The Washington herald., 1916-01-30
MUSIC And MUSICIANS

The universal malady la grippe played
hob" with the first concert given by
the musical sorority OF the local Rho
Chapter of the Mu Phi Epsilon under
the auspices q the Baraca-Philathea
Bible classes 1t Coneordia Lutheran
church. Twentieth and G street. last
Tuesday evening in that 1t compelled the
participating soloists to double up" on
account OF the Illness Of three members
Of the sorority. The program was as
follows: Piano-(a) Der wanderer,"
(schubert-I.iszt), (b) valse, c minor,
spirit Flower" CTipton). Cb) my Lad
die" CThayre). Elizabeth Leckie; VIOLIN
Ca) Souvenir" (Dradla), Cb) -By-gone
Days" FrtfnD. Margery Snyder; piano
preludes, Chopin, (a) No. p, Cb) No.
/, tc) No. is, Louise Lakin; vocal (s)
Spring Is Here CDiciO, Cb) Spring
Note" -(Rogers), Mrs. Henrietta z.
Margery Snyder; vocal (a) 1.-The
Cuckoo" Qehman). Cb) Mighty LAX a
Rose" (Nevin). violin obligato, Eliza
beth Leckie; vocal (a) ''Slave Song"
(Del Reigo). (sD 'T Love the Moon"
paul A. Reubens), Mrs Henrietta E.
Flynn.
The Musursia Quaret-Mrs. Ethel
Holtzclaw Gawler, soprano; Mrs. William
tenor; Edwin Callow. basso and reader.
and Harry Wheaton Howard, pianist d.
rector-gave the following program at
the annual banquet of the Commercial
Club on Thursday.
| Quartets: Spanish Seranade," EIgar;
Come FIJI the Cup" persian GardenJ
Lehmann; "carmina," Lane Wilson.
Winter Wind" Hammond: The
Rosary" Nevin; Sweet Miss Mary"
Neidlinger- Howard; Sympathy" CFire
fly Friml, and ''oloha oe." Hawaiian
song.
Mrs. Gawler sang Annie Laurie" and
The Low Backed Car"
The Musurgia Quartet rendered the
| following program at the annual banquet
Of the Traffic Club at the Raleigh Hotel:
s-''Tingle-inglelna" CHigh Jinks),
Dry Yo Eyes" Lansberg: "Madrigal''
Cdikado). sullivan; "Bedouin Song"
Foote. The quartet, following its estab-
lished custom, sang all the numbers from
memory
Mrs. Huron w. Lawson will give her
second recital at Flora Macdonald
College. Red Springs. n. c.. tomorrow
evening. On Saturday, Mrs. Lawson will
give her second recital in Chambersburg,
Pa.
Mrs. W. r. Benham. contralto, and
member of the RUbenstein Club, will be
the offertory soloist this morning at Trim
| ity Church. Capitol Hill, when Bishop
Earl Cranston. of the Methodist Episco-
| pal Church. will preach.
. Advanced piano pupils at Washington
College, under tuition of Harry Patter-
son Hopkins. will give a recital next Fri
day afternoon to the school and invited
guests, to be followed by a tea.
The program will be given entirely from
memory, as follows: Grieg's Symphonic
Piece in c Minor" Miss Bergner and
Mr.. Hopkins: Meyer-Helmund's Ballet
Dance. Miss Virginia Ford; Dusaude's s
''Valse in E Fiat" Miss Jordan Prince;
Bartletts Polka de Concert Miss
Frances RAyner: MoszkowslSy's Concert
Waltz in E Major" Miss Margaret Berg
ner; Liszt's ''Echo-Etude in D Fiat" Mrs.
Olmsted.
| A musical for the blind will be given
in the pavilion at the Library of Congress
on Tuesday evening at S:16 o'clock by
Miss Marie Hansen, pianist; Mrs Bertha
Hansen Gottsman, soprano. and lie Roy
iGilder. tenor. The program will include
I"Du Bist Die Rub" CSchubert-LiszO
Perpetual Motion MacDowelD. ''Sere-
made" (RachmaninofT), Romance
| (Boyle), Miss Hansen; soloist and duets,
Mrs. Gottsman and Mr.. Glider.