Evening star., 1908-01-19
MUSICAL MENTION.

A profusion Of good things in the way
Of music sarranged by Miss Maud Tai
madge, was the CHEF attraction at the
musical tea given Wednesday last at
the home OF Judge and Mrs. Hustled. on
FalrInont street. The program was
opened by Mrs. True. who gave Men
delssohn selection. and she was followed
by Miss Bessie Thurman. who sang II
But Knew" and MY Jeanie' told
SCOTCH. Others contributing to the pleas
urc of the occasion were the Misses
Droop. who rendered some selections for
violin and plane: Miss Estele Gulick.
contralto. who sang For the Sake of the
Past and Sweet Miss Mary" Miss
Alice Barnes, Il Love YOU from THE
Rureomaster:" Nine Heinick-L Lloyd.
dramatic soprano. '.Elsas Dream" from
.'Lohengrin.'' waltz song by Leo Stern
and group of English songs. with Miss
Ouida Wheelock at the piano: Mrs.
Frances Wainwright contralto. sang with
great expression. THE Mighty Deep
(Jude). THAT Day. (Roma). Sweet Re-
pose" Howe) and The Song of the
D'Hardelot. Il Have Something Sweet
TO Tell you Mrs. Herbert Dill. "Wh ether
BY Day" tTschaikowskyD: Miss Lillian
Lewis. Loves Rapture and Charming
Marie" Mr.. Philip Lee scantling, Deep
Eyes SO Deep and the program closed
with a duet. My True Love Hath Ny
Heart ,MarziaD. Miss Helen Mcleod
and Miss Marian Mccoy. with Mrs. Mac
Ieod at the piano The musical program
was varied by some amusing recitations
by Mr.. Callow Special interest attached
to Mr. Scanting's number. as the words
were by Post Wheeler and the music a
very recent composition by Mr.. ScantllnS
himself and still in manuscript. Mrs.
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| the occasion, and IL would be difficult TO
say too much in praise of her work. The
entertainment was for the benefit OF Inc
Episcopal Eye and Ear lnfmary. and
| netted a goodly sum-
| Cards have been issued for the January
studio recital by Mr. Oscar Franklin
Comstock and his pupils. which takes
will play three movements from Mac
| Dowelrs Sonata Tragica. Tie re
| mainder of the program will be new
song cycle entitled THE Romance OF
the Year. by Bertram Shapleigh. SUNG
by quartet of promising singers-Miss
Mabel Harnden, Miss Helen Bane, Mr.
r. Barton Easily and Mr. Frederick A.
Fletcher.
j The program of the Friday Morning
Music Club last week was given by Mr.
Arthur Whiting. pianist and composer, OF
New York. and the numbers were as fol
lows: Sonata, c minor. Menuetto, G
major and Sonata, majcr, Scarlatt
| audon, Rameau (16S3-118D; Sarabande
and Gavotte from English suite. G minor
Bach Q6s5-1750D; ALA Turea from So
nata, major, Mozart Ql56-119D. ant
minor. op. u.s. Intermezzo. f fiat major
op. III and Scherzo, E fiat major op.
Brahms QS33-1S9O.
Miss Cryder announces the appearance
in Joint recital of Josef Hofmann anG
Fritz Kreisler Friday afternoon. April a
at the Columbia Theater.
At the banquet OF the Sons of America
at the Arlington Hotel Wednesday even
ing last the musical part OF the enter
| tainment was furnished by the Philnar
monic Quartet and 1t proved to be mos
attra ctive feature. Owing to the illness
OF some of the members. the quartet ha
recently been reorSanized and now con
sists OF Mrs Dayelle Taylor Welch. frs
soprano: Mrs William Keye Miller. sec
ond soprano: Miss Lillian Chenowith, iirs
contraIto. and Mrs. Dana c. Holland
second contralto. with Mr.. Harr.
| Wheaton Howard. director and accom-
PIANIST Their piece de resistance on th
| occasion was the Spinning Song from
Tine Flying Dutchman, and. in respons
TO most enthusiastic applause. they CAV
an old favorite Annie Laurie. follow
ing that with "Rockin' in d, Win" b,
Burleigh.
Mrs Belts announces the appearance il
recital of Mrs. Jennings reader. and Mis-
Hansen, soprano under distinguished pa
tronage at the Arlington Hotel Thurs
day, January 23. Miss Hansen's mum
bers will include Mozart's Non mi dir:
LISTS Die LoTelei,'' Richard Strauss
..Standchen' and several English song.
refreshingly unfamiliar
Miss Aileen Miller substituted last Sun
day al the organ OF the Westm nster Me
mortal PRESBYTERIAN Church for Mrs