Evening star., 1909-02-28
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TWAS ANDY STARTED THE BALLl

Laurendeau: gavotte, "Florena" (Bar-
nardD: contralto SOLO ''Hindoo Song
'Bembergl, Miss Chenowith; waltz. "Sil-
Yer Bell lEells): La Sorella' tBorel-
Clerc): Sweet Recollections (Hoff-
NAM: contralto solo. .'Gae to Sleep
tFischer). Miss Chenowith: La Cinquan-
taine" (Gabrel-Marie); recitation. Las
ka, Mr.. Charles A. Johnson: finale Won
Blon). The orchestra includes Mr.. Albert
p. Johnston, dire rector; Messrs. r. G. Al
bertson. concert master; II. c.. Winfield,
\. NJ. Nyman. r. Featherstone. f. NJ.
Shore. f. Szemelenyi, w. J. Brooks. jr.
{. r. klee. first violins; Messrs. II. S.
/ Wood. r. S. Cohen. F. p. Everett, G.. f..
Cox. IL. w. Strieter. ii. c. Muller. A. p.
Walsh, second violins: Mr.. II. F.. Barker,
viola; p. {. Thompson and G.. Muller.
cellos: J. r. Carson and c. \. Johnson,
basses; II. w. L. Jenner. flute: NJ. B.
Granger and j. w. Skinner, first cari-
nets: p Blabor and r. -. Taylor. second
clarinets: d. A. Heyser E. f. Jackson.
first cornets: +. c. Gill. L. Fisher sec
ond comets: w. II. Swing, trombone; c.
E. King. drums; f. X. Shilling, piano.
Mrs. Theodore T. Apple sang at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
last Sunday, substituting for Mrs. Ivy
IIerriott Shade, the regular soprano, who
was i'll.
Miss Mary Helen Leefe will leave for
New York Tuesday to fill Il professional
engagement with the Haydn Quartet
Wednesday.
Mrs. Sheperd entertained at the second
of her fortnightIy musicals Thursday
evening at her residence. MaSsachus4 4tts
avenue and I'D street. The program was
given by Nine. Won Unschuld. pianist: Mr.
Daniel Breeskin, volinist, and Mr.. Louis
Manoly, cellist. and their selections in
cluded a trio for strings and piano by
Nolkman and sonata for violin and piano
by Beethoven.
at Pythian Temple last Sunday Mrs. \.
q. Drake sang a group of songs: Dainty
Little Love" tNewcomb), MY hose
Hacy) and Lullaby Gsidore Luck
stonet.
The alumni and students of Immaculate
Conception Academy gave a reception and
musical TO their pastor. Rev. j. d. Marr.
in honor of the twentyfifth anniversary
of his ordination to the priesthood. The
reception was held in the hall of the
academy, and the entertainment opened
with jubilee chorus, sung by the pupils.
was followed by recitation, The
Angels Record by Miss Mary Dangelo:
soprano solo, 'Carrissima" Penn). Miss
katherine Mullaly; sketch, The Eco
McFadden. Loretta Sullivan. Inez An
drews, Margaret Carter. Nina Mari and
Mary Nelligan. members of the alumni
contralto solo. Your Voice Denza),
Miss May King: piano solo, ''Cujus Ami
man.. Miss Mamie Mulaly; soprano solo,
"Forgotten CowlesJ, Miss Donovan:
consratulatory address and presentation
to Father Mari of purse of 500 Miss Lo-
retta Maginnis. Mr.. Harry Wheaton
Howard assisted with the accompani-
mentS.
The program by the Friday morning
Music Club this week included: Trio, No
,. op ll2 tRhenberger) for piano, violin
and vioionceilo. allegro, tempo di mnuetto
moderate and allegro con fuoco. Miss
Kelley. piano; Miss Henrichs, violin. and
Miss Wieser. violoncello: vocal solos,
"LenZ NfIildach). ''Es blinkt der Thau''
and "Gelb rollt mir zu Fussen' (Rubin-
sten). and THE Years al the Spring
tBeach>. Mrs. Barnard: piano solos. THE
Prophet Bird tSchumann). ''Nocturne."
in g. oo- 81. No Chopin. and 'Rhau-
sodie.' oD. -, No. = BrahmsI. Mrs.
Dougall- ll-Marcon: vocal solos, ..Madchen
nit dem rotten Mundchen'' Franz>. |
"Meine Liebe ist grun' and "NIadchen /
Lied Servian ,Brahms>. and "Heimliche |
Aufforderung' lStrauss}, Miss Scully: |
"Barcarolle," in G minor Ru- |
binstein). and 'Liebeswalzer" (Moszkow-
skD, Mrs. Williston Hough.
The sixth public rehearsal of The Rebew
Orchestra will be held tomorrow even
ing in the Keller Memorial Church Miss
p. Dolan will be the soprano So
DIST. Miss Dolan will be remembered as
Airline in The Bohemian Girl a season
ago. Mr.. w. G. Gilbert will be the violin
soloist. Owing 10 preparations for the
annual concert in April the rehearsal to-
morrow night will be the last this season.
DIR. and Mrs. Riggs entertained recently
1t a musical at their home in 1lth street |
when the following attractive program
vas given: Piano solos. POEMS Nrgili-
nus and DIANA Mrs. Maud Lothrop
Powers; soprano solos. The Year at the