The Washington herald., 1917-01-28
AMONG THE MUSICIANS

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The National Quartet, composed of
Elizabeth S. Maxwell. soprano; Lillian
Chenoweth, contralto; w. K. Braith-
waite, tenor; Harry NJ. Forker. basso.
and Ethel Garrett Johnston, pianist gave
a concert in Steinway Hall, Frederick
Md, last Monday evening.
An enjoyable lecture was given at the
Won Unschuld University of Music by
Nine. Mignon Ulke Lamasure with the
assistance of students of the piano de-
partment. The program consisted of the
opera "Freischut," the overture of whi IN
was played by the Misses E. Coffn and
c. Spore, and the Unfinished Symphony
by Schubert, played by Miss M. Ander-
son and Miss NJ. Watson.
The Washington College of Music has
issued invitations for its seventh Compli-
mentary students concert. to be held in
Masonic Auditorium. February 3. at $50
o clock.
Pupils of Mr. Fabian, Mr.. Paul. Mr..
Christiani and Mr.. Jones will be present
ed in solos together with the college or
chestra of sixty pieces. The following
program will be given:
Overture, Don Juan (MozarD, or
chestra; soprano, "Idyll" (MacDowe.D.
Little Doris" DeKoven), Miss Margaret
Darby; violin, "Legende" Carl Bohm,
"Obertass Mazurka' (WieniawskD. Israel
Cooperstein; piano, ''Concertstueck
(Weber) Miss Efhe Broxilius; contralto,
Deep River Negro SprituaD, Dur
leigh, Two Bohemian Folk Songs. Mir
rams Song of Triumph (Rieneckie), HRS.
Rysanok Tula; Symphonic in Es dur
(Haydn), Andante. MinuettO. Allegro con
spirito, Orchestra; violin, "CaVatina
(RafO, "Menuetto" Beethoven. William
Santalmann: soprano. Spring CTostD,
"Laddie" (Allitsen), Miss Agusta Borg
mann; piano, Etude, Op. 10. No. tChop-
inr Polonaise, Op. SO Chopin, Miss
Kathryne Bouck; Coronation March
(Owst. Orchestra.
The Misses Minke gave studio mu-
sicale last Saturday afternoon which was
well attended by parents and friends. An
interesting program was played by The
following pupils: Esther Gibbon. Ada
Horton. Dorothy Dick, Janice Dawson.
Margaret Lynch, Eleanor Penn, Betsy
Rommel Peggy Rommel. Naomi DE
Groob, Elizabeth Clark, Charles Helm.
Ruth Stabler, Alma Phillips. Gertrude
Duryee, Alva Brayton, Barbara Staples,
Jean Brayton, Augusta Helm. Isabel
Myers, Helen Kelley. Marie Oden, Emily
Sldilil margaret 1eHlpISNOll'
The Gaelic Society of Washington
held its regular monthly meeting at the
Hickman Studio, 1340 New York avenue
northwest, Tuesday evening. January q,
1917. at s o'clock. The following program
was rendered: The Irish lyric poets,
''Tadhg Gaedhealach O'Suilivan," by the
president: Group Of Scotch Songs" H. A.
Lake; Group of Welsh Songs" Mrs.
Inhn nav Good
Gaelic Society" Group of Irish Songs,
Mrs. Daniel; Miss Jennie Glennan.
Ceilidhe.
At ST. Johns Church, Georgetown. the
music today will consist of the follow
ing selections: Venite, by Atkinson; TIE
Deum in B minor. by Buck; Jubilate Deo
in A, by Buck; Gloria, from Twelfth
Mass" by Mozart.
At the evening service the choir will
sing the following: Magnifcat and Nunc
dimittis in A, by Brewer; Sanctus, from
"St. Cecilia Mass" by Gounod.
The musical program at Trinity NJ. e.
Church today follows: Morning, prelude
| "Berceuse' Reed; anthem, Jubilate Dec
in Buck); offertory, Prayer" Grey
| err; anthem, 20 for a Closer Walk with
God" Foster); postlude, "Postlude'
(RincD. Evening, prelude, "Gondoliers'
(Nevin); anthem, "Stil, Still with Thee"
| tSpeaks); soprano solo. 20 God, Be Mer-
cifur' (BartletD; offertory, Trio (Schnei-
der); bass and alto duet, Lead Us, Q
Father" (Galbraith); soprano. tenor and
bass trio, Praise Ye'' (VerdD; postlude
"Marche Religieuse' (Guilmant)"
The Mendelssohn Quartet, composed of
Miss Meta Craig, soprano; Mrs. Beulah
Harper Dunwoody, contralto; Mr.. Rich
ard P. Backing, tenor; Mr.. ]. Walter
Humphrey, bass, with Jewell Downs al
the piano, will render the music at the
Ohio Society banquet to be given tomor-
row evening at Rauscher's.
musicale will be given at the Home
Club Wednesday, January "a, at S:15 p. m
The following will be heard: Mr.. Harry
| Lawrence McCalmont; fiutist, assisted
by Miss Elsie Carleton Small, soprano
end Miss Gertrude Browne, contralto;
Miss Margaret Emelie White at the pi-
ano.
| There win be no evening service in the
Church Of the Covenant today. The music
at the afternoon services will be given
oy the combined choirs of the church.
| including the triple quartet, the evening
choir OF 100 voices, with double quartet,
and four additional soloists. The service
Will be given today at $3.50 O'Clock. The
following are the musical numbers:
4 Organ nd /~tx-