Evening star., 1907-11-17
MUSICAL
MENTION.

The second musical evening Of the AS
sociated Studios, conducted by Mr.. Otto
| Torney Simon, Mr.. F'itzhugh Coyle Gods
| borough and Mr.. Felix Garziglia, will oc-
cur Thursday evening next at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Goldsborough on K street
| Mr.. Simon will give a short talk on
| Beethoven and will relate some interest
| ing "reminiscences of a visit that he made
to Bomn. the birthplace OF Beethoven
several years ago, and the following pro
gram will be given: II Love Thee" and
20 Thou Whose Beauty" (Beethoven)
songs by Miss Alys Bentley. soprano
| Death" and "Knowest Thou the Land
| tNIignon's song) Miss katherine Erney
| soprano. Prayer Beethoven) and
'Where'er You Walk" from "Semele"
| (HandeO, Mr.. Henry Jaeger. tenor; La
Cygne" (Saint-Saens). Miss Margaret
Minshall, violinist; "Serenade'' (Pierne)
Miss Hildegarde Hernay, violinist; first
movement of Beethoven's A fiat Sonata
and Presto" from Sonata in B fiat
| (Beethoven), Miss Leonora Lacey: can
| dante" and allegro" from the "Sonati
Appassionata" Beethoven), Miss Eliza
beth Winston. The program will clos
with a Sonata. opus 23 for violin and
piano which will be rendered by Mr.
Garziglia and Mr.. Goldsborough.
1t is authoritatively announced that
Miss Clara Drew has resigned from tn
faculty of the Washington College of Mu-
sic. She VEll have her studio In the fu-
ture at her residence in the IroquoiS,
14th street and Massachusetts avenue.
A most enjoyable concert took place a
Trinity Parish Hall last Thursday which
was managed by Miss Leonora Gerlach
and was for the benefit Of the organ fund
of that church The program was com
posed of songs rendered by Miss GAr
ZACH, Miss Gimorle and Miss Edith Sto7
well, a duet admirably sung by Mr.. anS
Mrs. Apple and some quartets by Mr.
and Mrs. Apple, Mrs. Lippitt and Mr.
Silers. Miss Helen Calhoun gave an ex-
ce,lent Interpretation of Reinecke's BAL
lade" in fiat, as well as playing the
accompaniment in Sympathetic style.
The Martha Washington Chapter of the
D A. r. held an unusually inter sting
meeting in the parlors Of the Washing
ton Club last Tuesday evening, Miss
Janet Richards gave an animated talk
about her recent trip abroad and he~
stay in Berlin and st. Petersburg. Miss
Marion MacFail sang charmingly, Under
the Trees" by Kortheuer "Tatters." by
Gerald Lane; Spanish Romance" by
Delderte, and little Elizabeth Winston
created nothing short of a sensation by
the numbers that she rendered on the
piano giving several selections from
Chopin and Mcdowell.
The offertory last Sunday morning at
the Westminster Memorial Presbyterian
Church was sung by Mr.. w. A. Miller O.
of excellent quality and rendered "Fear
Ye Not o Israel" by Dudley Buck, in
good style.
Cards are out for Mr.. Comstrock's No
venber recital which will take place
November IS with an excellent program
Mr.. Comstrock will play Chopin sonata
and new song cycle for quartet will be
introduced.
out for joint recital by Miss I~7ne
Dietrich. the soprano, and Miss DIV"
Demarest, pianist, to be held at 1899 F
street Monday evening. November IS.
at $50 o'clock.
Today will be given at the parlors of
the University of Music and Dramatic
Art, 1917 L street northwest, the first
of series of young peoples matinees
To these matinees, which will be given
Madam Marie Won Unschuld extends an
invitation to all young people who are
interested in music.
MacFau and Mr Paul Fishbaugh will
give the recital for the blind at the Con-
gressional Library December 10 and an
excellent program is anticipated.
Arthur Nevin, the American composer.
whose Indian opera performed last season
in part at the White House brought him
into public notice, will spend the winter in
Berlin. Mr.. Nevin is now having the
libretto of his opera translated into Ger
nrnn3rnfnrV hctn0 nrnHnnpH
either at the Grand Opera House, Dres-
den. or in Berlin.
Miss Helen B. Reed of Philadelphia.
harpist, rendered several selections last
Sunday at the Y. NJ. c. A. building at the
musical service which precedes the exer-
cises of the mems meeting in the after
noon.
A delightful feature of the entertain
ment given by the Young Peoples Guild
of the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church last Friday evening was the sing
numbers were Spanish Romance" by
Delderte; Under the Trees" by Kor-
theuer. and by special request THE Four
Leaf Clover by Brownell.
One of the pleasant features of student
life at Belcourt Seminary is the monthly
meeting of the Michael Angelo Society,
which is held Wednesday evenings in the
beautiful assembly hall of the institution.
The program of the evenings entertain
ment. which Is in charge of Miss P II.
Brtstow, was especially interesting at this
months meeting, which occurred last
Wednesday. Miss Bristow gave short
talk on the life of Edward Grieg, and this
was followed by a piano solo, one of
Griegs compositions, 1.-The Butterfly"
which was well rendered by Miss
Vera Parham. This number was cor
daily received. and in response to an en-
core she played also Mendelssohn's
| Spring Song" An address on Richard
Mansfield, His Life and Work. was fol-
| lowed by recitation by Miss Geraldine
Owen. who gave Knee Deep in June" by
James Whitcomb Riley. A short paper
was read on Augustus Saint Gaudens by
Miss Bristow. and Goethe's 'Erl- -Konie''
was recited by Miss Marjorie Fowler. Aft
er a short talk by Miss Bristow on ''Theo-
Dreams" by Streletzky. sung by Miss
delightful entertainment.
Mrs. F. W. True Is the musical director
of the Friday Morning Club this year. sue
ceeding Mrs. Arthur Day.
The Metropolitan Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church gave another of its
musical services recently. this one being
an evening with Mozart. under the direc-
ton of Mr. Dana c. Holland. At the Of
fertory Jehovah. Great Jehovah" from
the Magic Flute was sung by male
quartet and soloist other solos being by
Mrs. Dayelle Taylor Welch and Philip