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

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Choral Club. under the direction Of MIS-
A. n. Blair. Miss Barbour 10 greai
\ favorite with the Washington music-lov
ing public, having appeared on severa
occasions a. soioist for the RubinsteiE
and Monday Morning Music clubs ir
their concerts and recitals. A grea
treat is in store for all who hear her.
At the concert Of the Monday Morning
Music Club to be given at the New Will
lard May 1 At ; o'clock p. m. the as
sistant artist will be Mr.. John Barnes
| Wells, tenor. Under the direction Of Mrs
A. NJ. Blair. the following program will
be given: THE Lotus Flower" (Robert
Schumann), obligato solo. Mrs. s.. w
Hopes; "A Message" Up. Tschaikowsky)
THE Nightingale Song" (Ethelbert New.
Morning Music Club: solos. Love Me or
Not" tsecchD; Phyllis Hath Such Charm
ing Graces'' Anthony Young. "Coms
and Trip IT. (HandeD. Mr.. John Barnes
Wells; Chorus of the Druids" from,
| "Evelina" "a. NJ. G. SacchinD, arranged
by Louis Victor Saar: 1.-THE Nile Xavier
Leroux). arranged by Louis Victor Saar;
incidental solo, Mrs. John L. Edwards;
violin obligato. Mrs. w. Fl. Noble;
| Persian Cycle" from the "Divan of
Hafiz," lyrics by Richard 10 Gallienne.
music by CIV. FRANKIE Harling); Heart
Have You Heard the News" % Love!
| the Beauty Of the Moon ID Thine
| wind of the East" Love. il for Moth
ing Else" CIV. FRANKIE Harling). Mr..
Wells; "A Winter Night Fantasy
paul Bliss); incidental solo. Mr..
| Wells; Monday Morning Music Club;
The OWL" Why. Gohn Barnes
wells); Moon and Sea" (Montag1e
Phillips; IF Were King" Camp
| bell-Tipton), Mr.. Wells; STARS of the
Summer Night" edward Elsar). vfo-
lin accomplishments. Mrs. w. H. Noble.
Miss Ruby Stanford. Monday Morning
Music Club: Nina &c. p. Pergolese),
arranged by Louis Victor Saar: Sc
renade' CIV. H. Nsidlinger); incidental
solos. Mr.. Wells, Monday Morning Mu-
sic Club. Miss Brickenstein will be
the accompanist.
Mrs. Huron W. Lawson will be the
soloist with the Pennsburg. Pa,
/ Symphony Orchestra next Tuesday
evening. This will be Mrs Lawson's
second appearance with this organiZa-
ton. having sung with them last
April. She will sing the aria from la
Perle du Bresil." with flute obligato.
and a group Of songs in English.
The following program took place in
Mrs. Oldbergs studio. Belasco The
alter, last Tuesday morning. At 1850.
and was sung by Mrs. Irving Edward
Smith. who has a rich mezzo-soprano
voice: "A Bowl of Roses" (clarke);
Summer Noon" (Terhune); 'In My
Little Garden Godfrey Nutting);
Love Me. IL 1 Live" (Arthur Foote);
Swedish Song" "Ye Who Have Yearn-
al
Better Ask Me" Lohr) Thinking Of
Thee" tcaro Roma; The Dove IAn-
don Ronald)
Next Tuesday morning at 1850, Mrs.
Margaret yietch Palmer, who has Just
returned from a years tour with the
Richardson Stock Company will rem
der the program.
RehearsaIs for the Redemption"
are being held in tho Sunday school
room Of tho Church of the Ascension
on Tuesday nights. An invitation. to
singers il extended to Join. The or
atorio will be sung on May 10. Mr..
Robert Brydon, of Norfolk. has been
engaged to sing the barytone solos.
Mr.. ]. r. NJ. Bowie, the tenor. Miss Jes-
sic Masters. contralto. and Miss CO.
rinns Lockett. soprano.
The Mendelssohn School Of Music pro-
scented to large and enthusiastic au-
dience, an excellent concert recently
at the Play House, 1914 N street north
west. This school Is devoted to the high
est achievement in musical Art and II
conducted by Mr. Emile Foss Christiani.
Miss Grace Gilchrist. with Miss Viola
Measer, as assistant. The following pro-
gram was presented:
Natures Awakening (ChristianD,
rdan0a Miegeo Ann1fafa Pr1nu and Mil
dred Huguely; violins. Miss Gilchrist. Mr..
Christiani. John Mergner. Ludwig Ham
mel, Joe Lyons, Anthony Schaffer, Rob-
ert Benner, David Baur, Henry MAR.
Carl Rom; Hungarian Dance No. g.
(Brahms), Miss Viola Measer; Happy
Farmer Master Wilbert Esldte; Youth
full Ambition" Master Alfred Diener;
so Well Stern" Miss Katherine weckel;
'Kommt Elm vogel," Miss Lena MAR;
"Polonaise in A" Chopin, Miss Freida
Boyer: THE Butterfly" (GriegO Miss Ha-
gel Bennett; 1.-THE HumminE Bird
(ChristianD, Master Gustave Weckel; an
dante from Sonata Pathetioue" (Bee-
thoven). Miss Elsie Hammel: Ensemble"
OiabellD, Miss Roma Benner and Mas
ter Leonard Bonner. Miss Helen Mergner
and Master -Gustave weckel; 'Menuet'
PaderewskD. Master James johnson;
WAITE on the biack heyS NCnriStianD,
Master Edward Diener; Song Without
Words" CMendelssohn). Miss Ana Billie;
"Rondo Capriccioso" (Mendelssohn). Miss
Mildred Huguely; 'rfuhlinssrauschen"
(Sinding). Miss Augusta Braun; ''Muss
I denn." duet. Masters Alfred and Ed
ward Diener; Lullaby" quartet Chris
tianD, Misses Katherine weckel. Emma
Braun, Lena MAR, and Ida Hammel:
Turkish March," six hands, two pianos
(Beethoven). Misses Elsie Hammel, Viola
Measer, Grace Gilchner. and Mrs. e. +.
Christiani.
Last Monday evening some of the
pupils from the junior and interme-
date classes of the Virgil Clavier
Piano School were heard in recital at
which friends and parents of the pu-
pills and schools were IN attendance.
The program which was rendered IN
. very creditable manner. both from a
technical and interpretive standpoint.
was as follows:
Happy Days" ''valse Lente" (vir-
GID. Pauline Graf; "slumber Song" "By
the Spring" ''Scherzo" (Gurlitt): Hide |
and Seek" (Ellenbcrs)" Dance Of the
Elvcs' (Grisg), Ruth Kotinsky: Feather /!