Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08
MUSICAL MENTION.
pleasure of the occasion by some instru-
mental numbers.
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pleasure OF the occasion by some instru-
mental numbers.
The program given at the Friday Morn-
Ing Club last week was made up entirely
from the compositions Of Mendelssohn and
was as follows: Scotch Symphony op.
56, arranged for pianos eight hands, and
POGO agitato. 2. Vivace non troppo, g.
Adagio and Finale, pianos. Mrs. Kendall,
Mrs. Byrnes, Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs.
True; strings, Miss Heinrichs. Mrs. Lewis,
Miss Chittenden. Miss Sewall and Mr..
Lent; vocal duets. '.Mai Glockchen."
''Gruss," Miss Brickenstein and Mrs. Day;
concerto In e minor for violin, op. 81. 1.
Allegro motto appassionata, 2. Andante,
3. Allegretto non troppo. Allegro motto
vtvace. Mrs. Bertha Lucas Stoddard and
Mrs. Williston Hough (piano): Hear Ye,
Israel and ION Wings of Song" Miss
McEwen.
An interesting entertainment was given
at Scottish Rite Hall recently. when the
Following program was given: Pas Re-
-Four Leaf Clover" (BrownelD, and
Daisies" Haw!ey>. Miss Paulina Beck
man: "My True Love Hath My Heart"
(Molioy) and Tuscan Folk Song" Gear
rachD. Mrs: Parkinson and Miss Picker
ing; THE Bachelors Growl." Mr.. Moore;
son; Alteration Telma). Mr.. S. T.
Houchen; "Epaminondas," Sara C. Bry-
ant Why the Morning Glory Climbs"
Miss Bertha Teller; "Remember'' Haw-
Bohml. Miss Edith Pickering. Mrs. Dor
othy Houchen-Baxter and Miss Jewell
Crooks were the accompanies.
A new cantata, Ruth. the Cleaner" by
Mr.. S. F. Compton. will have its first pres
W Tho hAtr h. L n
Episcopal Church of Falls Church, Va,
March IL under the direction of Mr.. Cav
Camp. This Is the first lengthy compost
ton by Mr.. Compton. It is still in manu-
script and is said to be work of real
merit. The choir will be supplemented on
this occasion by selected voices from the
other local choirs, Miss Emma Seaman,
the soprano of the Presbyterian Church
rendering the principal solos. There will
BE forty voices in all and the instrumental
full orchestra made up Of musicians from
the city. This choir under Mr. Camp gave
an admirable rendition last season of
Christ and His Soldiers by Farmer,
and 1t Is expected that their efforts Of this
year will be no less successful.
The sixth and last public rehearsal of
the Rebew Orchestra, under the direction
Of Mr.. H. w. Weber. was held last Mon
day evening in the lecture room Of the
DeInR
filled to OVERLOOKING by an appreciative
audience: The program consisted OF:
March, Seeing Paris" (Mougeot); over
ture, BLACK Queen" (white); contralto
solo solo; Go Co., Sweet Day" tKate Van
Blue Danube (Strauss); flute and violin
duet. "Serenade." La Berceuse" (Gou-
nod. romance. Call Me Thine own
Halvey). Mr.. Henry Hazard and Mr.. 3.
Gangey): tenor solo. Merry Poverty"
Bohm), Mr.. ]. G. Klein; marc. Battle
of the Waves (HalD. Mrs George L.
Beller and Mrs. ]. g. Klein were the ac-
companists.
The bellies and beaux Of Washington so.
cial circles are diligently at work rehears.
Ing the musical comedy. 1.-THE Prince OF
Parchesi." which will be given for one
benefit Of the Junior Republic. The cast
will include Mrs. Lee Philips, who will
take the part of the dashing widow; Mrs
Devry Stewart. DR.. Alfred Hopkins, Mr.
Andrew Bradley. Mr.. Philip Lee scant-
interesting feature Of the performance
will be the Interpolation Of two SONGS,
1.-THE Land Love- and when You're
in Love-" which will have their first pres
entation to the Washington public. '1he
Land Love" Is for tenor solo and mele
chorus, and both songs are new and UNI
published compositions by Mr.. Philip Lee
Scantling. the well-known tenor, the
words having been written by Mr. Hall
Stoner Lusk, a young Washington at
torney.
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld. who pre-
sented last week Roberta Amies, Will
present on the evening of April 3. Mil
dred Kolb in a piano recital at the w ash
ington Club. This girl who is only thir-
teen years old, is one of tie youngest
pupils, but Nine. Won UnschuId predicts
for her the most brilliant future as
concert pianist Her power and tempera-
ment are already now astonishing. and
she always electrified her audiences In
the many engagements she had during
the last four years. Her program will In