Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-26
MUSICAL MENTION

At the "at home" given by the Legion
of Loyal Women, VIM. D. Mcfarland sang
Under the Shade of the Sheltering Palms
from "Florodora," and IF Could Know
with fine effect, and Mrs. Bert Deyo sang
May Morning and Mighty LAX Rose =
displaying a soprano voice of good power
and culture. Mr.. Arthur z. frost PLAYED
some violin solos in an artistic manner
A free organ recital will be given at the
Church of the Ascension by Mr.. Harry w
Station, whose program will include selec-
lions from the works OF Rheinberger, Han
del, Beethoven. Salome, Nevin. Cullaerts
and BosSi. He will be assisted by Miss
Virginia Powell Goodwin, who is the choir
director at the church, and Miss Beatrice
Seymour Goodwin. both sopranos.
The last Of the sacred concerts at the Ra-
leigh Hotel will be given tomorrow night In
the banquet hall, and Mr.. Jasper Dean Nc
Fall, under whose direction the series have
been held, will present an interesting pro-
gram. including: (a) Grand March, Tam
hauser), Wagner; (b), "Berceuse," "Joce-
lyn), GODDARD, the Schroeder Orchestra;
"Gaudeamus," Diabella. Mrs. Gibson, Mr.
McFall, Mr.. Barker and Mr.. Gibson: ITO
the Angels" Zardo, Mrs. A. Leftwich Sim
clair. violin obligato, Mr.. Raymond Schroe-
der; THE Good Shepherd" Van de Water.
Mr.. Harrington Barker; THE Angel" duet
Rubinstein. Miss Wahly and Mrs. Sinclair;
"Open the Gates of the Temple" Knann
Miss Elizabeth Wahly; PRO peccatis" (Sta,
bat Mater. Rossini. Mr.. McFall; "Infiam-
matus" (Stabat Mater, Rossini, Miss Wah-
ly, Miss Pickering. Mrs Sinclair, Mr. Bar
ker and MIR. McFall. Mr.. Arthur ID Mavo
will be the accompanist.
The Leavitt Quartet, organized some time
ego. has recently been heard on two or
three occasions first at Miss Leayitt's stu-
dio. on one of her informal Tuesday even
ings, again at a meeting of the French Club
at the same place, and later at an out-of-
town affair. These few appearances have
proved that the quartet is a very happy
combination of voices, and with a little
more rehearsing will sing with admira Bile
precision and finish. Their performance OF
Blue Bells of Scotland" and '.Doan Ye
Cry, Ma Honey is already good enough to
give great pleasure to an audience. The
quartet is composed of Mrs B. HI. Smar
first soprano; Miss Rowena La Barre Sec
ond soprano: Miss Alice Cruit, first alto,
and Miss Amy c. Leavitt, second alto.
Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera 'sThe
Sorcerer." is being rehearsed with much
Cigor by the members Of the Washington
Sir Marmaduke Nj chas. E. Bell eli ALEXIS aiexis
DR.. w. M. Kendall; Mr.. Wells (the sor,
cerer), Mr.. Alfred Terry; DR.. DAILY Mr. F.
VIM. Ernst; notary. Mr.. ]. w. Painter;
Lourita Reiner; Lady Sangazure, Susan De
-Yier; Constance, Maud Frank; Mrs. Part
lett Mrs. Dickinson. Mr. VIM. de Ford
will be the stage director and Prof. II. E.
SALESMAN musical director.
Miss Genivive Thomas a Baltimore girl
who studied for three years with Nine
Pauline Lucca in Vienna and afterward
continued her studies In Paris, is to sing In
the French capital at the celebration Of the
twenty-f1fth anniversary OF the Paris Press
Association Miss Thomas has a dramatic
soprano voice. She speaks three foreign
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Italian and French.
A plano recital, given last week by the