The Washington herald., 1917-01-21
MUSIC and MUSICIANS

MUOlU AND MUOlUlANO
The nrst musical OF the season given
BY the Monday Morning Club took place
at the Willard Monday under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Edgar Priest The numbers
Of the chorus. which included '"The Bird
of the Wilderness" Horsman), After
ec7oush-Leighter). "sleep. of the Child
Jesus" (Gaevert) and 20 Happy Sleep.
(Woodman), were rendered with musical
nntsh and artistic phrasing. Mrs. N. C.
Hstnl, pianist. and guest of the club, was
heard In "Nocturns'' and ''Maiden's
Wish" Chopin arranged by Liszt; Moe
turne' op 81 (Gries). ''Feux Follets"
Qsidor Phillipp). and ''Etude No. Il (Cho-
pin. Miss Alice Edwards, contralto,
sang I'm Already" Cwoodnnan) with violin
oblisato by Mrs. Dicky, and Mrs. ~. K.
Wilson. soprano. "A Burst Of Ne. y"
(Seiler), ''In Winter Get Up At Ma :"
''of speckled Eggs The BRIDES Stf :"
Dark Brown Is The River" CNevin), and
for an encore The Cuckoo Clock"
Grant. Mrs. Elliott Woods took the
solos In sleep Of the Child Jesus"
Woman In Music will be the subject
OF the lecture recital given by Miss Grace
spoford. Of the Peabody Conservatory
Of Baltimors, at the Y. NJ. C. A, on Mon
day evening
Mr.. c. W. o'Connor will present Mr.
Leroy Glider, tenor, assisted by the
American-Hawaiian Trio, in a concert at
studio Hall. January g, at $50. Mr.
Glider Will sing group Of Hawaiian
songs, accompanied by the trio, which
Is composed Of Messrs. Marc Phillips,
Sanford Covinston and Donald LIbbey,
and viii also sing a group of SONGS sc-
companied by Mr.. George Wilson at .ne
piano. The trio Will give Hawaiian
selections
ldrs. Ritohie McGrsnn will give an n
tsrestins recital at the Congressional
Library In the reading room, for the
blind, on Tuesday night Mrs McGr, N,
who Is an accomplish ed pianist. as well
as lyric soprano OF unusual ability, will
give the entire program, including some
OF the weu-known piano classics, and
songs from English, French. German
and italian composers.
Mr.. H Albion Lake was the soloist at
tho Burlington Last Sunday night and
was most enthusiastically received.
Miss Beatrice Seymour Goodwin x1u
give q recital ct the National School of
Domestic Arts and Sciences this after
noon
Miss Goodwin has had charge of the
voice department since the school moved
Into Its new quarters.
The regular organ recital at the Beth
lehen Chapel. Washington Cathedral, on
the third Sunday In each month will be
gwen oy Mr.. Edgar Priest today In place
or the sermon at the o'clock servics.
The Won Unschuld University of Mu.ic
announces for Monday, January q, the
second lecture of the series of opera and
symphony lectures given by Nine. Mig
non Ulks Lamassure with the Assistance
OF students Of the plano department
The program of the lecture which VIII b
held In the parlors OF the dormitory on
Eiyhteenth street will be as follows:
Der Freischutz," Weber; Unfinished
symphony" Schubert
Among the recent musical events at
Hood College. Frederick, Maryland. wac
a song recital by Mrs Francesca Law
son. soprano, who gave a program of
Songs Of All Nations" Mrs Lawson
was most enthusiastically received in her
numbers, which included:
When Cherries Bloomed," arranged
by Cadman; 'At the Feast of he Dead.
arranged by Cadman; I've Been Roam
ing" Horn Swiss Ezcho Song" Eckert;
Die LorelL.'' LIstz; 'wieRenlied. -
Brahms; "serenade." Gounod: "Cbanson
Indoue," Rimsky- -Korsakofr; The Beauti-
ful Blue Danube" Strauss; Bird of
the Wilderness" Horsman: My Laddie &"
Thayer; "A Maid Sings Light" Nc
Dowen: The Sweetest Flower That
Blows" Rogers; ITO a Messenger"
Ii Forge; Caro- Nome from Rigoletto,"
Verdi
Mrs. Mignon Ulke Lamas,ure, pianist
at the Arts Club Sunday evening, when
a a-ge audience listened to Mrs. Lamas-
So {, who gave the opera, Mara" by
HummeL Mrs. Lamassure, who In q
pianist Of rare ability. gave this charm
Ing little one-act opera by nrst reading
resume OF the story. and illustrating
tbs different themes as they appeared.
The opera "susanne" which was to
have been given also, will be given IN
stead 1t . later dat,
Katherine spser. Mr.. Dicky, and Mrs,
Ada Arundel Pillow. were the soloists at
the Friday Morning Music Club, Last
week, giving varied and interesting
program, which was as follows:
tPrefute," Walter Morse Rumnel;
hoto Perpetuo," Concert Etude,"
Edward Mcdowell; Miss Florence Stone
braker.
'-cFinoltne- CMinue), A. stoessel;
Caprice Espasnol," H. Ketten; 'Renec-
tion," Franz Bornschein; Mrs. Dckey,
Mrs. Charles Brooks Smith. accompanist
'De'ssclave," Lalo; "Che faro senzs
Turidice" COrfeo), Gluck; From a Hill
top" Cadrnan; Roses Are the Rhymes
Wreathe," Ormond; Autumn Sadness"
z. Nevtn; Mrs. Ada Arundel Pillow, Mrs.
Claude Robson, accompanist-
'Fantasie'' &C minor, Bach-Bosoni:
'Etude" F-sharp MAJOR, Arensky;
"Etude'' CE major). Chopin; Sous Bois,'.
Victor Staub; Miss Katherine Speer
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon the music viii be given by the
TT pie Quartet and in the evening by the
evening choir OF 100 voices, with double
quartet and four additional soloists, both
services being under the direction of Mr..
Sydney Lloyd wrightson. with Mr.. Har-
vey Murray at the organ. The following
are the musical numbers:
Afternoon-"TheS Shadows of the Even
ing Hours" Matthews Incidental solo,
Miss Craig); contralto solo. Light in the
Darkness" Cowen Mrs. Dunwoody);