Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10

ceptiOus and TnuSicaleS to be given during
the winter by Nine. HeiniCkLiQyd &C
CURED at her spacious studio on II street
Tuesday evening last and was a de-
Hga.f.l affair Nine Lloyd gave most
varied program Of songs-Engish. Ger
man. French and ItaI an. a group Of
S;tr4.s songs was charningIy rendered,
as was "EIsas Dream" from Tam
h-user' other numbers by her were
.'Pr.utemQs" Leo S ern. a waltz song.
"P.-.a,' by Ard;ti; q group of EnsIisI
songs by Frank La Forge and 20 For a
Burst Of Song by Frances Allitsen. The
last selection was written for Miss Clara
Tutts and has never before been sung
D.. this country. Nine. Lloyd singing it
f-om the manuscript. Mme. Lloyd is
Il distinctly dramatic soprano. though her
col,rat.ra work In the watz songs was
excellent. The aSompanimea-s were
played hv Miss Ouida Wreelock Mr.
Fabian contributed veral p ar0 number
in his Wcl.-knoWu artistic style an0ne
them two waltzes. several preludes. the
BerCeuse.' k.c1ssaise" and Thy S ectal
requ ST. the well-known A rat Polo
naisa," all by Chopin Among the guests
present were Miss Mary Cryder. MIS-.
Hobart Brooks Mss Katherine Brooks,
Mr.. and Mrs. {. f Styles and many
others
Mr. 6. Frederick Smith formerly Of
Washington. D. c, who has Just COM
p.etei a series of fifty organ recitals at
the jamestown exposition, has been APP
gg1,.n'fd ofEaniSt and 'hoirn7astsr OF ST.
Simeon Church, one of the large
PARISHES In Philadelphia This church
Las choir Of hfty-one men and boys.
with an auxiliary choir Of TWEEN y-four
women, and contains TWO organs, larga
three manual organ in the Chancel OF the
a n
chapel at the west end which can be
played from It's own console or the con-
sole Of the chancel organ, being connected
electrically.
a recital Of more rrar usual merit
vas ginn Monday evening last by Miss
Edna Sneehy. assisted by Mrs. Annina
MCCTory Evans. pianist, in the drawing
room of the Washington Seminary Miss
Sheehy opened the program with an ara
from Aida. "Linsanna ParoIa," which
was enthusiastically received. Among
her other numbers We're Caro- Mo Ben
Giordani "Du Bist De Rub" Schubert:
Morning Hmm" Henschel; L'Obs lina-
ton" de Fontenailles. I'm Herst" Franz
after Sorrows Night" RoJoli; On Let
Night Speak of Me" Chadwick. and Die
Iorelei," List. Miss Sheehy has a dra-
matte soprano voice of great power and
she sings with great expression Mrs.
Evans. the pianist. is from Altoona. Pa.
Her piano numbers We're Pastoral in +.
Minor and "Capmccio," Scar atti I6S5-
1I50. "E-ude Won Lied" 'Warum' and
"Aufschwung' schumann: "Berceuse.'
Chopin. and waltz. Man Lebt ,ur Elm
NAL Strauss-Tausig. Mrs. Eleanor Gil
Zen Dorsey vas a most acceptable accom-
PIANIST.
In the parish hall of St. Andrews
Church the evening Of November - Miss
Iir5e-man viii give a concert for the
hs netit OF that church.
Mr.. Albert Ruppel. who of1ciates a the
organ a the I o'clock choral service of
Epiphany. @ street northwest, has Sc
cured Mr.. Charlton Howarth for the
afternoon service today. Mr. Howarth
has q tenor voice OF wide range and vii,
sing the solo part of the anthem, Seek
Ye the Lord.
Nine. Marie Won UnschuId v II re
sumo the young peoples matirees which
We're such a success during the past sea-
son in the Washington high schools the
first one occurring on Sunday, November
u, These matinees. to which every young
music lover is invited. will be held in the
parlors of the University of Music and
Dramatic Art. 1917 L street. every third
Sunday of the month throughout the win
ter. beginning at $50 in the afternoon.
large audience listened to the public
rehearsal OF the Rebew Orchestra last
Monday night at the Keller Memorial
tDuTEN, ttn street ana Maryland avenue
northeast. The soioist was Miss Deborah
Hickman, who sang Mia Gitana," De
koven. in excellent style, responding to
hearty encore with Dreaming" Bailey.
The orchestra is evidenCing the effects
of careful and painstaking training by
Director Weber and rendered an i'm
promptu program with all the finish of a
regular concert.
The first recital of the season of 1907
ne
and his pupils occurred the evening of
November > at his stuuio on 18th street.
He was assisted on this occasion by Miss
Regina Ba ptista, who is the new con-
tralto al St Aloysius Church. The pro-
gram was as follows. Sonata in +
Major, Mozart. Miss Imogene Graham;
Moonlight Sonata Beethoven. Mr.. F.
Lassalle Spier; songs Leave Me to
Nevins, Mss Regina Baptista; Fan
TASTE Impromptu," Chopin. Vivian Church
Matson; "Hark, Hark. the Lark" Schu-
bert-Liszt. Mr.. Robert Bond Gotta;
.'False in f Major Moszkowski. Mi
La=salle spier; song. What Is Love-"
". 6. Owst Miss Baptista; ''Polonaise
IN A Flat" Chopin, Mr.. Gebest. Miss
Grace Adams was on the program for
Two numbers, but was prevented from
appearing by illness and Mr.. G-best su D
stitu;ed the Allegro Appassionata,"
- nt-Sa=ns. and III response to an en-
core gave Bendels Ideal Amours."
Etr. Russell G. Abbott who has been
seriously i'll at Providence Hospital has
sufficiently recovered TO return to his
home
AZ the song service to be given by the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
choir on the last Sunday of this month
the selections will all be taken from the
oratorio Of Elijah
The tea given by Mrs. Betts and Mrs
Jennings i, their studio on F street last
Monday was largely attended and was a
distinct success Miss Marie Hansen
contributed several good piano numbers,
though she was perhaps at her best in
Mendelssohns ''Rondo Capricioso" She
also played MaCDowell's "Ungarische'
and "Nalse Poupee.' Poldini
Mrs. William Hamilton Bailey has been
appointed organist and choir director a T
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church. 18th and II
streets northwest The choir asst Sun
cay. when she assumed her new duties.
sang The King of Love My Shepherd
Is and al the offertory Mr.. Butterworth
sang The Publican" by Van der Water
The quartet consists of Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Apple. Miss Flora Bernheimer
and Mr.. Butterworth.
Mr. Sol Minister will give a series OF
lecture recitals-four in nUmber-at the
Washington College of Music, beginning
November -. His subject will be The
Violin and it's Music" and his remarks
Will he illustrated by selections on the