical
form indicates degree OF attainment
seldom realized in any community The
rare privilege OF listening to such skill
was enjoyed by a company OF earnest
students at Mr.. Cheney's house last Sun
day afternoon. After an interesting al
dress on the True Sources of Musical
Inspiration" Or. George Henry Howard
called for theme on which to improvise
This was submitted by Mr.. Arthur Ire
gina from one Of his unfinished sympho-
MES. The scholarly treatment of this
theme hy nr. Howard aroused the enthu-
siasm Of his hearers and the highest
praise of the author. club OF earnest
musical students was Immediately organ
tho direction Of Dr. Howard in the prac- |
tical treatment Of harmony leading up TO !
the art Of improvisation.
y musicale for the benefit Of Union !
Church OF North Beach. Md, was given |
At st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church |
South. Second and streets northwest. I,
Monday. March $. The program was
rs follows: Introductory remarks, Dr. |
p. ". Smart: trio. Protect Is Through
ne Coming Night" Mrs F. II. Smart.
Mrs. Neville d. Miller. and Mr. d G. !
Angevine: reading. lodgings to Let"
DR.. Thomas Calver; ladies quartet
'Doan Yo' Cry Ma Honey ,NolD. Mrs
smart. Miss kearney. Miss I.arner ana
Mrs. Miller: violin solo. "Salut d'Amor''
Elgarl and "Rerceuse'' Hliinsqyp. Miss
olive Budd: Contralto solo. Bid Her
Dream Of Nc Nannahb and ''Stille
(acht. litiliee NaCht." Mrs Neville Mir-
er. soprano solo. In the Woods RUS
elD and Comm Through the Rye"
Hiss Etalka kearney: piano solo. ,a'
Melody tOus-der Ouei. 'bI Soaring
60 Good Humor'' ,PetreI
Hiss Amy Clements: ladies' quartet
Bre-ze Of tho Night u.amothe,. Mrs
mart. Miss kearnev. Miss I.arner. and
lrs Miller; tenor solo. ''Invi"tus'' tBrunu
iuhn'. "a Rose Song" Mr. d. g. An
"vire: reading. ''Esau Buck and tho
suck Saw DIR. CalNer: soprano-aIto
net The Noyasers" ,Sandersonp. Mrs.
mart. and Miss Marion I.arner. violin
OLE. "Ase's Tod UirieEt Miss Rudd
Hiss l.eavitt and Mr. Neville Miller
'erc the accompanies.
Recognition Of the ability Of NJ. 4
regina. on" OF washingtons gifted
0mposers. is subscribed to the fol-
lg letter lust received by NJ. Treaina:
'centrslia. H.. March :. 1915.
Ny dear Mr. Trcgina:
when in chicago week before the
"cision in our prize contest ] asked
NO Of the judges to give me their upirr.
m OF ,o"r 'TolSt"i SYMPHONY Both
aid that II was one Of tho very best I
.Orks submitted. and won't home happy
In" thought that very likely Mr.. Trc-
ina would h" the prize winner. Fate
as dcCrced otherwise. but your name and
lmc as composer is greater today
IAN before the contest. because your ,,
ork was So near the best one that it
,ok the Judges an extra week to make ,
anil decision. An the best musicians in
le State and other parts of the country
re now familiar with the name Tire
ina and | hope that in the near future
ou will be mentioned with the greatest
: American composers. With best
ishes, / am.
"Yours very sincerely.
''E. r. LEDERMAN. I
President Of The Illinois Music Teach v
ers Association. and Vice Presiden. s
of The National Association Of Presi- d
dents of State Music Teachers Asso- h
Citations o
hich is to be played by the orchestra a
fifty men at the Marine Barracks Au- n
forum. Eighth and ! streets southeast, y
morrow afternoon at go o'clock. was s.
aged two years ago by the Washing I,
n Symphony Orchestra under Helm q
IN Hammer. 1t is published by Carl =
sher of New York 1,