The Washington herald., 1915-02-21


"Aisha'' Lindsay, and a Grand fantasy
on Home, Sweet Home the World Over"
dampe). Miss Bessie Humphreys and
Mr.. Howard Wood will be the accomp-
anistS.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon at $50 o'clock. the double
quartette, under the musical direction Of
Mr.. Sydney Lloyd wrightson. with Mr..
Harvey Murray at the >organ, will render
the following musical program: Bow
Down Thine Ear. o Lord" (Owst), in
cidental solo. Mr.. Backing: solo, The
Good shepherd (BarrD. Miss Harper:
Lovely Appear" from "The Redemp-
ton tGounodl, incidental solos. Mrs.
Gawler and Miss Harper; Consider the
Lilies" (ToplinD, incidental solo. Mr..
Backing; Now as Twilight Gathers
Foss).
At S O'Clock the evening choir of 100
voices. with solo quartette, will render
the following music at the same church.
under the direction of Mr.. Wrightson:
Organ prelude. Elevation eChami-
nadeD: Seek lie the Yord" Roberts),
incidental solo. Mr.. Blanchard; solo.
Draw Near: All Ye People" Lord God
of Abraham" from Elijah CMendeIs-
sohnp. Mr.. Tittmann; The Souls of the
Righteous" Foster), incidental solo.
Mrs. Gawler: God Shall Wipe Away All
Tears" (Marks,; organ postlude, Macs
toso" (Faulkes).
William Stansfield. orGanist and di-
rector at the First Congregational
Church. has arranged the following
musical program for today IL a. H.
Organ prelude. Fantasia in Z minor
lMerkeD: anthem. Hallelujah Mount
of Olives). tBeethoven); anthem, All
Praise to God in Light Arrayed (wag-
ner): organ offertory. Andante ReliS-
ioso. Sonata No. s (Mendelssohn): or
gan postlude. Allegro Moderator,
Fourth Concerto HandeD.
D. Morgan prelude. Pastorale
(RheinbeI Ser); anthem. Bonum Est,
1T Is Good Thing to Give Thanks''
(Bruch): offertory. bass solo and che.
rus, Incline Thine Ear" (HimmeD.
p. NJ. musical half hour-Concert
Fusue in (Krebs. pupil of ]. s.
Bach): Youth. from the symphonic
poem for organ. Life" Op. so Mich
OLD; Traumerei tSchumann); Gavotte
and Musette (Bach); Overture to Sa-
kuntala tGoldmark).
All the music at today's services is
by German composers. DR.. Stocking
will give tonight the fourth lecture of
his series on the Lands OF War;" with
the subject. The Land Of Luther and
Frederick the Great"
y musical program was given BY the
Confederate Choir At a meeting Of
Camp III, Confederate Veterans at
Confederate Memorial Hall on Tuesday
evening. Several selections were rem
dered by the entire choir. The soIoists
were Mrs. Maxwell. Mrs. Mcknight
and Miss Cogsden. Mr.. Carr presiding
at the piano. Mrs. Charles Hamilton
Fred. head of the choir. read express
sively the poem entitled. The New
South Answers the Old"
The seventeenth year. ninety-ssv-
enth recital. of the series Of Lenten
organ recitals by Henry II. Freeman
began at st. Johns Church yesterday
at 4:40 o'clock. These re-
citaIs will continue each Saturday
afternoon until Easter.
The visiting organists who will be
heard this year will include Mr.. 8.
Wesley Sears. organist and choirrnas-
Pa: Mr.. William Stans-
field. First Congregational Church.
Washington. d. c.; Miss Ethel Garrett
Johnston, Washington. D. c.
Among the assisting soloists will be
Mr. Richard Lorleberg. violoneellist:
Mr.. Robert z. Clark. trombone. U. s.
Band; Mr.. Paul Bleyden. tenor;
VII AHtoH hdSPdfs SIClIHISlp MI
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann, bass.
and a male chorus composed OF gentle
men of St. Johns choir.
The first recital yesterday was play
ed by Mr.. Freeman and the assisting
soIoist was Mr.. Richard Lorleberg, vfo-
The recitals are FREQ to the
public.
Mrs. Huron W. Lawson appeared for
the fourth time within the past two
years at the National School Of Domes-
tic Arts and Sciences last Friday even
ing in a song recital and was very cor
daily received. Mr.. Henry Kaspar.
Mrs. Lawson's brother. accompanied
very sympathetically.
The American Guild of Urganists, Dis
trict of Columbia Chapter will hold the
twenty of its series of service re-
citals at the Church of the New Jerusa-
lem, Sixteenth and Corcoran streets.
Thursday. February IS at s o'clock p. m.
Miss Maud G. Sewell. F. A. G. c., as
sisted by the choir of the church. will
give the following program: Chorale in
A minor Cesar Franck): ''Kyrie Elei-
son, Opus 50, No. Max Reger): How
Lovely Is Thy Awelling Place." from the
Requiem johannes .Brahmsy;
the choir: postlude on the hymn. '1ndu-
ant Justitam" (AleNandre GuilmanO;
"Trauerode" franz Liszp; choral pre-
lude on Dundee" 20 God Our Help in
Ages Past MAUD @. SewalD; choral
motel, Il know that My Redeemer
Lives Johann Michael Bach; the
choir; prelude and fugue in A minor
Johann Sebastian Bach).
Miss Assunta Sari. nine-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinando +.
Sari and pupil of Miss Marie Mcrourt
vas the only child performer and plan
list on the program last Sunday night Al
Polls Theater. She played from the
operas "RiSoletto" and la Traviata.'
and n little Italian waltz, ''Viotoria." as
an encore.
The Rubenstein Club will give joint
recital next Thursday afternoon at 4:So
o'clock. at the Raleigh Hotel ball room.
The artists will be Mme. Nevada Van
Der Veer. meszo contralto. and Reed
Miller, tenor. The program will be as
Duet. from The Jewels Of the Ma
donna" Cwolf-FerrarD. Nine. Van Der
veer and Mr.. Miller, Farewell. Unkind.
Farewell IS0C Dowlandl, Come and
Trip It n7oW HandeD. aria. Salvador
Rosa Gomey, Mr.. Mller: 10 MI
'Leroux), lie Marriage des Roses
Franck>. Rect ct Air de Lila L 'Enfant
Prodigne" Debussy). Nine. Van Der
veer: THE Hour Glass CBurleigh), "A
Little Way to Walk With YOU (speak,).
My Love- GNobIe). Heart Of Hearts
(Afanney). Mr.. Miller: Thou BiIIowy
Harvest Field 1Rachmaninodo s.SonS OF