Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-16
MUSICAL MENTION.

The fourth musical entertainment of the
Washington Saengerbund will be held at
its club house tomorrow evening. Mr..
Henry Xander, the musical director. has
prepared a program of unusual excellence.
The bund will sing Abt's "Siegesgesang der
Deutschen," and the soloists will be Miss
Mary Helen Howe. Miss Ida V. Adj, Mr.
Sol. Minister. Mr.. Frank c. Roach. Mr. John
Nolan and Mr.. Jacques Ferpoucke. Mr.
VerpOucke will play a clarinet solo, an air
from Il Puritani;" Mr. Nolan will sing two
bass solos, Loeb Lomond'' and De Koyens
My Cavalier" Mr.. Roach will give De
Koven's tenor solo. Farewell to the Kings
dante movement from Mendelssohn's vio-
lin concerto in f minor: Miss Adj will sing
LISTS "Loreley." and Miss Howe will sing
the ''Ah fors lui,' aria from La Ira
viata."
At a recent concert in New York, given by
Nine Cappiam Mrs. Thos. C. Noyes was
one of the participants on the program,
singing the grand aria from The Queen
of Sheba,' the aria from La Traviata,"
and Matteis For the Sake of he Past"
The Handel-Haydn Singing Association
held its regular rehearsal on last Monday
evening. which was largely attended. The
association has a membership of about
forty singers, and hopes to have at least
hundred singers before the season closes
DR.. Frank Howe was present and delivered
an interesting address, favorably comment
ing on the remarkable growth of the asso-
citation since its organization early in No
vember, During the intermissiOn Miss
kathren ByrEe sang, Because l Love You
Dear" after which a short business meet
Ing was held. 1t was decided to hold the
first social of the season on Wednesday
evening, December %. at the clubs parlors
l12I 10th street northwest. Applications
for membership should be addressed to
Miss Nj. Byrne, Gil I'd street northeast.
Altos and tenors are needed to balance the
other parts. and few more sopranos and
basses will be considered.
The Euterpe Musical Club, Angelo G
FrOnant. director. met Wednesday evening
at the residence of Miss Ella Knight The
following thoroughly enjoyable program
was rendered: Overture, Semiramide Ros-
sini, piano. four hands and strings, Angelo
I. Frorani. Mr.. Paul Fishbaugh. piano;
Miss Wieser, cello: Mr.. Bryan, violin Mr.
VIM. Sholz, violin. Violin solo. LenzemIe
lett, Miss Salome Wingate; Prelude Op. IS
No. !. Chopin. Cradle Song, Scherzo
kyrulp, Angelo c. Fronani: Hungar ian
Dance, Kela Bella, Mr.. VIM. Sholz: Iithu-
sharp minor Polonaise, Chopin. Mrs. Frank
Byrlm: Serenads. Schetei Mr.. Bryan:
song. selected. Miss Ella Knight,
A vocal and instrumental concert will he
given in the NJ. E. Church South, Rockville.
Nd. next Tuesday evening, under the d.
rection of Mr.. L. C. Beatty. The occasion
viii be the opening Of a fine new organ.
The soloists will be Miss Catherine A.
Bates. soprano; Miss Irna G. Callahan,
contralto; Mr.. Julius Lulings, tenor.
Tho Progressive Musical Club met at the
homo Of Miss Christina Weber, 2O4 9th
street southeast. Monday evening The
opening piece was piano duet. "Fqgaro's
Hochzeit'' (Mozart). by the Misses MaedeT
and De Mol: reading by Miss NJ Talbert:
plano solo. "Stille Liebe'' Gange). by Miss
Tina Weber; vocal solo. "Genevleve," Miss
Lillian Carpenter: piano solo. "Coner AS"
(Cyersky). Miss Julia Maedei; vocal solo,
| love song. Miss NJ. Talbert; piano duet.
Militairisches Tonbild,'' the Misses De
Mol ard Maedei.
Mrs. Frederick Dean Of New York, who
made such q favorable Impression at Mr.
GREEN'S recital Wednesday evening, will
sing solo st ali Souls Church tomorrow
morning.