Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20

tan and Isolde Wagner): "Nimmersa tie
Liebe" Unsuitable Love-. Eur Rub " To
Rest, Hugo Wolf; 'Mein Schatzelein (My
Little SweethearD, Max Roger; "Aller-
seelen' (All-souls' Day. and ''Standchen"
(Serenade). Richard Strauss. Miss Drew
was assisted by Miss Pearl Waugh. who
was a most skillful accompanist.
Mrs. Routt-Johnson-Mann presented
Miss Gladys Strong IN recital last evening
at her residence on Belmont road. Miss
Strong, who for two seasons was piano
soloist at the auditorium. Ocean Grove,
with Tall Esen Morgan. played an ambi-
tious and exacting program. including
81 Chopin; first movement of the Pa
thetique Sonata (Beethoven: "Schat-
tentanz' (MacDowelD "Nachtstucke"
tSchupanm, ''Scherzo." OPP. 16. No. 2
N1endelssohm; ''Tannhauser" (Wagner-
Raft.
The Musurgia Club. encouraged by the
unqualified approval of competent musi-
clans at it's recent concert. is hard at work
preparing for the second recital. which
viii be given in February. One reason
assigned for the clubs success is the
strong interest each member shows in the
society and the confidence placed in Mr.
Priest, the musical director. The clubs
first concert. in addition to meeting the
hopes of its musical friends, proved a
Mr.. Fitzhugh Coyle GoIdsborough, son
of DIR. and Mrs. GOldsborough of K street
who was engaged last fall as a member of
the faculty of the Toronto Conservatory
of Music. gave his first public recital there
last week before an audience that crowded
the hall to the DOORS and at the close of
the recital accorded him an ovation. His
program included the Concerto in e minor
Max Bruch). Rondo de Lutins (BaZzinD
Berceuse CMrs Lawrence Townshend
Zephyr Hubay). air for the G string
(Bach). HumOreSque DvOrak).
For the first time in the history Of the
society the st. Cecilia Society of Rome
the most elite and exclusive musical or
ganiZation in Italy. has engaged an Amer
lean as one of the so'oists at its concerts.
The fortunate American is Francis Mac
Millen. the viOinist, who seems to be du-
plicatins in Europe this year his successes
In America last year MacMillen will play
at the ST. Cecilia concert to be given in
February under the patronage of the
Dowager Queen Margarita.
The Trinity Church bazaar at the old
Masonic Temple was featured Thursday
evening by an interesting musical and
dramatic program, under the direction of
Mrs. Christine w. Dunlap 1t was open
ed by piano performance by Mr.. Nor
man Esputa DAILY. who played Second
Valse" Goddard. and a 'Serenade"
Charlton Howarth. sang THE Holy
City" and "Werner's Parting Song" &C
companied on the piano by Mr.. DAILY.
The Thomas Mandolin Club consisting
of Mrs. Gertrude B. Thomas, Mr.. c.
Austin Thomas. the Misses Cole. Proctor.
the piano. pleased the audience with kiss
of Spring Waltz" and "Bostonian Two
Step" as an encore. Miss Lillian Cheno-
with sang The Sweetest Flower That
Blooms and Loves Passing to the
skillfu1 piano Interpretation of Mrs. l.. II.
Wilder. Mr. Charles n. Blacks solos.
THE Little Woman and The Heart
Bowed Down." from THE Bohemian
Girl accompanied on the piano by Mime.
Esputa Daily. were thoroughly enjoyed.
monologue. The Telephone" which met
with great applause. At the close Nine.
E.sputa DAILY sang with great feeling
Dear Heart. 1 Love Thee" accompanied
by Mrs. Wilder.
home at her studio last Sunday evening.
when she was assisted in receiving her
guests by her sister. Miss Miller, and by
Miss Olive Demarest. The musical pro-
gram included "Marche Funebre" (cho-
PIN. Miss Ruth Ebaugh: absent" It'll
Death" My Dear" group Of songs. by
Mr.. Earl Temple. tenor: "a Birthday"
1.-THE Elves" Miss Sallie Mason, sopra-
no: "Impromptu." "Marche Militaire'
(SchuberD. "Etude. c Major" (Chopin),
Autumn (Chaminade). Miss Olive De-
marest: II Hid My Love-" IT Know.
HILL" Miss Hazel Franklin, soprano;
Melody" (MoszkowskD. "Berceuse"
Chopin. Miss Roberta Tefft: "a La Bien
Annie" (Shutt). Miss Katharine May
Brooks: "A Resolve" Mr.. Richard p.
Backing. The accompanies of the even
ing were Miss Demarest Miss West, Miss
Mason and Mr. II. Mack. Among the
guests were Commissioner West and Miss
West and Mr. and Mrs Earl Goodwin of
New York.
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