Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-22

loists at the D. A. r. meeting at the Eb-
bitt House last week. when he was heard
in q group of Mcdowell numbers. be-
sides playing the accomplishments for Mr..
George Huntress. a young violnist. Mr..
Daily and Nine J. ESputa-Daly will give
a series Of Sunday afternoon at homes
beginning today. They will be assisted
by Miss Janet Hayes, Mrs. Blanche Mat
tingly Rogers, Miss Evelyn Croggan, Miss
Mary Creecy, Mr.. Charles Black and Mr..
Robert Patterson.
Miss Lillian Chenoweth, contralto, will
be the soloist at the Short Story Club
Tuesday evening. singing "Ashes of
Roses by Mary Knight Wood. She will
be accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
GreenStreet.
The kaspar-Lent String Quartet will
play again this evening at the special
service for men at the church of the
Covenant. Their selections will include
three numbers for strings and orchestra.
Funeral March Chopin. Andantino lie
mare). Sunset Melody Vincent, and a
violin solo. Cavatina (Bohm), by Mr.. An
ton kaspar.
the New Willard this season offer pro
grams of highest order and include some
OF the worlds greatest artists. These
concerts are supported entirely by sub
ScTlpllOn ana PROMISE 10 De Inc feature
of the musical and social life of Washing
ton each season. The programs as ar
ranged are: First musical, Miss Geraldine
Farrar fprima donna of the Metropolitan
Grand Opera and T. Adamowski. violin
list; second musical. "A Song Cycle for
midas love lyrics, first time in Wash
ington, with Nine. Corinne Rider elsey.
soprano: Miss Janet Spencer. contralto:
Mr.. Thomas Evans Green. tenor; Mr..
Cluade Cunningham, baritone. and MIR.
Bruno HUM at the piano. Third musical.
NJ Bonci. tenor of the Metropolitan Grand
Opera and Miss Ada Sassoli. harpist.
Fourth musical. the Hess-Schroeder String
Quartet in chamber concert composed
OF Mr. Willy Hess. solo violinist and
concertmaster of the Boston Symphonic
-=--sce~.r-,e==z-.. Mr.. Alvin Schroeder. solo
cellist. late of the kneisel Quartet;
Mr.. Theodorowicz, second violinist late
of the Kneisel Quartet: Mr.. .--''tf
Tertis. viola and Miss Susan Metcalf.
soprano. Fifth musical Mr.. NJ. Gilbert.
by request baritone OF the Manhattan
Grand Opera Company, assisted by a we'll
known pianist to be announced
Among the subscribers are Mrs. John
Hay, Mrs Ackert, Mrs. Audenreid. Mrs.
Perry Belmont Mrs. c. c. Glover. Mrs.
Calderon Carlisle. Mrs. Murray Cobb. Mrs.
NJ j. Colbert Mrs. Chauncey Depew.
Mrs. A. l.. Downing. Mrs. John Joy Edison.
Mrs. Stephen IS. Elsins, Richard Ely. Miss
Mary roster, MISS margaret 1dle, MISS
Annie NJ. Lawrence. Miss Mary S. Law
renee. Mrs. Thomas Nj. Gale, Mrs. Angus
tus r. Gardner. Mrs. Edward II. Gheen,
Mrs. William Curtiss Hill, Mrs. Thomas
b. Hutchinson. Mrs. George Huff. Mrs.
William IL. Irwin. Mrs. Clarence Moore
wood Of Boston. Mrs. John Hudson Poole,
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wylie. Mrs. w. p
Hall, Mrs. Alexander Stewart. Mrs. Flor
ence Baxter. Mrs. Stanley Matthews. Mrs
Mrs. Julian James, Mrs. Hennen Jennings,
Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mrs. Frank .. Lowden,
Mrs. James Lowndes Mrs. Nicholas
Luqner. Mrs. L. t. Mann. Mrs. d. p
Mccartney, Mrs. John X. Mclean. Mrs.
j. w. McMurray. Mrs Harry III. Meyers
Mrs. Henry Kirke Porter. Mrs. Charles
Parrish, Mrs. Myron NJ. Parker. Mrs. B.
F.. Pilson Mrs. George Pullman. Mrs
Alexander Mrs. Shepherd. Mrs. George
Shiras, Mrs. John w. Thompson, Mrs.
Mrs. Hugh Wallace. Mrs. n. P. Wheeler,
Mrs Guy Fairfax Whiting. Mrs. Edward
Stellwagen, Mrs Strother Smith Mrs.
Wickersham. Mrs. Balloch. Mrs. Wilder.
Parsons. Mrs. William z. Clark. Mrs.
G. w. Logan. Mrs. Francis Gordon Cum
ming, Mrs. l. 7. Thornburgh, Mrs. Ed
ward Mccormick Greene of Virginia, Miss
Mary Fogs and Miss Saville.
The Mendelssohn Club, composed of the
pupils in the piano class of Miss Berda
Stewart Wilson, gave its first musical
for this season at her home in Park road
last Saturday afternoon. The program
was as follows: "Scherzo' (Engelman).
little Jean Ayler: "Valse'' CWilliams),
Miss Edna r. Bushey: Little Hungarian
Piece (Engleman. Miss Catherine Nj.
Touge; Evening Song" lsabathiD. Mas
ter Roger D. Gessford; La Fountaine''
(Bohm). Miss Selma Yost; "Das Sou
venir" Iichner). Miss Esther /. Murphy;
Morning Greeting" GurlitD. Master
Ralph A. Weschler: Minuet (Pade-
rewskD, Miss Dorothy Gessford; ..Au
Matin" (Godard). Miss Ruth l.. Ayler;
''Etude" (WallenhaupD, Miss Virginia &.
Coleman; "Nocturne,' op. 81 tChopin),
Miss NJ. Hazel Chisholm: Autumn" op.
ID Chaminade). Miss George Bell Earn
shaw.
Mr. Edgar Priest. a. r. NJ. c. NJ. will
give the second organ recital at st. Pauls-