Evening star., 1909-05-30
MUSICAL MENTION.

ceuse" (Godard) and Les Adieux" GSara-
sate). Miss Lillian NJ. Milovich; ''Schone
Wiege meiner Leiden' tSchumann) and
Anna Belts; Ecstasy" tRummeD. reci-
tative and aria from Cavalry (Spohr).
Miss Janet Coon: "Elegie" (MasseneD.
recitatiye and aria from "Nadeshda"
Cfhomas), Miss Estelle Gulick
Mime. Joseph Kaspar will sail for Eu-
rope Thursday She will chaperon sew
eral young. girls students of National
Park Seminary. The party will go to
will spend the summer travelling in Eu-
rope and on the continent. Mr.. Henry
kaspar. who has been studying the piano
abroad for several years. will return with
Nine. kaspar in the fall.
The pupils Of Miss Olive Demarest were
heard in piano recital last evening at
the studio. 14O6 II street. They were as
sisted in giving the recital by Miss Anita
Dieterich, soprano The program included.
Slumber Song (Gurltt), Margaret Dol
liver, BY the Fountain and 'Sunshiny
Morning (GurlitD. Mildred Wal
ford: ''Gavotte" Ckrogmann). Christine
Bare; "Grandfather's Birthday CGurlitp.
Sunday tGurlitD and '.Tarantefe'' tHel-
ler>. Jessie Handy; "Troubaders Song
tkrogmann and Fairy Polka tSpind-
ler), Catherine Demarest: Aria CDonizet-
til. Miss Anita Dieterich; Skating
Nkullah and ''sonatine' tClementD, Mil
dred Moore: Gondoliere. Canzone Amo
rosa and BuOna Notte (Nevin). Ardala
Moore: Warriors Song Hellerp and
rTarantelle' domas), Flora Palmer:
Beethoven), Ardala Moore: Thy Songs"
Cd Hardelotp. "Mavourneen' LangD and
'Chanson Provencale'' dell Acqua,.' Miss
Anita Deiterich; 'Veneza Napoii''
IiszD. Miss Demarest. All the numbers
were well rendered and cordially received.
A feature of special interest in the
closing recital at Washington Seminary
Tuesday evening was the debut. as a solo
vioiinist. of little Gisela Gloetzner,
ner. dean of the musical corps in Wash
ington She was heard in "Gavotte"
tGossee). minuet by Mozart and for
an encore the dainty Souvenir" by
the piano. Her selections We're all well
rendered and give evidence OF talent.
temperament. good training and serious
study. and a successful career may be
anticipated for her.
Mrs. Isaac Cans will be the soloist at
the Emanuel Baptist Church today. At
the morning service she will sing 20
Lord Have Mercy" by Stradella. and in
the evening she will be heard in THE
Earth Is the Lords" by Lynes.
Mrs. Routt Johnson Manning held her
annual open session Friday evening at
her piano school. Washington Heishts.
The program was given by the students
for their fellow-students and friends and
was a creditable affair. Miss Rosa May
turn of Des Moines. Iowa. PLAYED num-
hers by Sindng and Chopin; Mr.. Frank
Rouchee gave selections by Bendel Jo-
seffy and Leschitizsky: Miss Gladys Aline
sical education in this school. gave sew
eral Schumann numbers. a Chopin bal
lade and a List fantazie, with her usual
success.
Among the very Young students al
lowed to play were Misses Helen Backi-
stone who gave THE Spinning Wheel
lSpndler); Dorothy fMsbrook. who PLAYED
an allegro. from one Of Mozart's sympho-
MES; Isabelle Gliding. who played Storm
and Stress" (GeibeD: Dorothy Branden-
burg. who was heard in Ours" by Cad
mus. Laura Hasbrook and Clair Gliding
each gave reading.
A musical was given Monday evening
at the Immaculate Seminary. when the
following program was well given by the
students:
Lullaby chorus fMildenberg,. lies syl-
vains" lChaminade,. Rita Wallace: i'm
Memory vocal (Borowskn. Mabel Sar-
gent; Consolation (kirchner,, Averill
Bogley: ''valse Styrienne (Wollenhaupt,,
Grace Linck; "Mardi Gras" duet .schul-
"Spinnlied" GitolfO. Miriam Harding:
la Fontaine'' tBohml. Mae Kengla:
''The Violet" vocal "Mildenberg). Gloria
Hunt: Les Willis tChaminadeD. Agnes
Anderton: 'Toccata tFoote) Elizabeth
Freeman: "Etude de Style tRavina).
Adele Henritze: A Rose in Haven"
vocal fTrotere), Marguerite Kennedy;
LA Fileuse'' tRaf). Hiida Byrne;
guerite Kennedy: Fear Not. 8 Israel"
vocal (Buck), Zita Wallace; op 13 (Bee.