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Frances Scherger soprano; Mrs. Mill
ton G.. White contralto: Paul Hines,
tenor and Milton c. White. bass. These
young singers were assisted by Mrs.
Sue Burrows Jennings, pianist and
William de Luca, f1utist, Mrs. Jennings
playing the accompaniments through
out the entertainment, and Mr. de
Luca the obligato to the aria, Thou
Brilliant Bird" from THE Pearl of
Brazil" by David. sung by Miss
Scherger. The other numbers on the
mena,' by II. Lane Wilson. arranged
for quartet; contralto solos, MY
Dreams" by Tosti, and Nanny s
Song" by Harriet Ware: soprano solos,
Wings" by Rogers. and When Love
Is Kind" (old English): tenor solos,
"A Bowl of Roses" by Clarke; slave
Song" by Del Riego. and The Spirit
.vainka Song; trio. 'Madre del Somno
! Amore. by Campana, Miss Scherger,
Mrs. White and Mr.. Hines; soprano
solos. Come. for It's June" by Fors-
ter: "Spring.- by Leo Stern: contralto
solos. "Ah, 'Tis Dream" by Hawley;
"Mammy's Lullaby by Jamison, and
Sunset" by Dudley Buck: tenor solos,
odd Refrain, by Fritz Kreisler, and
'Nita Gitana." by De Koven: quartet
The Merry Miller from Rob Roy"
! by De Koven. and MAY Gentle Sleep
/ Fall Ger Thee" from Martha" Miss
] Scherger. Mrs. White, Mr.. Hines and
| Mr.. White.
| Mrs. Robert H. Stone. soprano and
Frederick Hardman. baritone. will sing
! the duet. My Faith Looks Up to Thee
| by Bachmann. at the offertory at Trim
ity Methodist Church this morning.
Miss Alice Dore, formerly of Eng
land. now of this city, gave the first
IN tho parlors of the Y. w. c. A.. pre-
senting the following program: Pre-
ludc. by Rachmaninoff: Martha" by
sydney smith Moment Musical" by
Melody in F." by Rubinstein: I'm
promptu in \ Flat" by Schubert; La
Fileuse." by Raft: "schmetterling," by
I Grieg; 'Berceuse. from "Jocelyn.' by
Harmonious Blacksmith by HaendeI;
'pimanche Matin, by Bendel: Gypsy
Rondo by Haydn: Home. Sweet
: Home. by Thalberg; Rose. Shamrock
| The Marine Band String Quartet.
composed of j. TAYLOR Branson. first
violin; Herman 3. Hoffman,. second
( \. Mueller. violoncello. will give the
musical for the blind at the Library
: of Congress Tuesday evening, present
ing The Quartet for Strings, No. u,
by Mozart: "Cantabile. by Tscahia-
kowski: "Canzonetta. bv Nendelssohn,
and Quartet, Op. 27.' by Grieg.
| The Washington College of Music an
| nounces its third public concert Satur-
day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock in the New
| Masonic Auditorium.
! Mrs. Helen Donohue Halter made an
J nj her hrie
week, and will go to Newark. n. j., to
| sing at the concert of the Newark
| Oratorio Society Tuesday evening. when
/ she will be heard with Nine. Langstone
| Phillips. contralto; John Finnegan,
! tenor. also at one time of.WaShington,
and Fereric Martin, bass.
| The Washington Inter High School
| Orchestra. now having membership
! of more than fifty players. is holding
rehearsals every "Wednesday afternoon;
| under direction of Dore Walten and
! preparing some programs for special
functions in the near future. The or
chestra played Thursday afternoon at
| Business High School at the meeting
of some former high school cadets to
| form a military company and also gave
a program at Central High School in
| commissions to the officers of the high
! school cadets, the numbers on the lat
ter occasion including ''Marche Lor-
raine." by Came; overture to Poet
and Peasant" by Won Suppe: Danse
Domino" by cuviiiier, and march,
High School Cadets" by sousa.
| James W. Cheney. jr.. who will leave
shortly to take up the duties of his new
position in Pittsburg. will give a fare
we'll organ reticaI Tuesday evening at
St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Washing
/ ton Circle under the auspices of the
American Guild Ct Organists. when he
will play AN interesting program by
/ Wolstenholme. Nevin. Dubois. Bach
11hgr and tbe for 1f 1he seg
Of his own composition, Sonata in G
Minor"
| The Mendelssohn Quartet composed
Of Miss Netta Craig. Miss Beulah Harp
/ er. Richard p. Backing and J. Walter
( Humphrey. with Mrs, Jewell Downs.
/ ices Of Henry Gassaway Davis Monday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Stephen E. Elkins.
! Students of the music department Of
! the Colonial School were heard in well
arranged program recently. compositions
! by Schumann. Grieg. D 'Hardelot. Nevin,
! Massenet. Del Riego, GODDARD, Dubussy
and others of the modern school being
presented by Miss May Gamble, Miss
Margerie Dewey, Miss Beatrice Traugott
Miss Wilheln1ina Lamont. Virginia Me
l mann. Opal Hilliard, Lucia Hackley,
( Gwendolyn Pierson. Louise Scaggs, Alma
! Hamrick and Charlotte Hommei.
At the Church of the Covenant this
/ afternoon the music will be by the tri-
/ pie quartet and in the evening by the
choir of 100 voices with double quartet,
= both services being under the direction
! Of sydney Lloyd Wrightson with Harvey
Murray at the organ. The following are the
musical numbers: Afternoon-Anthem
/ The Silent Land" by Heinrich; inciden-
tai solos. Miss Netta Craig. Miss Beulah
Harper and J. Walter Humphrey; con-
4 t:alio solo, There Is A Green Hill Far
Away" by Gounod Miss Harper; an
theins Bread of the World in Mercy
Broken by James: Incidental solo, Miss
craig. Peace and Light" by Chadwick
incidental solo, Richard =. Backing
! 'pass and Moments Quickly Flying" by
| DYKES. EHeninG-Orsan prelude, "Culus
| Aniinam," by Rossini; 'Chorale" by
| Wagner: soprano solo. Before the CRU
cifH, by La Forge. Miss Craig: "Oh
strength and stay by Barnby: Shout
the Glad Tidings." by Wagner and organ
postlude. March," by Schubert.
Perez Chase Miller formerly organ
! thurch, Georgetown, now of St James
| church. Philadelphia, gave the pro-
! gram at the Lenten recital Yesterday
afternoon at St Johns Episcopal
church. Lafayette square. Paul Bleyden,
tenor soi"ist Of the church. assisted, Civ
ing 'le cid tPrayer). by Massenet.
Mr. freeman accompanying, and Mr..
Milier's numbers included Concerto.
onckoo and Nightingale" by Haendel;
! Evensong," by Martin: "AIlegretto,"
by Berthold Tours: Suite" by Arcan-
| Gelo CorelIi: "Preludio" "Allemanda ;,