Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31

Farrington: "Deuxieme Polonaise Bril-
| liante" for violin tWieniawskD Miss Eu-
gene de Guerin: march from "Tannhau-
| ser for piano oWagner-Liszt,, Miss Mar
! tina Lindenkohl.
Miss Alice Rurbage will spend the sum
mer at Bar Harbor, the guest of Mrs
/ Musgrave.
Mrs John c. Marin. we'll remembered
| here in both musical and social circles as
Mrs Isabella Rittinger. has been in the
| city recently visiting -siatives. Saturday
| last she received with Mrs John Dalzell
where she met many old and pleasant &C
quaintances.
The pupils Of Miss Buella Beverly Cham
! bers. assisted by Miss Julia Peck soprano
gave their spring recital last week in
Gunston Hall. with the following pro-
(CherubinD. TWO pianos Miss CAROLYN
| Williams. Miss Helen Rhett. Miss Mary
Darrach and Miss Chambers: "Taran-
telle" tRaff, Miss Eelna Hitchcock. with
accompaniment on second piano: Nocturne
(Grieg). Miss Josephine Mason: "Varia-
tons won Wilm). Miss Tuleta Chittim.
with acrompa niment on second piano
song. "Canzonetta" (Haydn). Miss Julia
Peck: Les Preludes." symphonic poem
Giszp. for two pianos Miss Carolyn Viii
Iiszt. Mr.. Bernard Shir-Cnff: 'I.iehe-
stod from Tristan and Isolde" wag-
ner,. for two pianos. Mrs Duff Lewis and
Miss Chambers: "Valse Brilliante' (Mosz-
Miss Tuleta Chittim. Miss Evelyn Ste
rens and Miss Mary Darrach.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans Greene
have left for the Pacific coast. Mr..
Greene made his early reputation as
singer in California and has a host OF
friends and admirers there. He has been
engaged to sing the leading tenor roles
with a summer opera company In that
section for the present season
Mrs A. D Melvin will be the soloist
at the Mount Pleasant congregational
Church this evening singing "Byelow.
My Baby" by Ella HERMAN Melvin.
The executive committee Of the Rubin
stein Club will hold meeting tomorrow
afternoon. On account OF the phenom-
email success of It's first concert PROPOSE
ton has been made 10 it to give con-
cert early In June for one of the local
charities. Unless the club decides to &C
cent this proposition tomorrow's meeting
will be the last until fall.
The Rebew Orchestra. under Mr.. II. W.
Weber. director. gave A grand concert
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall for
the benefit Of the International Order of
Good Templars. The program opened
with the overture to "Orphens' .tOffen-
bach) and this was followed bv a So
prano solo "Sing. Smile and Slumber
iGouncd) by Miss Stella Irene RAYMOND.
who also PLAYED her own violin obligato.
In response 70 the applause she gave as
an encore Happy Days" Other numbers
on the program we're: Waltz. Sounds
From the Valley" tSeiden. Rebew Or
chestra; a tenor SOLO. by Mr. Thomas L,
Jones a flute and French horn duet.
"Sererade" (Titn. Mr. NJ X. Peck and
Mr.. OTTO c. Housechild: SOPRANO solo.
THE Moon and T. from ''Mikado." Miss.
NJ. F.. lawson: sextet from Lucia
(DonizettD and ION the Belvidere" East
err. Rehew Orchestra: recitation; Mr.. A.
fSantelmann). Rebew Orchestra: song.
Sing Me to Sleep" Miss Rose NJ. Mac
Lean: recitation. Miss Edna Houskins,
and selection from The Mikado'' tSulli-
van). Rebew Orchestra. Mr.. William j.
Weber acted as accomp anist.
Miss FRANCESCA Kaspar was one Of the
soloists at the National Park Seminary
Thursday. Sh" was heard in the Waltz
Song from Romeo and Juliet. Sere-
made" by Moszkowski. and Heuschefs
Spring
Mr. Edgar Priest. conductor of the Mu-
surgia Club. has been appointed one or
the vice presidents OF the committee IN
charge of the municipal building celebra-
ton July 4. and the club will sing some
appropriate numbers in addition to aug
menting the large chorus which will sing
on this occasion. The club Will give an
entire evening of music on the newly
opened roof garden Of the Y. NJ. c. a. be-
fore the end of June. and this event is
likely to bring out a large crowd. as the
cool roof Of the association building Is
favorite SPOT. especially Saturday nights.
when a special program Is given while
the audience partakes of cooling bever-
ages and ice cream Mr.. T. W. Cheney
the accompanies of the club. will be In
charge OF the music at the Mount Vernon
NJ E. Church today. and at the morning
service Mr. Edwin Callow. one Of the bari
tone singers of the club. will render solo.
Mr.. Callow has Deem booked to sing at
special entertainment at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Cline. Leesburg. Va. on the
closing night OF the horse show. Thursday
June 4.
The many friends Of Mr.. Arthur Mayo
will regret to learn Of his serious illness
He was taken to Garfield Hospital for an
operation for appendicitis. and so far is
progressing favorably. II no unforeseen
again after the usual period necessary for
recuperation.
Miss Imogene Newiands was the soloist
selected 70 sing The Star Spangled Ban
ner'' Friday at the memorial service held
by the L S. Grant Circle and both her
voice and her singing ELECTED much Ia
vorable comment.
An informal musical was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Seymore Forbes In honor OF
their son. Mr.. Bertram F. Forbes. last
Wednesday night at their new home In
Chevy Chase. Mr. Bertram Forbes Is
we'll known pianist Of Buffalo. y. y.
whera lie is also organist and director at
the Central Presbyterian Church one OF
a pianist OF unusual ability besides be-
ing an excellent accompanist. His pro-
gram consisted of The Two Larks'
/ Leschetizaky, "Minuet' PaderewskD.
Spring Song" (Mendelssohn) and other
selections by Chopin, Beethoven and
! List He also acted as acconpanist for
Miss Eva Whitford. who sang the Ell
land Song cycle by Won Felietz. and a
number OF other songs. including Mon
Desir" tNevin): "Habanera.' from Car
men, "A Birthday" tCowen). and TWO
Little Irish Songs Iohn).
4 very interesting program OF music
has been arranged by Miss Stark for the
recital which will occur Tuesday evening
a, the Cat hedral School for Girls in con-
, nection with their commencement exer-
solo. Song Without Words. No y tMen-
delssohn,. Minnie Strayer Stone; "Au
Matin'' ,GodarD. Eleanor Bartlett; Il
Love Thee" tGrieg). Corinna Edwire
krkbride: song 20 Dry Those Tears"
! Dei Riego). Hazel Dell De Weese: piano
solo Am Nicer tSchubert-Liszo. Ruth
| Elizabeth McIlvain; 'Etude Mignon''
ano quartet. 'kaisermarsch Wagner.
henrietta Hennstead GRAY Marion Io-