Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-15
MUSICAL MENTION,

Last Monday evening the song recital of
Dudley Buck, jr, at the Masonic Temple
closed a series of musicales that were
marked with high grade vocal and instru-
mental programs, and were pleasurable
to all who attended them. Prof. Ernest
Winchester, who has had charge Of Them
has been warmly congratulated for the
soloists he has presented and the excellent
music furnished AS yet Mr.. Winchester
has not formulated plans for next season.
| but it is likely that during the next winter
he may give another series of musical
evenings.
Mr.. Loudon G. Charlton announces that
Gregory Hast, the distinguished English
tenor. will make brief concert tournee in
America early in the coming season. Mr.
Hast is credited with voice of rare range,
beauty and purity, and exceptional artistic
| style and unusual linguistic facility.
His French. Italian. German and English
| balled concerts on the continent, as we'll as
in Great Britain, have made him famous.
| and his repertoire includes besides over
sixty oratorios and cantatas. Mr. Hast
| will be available in this country. only in
November and December.
Among the muscaes given at the Wash
| ington Club this year that given last Sat
| urday by the pupils of Miss Bertha M.
Buxman, assisted by Miss Hildur Bostrom,
deserves mention. The ease Of the players
and the fine rendition OF each number were
nOIlCedDle. Inc Seml-mOntnly muS1caleS
| conducted by Miss Buxman no doubt con-
tributed to this result The program was
as follows: Gypsy Serenade." Behr. Miss
Marie Johnston; "Notturno," Lichner, and
aid; 'Tarantella." Heller. Miss Josephine
Randolph; Harmonious Blacksmith" Han
del, Master Donald Freeze; Russian
Dance" Wolff Misses Laura Smithson and
Anna Russell; Spinning Song C'Flying
DutchmanD, Wagner-Low, and Les
Berges Vatican" Gregh. Miss Pearl Costi-
nett; song. "carmens." Wilson. Miss Hill.
Album Leaf" Grieg. and ''Twilight"
Fantasie). schytte Miss Miriam selah;
Freeze; "valse Brillante,'' Chopin, and
.Humoresque." Gade, Miss Helen K.
| Meyers; Romance" Tschaikowsky, Miss
Belle Manning; 'Polonez," Paderewski, Mr..
Edward Randolph
The pupils of Mr.. Herndon Morsen will
give a complimentary musicale at the
Luther Memorial Church next Tuesday
| evening. An excellent program will be pre-
scented and an enjoyable evening may be
anticipated.
Miss Laura Black, formerly of Waynes-
burg, Pa, will sing the offertory tomorrow
morning at the Church of Our Father her
number being "Oh, Eyes that are Weary.
by Bracket Miss Black is said to pos
sess a sweet, true voice of medium range.
The reception given by the Euterpe Mu-
steal Club at Gunton Memorial Chapel last
Monday was an enjoyable affair. Refresh
ments were served, and musical selections
were rendered by Mrs. w. L. Wilson, Re-
becca Behrend, Florence Stevens, Mrs
Frank Byram. Florence Wieser, William
F. Worcester and VIM. H. Scholz The Eu-
terpe Piano Quartet was also heard in an
| Allegro Con Spirito'' from one of Fesca's
Quartets! With this reception the Euterpe
Musical Club closed its season, and now
looks forward to the most prosperous and
successful one in its entire career. During
the past season the club has given twenty
| two muStCaleS and public he
arrangement Of the program has been
| in the hands of committee consisting of
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgieish, Prof. Ra-
phael Rooster and William H. Scholz. The