The Washington times., 1902-04-27
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO
WASHINGTON MUSIC LOVERS

Florence Wieser: "The Good shepbsrd -
Van de Water. Mr.. Harrington Barker:
THE Angel" Rubenstein. Miss wahIy and
Mrs. Sinclair; open the Gates of thu
Temple" Knapp. Miss wahly: PRO pec-
catis." from Rossini's "Stabat Mater "
Mr.. McFalI: "Infammatus, from Rossi.
mis- "stabat Mater Miss wahIy. Mia,
Pickering. Mrs. Sinclair. Mr.. Barker and
Mr.. McFail.
Mr.. Arthur d. Mayo will be the aceon-
panist OF the evening
Miss Jean Wilson and Miss Emily s r.
Glover gave an entertainment OF song and
story at the Washington Club Friday AZ.
ternoon.
The songs and short stories which fig.
ured on the program were selected from,
various authors. including Riley. Fields.
Celia Thaxter. Phoebe Carey. Kate Doug.
lass Wiggin. Susan Coolidge and othsrs
The last concert of the season by the
Ladies' String Quartet will be given We'd
nesday evening at Sis, at the Washinston
GLIB.
This quartet Is among the best known ,na
most highly appreciated musical oresniza-
tions OF Washington, and is composed OF
four talented young women who bavs
made careful and conscientious studv of
music and the separate instruments they
play. Ever since its formation. the auar-
tet has been received with much cordiali-
ty, and the recitals this season havs
proved cminently successful The com-
positions selected by the director OF ths
eiuo' Mr. ernest Lent. are always Of the
higher order and tend to demonstrate ths
superior musical knowledge of the young
women
The soloist OF the coming concert will
be Mrs. Kitty Slosson- Mason. The pro-
gram will be as follows:
String Quartet in A minor. Cd. % sebrh.,,
Allegro ma non troppo. Andante. Menuetto.
Allegro moderate.
Two songs with violin and cello obIigato.
Doris, One Spring Morning Ncvin
Mrs. Kitty Sio&on Mason
w indmung," violoncello solo .Poporr
Miss Florence WieSer.
Air. for string quartet. Racb
la Chatelaine. for string quartet -I.rt
'Preslied," violin solo Wagner wiih.in;
Hiss Florence Stevens
Gfar-
Mrs. Kitty Sloxson-M Mason
Variations from the Kaiser Quartet H,rd,
The ffty-fourth concert by the George
town orchestra will be given Friday even
Ing. May 9. at the Congregational Church.
Tenth and G Streets. This concert will
bring to a close the eighteenth season
In the history of the popular organization.
each succeeding one OF which has done
much to cement the cordial relations be-
.ween the orchestra and the local public.
The coming recital will be of unusual
interest in that the four soloists are resi-
lents OF Washington and all artists Of
high standing. They are Mrs. Webb Gard
Ter. soprano; Miss Minna Heinrichs. vio-
iniste: DR.. Anton G1oetzner, and Mr..
Archibald Olmsted, pianists.
Mr.. Josef Kaspar will, of course, be the
onductor.
Mrs. Gardner Is an artist whom WASH
ngton is glad to claim as a resident. al
hcugh her successes are by no means con-
ined to the Capital City. In addition 10
ppearing with the Boston Instrumental
Tub, composed Of soloists Of the Boston
symphony Orchestra. and with the Apollo
,lub of st. Louis. where she divided the
onors of the concert with Harold Bauer.
he distinguished pianist, Mrs. Gardner
Tas chosen to represent American vocal
TT at the Paris Exposition of 1900. where
he sang with conspicuous success.
The vfoliniste, Miss Heinrichs. is also a
After having undergons
thorough course of training here with
IT. Kaspar she studied for three yeas
! Vienna under the celebrated Jacob
run.