Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-10
MUSICAL MENTION.

ne uGDl.iflu 10Y seats IOT the bdlllUlOTt
symphony concerts. which are now sched-
uled for next month, Is said to be steady.
II not enthusiastic. and Mr. Guzman thinks
there is now no doubt that the entire series
Will be given. with the soIoists as originally
announced, except Nine. Sarille. The Rus
sian vioIinist PeJschHikpff, and the Ameri-
can viOlin;st. Lfouora Jackson. are attrac-
tons which should draw large audiences
To the first two e these concerts, aside
from the work Of the orchestra.
Mr. VIII y. Haley is arranging his pro-
gram for his next concert, which will take
pltc" at the Columbia Theater Sunday
night March 4. He will use his force as
a military band this time. The soloists
have not Yet been determined upon.
Tn. Chamber Music Society, of which Mr..
Anton kaspar and Mr.. Anton Gloetzner are
members. cOntempia:es giving a concert be-
fore the season i over Both these gen.
tlemen are musicians Of high culture and
they are always heard with pleasure. They
will nave the assistance Of some we'll
known SOlOiStS
Considerable interest Is already mani
tested in the coming concert OF Henri
Mar'rau and Miss L5tta Mills. Mr.. Mar
reiU Won great favor when he was here
some years ago 10y his fine muscianly
work, and Miss Mills is a Washington girl
who has made rapid strides as a pianist
i;iszky. '
Mr.. VIM. Bruce King. the president of the
Choral Society. went to New York Thurs
day TO arrange for the soloists at the oper-
attic corcert of the society to be given in
April.
An enjoyable music ale was given by Mrs
AI:da c. Peabody Thursday evening at
''The LIvingston.'' Mrs Mary Sitz Parker
ard Mr.. Wright gave number of piano
solos, and Miss Clara Sitz rendered several
soESs. Violin solos and duets were given
by little Cornslia and Master Karl Parker.
The baSso OF MIR Herbert F.fsiin. member
Of Boston quartet. was heard in Good
bye, Sweet Day" and other songs. The
program was varied by several recitations
by Miss BroekhaGen and Mr.. Claude Ben
Irtl. who save Kiphng's Pink Dominoes''
ar!G Casey at Il. Bat" The guests pres
ent were: Mrs. Mary sitz Parker. Mr..
Wright, Miss biockhagen. Miss Randall.
Miss Lowell Mrs. Bachcldor. Mrs. Thomas
and Masters Chas. and Frank Thomas.
Mrs Bennett, Mrs Tucker. Col and Miss
". Dr. Bennett, Miss Jordan. the Misses
White. Mr.. Thorpe. Mr. EnsIin and Mr..
Claude Bennett Refreshments We're served
a. close of the program.
The Juvenile Philharmonic Quartet pre-
sCLted the comic Operetta Beans and But
toms" last Tuesday evening to appre-
Ci2tiVe audience which tested the capacity
of the Soldiers Home Theater. MIR. Harry
Stevens was pleasing in the part of Jno.
Bean. jr., AMI his tenor voice was heard TO
advantage in his solos. Mr.. Howard Rod
erick. as Jno- Bean. ST, the papa. was ac-
Ceptable. and Miss Mabel Raymond as the
wiGow. sang and acted her part In good
style. Miss Laura Black, as the widows
daughter. was al that one could wish
Ms Jones acted as accompanies. Mr..
Stevens il manager of the quartet and Mr..
Roderick is musical director.
Owing TO the inciement weather OF las
Sunday night the music prepared for the
choir night az ST. Michael and All Angels
Church was postponed until tomorrow
night. when the service arranged will bt
given.
The Hardel-Haydn Singing Society held
a very enthusiastic and well-attended re-
hearsal on last Monday evening During the
nat. Lovely Appear" from the oratorfo
Redemption and With Sheathed Swords -
from Warman. by Costa. were sung The
society Is steadily growing. several new
has been extended to the members of tn.
old Moody choir and the chorus that tool
part IN the centennial of the laying of the
cnrn-r stone Of the Capitol to meet Will
evening at its hail. II27 10th street north
west. and bring copy Of the tie Deum'
IN r. nat The meeting is called for 30
II Is hoped that a large number viii re
spond, especially gentlemen. Those wish
ing TO make application for membership
should address VI. NJ. Byrne secretary 81
ID street northeast Mrs. s. E. Thornton
and Mr. Robert Mason sang solos dur1n,
tne ihterihlsslon on Monday evening
next rehearsal are Mrs. Grace OdeiI Mis-
Charlotte Gaillard, Miss II. NJ Byrne MI
Archie Nteser and Miss Emma Dawson
VINO VIII pay 2 piano solo. A social vii
be given from 10 to I2 O'Clock 10 the man
bers and friends. ~
Prof. George Lawrence will give A mn.
sea- evening with his pupils at his Studios
on t'th street Friday evening. February 2,
lie Is also arranging a public concert "a RI,
in March al the Carroll Institute Hail wna,
be viii Introduce one or two NJ RI a.
Sahced pupils The Handel-Hay din Sinxin,