Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
MUSICAL
MENTION.

historical play Mary Stuart tSchille)
was given most elaborate presentation
by the students of the college The play
was to have been given in the open air
on a stage built on the campus 81 the
college, but on account of the threatening
weather was given in the hall which was
beautifully decorated with laurel palms
and ferns. The principal roles were taken
by Janet McQuade AZ Queen Elizabeth OF
England Ora NJ. Danshy as Mary. Queen
of Scots: Bertha Daley as Robert Dud-
ley, Earl of Leicester and Lillian Gala
han as George Talbot. Earl Of ShreNs-
bury. Friday afternoon recital WAS
given by the Cecilian Society the off,
GERS of which were: President. Agatha
Kelley: vice president. Mildred Connolly;
secretary. Martha Kennedy and treasurer.
Josephine Harshman They We're heard in
the following program: 'Tannha User
(WagnerW Weber, Eurydice Club: Wei
come. Pretty Primrose" tPinsutn. Glee
Club: La Fileuse" tRafD. Miss kratzer:
The Nightingale Has Lvre of Gold
Whelpley). Miss Kelley: La Lisouiera'
(Chaminade), Eurydice Club; My Lady
Chic " tClough-Leighterl. Glee Club: ''Sa-
Tut d'Amour' (Elgar MarchisloD. Eurydice
Club: Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes
mozart Stewart. Misses Baillargeon. Amy
Lardner McGrath. Strootman: "Canzonet-
Ia" % Ambroiso,. Miss Amy Lardner:
Dreaming tShelley). GIee Club The
members of the Glee Club are: Leader.
Agatha Rose Kelly: first sopranos Eliz-
abeth Merkle. Agatha Kelley, May Mo-
riarty, Helen Sullivan. Martha Kennedy.
Honora Shine. Josephine Harshman,
Emma Baillargeon Marguerite Pace,
Rosalind Brownell; second sopranos. Helen
Vlymen. Lillian Callahan. Anna Butler
May .9.lowel. Amy Lardner. kath-
leen Greeley, Mae Wright first
al
roney. Mary McGrath. Clair Wallis.
Eleanor O'Brien: second altos. Ora Dams
by, Bertha Strootman. The members of
the Eurydice Club are: Leader Mildred
Butler. Amy Lardner: mandolns Jean
cite McQuaid. Lillian Callahan. Agnes
Maher. Bertha Daley Edith Lennon,
Emma Baillargeon Elsie kratzer; guitar,
Mary K. Murray; harp. Rosalind Brown
ell; accompanies, Mildred Connolly, Ma
bel Lardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce King. who with
their children have been spending the
winter at Atlantic City for the benefit Of
Mr.. Kings health have gone to their
summer home at Bluemont, Va
Mr.. Henry Hazard resigned his position
as f1utist of the Rebew Orchestra He
has been appointed to an important posi-
ton in connection with the Department
of Justice and accompanied by Mrs.
Hazard. is now on his way TO Seattle.
Wash. where he will be stationed.
The Rebew Orchestra has discontinued
rehearsals for the present season. Mon
day last they were entertained by Mr..
II. w. Weber, the director. nearly fifty
being present. The orchestra, in addition
to its seventh annual concert. which was
the most successful In its history.
has given concerts during the past win
ter for Gurley. Hamline, United Brethren
and Ryland churches, assisted the Chorus
Club. besides playing at a large affair
for the Independent Order of Good Tenn
plars. The officers for the coming season
are: Mr. H. w. Weber conductor: Z. y.
Hopewell. concert master; Walter Crouch
assistant concert master; Mrs. Grace NJ.
Hopewell. secretary; Albert Lindstorrn,
treasurer, and G. J. Weber, librarian.
Miss Elizabeth Mary Darlington or
gantst. daughter Of Judge ]. J. Darling
ton. gave joint recital at HolinS' In
stitute. in Virginia. last week. with Miss
Sallie Sheperd. pianist. Miss Darling
ton was heard in Bach's Prelude and
Fugue in G, No. 3: Scherzo in - Cap
oeciD. Romanza in F Weberl. that dainty
Gavottee in A from Mignon tAmbrose
Thomas). Scherzo-Symphoniuue Dehats-
ponson and Marche Relgiosa. from A
symphonic poem for organ and piano by
Charles de BalOrre.
Mrs. w. A. Gibbs. soprano: Miss Ethel
Tozier. pianist and Mr.. Anton kaspar.
violinist. gave joint recital at Soldiers
Home last week. at which the following
delightfully."- rendered program was heard:
Miss Tozier played Waltz in E Major
(MoszkowskD. German Dances tSchuberD.
Nocturne for Left Hand (Schrabine,. Mrs.
Gibbs was heard in Isl mes Ayers Avient
des Allies" (Hahm Because" (d'Hardelot,.
Cradle Song" CBrahms,. ITO My First
Love- U.ohr,. THE Open Secret Wood
mani, I'm Nearin' Ava Foote). and
Rejoice for Liberty Flagg). Mr.. kas-
pars numbers were Adagio and Motto
mann, "Canzonetta' td'Ambrosiol, Ma
zurka'' CWieniawskD. and "Humoresque"
Dvorak).
The recital by the pupils of the Cathe-
dral School for Girls was given last Tues
day in ST. Hilda is Hall and was a most
creditable affair The program included
piano solos. Song Without Words. No.
DO (MendelssohnD. Minnie Strayer Stone;
piano IAN Matin' 0iodard). Eleanor
Bartlett; II Love Thee" Gries) Corinna
Edwine Kirkbride; song. 90 Dry Those
Tears del Rieso,, Hazel Dedl de Weese:
piano solos. Am Meor' tSchuhert-Liszt.
Rutl: Elizabeth McIlvain: Etude Mig
nome (SchuetD. Henrietta Hemstead
Gray; piano quartet. Kaisermarsch Wag-
ner). Henrietta Hemstead Gray. Marion
Lothaine Butler. Ruth Elizabeth Nell
vain, and Marie Louise Robinson:
song. MY Little Love tf1d"ltsb -illeth
Louise Owen; piano concerto in
minor (Grieg). Mare-Louise Robinson:
orchestral accompaniment played on sec
ond piano: two songs: Angels Ever
Bright and Fair HandeD. and When
the Night with Silly Silence Comes
(Rcbertson), En- Louise Norton: piano
concerto in D minor fRubenstein). Mary
Heard Chew. P. G.. with orchestral ac-
compartment on second piano
The illustrated solo to be given at
the Westminster Memorial Presbyterian
Church this evening will he the Holy
City" sung by Mr. Charles HoHarth.
At the morning service the choir will
be heard in an anthem set TO the music
of Handlers Largo" with Mrs. Frank
Byram. as usual, at the organ.
One of the most interesting recitals OF
recent date at the Library Of Congress
was given by Mr.. Charles Garlock. bari
tone, and Miss Lenore Lacey. pianist
Miss Laceys numbers included several
Chopin compositions, besides the E'ghth
Rhapsodie. by List. and Mr.. Garlock
was heard In The Two Grenadiers'
(Schumann). ITO the Forest" fTscha!-
''Hoffnung Berchart. 1870.
three Mcdowell numbers The Idyll.'
The Bluebell" and "Slumber Song:
Chain of Roses Iohrl. Goodbye" and
THE Songster" (Wheeler). the Song TO
the Evening Star from "Tannhauser
and one number from The Seven Last
Words by Dubois.
Miss Mabel C. Linton will give a plano
recital at home tomorrow evening. June
8, to which she has invited large num-
Der of guests. Her program will include
from Beet hOEen List Chopin