The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

This evenings service at Emmanuel
Baptist Church. Sixteenth and Columbia
road will be devoted principally to mu-
sic. Mr.. Douglass G. Miller directing the
choir. with Mrs. f. P. Dickinson at the
piano. Mr.. Neville D. Miller accompanied.
The following program will be rendered:
chorus. Great and Marvellous solo.
1t Is Enough Elijah, Mr.. w. p.
Wooden; solo, when with Doubling and
preading.'' Miss Ruth Pope: solo My
DAYS Arc in His Hands" Mr.. Nell l..
Marks: solo He Shall Feed His Flock"
tMessiahl. Mrs. Neville d. Miller: ser
mon. How David Learned to Sing" Rev
g. q. Johnson. n. D.: chorus. Come
into Me. incidental duet and solos. Mrs
T. Koeberle and Miss Rachael FIeharty:
solo. From the Depths Mr.. Robert
Burns: quartet Fear Not. q Israel"
Miss Clokey. Mrs. Miller. Mr.. Charles D.
church. Mr.. Burns: solo. Save Me. o
God" Miss Anna Clokey: chorus. Clio
ria Mozart.
Mr.. Charles T. Tittmann will he the
soloist at the Church OF the Covenant
t"nt tonight. beginning promptly at 745
lie will sing. NO Night There" by
banks, and Trust in the Lord" by
Handel. Mr.. Klein will direct the music
and Mrs. Klein will accompany as usual
Miss Elsie Lehman. a promising young
soprano. gave A successful song recital
Friday night. temperament technique.
and pleasing personality being happily
combined in this Young student She
sang number of charming songs in
Guiding Loves Springtide" Hammond
Till 7 Wake (wordenl, "Maurapaya"
tBuilock>. "Nissi dArte" (PuccinD. "A
Tream Fancy MARSHALL. Longing
Just for You 'SChroeder). AN Evening
Song Niibcrtn. "Addio" PuccinD. "Ah.
Love but Day" (Gilbertn. The Moon
Drops Low 'CadmanI. THE Little Red
Ribbon OGilbertn. and zone Fine Day"
PuccinD winning her audience with her
clear. pure tones and distinct enunCia-
ton. She shows conscientious work and
good training. feature Of tho evening
was III" plaN inE Of the difficult accom-
raniments by W. J. Weber. which added
much to the enjoyment of the program
Mr.. Josef kasper held his last students
musical at his residence studio, NJ street
Saturday afternoon. June : The rro-
gram consisted of string Quartets duos
and solos by the pupils of Mr. Kaspar
and his assistants. Miss Roberta Allen
and Miss Elizabeth Wilbur. They were
also assisted by Miss Carolyn Boardman
and Miss Mary Mcfarland soprano So
loists; Vail Motter. pianist: Paul Finckel
'cellist: Miss Adams and Miss Buchanan,
accompanies. The following students
took part: Mary T. Clements. Helene
Meyer. James Motter. Arthur Wolpe.
Naomi Mather. Katharine Knaebel. Jes-
sic Burrhes. Miss L.ally. Margaret Perry,
and Joseph Butler
Mrs. Huron W.'Lawson sang in Swarth-
more. Pa. on Friday. June l. and left
last Friday for short tour. singing in
Red Bank. n. J.. on Saturday: Amber.
Pa. Monday: harrisburg, Pa, Tuesday:
Columbia, Pa, Wednesday: Staunton,
Va. Thursday: Petersburg Va, Friday,
returning TO Washington on Saturday.
The last meeting for the season OF the
District OF Columbia Chapter of the
American Guild Of Organists was held
last Monday in Mr.. Comstock's studio,
when Mr.. II. Fl. Freeman and Mr.. ].
Edgar Robinson were elected auditors.
An organ recital by the dean, Mr.. Oscar
Franklin Comstock. will he given next
Thursday night in Trinity Church. Third
and streets northwest. to which the
public is cordially invited. The program
includes the "Doric Tsccata and Fusue."
by Bach: the Third Sonata, by Becker:
Concert Piece" by Topper: "Consola-
ton" by List: "Nocturne," by Ferrata;
Hear Ye. Israel" from Elijah. sung by
Miss Myrtle Began. and two choruses for
uomen's voices by Brahms.
Mr.. oscar Franklin Comstock will hold
his closing recital next Tuesday night in
his studio. when Mr.. l.. Elmer Pendell,
Mr.. James p. Schick, Mr. Basil Sillers
Mrs. Walter Chamblins. Miss Myrtle
Began. and Miss Helen Murphy will sing
solos. Mr.. Forker and Mr.. Comstock will
sing Nevins' charming song-cycie. Cap
tive Memories" and Mr.. G. G. German
and Mr.. Comstock will play Kirchner