Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-05
MUSICAL MENTION.

hear. in a piano recital last Tuesday
evening at Columbia Polytechnic Insti-
assisted by Miss "A. Claire D. Murray.
soprano, who sang when the Heart Is
Young by Dudley Buck. Some Of the
numbers included in the program We're
piano duet, Martha" arranged by Cant
Op. 100. No. - a.. Kohler).. William Cold
berg: THE Last Smile (Wollenhaupt.
Alice Nippon; Golden Star Gallop'''
(Streabbog). Sadie Chesivoir; Second
Valse'' (Godard). Louise Barnard: piano
| endorO, Sadie Chesivoir and Miss c. L..
Grady; March des Tambours" Sidney
Smith,. Alice Nippon: OPP. 100. No. 25 a..
Kohler). William Goldberg; "Gondellied'
Quickstep Tarmistoun), Sadie Chesiyoir;
The Wayside Chapel g. d. WILSON,.
Louise Barnard: Grand Polka de Con-
cert" CIV. V. Wallace). Miss c. l. Grady.
Mr.. j. F. Germuiller assisted as accom-
PIANIST.
Miss Diana Norton. soprano. is spending
some time in Cleveland. Ohio. as the
guest of Mrs. S. V. Stair who is prom
inent i'm musical circles in that city. Miss
Patty Stair. her daughter. has more than
a local reputation for some Of her mu-
steal compositions.
Nine. Josephine Esputa Daily and Mr..
A<OTIIldu LAZY Will REMAIN III the Guy
continue their classes during the month
of July.
Susanna Rocamora has just completed
an engagement with Maurice Levy's Band
at Manhattan Beach and is at present in
New York city.
DIR. and Mrs. Bischoff will be perma-
nently located in the future at 54O9 14th
street. where they have invested and es-
fahlShod Themselves n q
Miss Lenora Young will be the offer
tory soloist this morning at the Church
of ST. Michaers and All Angels. her Sc
by. Dudley Buck. Last Sunday Mr.. Ma
than Frank of Baltimore was heard in
tenor solo. 1.-THE Newborn King. under
the direction of Mrs. Henry Hunt Nc
kee. who presided at the organ.
A delightful musical and literary pro-
gram was given at Washington Grove
Thursday evening by some prominent
Washington talent. including the Phil
harmonic Quartet and Miss Grace Ross.
dramatic reader. The quartet. which con-
sists of Mrs. Dayelle Taylor WEIGH, first
soprano; Mrs William Keye Miller, sec
ond soprano: Miss Lillian Chenowith. first
contralto; Mrs. Dana Holland. second
contralto. was heard in ''Welcome. Pref
ty Primrose" PinsutD. and Little Cot
ton Dolly" (GeibeD and I'm May Time"
tOley Speaks). and Sweet Miss Mary"
OOlcotD. Sweet Miss Mary" was ar
ranged specially for the quartet by Mr..
Harry Wheaton Howard. their director
and accompanist. Owing to a previous
engagement Mr.. Howard could not play
for them on this occasion. but his place
as accompanist was admirably filled by
Miss Minnie Bailey. Other numbers on
the program were: Air and Variations"
Proch). Mrs. WEIGH: The Stately Ships
Go On (Bischof). Mrs. Holland: "Sere-
made to Juanita," Mrs. Miller: THE Mis-
sion of a Rose (Cowen), Miss Chenowith
An informal musical was given by the
pupils of Miss Georgia F. Miller last Sat-
urday. which formed the finale Of a most
successful season. Some of the selections
pin). Miss Dorothy Lewis; "Elfin Dance
Studies" Heller). Miss Bessie speer;
''Valse Lente" (Schutt, Miss Grace Breu-
ninger: ''Valse and Cavaliers Song Gen-
sem. Miss Johanna Petingale: Ito a Wild
Rose" ITO a Water Lily" and From an
Indian Lodge" (MacDowelD. Miss Ger
trude Becker: two preludes and polonaise
in \ major (Chopin). Miss Ruth Ebaugh:
"yalick'' u: Mokrejs). Miss Ethel Hunt:
CMacDowelD and ''Melodie" CPaderewskD.
Miss Elizabeth Defandorf: "a la Bien
Aimee (SchutD. "Voglein'' (Gneg) and
"Warum'' (Schumann). Miss Katherine
May Brooks.
A musical was given in the parish hall
of ST. Paurs Church, 23d street and
Washington circle. last week. Among
those contributing to a well selected pro-
gram were Miss Hilma Miller and ]. w.
violin: Miss Ethel Grimes and Master
Samuel Leach, vocal.
musical and dramatic entertainment
T.
Hall by the pupils of Mrs. L. Lambiase of
Brightwood. The musical part of the
program included Sweet Bunch OF Dali
sies, Miss NJ. Evans: piano solos. "Medi-
tation." Miss B. Brill: "A Ray of Sun
shine." Master c. Lockhead: Star Of the
Sea-" Miss r. Brill piano solo. Miss G.
Dickerson; song and dance. Gould You
Learn to Love a Little Girl Like Me?"
Little Rose Lambiase: cornet solo, Charles
Lambiase: humorous Rotations, c. Fos-
ter piano solo. Woodland Echoes Miss
B. Drill: recitation. I'm de Morning.
Master F. Schickler: piano solos. Miss F.
Clemens. Miss l.. Shelton and Miss NJ
Evans; piano duets. Misses R. and B.
Brill and Misses Sadie Shelton and NJ.
Evans. two-act comedy was also pre-
sented entitled "A Perplexing Situation
the characters being personated by Miss
NJ. Foley. Mr.. Foster. Master G. Lock-
head, the Misses Middleton, NJ. Evans, r.
Brill. S. Shelton. E. Schench. Master F.
o.
Katie McKittrick.
The Columbia Conservatory of Music,
Edwin Hart, principal. held its closing ex-
ercises two consecutive evenings at Car
roll Institute Hall. Among those taking
part in the program were Miss Mamie
Buckley, Master Earl Klein. Miss Mary
Rieley, Master Fed Christie. Master Roy
Kuhn. Miss Maria Luebkert. Miss Pauline
Iseman. Master Sydney Murphy Miss Is
abelle Purcell. Master Emil Brahler, Miss
Sadie Kuhn. Miss Daisy Hopwood, Miss
Florence Brez. Master Fred Neuland,
Miss Helen Camp Master Frank Moskey,
Master w. Archie Meyers. Miss Marie
l.. Meyers. Miss Gerda Christiana Miss
Marie Little. Master Otto Radl. Mrs. T.
A. Conner. Miss Ruth Langlotz. Miss
Maria Simrox. Master Joseph Beal Mas
ter Leroy HerdOn. Master Arthur Camp
bell, Miss Irene MCGUIRE, Miss Frida
Hauf. Miss Maria WOolnough Miss Hy-
acinth Carow. Miss Martha Klein, Miss
Maria Cuthbertson. Miss B. Mcdonald,
Master Paul Schwartz. Master George
Moskey Master Martin Larsen, Miss Jane
Larsen, Miss Bowman. LOriny Paul Rer-