Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15

A large audience attended the first re-
cital given b. the pupils Of Mr. B. Frank
Gebest at his studio last Saturday even
ing when the following program was
given: Adagio and Variations, OPP. "a
beethoven. Miss Imogen Graham; Not
turno. Op. 81. No. (Grieg), Mr.. Harry
S. Kennedy; "HochZeitstag auf Trold-
haugen'' tGrieg), Miss Helen McCumber;
Peer Gynt Suite, Morning. Death of Ase,
Anitra's Dance. Trolddans Peer Gynt
and Ingram (Grieg). Miss Grace Adams;
Waltz Song from Romeo and Juliet
(Gounod). Miss BERTHE Thompson; Warum
and Grillen tSchumann). Mr.. Edwin Rus
sell Jewell: kamennoi Ostrow No. %
(Rubinstein,, Miss Selene Wilmer Dortch;
La Chevaleresuue'' (Burgmuller). Miss
Ethe, Conner: Etude Mignonne (Schutt.
Vivian Church Matson: Andante and Min
uetto from Sonata in a fiat tWeber), Mr.
Robert Bond Gotta: Rhapsodie Hongroise
No. & I.iszt). Mr.. F. Lassalle Spier; voca!
solo ECSTASY" Mrs. Beach. and May
Day. (WaltheW). MISS BERTHE Thompson
Special mention should be made OF the
rendition of LISTS Hungarian Rhapsody
by Mr. Spier. also the Interpretation or
the Peer Gynt Suite by Miss Adams. and
the Andante and Minuet from the A nat
sonata of Weber. by Robert Bond Gotta
boy Of fourteen: Miss thompson sang
in good style although suffering from a
severe cold. At the close of the program
Mr.. Gebest played the Liszt-PaSanin
Etude La Campanelia, in fine style
The Cermania Maennerchor will give a
musical entert ainment this evening, I'M
der the direction OF Mr.. Christian. The
program will include overture 10 ann
hauser" (Wa2ner). orchestra: Rhapsody
No. Is Giszt. piano solo, by Mr.. Emil
,;-ttn r,i- aria D.,
Mrs. Bisenhurg Weber: waltz in G. piano
solo Saint Saens). Miss Augusta Braun:
concerto in f. (Mendelssohn). violin 500
Fred Heibig: aria from Fldeio tBeeth-
oven, Miss s. Lehnhard; sCherZo III b nat
minor (Chopin). piano solo, Mr.. Emil
Christiani: Cost Fan tutra NozarD. Miss
l.. Helbig and Der Ocean, Gernani
Maennerchor.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
MetropoIitan Presbyterian Church, 4th
and b streets southeast. has organized a
choir Of twenty-five voices. which Will
be heard at the regular service OF the
society. to be held in the church each
SIndav evening at $50 O'Clock Mr.. B.
Alien Terrill will be the director for the
present, and Mrs. John F. Klein will pre-
side at the plano. a cordial welcome Is
extended to those who like good music
to be present. The choir viii be heard for
the first time this evening.
Miss Margaret Follin, soprano. was the
offertory SoloiSt at the Congress Street
Methodist Protestant Church last Sun
day when she was heard to great advan
tage in My Redeemer and My Lord"
by Dudley Buck.
DR.. Anton Gloetzner pianist. Mr.. Anton
Kaspar, violinist, and Mrs. Warner Gibbs,
soprano were the soloiStS in an unuSu-
ally attractive recital at Belcourt Semi
nary last Wednesday evening. DR.
Gloetzner PLAYED Variations" c minor
(Beethoven) the "Poonaise," in A 1at
major, OPP. 53 Chopin. and the beautiful
Anton kaspar gave a Hungarian Rhap-
sody IIauser), "A Romance (WieniaWskD
and "Zapateado" tSarasatel. and Mrs.
Warner Gibbs was heard in Still VIE Ole
Nacht" (Bohm and .Madrisal' tCharni-
nadel. Interest was added to the program
by some readings. The Priests Vow,
"Riding to Town" and The Grapevine
swing" by Miss Sarah B. Barber. Miss
Ethel Tozier was the accompanist.
The Washington Saengerbund will hold
its second musical entertainment this
evening at the hall of the Bund. under
the direction of Mr.. Henry Xander,
will he given: Choruses, "Zu Strassburg
auf der langen Bruck' Hirsch). Rttters
Abschied CkinkeD. Saengerbund; piano
solo. "Etude (Saint-Saens). Miss Ethel
Tozier: soprano solo. "A Song of Love-
(Beach), Miss Mary Sherier: tenor solo,
aria from Il Pagliaccf' heoncavallo).
Mr. Edward C. Hentz. accompanied by
Mrs. Heintz: flute SOLO Hungarian
Phantasy lTillmetZ). Mr.. Henry Jaeger;
contralto solos. "Ah, let me dream
(Taylor) and Sunset" (Buck). Miss Flora
Bernheimer; trombone quartet, Das Bid