The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-14
MUSICAL NOTES.
Mr. Lent played some fine cello music
at musicale recently given by Miss
Molly Elliott Seawell.


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Mr.. Lent played some fine cello music
| at musicale recently given by Miss
! Am. u,,,;o,. coa.or
Molly Elliott Sea"eh'
LeaNitt VIII talk to the Columbian Wo-
men, at Columbian University, about Or
chestrai Instruments: characteristics and
| Uses.
Ar the roxt ooroart ,,,,.a,, H.. Tho 5,oor.o-
tow, C.o,o.+, -. -, ~, e.,
| -. '''''' d ''iele VIM "e i'i ''ie III -
| llIhe among the second Violins young
| Sioux Indian lad. He is one of Fraulein
| Koehle's violin nunils and has n sad
and ver,, ro,,,a,t;c hi,,or,. IIis fstber
| ANii'"'iS iiiStotS ,S
ana step-nother were Killed before MS
| eyes on the battlefield of Wounded Knee
when he was only three wears old. he was
hoid, OF this city, then an lndlan teaeh-
lie VIII wI"i'i ne iis H IH stei i'a
has two Sioux names. which are much
| more musical. Acite, meaning scout, and
| ut Kala Re. which is Sioux for Yellow
bird. Herbert is devoted to music and is
iays MIN guise S II its
OF classical music. but is fondest of some
little Indian tunes, which Fraulein Koehle
has taught him, and it is these that he
aan, phys avs II leit 70 himself, He r,
peIt mas round so much happiness IN
ItieIu VI tue me eHht IEdlloh ~ the
Miss MacRevnoi''s e haginni,,s 10 ,sncb
him the mysteries of the piano-forte.
Some pupils of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Lent nIavad before ., l.. roo ,,,ao+ir, Of ,,,a
the CoIorfaI uotoI one &c 81 r,ost -
HAYDN for strin,,s roraa,ad ~, nI,,sos
Florence Stevens Mabel Montgomery and
Marie Bastianelli, violins, and Miss Flor
elice Wleser. cello: Miss Ivy Martin play
"a an iinpromptu by Chopin on the piano,
anu MISS stevens, MISS Wiser. and Miss
Maruh gave one or Mendelssohns trios.
an IN the young Iadles are excellent must
cans ana the music was highly enjoyed
py the members of the club.
day Night Club last week consisted of
Mozart's quartette No. 10 and the first
two movements of Schumann's duartette
No ]. opus Il: The club meets tonight at
'he nome Oh MI. olke.
Ewing 10 oeath IN the immediate
iaiiiIy vi Mr. Harry Stratton, organist
VI 81 AhoreW Church, Just before
Easter, the musical programme which had
given tndaY Aof ids' SUNDAY VIII De
-.
Hans Windarstein and tbo ,,,o,,,,,o,., 90
t,s 7 IT. I,.1,- eDei9 vi
ms pSic hiliafh ohic orchestra nave
returned to their native land, but Slivin- |
ski the pianist who was touring With
them has remained in America a. nd ,,,;ii
give ten or more recitaIs in tbis cn,,rt, ~
80 80 ''i'' -0u'i'is'
AT musicale recently given by Mrs. |
Hansbrough some unusually fine nusic |.
was rendered nv Mre E,,,s,., ~,
A. 1y;.,, r, '''t anu
vi iieiiii ~" =. Meyh- MIS- Lent played |
some piano selections by List, Grieg. |
and Mcdowell with the brilIiaucv and |
artistic finish for which her playina is |
famous. and Mr. Meyn's beautiful BARI /
tone voice was heard in several songs II /
is always a pleasure to listen to Mr.. |
full, and il is with regret that his return |
to New York City is announced.
play at the Pan-American Exnosition az |
Buffalo are the following. seventv.fonrth
Regiment Rand az menl three ,,ontbs
MAY / to July 20. Sixtv-fiftb Regiment
Band (35 mem. three Months MAJ I 10
July %; Seyenty-first Regiment Rand o.5
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