Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-12


city. who will teach the primary classes
and will he the accompa mist for all the
vocal work. Miss Hughes will also sing
the soprano solo parts i'm the oratorios
and concerts given at the institution Rev.
s. NJ. Newman. DID,. who was for twenty
one years pastor of the First Congrega-
tional Church here. has accepted thu
presidency OF this college and will assume
his new duties in September. when all the
new appointments take effect
An interesting and beautifully presented
French play. Les Chaussons Came de
Bretagne. was given by the students Of
the Immaculate Seminary last week The
young ladies'. dressed in typical Brittany
costumes. presented unique ard charm
ing picture. Miss Louise Noonan, as
Mere Piclow, was inimitable. and Misses
Anna kensla, Lucy Russell. Gloria Hunt
Josephine Jeanson and Mabel Sargent are
also deserving of special mention
Senorita Clemencia Mata. who sang the
Romance de Florian." was also very
we'll received
Sunday. April ~. will be the fifty-sev-
enth anniversary Of tho Saengeround. and
special program ~ music is being pre-
pared for the occasion under tn. direction
Of Mrf'. Henry Nander.
Madame Won Unschuld will present,
after Easter Katherine McNesl. who il
the most advanced of her pupils. in q
piano recital. with the following pro-
gram: Sonata Appassonate. Bee
thoven; "Nocturne. Impromptu. Prelude
Chopin: 'Polonaise'' F. major Liszt:
Prelude" Rachmarinoff: "Poupee Val
sante," Poldini: "Campanella'' and
"Rhapsodie No. q" List.
Mildred Kolb. whose playing delighted
her audience much at her last recital
has been engaged to give recital next
Thursday. April Is. at the Congressional
Library, In the room for the blind.
The quartet of the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church, 9th and * streats
northwest. under the direction of Mr..
Edgar Robinson, will render an appro-
pirate program of mHsic next Sunday
morning. when the following numbers will
Dawn" HarperD: duet. 20 Divine Re-
deemer Gounod,. Miss Adele Levers and
Mr.. Glenn: soprano solo, THE Lord is
Risen" nansingD. Miss Levers. The
choir will be assisted by Mr.. Mark Lans-
burg. violinist, who will play a prelude
and postlude. with Mr.. Robinson at the
organ. \
The Ensemble Club Mr.. Lewis Corning
Atwater. director. will sing Stainer's
"Cruci1xion' at the Eastern Presbyterian
Church on the evening of Wednesday.
April 10. The club consists OF the follow
ing well-known singers from the various
choirs of the city: Sopranos. Mrs. Theo-
d dsa + Apple; Mrs; H Herr ., W. Smith.
altos. Mrs. Frederick Sillers. Mrs. D. DIN
Leech. Mrs W. Howard Butterworth and
Mrs. George F. Lippitt; tenors. Mr.. ".
Howard Butterworth. Mr.. Frederick
F. Lippitt: basses. Mr.. Fred ]. Leonard.
Mr.. Herman w. Smith, Mr.. Oliver A.
Phelps and Mr.. Theodore T. Apple. The
.soloists will be Mr.. Butterworth and Mr.
Silers and Mr.. Theodore T. Apple and Mr.
Phelps. The club will also sing the Cruel
fixion'' at the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church. Friday evening. April II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Garziglia entertained
few of their friends at a charming musi-
cal on Friday evening. the occasion being
the first anniversary of their wedding.
Mr.. Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough delight
ed the audience with several violin solos,
among them beihg. 'Humoresque" Dvo-
''Berceuse" (Mrs. Lawrence Townsend)
and the beautiful Adagio from. the cele-
brated concerto by Bruch: Mr. David
kindleberger rendered Nocturne BRAS
SIND and du Etude. by Mendelssohn: Mr..
Martin McHugh was heard in Sonata or
violin by Beethoven; Mrs. Horner gave q
most amusing recitation from "Helen's
Babies. and last, but not least. were
the piano solos contributed by the host
himself. which included a prelude of
Chopin, Etude en- Formes de Valse''
(Saint-Saens) and the Intermezzo in Oc-
taves, by Leschetizsky. At the conclu.
sion of the musical program. the guests
repaired to the dining room which was
prettily decorated for the occasion-color
scheme of pink and green-where refresh
ments were served and a toast to the dia-
mond wedding of the young couple was
offered by Mr.. Goldsborough.
The cantata of "Belsha zzar's Feast" was
given Friday evening at Bethany Baptist
Church. Rhode Island avenue and I'd
street northwest. under the direction OF
mr.. Charles Haydn Chase. The solos were
taken by Mr.. Charles r. Stanley, who
sang the part of Belshazzar. King OF
BABYLON; Mrs. r. L. Henderson, Nitocris:
Clarence H. Sorrel, Daniel; Mrs. John
Lloyd, Jewish maiden; John H. Walker.
iaa Percy Gray. Narrator. and a
diers. Mime. Heinich-Lloyd was to have
sung the part of Nitocr1s, but was unable
TO appear on account of Illness and her
place was filled by Mrs. Henderson.
The program at the Friday Morning
Music Club this week was made nm ~
selections by American Composers. and
was as follows: I'm May, (ioratio pay
Kerr. chorus. under the direction Of Mrs.
Omar arthur Foote): "a Serensde"
ebrockway). Miss Marion Rous; DE
serted" (MacDoweiD: Il Know Hin.
SWhelpley), and DE Sheepfoi" (Theresa
Garrison): Miss Edwards; Concerto Mac
Largo, and Allegro motto. Miss, Virginia
Bestor, with accompaniment on second
piano by Miss Julia Peck; ARIA and
The Coquette" (Brockwayl Mrs Brock
way. Miss McEwen was on the program
Tor two numbers. but was unable to an
pear on account OF Illness and her place
was taken by Mrs. Maxwell, who sang
The Night Has Thousand Eyes
The fourth concert of the Washington
Chorus Club of sixty voices win. occur
Wednesday April %. at. Fifth Baptist
CHURCH., and promises to be a notable r,1u-
sical event Mr.. Palmer has his forces in
nne training. and. the high standing of
the solofsfs fnsures a meritorfous per-
Torrance. Mrs. Annie Grant Fieitt. 30.
prano soloist OF st. Patricks choir; Mrs.
Belle Carpenter Henney of st. Margaret,s.
Harry Stevens of ST. Thomas and Ro-
land Rodrick. baritone, will sing the an
cidental solos. and Mr.. c. E. Heintz q
newcomer from New Orleans, will aIso
sing. Louis A. Potter, jr., will play the
accomplishments.
A. pleasant event of. the week was the
lecture. with interpretations of music,
given Thursday morning by Mrs. Lucia
Gale Barber at the residence of Mrs
Ffoulke. on Massachusetts avenue Mrs
Barber, gowned in Grecian costume. gave
an interesting demonstration Of the latest
ideas in physical culture. while Mr. Car
ziglia rendered appropriate selections on
the piano. The numbers rendered by M
Garziglia. all of which were at the same
time expressed In pantomime by Mrs
Barber. included: A Lullaby, March of
Gondolier CNevin); Morning (from the
Peer Gynt srlite Inv Erieov1 fha