Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-22
MUSICAL MENTION.

George F. Dudley, who is also rector of the
| church, tenor AMI choir director; Mr. Ii. NJ.
Ialmadge. bass with Mrs. D. w Brown at
| the organ.
| Mr.. and Mrs Herman Rakemann returned
| to the city last week from Asbury Park
put left again for a short stay at the
jamestown exposition.
Mr.. Raphael Rooster has been engaged TO
take charge of the vocal department of
Madison Hall Seminary
The musical faculty at the Laise-PbilIins
school for Girls. which is located at 1921
connecticut avenue consists of DIR. Anton
Gloetzner and Mr.. Frank Gebest, for piano
and pipe organ: Miss Julia GoodaII and
Miss Gladys Wright. piano; Mrs. Otis ID.
SWEET, voice culture; Prof. Anton Kaspar
violin and Mr.. Lawrence Callan, mandolin
and guitar.
Miss Nell McNeal, who has just returned
from weeks visit to the jamestown ex-
position. has been re-engaged an accom-
PIANIST in the vocal department Of the Uni
versity Of Music and Dramatic Art
The plans of the Boston Symphony Or
chestra for the coming season are now
| complete. 1t will give the usual twenty
four public rehearsas and twenty-f four CON
certs In Boston. the usual ten in New York.
six in Cambridge. five each In Philadelphia
Brooklyn. Baltimore and Washington and
three each In Providence and Worcester
Miss Ludia Hughes has returned to the
city from summer spent at Brookfield
Center. where she In attendance upon
the summer music school conducted at that
place by Mr.. H. W. Greene of New York.
DUNG the closing week of the summer
school Miss Hughes gave a recital in which
she scored a decided success
Mrs. George II. Clarke, who is well re-
numbered here as Miss Harriet Crum. gave
an interesting musicale in her home at Can
ton, Ohio. .recently. when she presented to
her friends two young musicians, Miss Irva
Dine and Karl Edward Rackle. pianist
Mrs Clarke is niece OF Mrs. Walter Well
man. and while in Washington always
made her home with that family. Since
her marriage she has been holding a prom
inent church position in Canton and is the
leading spirit in their local musical affairs
Mr. s Frederick Smith, who for several
seasons past has been identified with the
music at the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church. has recently been engaged as
organist and chormaster of Trinity Church,
Portsmouth. Va. and will assume his new
duties october l. Mr. Smith will continue
organist of Convention Hall, jamestown
exposition. giving three rectals each week
on the Moiler organ until the end of the
exposition.
The University of Music and Dramatic
Art. which began it's fourth year September
l6. includes in its faculty the following
teachers: Nine. Marie Won Unschuld-
Lazard. piano; Mr.. Fl. II. Freeman organ:
Mr.. Daniel Breeskin. violin: Mr. Ernest
Lent. cello: Mr. p. Pfarr. double bass: Miss
Clara C. Ross. harp: Mr. Robert Seel, flute:
Mr.. Fred Patzschke oboe: Mr.. ]. l.. Van
poucke. clarinet: Mr.. Henri p Werres |
bassoon: Mr.. Albert V. Wacker French /
horn: Mr.. Walter F. Smith. trumpet: Mr. |
Harry A. Stone. trombone: Mr.. Samuel |
Johnson. drums: Mr.. w. III. Santelmanr /
military music. The piano department is |
exclusively under the teaching of Nine |
NJ. Won Unschuld: the vocal department I'M |
der Signor Napoleone CareZZi and Miss |
Edith Pickering; the dramatic art depart
French. under Nine. Blanche Bment: |
German. Fraulein A. Lindinger, and Italian |
Signor Lanzilli. The public school teachers |
training course is under Mrs Cordelia A |
johnston. The plano teachers training !
course an attractive feature, is also in |,
the capable hands of Nine. Won Cnschuld |
and has already number OF students A
valuable addition to the faculty of the uni |
versity Is Herr Heinrich Hammer the
well-known conductor of several prominent
European Orchestras. who came over 70 this
country to lead orchestras at the James,
town exposition.
A unique and delightful entertainment was
given on Wednesday evening last at the
Eastern Presby terrain Church for the bene-
fit of the flower fund, under the direction
of Miss Jennie Smith, who has charge of
the junior department of the Sunday school. |
cantata called "A Picnic in Fairyland"
was presented by the little folks before |
q large and justly enthusiastic audience |
Among those taking part were Louise Smith,