Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-08
BUFFALO LlTHIA MATER
MUSICAL MENTION.

well, who were heard at the Saehgerbun1
concert last Sunday evening remained over
in this city for a few days, and Tuesday
night We're entertained by Miss Amy g.
Leavitt at her studio on Vermont avenue,
where they met large number of the mu-
steal people of Washington.
The list of the pianists who are to be
heard in this country during the season is
not complete without adding the name of
Adele Aus der Ohe whom America almost
! claims as her own representative. She is
to come in February. and has been engaged
as soloist for the February tour Of the Bos-
tou symphony Orchestra While in this
country she will play about forty concerts,
the majority of which is booked by her
| manager, Mr.. Henry Wolfsohn.
Mss Maud Powell. VINO Is today the most
| prominent American violinist, is in Europe
now No American girl ever went to
Europe with brighter prospects. and no
American violinist has achieved more. In
Berlin she was decided success. In Paris
she conquered both the press and the pub
lie. In London she is at the present enjoy
ing more success. She has just given two
recitals in London, and is now touring the
provinces, which will occupy her time until
the middle of December, when she sails for
this country. Her temperance will be
with the New York Philharmonic Society,
January 10 and II.
The regular meeting of the Capital
Choral Club was held on Monday evening
of last week at the residence of Dr. II. r.
Street, 641 East Capitol street. The first
part of the evening was devoted to chorus
practice, the work of the club being very
satisfactory to Director Hunter. At the
conclusion of the business meeting which
followed refreshments were served. The
next meeting of the club Will take place
Monday evening" December 10. at the Litch-
field, gW6 18th street northwest, where Miss
Mamie B. Smith will be the hostess.
The Epiphany choir will render the fol-
lowing special musical service tomorrow
evening at the 7:3O service: Magnifieat and
NUnc Dimittis In E fiat, King Hall; anthem
Praise Ye the Lord of Hosts Saint
saens; offertory, recitative and aria for
Day of His Coming?' Handel, Mr.. Otto
Luebkert.
Professors II. E. SALESMAN and William
de Ford are busy rehearsing their classes
for musical entertainment to be given on
the 18th of this month in National Rifles
Hail. Among those who will participate are
many well-known local entertainers and d
fine performance may be expected. This is
the second of the course of public enter
tainments which will be given monthly by
the classes during the season.
The Interpe Club will hold it's next meet
ing on Monday evening. at its hail. IlG 9th
stItet northwest, for which fine program
has been prepared by the musical director
Mr.. Angelo {. Fronani
The evening with De Koven which was to
be held by the pupils of Mr.. George Law
renee has been postponed until some time
in January, when hall will be secured as
the seating capacity of his studio is only
about two hundred, and the demand for
tickets is considerably greater than that
Mr.. George Lawrence director of the
Shakespeare Conservatory of Music and
Oratory, will give musical evening at the
recital halls. 10Th street northwest. Tuesday
re cital halls, 10th street northwest Tues
day, December Is. The first part of the
quartets and the latter half Of the evening
the young people will present the one-act
comedy, Popping the Question" Those
who will take part in the program are Miss
Mary Mckenzie Byrne. Josephine Adams
kathren Byrne. Mrs. Murphy. Mrs. Scott.
Mr. Paul Miller. George Wright, Thomas
Henderson and MIR. and Mrs Lawrence.
Mr.. Homer Lind has made quite hit
with the Metropolitan English Grand OPP
era Company. his present performance in
"Esmerada' having been especially COM
mended by all the New York papers. Mr..
Lind is not only an excellent singer, but he
Is also good actor. particularly In comedy
and character parts.
Miss GiSbourne is a pianist whose work
has been highly praised by those who have
heard her. 1t was unfortunate that q break
occurred at a recital the other night which
was by some attributed to her, but which
has been stated by those who took part not
to have been her fault
Invitations have been issued for a plano
and violin recital by Miss Katharine H.
MacReynolds and Fraulein Fanny Hedwig
Kcehle will be given next Thursday even
ing at 1410 " street northwest, where an
excellent program will be presented.