Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-02

support entirely q mothers cslb OF twenty
members at NOVEL; House. Located at 1913
II street northeast. Besides giving their
times to the work, these young ladies
furnish lunches. sewing naAtsrial. ETC., 70
the members Of the club. It was IN the
interest Of this work that this Enusical
were as follows: "Poionaise." In b major
(Liszt. Katherine McNeal; ''Hlaye Song
fDel Rego). Miss Hazel Franklin: enoores.
Absent" and 20 Fair. Q Sweat and Holy
lcantor,: violin solo. "capriceic." Mr..
Ada" Miss Edna Sheehy: piano solo
| (Mendeissohn,. Mrs. Pearson Marsh; vio-
| lin solo. "Canzunetta" n'Anhrosia):
| ''Mazurka" tWieniawskD. Mr.. Anton Kas-
accompaniment.
Mr.. Anton Gloetzner is preparing q re-
cital, in which he will ba assisted by Mics
Minna Heinrichs: the program to be made
up entirely of Mr.. Gtoetzner's own COM
positions. 1t will be given at the Friday
Morning Club March 10.
The regular meeting Of the Organfsts
and Choirmasters' League Of the diocese
of Washington will take place Wednesday
evening at the studio Of Mr.. Oscar Frank
OF the occasion. after the election OF ON
GERS. will he paper read by Mr. H. H.
Freeman. orgsnist OF st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Lafayette square.
Mr.. Raphael Koester's monthly pupils
recital took place last week at his artis-
ttcaliy arranged studio on lat street. The
program consisted Of piano and violin Sc
lections, and the playing Of tho young
students showed careful training on the
was present.
The residence Of Mr.. II. ". Weber, di-
rector of the Rebsw Orchestra, was q
scene of festivity Thursday evening last
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Weber. The
Rebew Orchestra, fifty strong. was present
and contributed several musical numbers,
among them The Welding Of the Winds'
of Normandy" and THE Bohemian Girl
1t also rehearsed for the hrst time two
movements OF q concert waltz by Mr..
Hopewell, concert master Of the orches-
ira. the composition being still In manu-
script Mr.. and Mrs Weber were the re-
cfpients Of some handsome cut glass IS
souvenirs Of the occasion.
Mrs. George Idppitt will leave Tuesday
for New York. where she will spend two
weeks. During her absence her place in
will be filled by Mrs. Shaw.
The choir OF st. Johns Episcopal
Church. Georgetown, Will give q special
song service Sunday evening next.
Miss Bertha Hanson. soprano, will leave
Thursday next for New York as she has
been engaged to sing at q musicale at tho
residence OF Mrs. Joseph Wood OF Mount
Vernon.
generous program OF good music was
furnished last night at the Washington
tor. assisted by Mrs. Bertha Ideas Stod-
dard. violinist. The piano numbers were:
Spanish Dance. four hands, Misses Mil
dred Adams and Ida Adams: Cradle
Ian. Hungarian Battle Song fReinhold.
Miss Helen Going: Petit BoIero" IRA
vina) Miss Eloise 0rme; ''Serenade" Def
feryl. Mr.. Dennette Adams; 'Pensee
rer: "Aquarelle" Gosefry). Mr. Frede rick
Knight: "Polonaise" (Lack,. Miss Evelyn
O6utt: "Chacone" Durand}. Miss Jessie
Armes: Hunting Song (Mendelssohnl.
ard : %urmxr Aua% zephyrs
marn): Tarantelle" (Heller). Miss Bessie
Baker: Fantasia Impromptu" Chopin.
Miss Marcia Armstrong; Scherzo In b
minor (Chopin). Miss Julia Peck. At the
conclusion Of the pupils numbers Miss
Bestor and Mrs. Bertha Lucas Stoddard
played that charming suite for violin and
piano by Schuett which they gave recent
ly at the Friday Morning Club.
In the list Of names sent to the musical
editor Of The Star OF the musicians who
SO kindly volunteered their services at
the concert given at Broolsland recently
for the teacherS' annuity fund the name
Of Miss Alma Krouse was Inadvertently
omitted Miss Krouse Ia y pianist OF abii-
ity and gave 2 very cleditable rendition
of one Of Channinade's most serious com.
positions. the concert etude 'Autumn"