Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-16
MUSICAL
MENTION

for Girls The soloist will be Miss Ella
Stark. who will give a program consist
ing entirely of Chopin compositions. as
follows: Fantasia. in F minor; SIX
Etudes. A fiat major. op. %; & sharp
minor, op. %: minor. op. %; minor.
op o5; major. op. 10; F major. op. %;
Funeral March, Berceuse and Ballade, in
A fat major She will be assisted by
Master Roswell Boothby. soprano, who
will sing two numbers.
The program that is being arranged
by Mr.. Felix Gaziglia. pianist, and Mr..
Titzhugh Coyle Goldsborough, violinist,
for the joint recital to be given by them
at the Columbia Theater, will consist
largely of compositions both for piano
and violin that are refreshingly unfa-
miliar. sonata for violin and piano by
Caesar Franck will be the. principal en-
semble number. Mr.. Goldsborough play
ing also group consisting or ms own
compositions. - Among Mr.. Garziglia's
solo numbers will be IL Abeilles" tThe
Bee), Dubois: "Etude FOrme de
Valse." Saint-Saens: ''Intermezzo in DC
taves. Leschetizsky and "Scherzino
and Les Sylphes" by Charles de Beriot.
The composer of the last two numbers Is
a son of Malibran. the great singer. and
the Charles de Beriot who has written
so many beautiful compositions for the
violin.
A recital will be given by Mr.. Edgar
Priest at ST Paurs Episcopal Church
Tuesday, February 25. The program will
include selections from Bach. Rhein-
berger, Guilmant and other interesting
composers.
The Nordicas Club. under the direction
of Mr. Walter T. Holt. played at the
Pythian Temple last Saturday evening,
under the auspices of the Golden Cross
Lodge Their first number was the
"Pique Dame Overture Suppe. and tor
an encore they played 1.-The Flower of
Mexico by Curti.
Mss Mildred Kolb, who scored such
success at the last musical evening OF
the Saengerbund. was engaged to play at
the Dewey Hotel last Sunday night. The
young pianist was received with great
enthusiasm. and her playing of Chopin
"Polonase" was very much admired.
On Thursday evening the Rebew Or
chestra. under the direction of MIR. III. w.
the United Brethren Church, corner North
Capitol and r streets, to an audience that
completely filled the church. The num-
bers were we'll rendered and each re-
was a flute and violin duet. Call Me Thy
Own" Halvey. played by Mr.: Henry
Hazard and Mr.. Edwin DAILY. Miss Es I.
King. soprano, sang Sullvan's My Dear
rs. Heart. and for ,,s an enG % po gave
contralto. sang Just as You Used to
Do Bryan. her encore being Daddy"
Behrend: Mr.. Jas: NJ. Cooper bass. rem
dered Duza's call Me Back, and for an
Weber. pianist; Mr.. ]. F. Grant. reader,
and Mr.. G. j. Weber contributed to the
evenings entertainment: Other numbers
were a cornet solo. For All Eternity.
Roberts. by w. w. DAILY. and selections
by Schlepegroll. Robinson, Harris. San
telmann and Barahouse.
Today at $40 o'clock at the University
Of Music and Dramatic Art. 1347 l. street
northwest, the fourth of series of young
peoples musicals will be given. to which
Nine. Won Unschuld cordially invites all
young people who are interested fin music.
The program OF the Friday Morning
Music Club last week was made up en-
tirely of compositions by Tschaikowsky
and was as follows: Trio for piano, violin
and cello. op. 80. in A minor. first move
ment,. pezzo elegioca, Mrs True. Mrs.
LewiS and Mr.. Lent; why Are the Roses
So Pale?" and Morning" Miss McEwen;
piano sonata. op. 81. moderate risoluto.
ccherzo. allegro giocoso. finale: allegro
vivace. Mrs. Day: Why and ''Sehn-
sucht," Mrs. Barnard: canzonetta from
violin concerto. Mr.. Daniel Breeskin.
Miss Franceska Kaspar. soprano. has
been engaged as soloist at the concert
to be given at the Peoples Institute.
Cooper Union. New York. this evening.
She will sing with Verdure Clad from
the Creation and a group of small
numbers. Wednesday evening she will
sing at Aeolian Hall. New York city. giving
two groups OF Mendelssohn's songs. as the
program will be made up entirely of the
compositions of that master.
A recital or more than usual merit was
given by the students of Holy Cross Acad-
envy last week. when the following pro-
gram was given: "Rondo Capriccioso"
Song (Mendelssohn), Miss n. Bernhardt;
Polka de Concert" CBartletD. Miss Nc
Gee: vocal solo. "A Dream" (Bartlett.
Miss E. Brown: 1.-The Flatterer' tChami-
Lark (schubert- Liszo. Miss X. schaefer;
Miss W. watts: Polka" (RafO. Miss r.
R1dgeway: Third Meditation" OaelD,
Miss NJ Curtis: Polonaise. OPP 40 (Chopin).
Miss J. Ammon: violin solo, 'Luscrezia
Borsia'' Gsingelee). Miss NJ. Bernhardt;
"Soires, de Vienne." No. (Schubert-Liszp.
Maiden. T. ParkeD. Miss E. Pomar;
Last Idea of Won Weber" (Cramer). Miss
NJ. .Bernhardt: Rhapsodie. No IA U.isZp,
Miss E. Brown; violin SOLO Air Varie''
tRO0e), MISS /. SCnae16r, Sonata, Op. 70
Beethoven. Miss Marie Osbourn; Valse
tMoszkowskD. Miss NJ. Downey: harp
solo. La Leance de IA Sylph" tGodcfroid).
Miss S. VERIFY; "Ballade" ina Flat
Chopin. Miss II. Smart: vocal solo.
Sunset Miss G. Macdonald: "Rhap-
sodie.' No. Uiszt). Miss s. VERIFY:
violin solo. Romance OPP. 40 Beet
fovenp. Miss l. Harms: Sonata. OPP. -.
man: vocal solo. Flower Song from
Faust (Gounod. Miss A. Downey:
"Scherzo' B Mol Chopin, Miss NJ. Cur
It's.
terrain Church last Sunday the offertory
tBriggs). was sung by Mr.. Elmer Jaspar.
Misses Aileen and Ruth Miller and Messrs
Church and Vermllion sang Thou From
Whom All Goodness Flows" by Tours
The offertory number was a duet, LAS
Pants the Heart tSmarD, which was
we'll rendered by Messrs. Bryan and
Church.
The Sunday Evening Club held it's
o. Mrs. John r. Reyburn. who. although.
having to live in Philadelphia this winter
still maintains an apartment at The Wen
ON mansion. on Sheridan Circle. The
program included, besides a string quartet
~ RuDenstein and trio of Widors a
group OF songs by Mr.. Donovan of PhiIa-
delphia. Previous meetings of the club
this winter have been held at the resi-
dence of Mrs James Hooe on Massa-