Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23

MENTION

A particularly attractive program ha
been arranged by DR.. Bischof for tn
concert which will be given at the Con
gregational Church Wednesday Of thi
week. The artists furnishing the program
will be: Mrs. H. Clay Browning soprano
Mrs. Ernest Lent. pianist: Mr.. Onton kas
par, violinist; Mr.. Ernest Lent, celiist
and DR.. J. w. Bischon. organist. TIL
program will be as follows: Trio To-
piano, viloin and violoncello. (Napravik)
allegro moderate. scherzo, adag1o. finale
Jewel Song from Faust" (Gounod)
adagio and perpetuum mobile for vioiil
(Ries}; songs, In June" Nambert)
Night from summertime" (Ronald). ant
Dream o'day Jill from Tom Jones
Germany; organ, largo. by request (Han
deb; air and gavotte for violincellt
(Bach); le printemps (Stern); nocturn,
Chopin; second Hungarian rhapsodi,
Liszt. for piano: 'Pastorale' iNevin)
song and violin. piano and cello &C
compartment.
Mr.. Oscar Gareissen, pianist: Mr.. Her,
man Rakemann. violinist. and Mr.. Dore
Wolfsteiner. cell-st will give the first OF
Sunday. March ]. in Mr.. Gareissen'a ideal
new studio on Connecticut avenue II
IS the intention OF this trio of artists to
present the works CT different composers
in chronological order. the first recital
u ing devot mainly to the works o.
given two weeks later to Mendelssohn anl
Beethoven, third to Schumann and
Schubert. and. later, one to more modern
CONF oSers.
Mrs. Alonzo Tweedale, soprano, has
been assisting at the revival services con.
Quoted by Thomas Harrison during the
past Ave weeks at Hamline n. e. Church.
Mrs. Tweedale was the soloist at the
Jubilee service" which closed the series
for the second time Tell Mother I'll Be
There" Mrs. Tweedale also rendered
Eischoff's Nearer Home" "Unanswer.
cd" and Face to Face" by Herbert
Johnson.
The Ncrd'ca Mandolin. Guitar and Ban
10 Clubs. Mr.. Walter T. Holt. director.
and Mr.. Ernest GeEeher concert master
son at the Metropolitan NJ. e. Church
Tuesday evening. March 3. Aside from the
popularity of the clubs. the event il OF
special interest. as it marks the first ap-
pc arance in CONCERT Of the faculty OF
tn washinston Institute of Music.
The usual fine program VIII be presented
by the clubs. The members Of the faculty
Of the Washington Institute Of Music as
sis, sistin e; will be Mr. I. E.. Mandy. coll
81, NAi. H. H. NuT'S.IAul, V1NHu num-
bers: Mr.. Karl Holer. in piano solos, and
Mr.. Ernest E. Leigh. Mrs Ethel Holts-
claw Gawler. one of Washinston's lead,
ing sopranos. has been engaged Mr.. H.
f. Oberholser will give a reading; M.
r B. Gordon will render a banjo 500.
and the accompanies will be Mr.. Kari
Holer and Miss Eva f. Fields.
Today Nine. ]. Esruta DAILY will be At
home from 4 to 6. 1t will be the 'ast OF
'ps Of interesting musical al
homes'' that Nine. DAILY has been giving
during February. She has been ablv
assisted by her son. Mr.. Normsn Esputs
DAILY. and Mrs Mabel Montgomery Riley.
Also by several of her students A TEA
ture of her lat home" last Sunday was
the reading OF some interesting poems by
Mrs. Henry Beck.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee will present
the pupils Of the Washington branch Of
the Ogden-Crane School Of Opera Of New
York city in ~ song recital Tuesday
February .. at $50 o'clock In the BAH
room of the Raleigh Hotel. The operetfa
Of Love and Whist" which was given
at Rauscher's January .. will be re-
Tu sday by request. The cast
includes Misses Lillian Lewis, Leona
Young. Mrs. Charles Jonas. Mr. Frank
Shipe and Mr.. Charles Bright The mis-
cellaneous program will contain solos and