Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08

clude: A Beethoven sonata. Weber's I'm
vitation to the Dance" Chopin's "Noc-
turne in C Minor" and Polonaise IN A
Flat Major" Schuberts Trout" quin-
tet and Military March" and Hillens
Concerto in F Minor" of which the or
Nine. Won Unschuld.
Miss Lillian Chenoweth, contralto in
the quartet at Mount Vernon Place NJ.
place last Sunday. after a vacation OF
several weeks. At the night service she
sang Ascher's abide With Me-"
ture which will be given by Mr.. Otto Tor
ney Simon on Ludwig Won Beethoven be-
fore the National Society Of Fine Arts at
the Hubbard Memorial Hall. The lecture
will be given Wednesday evening. March
II, and will be illustrated musically and
dramatically by Mrs. Simon at the piano
and Mr.. Anton Kaspar on the violin.
A well-selected program Of music will
be given by some Of our most popular 10
cal musicians this evening in the post
exchange, at Fort Myer Va. The par
Elephants in the program will be Miss Ly-
dia Hughes, soprano; Mr.. j. Riley STAN
ton. violinist. and Mr.. Bryan Blodgett
pianist.
The Choir Guild of Epiphany Chapel
gave a colonial tea recently in the reeep-
ton rooms Of the parish house, corner Of
10Th and C streets southwest. The rooms
were tastefully decorated with American
flags, booths were erected and festooned
with flowers and the members Of the
choir were all dressed In colonial style
and powdered hair. A musical and liter
ary entertainment was given first, the
concluding number being a medley Of
American songs sung by specially Sc
lected quartet which were enthusiastically
received by the audience. The affair
proved to be financial and artistic sue
cess.
The unpleasant weather was not SUM-
cient to deter the large crowd that turned
out to hear st. Andrews choir sing Gou-
mods setting Of the one hundred and thir-
thieth Psalm. entitled "Out Of Darkness"
The work Of the choir. under the direc-
ton Of Mr.. John Lisle Apple. fully realized
the expectations of their friends the in
depreciation of the cantata being both in
was particularly satisfactory in his work
as soloist. and in the last number. which
consisted Of bass solo and chorus. his res
onant voice and delightfully."- clear enun-
citation showed to great advantage. The
quartet numbers were given by Mrs. Gage.
Mrs. Roberts, Mr.. Schaefer, bass In an
intelligent and satisfactory manner.
The recital to be given by Mr.. Felix
Garziglia at the Columbia Theater on the
The program will be made UP la 1gely of
works by French composers. some Of
them receiving their first presentation be-
fore Washington audience on this &C.
casion. Mr.. Garziglia was the prize pu
pill Of the Paris Conservatory when he
was a student there. and it will be an ex-
cellent opportunity for music lovers to
hear a program OF good French compost
tons interpreted by q French artist who
Is a living exponent of French methods.
pianissimo work. with abundance OF tenn
permanent and sparkling technique He
will be heard in the following numbers:
Sonata Characteristique." op. 81 (Bee-
thoven). adagio. allegro. andante. express
sivo and vivacissimamente: ''Polonaise,"
E fiat minor Chopin; six Preludes''
(Chopin). c minor. E fat major, sharp
minor. c minor. D nat. G minor; LES
Abeilles" (The Bees). 9Th. Dubois; "Ro-
nance" minor. CTschaikowsky): I'm
Sylphes' &C. de Beriot): "Scherzino" &C.
de BerioD: "Etude," enforme de valse
Saint Saens).
A concert will be given for the. benefit of
the Raleigh Thursday. March IL. at 4:3C
pm. The program will consist Of the
Seventh Concerto" op. 76 Ode Beriot).
Elias Breeskln; reading, Herve Rter'
(Browning). Detlow Marthinson; Noe
turne in minor Chopin; "Polonaise."
In A fiat major (Chopiny. Miss Mildred
Kolb: Songs for Children" Miss Alys
Bentley: '.Ziegeunerweisen." op. 20 (Sa-
raste). Elias Breeskin: .'Humoresque"
(Chaminade): "Rhapsodie Hongroise," No.
Uiszt). Miss Roberta Amies.
The Junior Stage Fright Club met last
week at the residence Of Mrs, ScranaRe
on 18th street and the following program
was given by the members: "Des Attends"
and "Aufschwing'' (Schumann). Mr. Eric |
Schilling; "Mazurka" Leschetixky), MRS |
Dixon; "Sei Mir Gegrusst" Schubert |
Liszt). Mrs. Scranage: "Warum' (Schu- |
maEn) and Shadow Dance (MacDow-
elD. Miss Vera Iona Murray: reading on |
Mr.. Scranage: 'W altz" |
and "Eccossaise" (Chopin), |
Miss Florence Herman.
Mr.. Albert Ruppel. who, in addition to |