Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26

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Gamma Page. Miss Brickenstein: assisting
| in chorus. Miss Edwards and Mrs. Bar
nard: string quartet. Miss Heinrichs. Mrs.
Lewis. Miss Sewall. Mr.. Lent: piano quar-
| tet, Mrs. True. Mrs. Byrnes. Mrs. Carpen-
ter Mrs Robbins; piano, Mrs. True.
Miss Edith Pickering spent a part of
the week in New York. where she went to
| meet her brother, who is just returning
from the Philippine Islands and inciden-
tally to make some musical plans for the
summer. During the week Miss Picker
ing was solQist at the Foundry MethO-
dist Church Boys Club and Mrs. Jewell
Downs was the accompanist. Mr.. Treat.
treasurer of the United States, was the
speaker of the evening.
An exceptionally fine musical program
was given under the auspices o. the King 8
Daughters and Sons of the Epiphany
Church Thursday evening in their parish
hall. The program included: Bass solos,
Berceuse. from "Jocelyn" (Godard). Mr..
Ambrose A Durkin; violin obligato by
solo. Il Long for You. dHawiey) Mr..
Harry Stevens: piano solo. preludes. OPP.
%. Nos. 1. 3. (Chopin). Miss Dorothy
Run: baritone solo, Mr.. Otto Luebkert; So
prano solo. My Heart at Thy Sweet
saens). Miss Edna James sheehy: violin
solo. Angels Serenade". Braga). Mrs.
Mabel Montgomery Reilly: ,contralto solos,
sGood,by, Robin (Moir} "ould Plaid
Shaw Shawl Haynsso: Mrs Blanche Muir Dial;
tCampanal. Miss sheehy. Mr.. Stevens
Years at the Spring" Oh. H. Beach), my
Dreams" fTosti'. Miss Edna James
(Jentsch), Miss Dorothy Run: tenor solo,
II Know Lovely Garden" D'Hardelot).
MI. Harry Stevens; contralto solos, Bid
Me to Love" Barnard. He Loves Me-
He Loves Me Not MascagnD. Mrs
Blanche Muir Dalgleish: bass soles, AT
Parting e. H. Rogers). Drink to Me
Only With Thine Eyes. old English. Mr.
Ambrose A. Durkin quartet Goodnight
Beloved" CPinsutD. Miss Sheehy, Mrs
DaIgleish. Mr.. Stevens and Mr. Durkin
Coombs and Mr.. George Herbert Wells.
Miss May Mitchler, prominent piano
teacher of Paola, Kan. who spent part of
Long, has returned 10 her home in Kan
sas. While here she pursued course Of
study with Nine. Won Unschuld.
The Easter program of st. AuEustine's
choir will be repeated today The selec-
tions, which were all we'll rendered, in
Guided Vide Aquam- (Novello): Kyrie and
Gloria (Beethoven) in c.; Graduate, violin
Vent Creator (Wagner); Credo. Sanctus
Benedictus and Agnus Del (Haydn's Six
teenth Mass; Diabelle's Jubilate Dec, for
the offertory. and Giorza's Regina COeli
as occasional.
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler will be the
assisting soloist at the Musurgia Clubs
concert for the benefit Of the Episcopal
Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital at the New
Willard Hotel ballroom Friday evening
May 1. This Is the first year of the Mu-
surgia Club, Washington glee club Of
young men. and as the concert of May
is the most noteworthy one of the clubs
season great effort is being put forth
to make it musical success 1t is par
ticulariy gratifying to have a Washington
soprano sing for the club at its first
large concert. splendid musical pro-
s1sde has has esem arranged which viii in
(Felician David: "The Desert" Might
and Sunrise" (Musurgia Club, assisted by
an orchestra of twelve musicians from the
Marine Band?; solos by Mr. Joseph T.
songs, My Love Is Like a Red Red
Rose" Guttnerl. 1.-The Sandman (Pro-
Thereof. and Sleep. My Lady" GeibeD,
MadrtsA Quartet: solos. "Thy Beaming
nade). Mrs: Ethel Holtzciaw Gawler:
choruses "The Rosary (Nevin). THE
Long Day Closes" (Sullivan). Musurgia
Club; songs (by requesD. 'Marquise. vouz
meo and Juliette" Gounod). Mrs: Ethel
Hoitzciaw Gaw1er): chorus. Land Sight
ing" (Grieg), Musurgia Club, with Incl
dental solo by Mr.. Hicks. conducted by
Mr.. Charles r. Bartlett.
Mr.. Angelo Fronanf spent the Easter
holidays in the city with his relatives. He
returned to New York Thursday.
A largely attended and most success
full recital was given on Wednesday even
ing at Washington College by Mr.. Harry
Peterson Hopkins. assisted by Mrs: Fred
f~Nr D.
Amelia Menefee :0lmstead. pianist. Mr..
Hopkins numbers included Magic Fire
Scene" (Wagner), etude. in G fat op. 10,
No. 5. Chopin; THE Rosary (transcrip-
tom. Nevin: ITO an Ideal" op. %. No. 1
Hopkins): ':Rhapsodie Hongroise.'' No.
8 Niszp. and a, piano concerto in z fiat
with accompaniment on second piano
Hiszt. Mrs. Gilmore was heard in
''Springtide Becker). Roses Gynes).
two little Irish songs. My First Love"
MY Heart at Thy Sweet Voice. Saint
Saens.
An exceptionally fine program of music
was given last Sunday at St. Matthew's
Catholic Church under the direction of
Miss Jennie Glennan, the organist Of the
church. The proper of the mass was
chanted by male voices and at the offer
tory the hymn ''Haec Dies by Granier.
was sung with fine effect by Miss Elise
Davis.
Next Sunday at Westminster Memorial
Presbyterian Church Miss Franceska Kas-
par will sing angels Ever Bright and
Fair (HandeD, the solo to be accompanied
with appropriate stereopticon illustra-
lions.
The next melting of the Unschuld Club
will be held Friday of this week in the
parlors of the University of Music and
Dramatic Art, 134 L street northwest.
at 1915 pm.
The opera of "Fatinitza" by Won Suppe
will be given two nights at the Belasco
Theater, Friday and Saturday. May /
and 2. by the pupils of the Washington
Branch of the Ogden-Crane School of
Opera, New York city. On May the pro-
ceeds will be for the benefit of Company
liam Lewis of Vienna, who takes the part
of Fatinitza. won the scholarship for two
years in the college of music where Mrs..
Henry Hunt Mckee was vocal Instructor.
This scholarship was awarded after rigid
trial of many voices. In the second act
of the opera-the harem scene-Miss Flora
Bernheimer, as one of the wives to IZZet
Pasha, will interpolate a song and dance.
The entire cast is as follows: Count ~
mofey Kautchukon. A. G. Matheson;
Princess Lidia Imanovna, his niece, Mrs.
Turkish fortress, G.. Tterney: Capt. Vasil
Staravien, Frank Clarleaux; cadets-Ivan,
Grace Omara: Nikiphar, Mary Wild: f'e-
dor. Nell Collins; Dimitri. Louise WOrden:
Wasili. S. Dunlap: Michaloff. A. Peterson; 3
Casimir. B. Lipscomb; Gregor. H. Brew
err: Steipann, sergeant, Fernand Petit:
Vladimir Samoiloff. a lieutenant. Lillian