The Washington herald., 1916-02-06
MUSIC And MUSICIANS


rector. The accompanies will be Nation
Boyce and r. Mills silby. and the soloIsts
will be Robert Pohlman, John Harper
Alfred Pohlman. Henry Cornell and Ed
ward Whitman.
The program will be as follows:
Your Voices Tune" (HandeD; solo,
Rose Softly Blooming (Spohr), Master
Robert Pohlman; THE Heavens are Tell
ing" (Haydn), (from the Creation); solo,
THE Fisherman (schuberD, Master
Henry Connell; "or Let the Merry Bell
Ring Round" QIandeD; solo. Goodbye"
(TostD. Master Alfred Pohlman; duet,
Meath the Stars Goring Thomas), Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Whitman; solo, who
| Knows?" ernest BALD. Master Robert
Pohlman; THE Chough and Crow
| Bishop; solo, War Gods Have Des-
cended," Master John Harper; Sweet
and Low (Barnby); solo, Believe Me
II All Those Endearing Young Charms" +"
Masters Alfred and Robert Pohlman;
solo, "Where'er You Walk" (HandeD ;
"Alleluia" CBeethoven). Crom the -.ount
of Olives.
| A piano recital was given recently
by the pupils of Mrs. Henry w. George,
| assisted by Mrs. Mulnati, contralto, at
42O4 Eighth street northwest.
! The program follows: Allegro, duet
| CDiabellD, Evelyn Hollingshead and
| Ethel Laury; Les Etoiles Dor (Strea-
| bog); Au Soir (Kohler). Evelyn Hol-
| ltngshead (three months instruction. {;
Der frohlicke Landsmann (Schuman) ;
| Der wilder Reiter (Schuman), liberia
| Owens; Polonaise, duet (DiabelID.
Sheba. March Grotesque CKern); Polish
Dance CScharwenks), Irene Owens;
March in D, duet (DiabeuD, Ethel
| Laury and Gertrude Schmidt; Good bye
| (TostD; A Perfect Day (Bond). Mrs.
Mulnati. contralto; In Merry Company
| (ChristianD; Parade March (Ralph),
Ethel Laury; Menuet PaderewskD,
Gertrude Schmidt; Polonaise in A. duet
| tDiabellD, Wilbert Eskite and Gertrude
Schmidt: Hunting Song (ChristianD.
| Wilbert Eskite; The Mountain Stream.
etude (Heller). Miss Elizabeth Snyder;
! March Militaire. duet (Schubert). Miss
| Elizabeth Snyder and Mrs. H. w.
George; An6ante Finale from Lucia"
| (Donizetti iLeschetizky) for the left
hand alone. Mrs. H w. George.
The choir of Ingram Memorial
Church. w. H. StarneH. organist and
choirmaster, will hold it's regular
monthly musical service this evening.
at which time the following program
will be rendered:
Professional. The Church's One
Foundation" anthem, Calvary" choir,
incidental solo, Mrs. oliver; solo and
quartet, Now the Day Is Over" Mrs.
| Balep. Mrs. Cummings, and Messrs.
Toense and Kinsella; contraltO solo,
| Eternal Day" Miss Krupsaw; male
| quartet, "Tt Is the Lords Own Day
Messrs. Green. Toense, Simons, and
| Kinsolla; soprano solo, Savior, Blessed
Redeemer," Miss Helen White duet,
Peace to This Dwelling" Miss BenLler
| and Mr.. Toense: anthem. still. Still
with Thee" choir incidental solos. Mrs.
Beale, Miss Manning. and MIR. Kinsella
harp solo. selected. Miss Edith Mar
| miOn- BrOsius: chorus, Lead, Kindly
| Light" Ingram male chorus; soprano
| solo. 20 Divine Rcdeemer,' Miss Mabel
l. Benzler; violin solo. Lost Chord"
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur: solo, The Day
| Is Ended" Elijah Kinsella; seXtet and
chorus. arranged from the sextet from
Lucia" C"Sweet the Moments'D, Miss
Agnes whelan, Miss Krupsaw. and
Messrs. Green. Toense. Simons, Bur-
roughs. and choir; quartet, softly Now
! the Light of Day." Miss Agnes Whelan.
Miss Caroline Manning. Messrs. Arthur
Green. and Elijah Kinsella.
The choir will be assisted by Mrs.
Edith Marmion Brosius. harpist; Miss
| Elizabeth Wilbur. violinist, and Mr..
f. n. Banker. 'cellist of the Marine
Band Orchestra.
Mrs. Mignon like Lamasure will
conclude her series of explanatory lee
ture-recitals on Famous Grand
Operas" with the great Russian ma
tional opera, Boris Godounow," by
Moussorgsky. which she will interpret
in music and story at her studio resi-
dence, 1927 Belmont Road, Monday
evening. February IA. at Sis o'clock.
This opera has never been given in
| Washington, and is included in the
repertoire to be presented by the New
| York Metropolitan on Its visit to this
city this spring. The explanatory re-
cital gives an invaluable preparatory
knowledge in English of the Russian
opera which will be sung here in 1tal-
ian by the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany.
Miss Mona Jelliman gave an interest
ing program on January 30 for the pupils
of Miss Marie McCourt Her numbers
were: "Berceuse Nocturne in c Sharp
| Minor" and 'Impromptu in SHARP
Major Chopin; "Pouppee Dansante'
CPoldinD; "Gavotte" (SgambattD; Bar
carolle" Oechitizky). and Polish Dance
CPaderewskD.
Miss Jelliman has splendid interpreta-
tive ability, and the sincerely and
thought she puts into her work Is strik-
ing in one so young. She is teaching
here this winter, while also studying
at the Peabody Conservatory, where she
is in her third year as holder Of the Pea
body alumni scholarship. She is a pupil
of George F. Boyle.
The January recital by the pupils OF
Miss Marie McCourt was taken part In
by the following: Estelle Lewis. Lillian
Lewis. Helen Sebastian. Mabel Bowie,
| Augusta Mayer. Marguerite McDopough,
Mary William. Margaret Lee. Mary
| Wrenn, Ruth Green, Anita Bergholz, Eva
Meyer, Louise Brown. Assunta Sari. Mary
| Amato and Catherine O'Neal.
| Sydney Lloyd Wrightson has announced
| the reorganization of the afternoon choir
| Of the Church OF the Covenant. In place
of the present double quartette he will
| supply triple quartette, which will be
composed of the following singers: Miss
Meta Craig, Mrs. Jewell Downs, Mrs.
Harry HURT, sopranos; Miss Beulah
| Harper, Mrs. Lenore Fuller, Miss Marion
! coDtra1tOs. PaclCfnR w