Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-23
MISS LIEBERMAN'S PUPILS.
They Appeared in Concert at tn.
Willard Last Night

Miss Iieberman gave her annual pupils
concert last evening In the ball room of the
New Willard Hotel before an audience
which crowded every inch OF space in the
roomy apartment. a special stage was built
across the room TO accommodate the large
number Of pianos which she always at
these concerts Her pupils were assisted
this year by Miss Nellie Corrigan, soprano;
Miss Florence Bean, contralto; Miss Mar
garet OToole. harpist; Mr.. Henry Jaeger,
hutist. and Mr. Schafer, clarinetist The
program was a long and interesting one and
had several qovelties. with twenty-four
hands at the pianos in some numbers. 1t
was as follows:
Coronation Music and Skating Dance.
The Prophet" Meyerbeer; thirty hands at
pianos: quartet by the Misses Helen Cant
ley, Mamie Adams, Miriam Isel, Mr.. VIM.
Isel: harp. Miss Margaret OToole. Waltz
and Prayer. Mrs y. y. Lohr Mrs. George
y. Robinson and Miss Carrie Robinson. Fer
amors. Rubinstine; a, TOrchlight Dance
Misses Ethel Warde. Florence Bean, Matte
Beall; harp. Miss OToole; flute, Mr., Jaeger;
clarinet. Mr.. Schafer; b, Toreador Anda-
louise twenty-four hands at pianos. a,
Spring on. POO. Sidney Smith, Miss Annie
Frain b. TaTrentele. Thalberg, Monroe
Kreter e, Revere, Wilson, Alma Schwab.
Elma Moulten. d, Fantasie Schrimer. Miss
Miriam isel, piano; Miss O'Toole, harp, a.
Military March. Schubert-Liszt, thrty-six
hands at pianos. b. Grand Double Polon-
aise, CHOPIN, fourteen hands. Contralto
accompaniment. Miss Florence Bean Cra-
covienne. PaderewSki. Mr.. VIM. Isel. Joy
OF the Butterflies, Gregh. Nogel Ais
Prophet. Schuman, Miss Bessie Davis Will
liam Tell Overture. Rossini twenty hands
at pianos. Hosauna, G.anier particular
Quest) Miss Nellie Corrigan. Hungarian
Fantasia. List Mr.. Uriel Davis. II Trova-
tore, Verdi: arrangement by Claude Mel
.ffy
played by Mrs A A. Lohr: the second piano.
Miss Lieberman. Also solo parts by Misses
Clara Beall. Mamie Adams. Helen Gantley.
Mrs. Robinson Miss Ethel Warde and full
ensemble: solo parts. II Balen prelude to
act 2. Mtserere and prison music. Rhapsody
No. g. List. ensemble by eighteen hands.
Pupils playing at this concert were: Misses
Clara Beall Mamie Adams, Helen GantIey,
Bessie Davis. Miriam Isel, Annie Frain,
Elizabeth Corridor. Florence Wallace Mat
tie Bean. Alma Schwab. Florence Bean
Ethel Warde EIma Moulten, Carrie Robin
son Mrs. A. a. Lohr Mrs Leberman, Mrs
George 2. Robinson. Mr.. UrieI Davis Mr.
VIM. Isel and Master Monroe Kreiter
At the close of the program Mr.. Hosea B.
MouIton made an address to the pupils and
awarded the following prizes: Miss Florence
Bean, who has had a three years scholar
ship, was given handsome bracelet; VIM.
1sel, medal: Miss Bessie Davis a scholar
ship; Miss Alma Schwab and Miss Ethel
Ward, n scholarship and bracelet each:
Mrs. George i. Robinson. Miss Helen Cant
ley, Miss Clara Beall and Miss Mamie Ad-
ANS, special prizes each for good work
during the wear: Miss Marion Isel Miss
Florence Wallace. Miss Annie Frain and
Master Monroe kreiter. juniors, were each
rewarded with minor prizes for their good
records, and Mr.. Uriel Davis was given an
extension TO his three years scholarship as
q reward of merit. The pupils then pre-
sented Miss Lieberman with a handsome
necklace as a token of their appreciation of
her faithful work among them. TO which
she responded with speech of gratitude
and announcement TO the class