Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-18
ofboth the Jewish Synagogue and ST. Phil
ip's Episcopal Church in Atlanta. Ga.

Of both the Jewish Synagogue and ST. Phil
ip's Episcopal Church in Atlanta. Ga.
A musical evening with the Morsell Vocal
Club was given on Wednesday. No;
vember IA. at the Rhode island Avenue
Methodist Protestant Sunday school house.
The program was as follows: Recognition
of Land" Grieg. Morsell Vocal Club; BARI
tone solo. Mr.. D. A. Millrick: Ave Maria,
Gounod. Miss Agnes Henley: violiA obli-
cato. Miss Louise Tayic-: "Song of the
Love in springtime.H' Frey, and Boating
Gebei. Ladies' Chorus; Star of My Heart
Denza. Mr.. Kenneth w: Ogden; Moon
light flaming. Morsell Vocal Club: Rose
By Babylon - Waye.'.s Gounod, Morseli
Vocal Club, -'tGreeting to Spring. Strauss.
Morsell Vocal Club; "If Doughty Deeds
Thomson. Mr.. Charles W: Moore: Twas
but a Dream. Tunison. Miss Carolyn Spen-
Ger Smith: Just a Song at Twilight" Mol
loy-Holcomb, Messrs. Ogden. Birch. Mill
wick and Moore; Song of Provence DELI
Wind Wind Of the West" owst. i Mefsell vocal
Club; Here is Rest" Macy. Mr.. Herndon
Morsell. and THE Lord is My Rock"
Woodman. Morsell Vocal Club
At the club meeting of the students Of the
Washington College or Music, which was
held Thursday evening. Haydn's Kinder
derby and Miss Maud Fowler sang the duet
and the instruments were played by Mrs
Frank Curns. Mrs. J. Hunter. Miss F.
Miller. Miss NJ. Mckee. Miss NJ A. Peter
son. Miss N Frank and Mrs. II. H. Mckee.
Miss Lillian May Lewis sang MY Mother
Bids Me Bind My Hair" by Haydn. All
the compositions OF the evening were by
Haydn.
Fraulein Won Unschuld began her New
York classes last Monday Besides her
private lessons, Miss Unschuld con-
ducts piano ensemble class formed by
several society ladies'. She was the guest
Of Mrs. Austin Flint who also has
gagged her for musicale next Moniay in
of New York society. Miss Won Unschuld
has been invited to give during the season
recital. with some of her pupils. In the
magnificent music room of Mrs. C. Hoff-
manns residence on 5th avenue.
At the Western Presbyterian Church last
Tuesday night the ladies of the church en-
tertained the Mems Club very inter-
duet, ooh. That We Two Were Mayng,"
Henschel, by Mr.. Armstrong and Mrs
Bailey; readings by Mrs. Armstrong and
Dr. Bailey pastor of the church contraIto
Schumann-Heink. and De Koven's Winds
Age All Hushed' by Miss Lydia Hughes;
two violin solos. Second Mazurka, N!|n-
iawski and ''Intermezzo Araoi3.' ny Mr..
John Riley Stanley. Miss Lena Woodruff
and Miss Hughes were the accompanies
The Washington Saengerbund will give
its first public concert of the season
Sunday. November %. at the New National
Theater. They will be assisted by Miss
Blanche Duffield of New York, soprano.
who has concertized two seasons with Vic
tor Herbert and Sousa with f1atterng sue
cess; Mr.. Max Bendix, violin virtuoso. who
was for ten years concert master and as
! sistant Conductor for Theodore Thomas
polftan Orchestra in New York, and the
''Bund'' chorus of seventy-five voices will
give two numbers, accompanied by the
United States Marine Band Orchestra of
forty musicians. Their selections are Seyf-
fardts "Geioebnis'' and Abt's -Sicscs
Gesang Der Deutschen." besides three Ca
pella choruses The orchestra will open
the program with an overture and render
several numbers besides. The program Is
arranged by Mr. Henry Xander
A most charming recital was given re-
Gently by Miss Jessamine Lewton at her
residence. corner of Baltimore and Takoma
avenues. Takoma Park. The rooms were
artistically decorated with chrysanthemums
and autumn leaves. and the covers of the
program were hand painted, with IioIal
studies in water coIcrs. There were
number of piano so,os, which were made
more enjoyable by the little talk about the
composer and special characteristics of
each piece, which Miss Lewton gave be-
fore their rendition. Mics Aiieen Miller
gave three vocal selections. and her charm
ing voice admired and appreciated by
all present. Inc unique feature OF the
evening was two of Kirchners delightful
',''Waltzers, arranged for two pianos. and
executed ly Mrs. Frank Byram AMI Miss
Lewton. Other selections were. ''Vaise,"
op 81, No. 2. Chopin; Spinning Song.
Raft; "Bicdling.' Butterfly and Bridal
Procession Grieg; "Reverie,' .i.hutt. and
Autumn, by Chaminade.
Mrs Routt-Johnson has planned a series
of interesting rectals for the season. The
older students, including Miss Anna Coffin
Des Moines. Iowa, Miss Lore 81 Maryland.
of FL Paso. Tex, Miss Rose Mayturn of
Miss Shootz. Miss Smith and others of
Washington, will give some piano numbers,
assisted by some violin soloists There
will also be an evening Cor the children.
assisted by Miss Mary Easily Smith, a
child of remarkable attachments. BY spe-
cial request. Gladys Aline, Strong, the jul
venile pianist, will contribute a selection at
all concerts.
The Vermont State Association met last
Wednesday night at the Washington Club,
and after speeches by the different mem
bers musical program was rendered. Miss
Lena Woodruff, soprano. sang Sc Slran
Rose by Ardite, and Just Wearyn'
For YOU" by Carrie Jacobs Bond; Mr..
Sofranek, violinist, played "Traunerei.
by Schumann: Mr.. Mathew. tenor. sang
BEST of All NOR, and little Thief, ty
Leo Stern. Miss Lydia Hu3les was the
companist for the evening.
Mrs Katharine Rogers sai.g Councils
"Angelc Salutation' at ST Matthew )
Church last Sunday morning