Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11

good artists here. played at the Luther
Memorial Church last Monday evening on
the occasion of the celebration of Rev. DR..
Buffers birthday.
The pupils of Mrs. Katie Wilson Greene
gave most interesting recital last We'd
nesday evening In the studio, room 1914
F street. The pupils showed the benefit of
hard study and the conscientious and intel
Hgent training they have had. The program
was of unusual interest. Miss Dorothy
was:
Damon Max-Stange. Miss Eleanor
Burgess; Dear Heart" Mattel, Mrs. w. H.
Franklin: (D Cinderella" Dekoven, tb)
Little. One A-cryin'." Speaks, Miss Della
Foster: ta) Cradle Song Mendelssohn;
lb) Spring Song Mendelssohn, Mrs T.
Ross Pirtle; 20 Dry Those Tears" Del
Riego Miss Lillian Tolson: "Parla, Arditi,
Miss Annie Louise Miller; It'll DEATH
Mascheroni, Miss Agnes Greene Farnum;
song, selected. DR.. George s. Waldo; 20.
Luce Di Quest Anima.'' Donizetti, Miss
Burgess. Hearts Delight, Gilchrlst, Miss
Dorothy Doian; .WaItz-Romeo and JUL
ette, Gounod. Miss Katherine d. Parker
The Prince of Peace the newest sacred
cantata by A. r. Gaul, will be sung next
Wednesday evening In Trinity Church I'M
der the direction of the organist Mr.. Oscar
Franklin Comstock. The solosts will be
Mr. and Mrs Theodore 7. Apple, Mr..
y, Il.
Haistead P. Hoover, Mr.. E. j. Grau and
Mrs. Florence Beau-Humphrey.
A most enjoyable recital was given in
carroll Institute on Tuesday evening of last
week by Evelyn Niles Gee reader assisted
by William HI. Scholz, violinst and Edwin
S. Gee. pianist.
A portion of "Enoch Arden" was given
with the incidental music. Mrs. Gee also
gave selections from OLIVER Twist mon
slcur Beaucaire" and "Hiawatha." Her
emotional work was particularly meritori-
Gus and her facial expression excellent. The
artistic rendering of two light p1onoiogues,
The Telephone Girl and Shopping" in
both of which she scored decided sue
cess Mrs. Gee Is an eiocutionist of excep-
tional ability, possessing a sweet and pow
erful voice and a splendid stage presence.
Her work was thoroughly appreciated by
the large and fashionable audience.
During the interludes Mr.. Seholz played
Romance. Mr.. Gee rendered an original
arrangement Of classical airs embracing
Chopfns Second Nocturne, Mendelssohn.s
Spring Song" the "Kreutzer Sonata" and
Gottschalk's Last Hope"
A concert of unusual interest took place
in Trinity Parish Hall on Tuesday last.
under the management of Mrs. Theodore
Z. Apple. The fine hall is such an admira-
BILE room for music that everything was
heard to the best advantage. Mr.. Clarence
w. Whitmore played In excellent style
sang delightfully."- Tostfs My Dreams'' and
.I'n Sing Thee Songs of Araby:' Mr.. Theo-
dore T. Apple was heard to good advantage
in Ellitt's Song OF Hybrias the Cretan..
Sweetheart, by Kinder; When Richelieu
the Red Robe Wore" by Murray. and in
April by Hawley. Miss Calhoun played
the Scherzo. by Chopin, artistically. The
largest part of the program was taken up
by Liza Lehman's setting OF Tennyson.s
I'm Memoriam." sung and read by MIR.
Oscar Franklin Comstock In broad. dra-
matte and impressive manner. One Of the
the singing Of Miss Edna Doe in Nevin.s
.1Nightingaie's Song and You and T., by
Lehman.
Miss L. Liebermann gave the first e,f a
series OF Sunday evening musicales last
Sunday In. her home. A program of much
interest was Played by the following pu-
Miss Ethel Warde. Master Uriel DAYS and
Miss Florence Bean. Miss Liebermann,s
pupils are now preparing for their annual |
spring concert, when the annual prizes Tfil |
be awarded BY her. The most Important
one 10 medal offered BY Judge Mouiton for |
the pupil standing at the head OF the class
In theory and harmony. She must also be |
ahead In memorizing and performances |
Judge Mouiton gave an interesting talk |
to the pupils last Sunday evening
when the medal WAS presented. and |
told them what was required of them
20 win {. paper waa read BY Mrs.
Myra MetcAlfe on Don't Worry : = hfcIs /
WAS greAtly appreciated. and the d4- /
mana eor more Wn9 granted " the /
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