Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06
MUSICAL MENTION.
CLEVELAND fam DEALERS.

with the existing engagements which each
MEMBER OF the quartet has for the morn
Ing services at other churches.
A sociable and entertainment took place
at wesley Chapel Friday evening, at
which the following musical program was
given: Piano solo, "kamenoi Ostrow''
tRubinstein), Miss Jessie Youn; contralto
solos. Ashes of Roses" Wood, 80 Let
with: soprano solo. my Sweetheart Is
Coming Home Today" (Hastings) Miss
Edith Stowall; tenor solo. Loves Rhap-
sodle' tBartletD. Mr.. William G. Alther-
not: piano solo. Scotch Poem Mac
dowelD, Miss Julia Parks; bass solo. Mr..
Arthur Middleton and quartet, "Over the
Hills at Break of Day." sung by Miss
Stowall. Mrs. D. Olin Leech, Mr.. Ather-
holt and Mr.. Middleton Miss Grace Ross
also added to the pleasure of the occasion
by several Rotations
The program at the Friday Morning Mu-
Sic Club last week included the following
numbers: Symphony No ), in r minor.
op. Ga. adante. valse and finale in part, ar,
ranged FOR two pianos eight hands, Tschai-
kowsky), Mrs. Byrnes. Mrs Carpenter,
Mrs True and Mrs. Robbins; 'Serenade'
tSarasate) and Scenes de la Csarda"
tHubay), violin solos, Miss Barber: Wild
mung.' ''Das list Elm Brausen .und Heuien"
and ''Waldfahrt'' (Franz) vocal solos.
Miss Church; "Barcarole.'' from "Vene-
zia. Neschetizky), "Serenade" (Rachmon-
chet-z,Iyl. piano solos. Mrs. Hough Told
at the Gate" (Chadwick), soprano solo,
Mrs. Fairfax.
Mr. Felix Garziglia gave the first pupils
recital Of the season Friday evening at
his studio in the Royalton, when the fol-
lowing. program was given by the young
people: Scarf Dance (Chaminade)
EDWARD Donovan; suite. Peer Gynt
1rlego, NOS l. :; 3, 4. Russell Hill; So
hata III A fiat Beethoven), andante con
VarlaZ oni Miss Marion Nichols; sonata
IN "A nat tBeethoven). scherzo and rcndo
Mr. Ernest Behon; Gypsy Rondo'' tHay
DEM. and 'Scherzo'' (Mendelssohn). Mr.
Ernest Behon; prelude in B MINOR (Men-
deissohn), berceuse (Gries), scherzo, Gan
dolgo), kreisleriana (Schumann), Rhap-
sod1e No. N.szU. Miss Lenore Lacey:
etude (Mendelssohn), sonata (Grieg) and
etude (MoszkowskD. Mr.. David Kindle-
berger.
Miss Alice Chestise. soprano, who has
been singing at the Ingram Memorial
Churoh. on Capitol Hill. was the recipient
of beautiful brooch last Sunday, upon
her departure for New Mexico
Mrs. Ivy Herriott Shade, prima donna
OF Schumann-Heink's late opera company,
and who also sang the leading role in
James X. Hackett's production Of the
opera "Alcayde," has been engaged as
soprano soloist of the Mount Plea SAINT
congregational Church. of which MIR.
Lewis Corning AtWater is organst and
director.
Mr.. Oscar Franklin Comstock of Trinity
Church will give, with his Choir a Men
deissohn program next Wednesday even
ing, when the Twenty-fifth Psalm ana a
hymn of praise will be sung. Between
the two works Mr.. Comstock will play the
second sonata. Cards of admission will
not be required.
Miss Gertrude Dana Brockway will sub
stitute for Mss Laura Black at Trinity
Methodist Ep scopal Church during the
latters absence on her wedding trip
of December Is, in Trinity Church, to
Mr.. Edgar Ackenbaugh of this city.
Miss Sallie Mason was the accompanies
for Miss Gertrude Lons1ale at the Musur
gia Club concert. besides playing for the
club in its most pretentious number,
Paul Revere's Ride" Mr.. j. w Cheney.
ir., the regular accompanist of the club
played for the other numbers.
Miss Mary Byrne, organist last season
at the Church of the Holy Name, has been
engaged to fill a similar position at st.
Martins Church, on North Capitol street.
An interesting performance of the new
and tasteful japanese operetta Princess
Chrysanthemum.' by c.. King Proctor.
was given by the Musical and Dramatic |
Society connected with Holy Trinity
Church, Georgetown. Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings OF the past
week. under the direction of Mr.. George
Herbert Wells, organist and choirmaster
of the church. The cast of characters
consisted of Miss Marguerite H. Martin as
the princess, Miss Katherine L. Hileary
as Fairy Moonbeam Miss Mary Moran. as |
Tulip: Miss Mary NJ Nolan. as Toto |
Miss Eileen A Keady as Yum-Yum. Mics