Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-10-19
M u S CAL M NTION

Tomorrow night the Washington Saen-
gerbund Will give It's first musical enter
tainElent this season at its club house on
C street Mr.. Henry Xander the musical
director of the club. has arranged an at
tractive program, which will interest all
lovers of music. Donch's Orchestra VIII
play Rossinfs overture to "Semiramide,'
selections from Ferdfs ''Nabucco'' and
Sousa's march, Hands Across the Sea-
Miss Rachel Waters of Baltimore, soprano.
will sing Cupid Will Guide" from Victor
Herbert's opera of THE Ameer." and Ardi-
It's Love in Springtime;" the Saenger-
bund will sing two choruses-Voigt's "Mein
Schatzere,' and Aysslinger's 'Lenz;"
Henry Jaeger will play a flute solo, Fill
metz's Hungarian Phantasy;" Leon Reiz-
enstein. basso, will sing Reissinger's THE
Slesian Topper and the Devil and Fred
eric Seibold. tenor, will sing Rotole's
"IiAIba"
Tomorrow evening at the Universalist
Church the choir. which is under the d.
rection of G b Beatty, organist, will sing
an excellent program. and at the offertory
Clifford Alexander Wiley. baritone will
sing From the Depths by Campana.
The Rakemann String Quartet will give
three concerts this season. heretofore,
in the banquet hall of the Shoreham Hotel,
the first one to take place early in Decem-
Der. Mr. Oswald Welt, well known in
musical circles, and a very capable violin
list, will take the place of Mr.. William
Green second violinist of the quartet.
Among the prominent solosts who will as
siSt at these concerts are Mrs. Agnes Os-
good Clifton, Mrs. Eliot Woods, sopranos;
Mrs. Joseph Finckel, pianist; Mr.. Charles
Rabold, baritone: Mr.. S. NJ. Fabian, plan
ist, and Mr. E. Fl. Droop. accompanist.
The Euterpe Club Incorporated) gave its
first musicale this season Thursday night
AT the Washington Club a large attend
ance of members and friends being pres
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mani, had prepared an excellent program,
which was greatly enjoyed nearly every
number being encored- The opening num-
Der was Grieg's concert overture, IN
Herbst. OPP IL, played by Miss Louise
Mitchell and Mr.. Fronani. followed by Mr..
John Duffy, baritone, who sang Schu-
mann's Two Grenadiers;' two piano num-
bers by Miss Mitchell. LISTS arrangement
OF the Song of the Evening Star" from
Wagner's "Tannhauser," and Saint-Saens'
"Mazourka: ZarZychi's MaZourka, by Miss
Jennie Benson two Grieg compositions.
Miuuettoan Berceuse, and Lavallees Papn-
Ion, by Mr.. Fronani, and a solo by Miss
Shiny. who substituted for Miss Edna Scott
Smith, who was present, but had such
cold that she did not care to venture the
20 Don Fatale." from Verdis Don Car
los" which was her program number.
Mr.. Clifford Alexander Wiley will give a
recital at the Washington Club next Thurs
day afternoon. He will be assisted by two
of his pupils. Mr.. Wiley has quite a busy
time for week. He sings at Masonic
temple tonight, tomorrow he will sing at
three churches-at the Lutheran in the
morning. st. Matthew'S at vespers and in
Anacostia in the evening; at Harmony
Lodge in Masonic Temple next Wednesday
night. and then his recital Thursday after
nOOn- Mr.. Wiley went TO Worcester Mass.
during the festival and sang for some OF
the people there, with the result that he has
already been engaged to sing In Elijah
and in the Fri Kings Daughter" and ne
gotiatiOnS are now pending for a recital in
connection with VIM. H Reiger the tenor
Prof Emil Christiini is preparing for a
concert in which his pupils will participate
orchestra.
Mr.. John Porter Lawrence returned from
Buffalo last week. where he went to give an
organ recital at the Pan-American EXPOSE
ton The recital was a successful one; sn
encore being demanded and will be re-
peated at New York Avenue Church later
in the season.
young pupil of Miss Alys Bentley. has en-
in the Adirondacks. and has resumed her
studies. From all accounts Miss Welch, al
though extremely young. bids fair to sue
ceed-
Miss Iiebermann. whose pupils concert
last spring was so successful. is preparing
another. which she will give at Carroll In
stitdte Hall next month. She will have the
assistance of the Marine Band Orchestra
and the following soloists: Robert Seel,
hutist: W. Smith, coruetist. and Mr. Van
Poucke, clarinetist. The combination OF
orchestra and pianos will be used. and Miss
Liebermanns pupils viii be heard at the
pianos. The program will be an attractive
one. some of the numbers being heard for