Evening star., 1909-02-14
Mr.. ]. Earl Temple sang "A Resolve and
You"

Mr.. j. Earl Temple sang "A Resolve and
YOU
Mrs. Morgan H Bowman. jr. better
known In musical circles as Miss Myra
Chittenden. violinist. is making a weeks a
visit to relatives here Mrs Bowman VIII
return to her home In Pennsyivania Wed
nesday. but will be In Washington again
late in March to take her old place tenn
porarily in the Euterpe Trio. with Mrs
Ethel %ee eee bs1 Dans , ,.s.h aSa M!s;
the instrumental numbers at the March
recital OF the Rubhstedn Club. I
/ Mr.. Sol Minister has been awsrded tn.
| contract for furnishing the orchestral
| music at the inaugural ball. He win or
ganlze and lead an orchestra of 126 mu-.
sicians. who will play alternately with,
| the Marine Band during the entire even
| ing. f;
At the recent meeting OF the Arion
Club of this city Mr.. Karl Holer was
elected conductor for the ensuing year.
A piano recital was given last week BY
pupils OF Mr.. Raphael Koester at His.
studio on 1st street. The program in
| cluded: Duet, Swedish Wedding Narch''
tSoderman), Victor and Darwin ryree:
'Contentment" (WenzeD, Miss Eleanor
Warnerson: Purple Pansies'' (Fearis,.
primo part. Fred Thnee: Thine Own
G.ange), Miss Esther Lohrer; Romance
| (Wilson Smith,, Miss Eleanor Eshford:
vocal solo. Calm as the Night" tBohm,. ;.
Miss Eleanor Day: alpine Bells.
l0esten,. Lucian Tuck: duet. ''Minuet.'s
Tulip Gichner), Miss Abbie Tinele.
Mandolin Serenade" (Bohm). Misa Marie
Ashford; duet. finale from SONATA, (Dfa-
bellD. primo part. Miss Mary Sand: The
Dying Poet" Gottschalk). Miss Helen
Berens: duet. Grace Waltz C3ohm), LII
liam and Earl MCGOWAN; vocal soho.
Happy Days" (StrelezkD. Miss Eleanor
Day: "Serenade' Koelling), Miss Eloise
Woodbury.; THE Flatterer' tCham ,nade,,
Miss Hester Munger: duet. "Vaise Bieue"
tMargis), Misses Helen Barclay and Ruth
Broadbent; Sonata Pathetique.' first
movement (Beethoven). Miss Helen Can.
The Friday Morning Musical Club gave
miscellaneous program recently. which
included piano solos. ''Arabeske' and
Novelette," 'Schumann> and '.Etude .Js-
ponaise' PoldinD. Mrs. Netbel; ".Mie,1pn'
0-iszD and "A Lovely Evening in Summer
Twas" tGrieg). Mrs. Dill; "Adagio non
Troppo." from suite for violin. op. 81
lRies,. and .'Spanischer Tanz." op. 81.
No i Rehfeld). Miss Allen: vocal solos,.
''Nymphs and Fawns' lBemberg).l Mi,
age Iiza Lehmann). Mrs. Hilton: "Das,
Hexenlied' c'Witches' Song'D: musical.
recitation rec with piano co Max sch.llinss:
The Triumph Of Sacrifice" Mrs Patton,
and Mrs. Knorr Last week the club ceiei
brated Mendelssohn's birthday by q pro-,
gram of his COMPOSITIONS: inciudins over-
two pianos. Miss Bell, Mrs. Carpenterx
Mrs. Prndle. Mrs. Robbins; strings, Miss
Heinrchs. Miss Allen. Mrs. Lewis. MiaA
Bailey. Miss Sewall. Mr.. Lent: song, wattr
chorus. You Spotted Snakes Miss Peck
Miss Edwards and chorus. Mrs. Dean di-
rector: Variations Serieuses. for piano.
Mrs. Dixie; The First Violet 'Jerusa-
lem from st. Paul" ana Spring
out Words" for violoncelio. op. 100. MR.
Lent: andante expressive ma con motQ.
for string quartet. in D. op. a, No. I,
Miss Heinrichs. Mrs. Lewis. Miss SewaIl:
Mr.. Lent: Ave Maria" Miss Peck and
chorus, Mrs Dean director. =
Miss Florence Hoffman. soprano.
daughter of Mrs Hoitzman of 18th street.
has returned to Paris from the PROVINCES
of France. where she has been singing
successfully in grand opera. Since her re-
turn she has been heard in concert wffE
members of the grand opera company9t
Paris receiving most favorable noticeE
from the local musical critics. .o
A musical was given by Mrs. A. nNf
day night. when the following numSert
were presented "Polonaise'' (ChopAty
Miss Cornelia Keep; 'Nymphs and FaGhs'
H,"D rbe T~s ,sehn h.
MANN Anvil song tde KoveD. Mr:
John Nolan; ''Scherzo" Chopin. "Etude'
tGottschalk). Miss Parl Waugh; Soc-
turne op. 81 Chopin. Miss Keep. ~i,i
analysis read by Miss Perry. house guest
of Mrs. Tyssowski: aria. '.Noxxe Ill
Figaro MoZarD. "Ritornelie' Cham
nadep Mrs Hilton: The First Mseting''
Miss Waugh: "The Bonny Banks OF I4och
Lomond, Mr.. Nolan.
The first OF a series of fortnightly
musicals was given last week by Mrs.
Shepard at her residence. Massachusetts
avenue and 21st street. The program was
furnished by Mime. Won Unschuld. pianist:
Mr. Daniel Breeskin, vioiinist. and Mr..
Louis Mandy, violonceliist. The selec-
tions included trio I'm major, - No. 3.
(Beethovent. sonata for violin and piano
tGliesi. cella solo. -..Ich hebes- dich'
tGriesD. with Nine. yon Cnschn.d- at the
piano.