Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-20

Ticket Office of Nh T Arthur Smith, 141l
T street. Tuesday morning asst, and the
sac Of seats has been something unprece-
denied. The usual quota Of five afternoon
concerts viii % given. the dates being
November . December 3. January :. Feb
ruary i and March l.. and they will oc-
cur At the National Theater at 400 in
the afternoon. Dr. Muck who was to
conduct Ire orchestra again dur ng the
present season. has brought over num-
Der of new compositions. some of which.
II : expected. VIII be presented at the
Washington concerts Among them is a
symphony by Henry Had.ey, d symphony
by Hermann BisChoff, "Intermezzo Goldo-
mani by Bossi, "OrChesterstueck by
Charles Martin LoefIier: Variations" by
Max Roger, two symphonic poems. one
10y Ertel the other by BOele. ''Redemp-
tiou, Caesar FranCk. symphony. Rez-
nick. overture. "He.Tat wider WH.eu.
hY HumperG;nCk. and overture. "Christel-
fieiu. hy Phtzner. Mr Henry Hadley Is
i4g American composer who won the
Fa3erewski prize for his symphony, "Ihh
seasons, and residents Of THIS city ought
10 have an opportunity OF hearing at
least one Of his works played by tie or
chJstra There viii be so soloists at the
urst and dftu concerts. but Paderewski
VIII assist at the December concert, IA
being his only appearance with orchestra
In this city during the present season At
the concert I'm January the sololst Will be
Teresa CarTeuo, the female ltuhinstein,
and unquestiOnably the greatest of Wom-
an pianiSts. For tn" fourth concert. in
February. Fritz kresler, the violin virtu-
$50. has been engaged.
The first Of the musical evenings given
this winter by the three artists Of the
associated Studio. Mr.. Otto TOrney
simon. Mr. Fitzhugh Coyle GUldshorough
and Mr. Felix GarziClia assisted by their
pupils. occurred Thursday evening last
at the residence of Nj. Godsborough,
and was greatly enjoyed ny large and
fashionable gathering Mr.. Simon made
"a few introductory remarks upon the
value o. cooperative work in the musical
profession and the object in view OF the
formation OF the Associated Studio. and
Nj GoldsboTuuZh gave short discourse
on musical conditions in Vienna. A must
cal program followed. which included the
Handel Sonata in y Major for violin
and piano by MessTs. GOdsbOrough and
Garziglia. aria OF Pergoiese and aria
rom Lucia" by Miss Katherine Ermy.
N!tChs Dance, by Mcdowell, and
Finale OF b Minor Sonata, Chopin:
plano solos by Miss Elizabeth Winston;
Air for String, Bach. and Zephyr
OF Hubay' violin solos by Mr. Colds
borough. Second Novelette," of Schu
mann, piano solo by Mr.. Garzislia.
Miss Marian MacFaH. the soprano, sang
a selection at the Emmanuel Baptist
church recently which excited much ia
vorable comment. II is entitled Great
Is Thy Love and is an adaptation OF
the music Of still vie die Nacht." by
BOhr. The accompaniment was played
upon the piano by Mrs. Dickinson and
Nr. Percy :. Foster added an lmprovised
abi!sato upon the organ
At the reading room for the blind last
thursday recital was given by Nine
Anita Heineck-Lloyd, assisted by Miss
EtAei Fischer. Miss Roberta Amiss and
Mss Nell McNeal Nine. Lloyd sang
Elsa's Dream from Lohengrin: a waltz
song 'FarIa." by Arditi; Good Bye, "
Tosti, Like The Rosebud" by La Forge;
''Standchen," by Richard Strauss and
strumentaI numbers were "Pierrette." by
Chaminade, played by little Ethel Fisher;
"Hunoresque. by Chaminade. Roberta
Amiss' impomptu by Chopin La
Won Unschuld was to have contributed
some numbers. but was prevented from
appearing by severe cold
The choir of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church will give a series
Of evenings with the choir. which will
take place on the last Sunday of each
month beg inning october p. On each of
these occasions the choir will give seleC-
lions from the great oratOrios, Haydn's
Creation" being the first one to be heard. !
Among the solos 10 be given from this
oratorio will be with Ferdure Clad.
which will be sung by Mrs. Nellie Will
on Shir-Cliff
Miss Bertha Hansen sang the offertory
solo at the Mt Pleasant Congregational
Church last Sunday morning Her selec
ton was Marsh's setting of the words
The Lord is my Light
\ number of the best local singers will
%
the Church of the Holy Comforter in a
grand concert at Carroll Institute Hall
Friday, October -, under the objection
Of Mrs. lana c. Holland There will be
solos by Mrs. Dayelle Taylor Welsh. Ir.
Charles z. Myers. Mr.. Dana c. Holland.
Nr. Arthur d Mayo and Mrs. Holland,
reading by .L-sS Violet Pearson and sew
eral numbers by the Philharmonic quar-
tet. The quartet this season will consist
II Mrs. Daye!e Taylor WEIGH. first So
prano; Mrs. sydney HOllingsworth. second
soprano, Miss Lillian Cherowith. first
cuntraltO. and Mrs. Dana G. Holland, sec
ond cont-altO. Some dialect songs will be
rendered by Mr. Aloysius Fennell. ir. The
R-5ew orchestra will play several num-
BEES under the direction of Mir H w.
Weber, and Mrs. John G. Klein and Mr.
Wiham Crawford Will act as aCcompa-
uists.
\ new male quartet has been organized
composed Of George V. BIakney. first
tenor, Nelson 7. Meyer. second tenor; Mr..
Atkins. baritone. and George Rollins
bass. Their principal work will be with
the Hope Lodge Of Masons.
Miss Neosha Gary was the soloist at the
Washington Heights Presbyterian Church
recently. her selection being Calvary"
by Paul Rodney. Today at the morning
service she will sing ''HumbIy Before
Thee. - Willard.
The first studio recital Of the present
season given ny Mr.. Oscar Franklin
Coms,pck occurred last Tuesday evening
He vas assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dc-e Apple and the following program
was given. The Lord Is A Man Of War
duet from Israel in Egypt" HandeD
Theodore Thomas Apple and Mr. Com
stock. Il 1 INK You and Love" Il
Hid Ny Love Cd Nardeiot. Mrs. Apple:
Hear Ne. Ye Winds and Waves Han-
deb. Mr.. Apple, two movements from
sonata IN Il minor Chopin Mr. Com
stock. My Heart 10 Hear Thy Voice"
from samson and De.ilah" Saint Saens)
Mrs Apple; Romanza" from Simon Boo
Canegra NerdD, It amo anCora" CTostD,
Song of the Sword" from Tufano
tC!ough-L Fighter. Mr.. Apple: Twin
stars tCAaminadeb. Calm as the Night"
Goethe Mr.. and Mrs. Apple.
Mr.. r. Allen Terrell, the weI-known
tenor and the director Of music in the
metropolitan Presbyterian Church. has
been engaged as tenor sOIoist for the rem
Ceriug of the Messiah" by the Oratorio
Society % the University Of Wooster AZ