Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13

gave a musical and bazaar last Wednes-
day. realizing handsome sum, which
will be donated to charity. The musical
program included the following numbers:
Rose Gahan; 'L'Elegant." piano solo
(Wachs), Miss Sallie Kelly: piano solo.
Joyous Harp" Gichner), Miss Amelia
Stegmaier: violin solo. 'Intermezzo"
Spring DiehD. Miss Anne Scott; "Etude'
Czerny) and 'Mazurka de Concert
Pessaid). Miss Elizabeth Coad; piano
duet, "Marche Triumphate" fRathburn).
Miss Antoinette Ray and Miss Rita Keane;
Caprice. op. 16. No. 3 Mendelssohn), Miss
Catherine O'Day; "Papillon'' (Wilson G.
SMITH, Miss Florence Kelly; duo. "An-
dante (Schumann), Miss Christabel Hill
and Miss Victoria CARED; violin solo,
"Baracarole" (Stohr). Miss Regina Con-
Ioelling), Miss Rita Keane; Fantasque.
lie Cavalier" (Godard), Miss Christabe
Hill.
Mr.. Joseph Kaspar was an interested
visitor at the rehearsal of the RubinSten
Choral Club last Wednesday morning and
expressed himself most enthusiastically
about the work Of the club. He has also
invited them as body to do the choral
work in the Ninth SYMPHONY of Bee
thoven, which will be given at one of the
concerts by the Philadelphia Orchestra
later in the season. 1t is expected that
the Musurgia Club will sing with the
Rubinstein Club and the Philadelphia Or
chestra on this occasion.
The recital at the reading room for
the blind Thursday was given by Nine.
Won Unschuld, assisted by Miss Hyatt
Of Music and Dramatic Art. Nine Won
Unschuld played the 'Scherzo'' in b
minor Chopin, five preludes by Hell
Ter. Hungarian Fantasia" by List, and
for encore. "Gavotte" by Chuck Brahms
One Of the preludes by Heller, the pen
Sketch proved SO attractive to the audi
ence that she was obliged to repeat 1t.
Miss Hyatt was heard I'm ''To Tell Thee
l Love Thee" and In My Garden" by
samuel Little: The Nightingale a
waltz song by Arthur Finn, and 1.-The
Sweetest Flower That Blows" Miss
Katharine McNeal played the accompanl-
ments In satisfactory manner.
Mr.. Otto Torney Simon. at the invita-
ton of the Art Society of Pittsburg, will
deliver his lecture on Beethoven, the
Man, His Art and Ethics" before that
organization December Is. He will be as
sisted in musical illustrations by Mrs
Simon, on the piano. and Mr.. Anton Kas-
par on the violin
The choir Of the Westminster Memorial
Presbyterian Church will sing this morn
ing Harry Rowe. Shelly's "Hark. Hank
~" AouA' All "Hltll Tie toutEdltO SOLOS
will be sustained by Mrs. Victor Thomp-
son, who was at one time a member OF
the choir. but who is now here on visit
from California. The offertory solo Will
be given by Mrs. j. G. Falck. who VIII !
sing. IT Heard the Voice of Jesus Say"
by Bischoff. Mrs. Frank Byram. the
organist and choir director. gave an IL
Illustrated talk on "Die Walkure' before
the kindergarten Association. and Mrs |
Melvina sang several numbers on this
riuip
positions.
Mrs. j. Esputa Daily and Mr. Norman |
DAILY entertained a number of their |
noon at their coy studio The program
DAILY. * DoubIe Los sG"ss lM ey Ymf.
mundl; UNLESS" (caracciolo). AT Twi-
light. tNevin): "Margherta" (Gounod; |
ray; piano solos. first movement from
the Peer Gynt Suite. Opus 81 No. . 4
(Grieg): Butterfly" (Grieg). "Valse' God |
ard. "Serenade'' (Chaminade) "Valse"
lPodinD; baritone solo, Calm as the |
Night (Bohm). Mr. Charles Black.
A pleasant event OF the week was the
musical tea given by Miss Cryder in
honor of Nine Chaminade. the pianist
and composer. A program made up from
Chaminade's own compositions was given
by Miss Marion McFall who sang "Au
Portrait and 'Trahison:" Mrs Warner
Gibbs. who was heard in "A Madrigar'
and TIES douX Baisers:" a chorus of
young ladies. who gave LES Files
d'Arles.'' and Ethel Tozier pianist. who
played the accompaniments besides Civ
ing in fine style Chamnade's Fourth
Waltz as a solo number.
Mrs. George F.. Miller has issued cards
for a studio at home this e-ening at I406
H street northwest.
The cantata of the 'Incarnarion'', by
Adam Geibel, is under rehearsal by the
choir of ST. Michael and Ali Angels
Church. under the direction of Mrs
Henry Hunt Mckee. and will be given
January =, assisted by Mrs. Helen Dono-