Evening star., 1909-04-18

lngtOn CluD. She was assisted Dy MISS
Roberta Amies. pianist, and Miss Mar
guerite OToole. harpist. in the follow
ing choice program: English songs,
when the Roses Bloom (Reichardp; !;
1.-The First Primrose tGrieg,. Dear
Eyes" and Lullaby tStearns). Miss
Bethune; German songs, "Herbststurn"
(Grieg), and Der Tod und Das Mad
chen" (Schuberu. Miss Bethune: piano
solos, Der Vogel ais Prophet" and In
der Nacht" Cschumann,, Miss. Amies,;
(Chaminadep. Isl Mes ers Avaient Des
Allies" (Hahn). Miss Bethune. with harp
accompaniment by Miss O'Toole: encore.
Far Across the Desert Sands (Amy
serenata'' TostD and Maria" CDa
Capua). Miss Bethune; encore, When
I'm Big I'll Be Soldier" tMolloy): Eng
lish songs Cal sn 9TH Of the cans Birch Gsmoe Rans
Miss Bethune. At the close of the pro-
gram Miss Bethune. by special request,
repeated Isl Mes Vers Avaient des Allies
(Hahn). Miss Bethune will be married
early in June to Mr.. Charles Melby and
will take up her residence in Wisconsin.
and will be greatly missed in Washil&f-
ton musical circles. She is the fortunate
possessor Of that rare glTt-a real con-
| tralto voice. pure in quality. which she
| uses with great ease and expression All
the numbers on the program were cor
daily received Miss Amies also respond
ing generously with encores.
Miss Gertrude Robinson, a young
musician of Mount Vernon. y. y. was
the guest of her cousin. Miss Anna Belts,
during the Easter holidays She re-
| turned to Mount Vernon Friday.
Miss katherine Heald will sail April
rs on the steamer Pennsylvania of the
Hamburg-American line for Berlin She
will remain abroad about SIX months ana
will spend her time in voice culture sac
i,in Mt nv
Hough.
Mrs. Annie Grant Fusitt. soprano so
loist of ST. Patrick's Church. Will be the
soloist at the opening of the ID. \. X
congress tomorrow. She will sing The
Star Spangled Banner and new Ma
tional song MY Own United States, by
Julian Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs Felix Garzislia enter
tanned at musical Wednesday evening
al their apartment in the Royaiton. III
honor of the second anniversary or their
given BY Miss Lenore Lacey, pupil OF
Mr. Garzisia. who PLAYED Scherzo
! Oandolfo); prelude Chopin: etude
| (Mendelssohn,, and prelude 'Mendels-
! sohn). Mr. Garziglia was also heard in
several choice numbers, including Noe
turne (Chopinp, Valse in { Sharp Minor
/ tChopin), Tarantelle MoszkowskD and
| Intermezzo Leschetiskyp. The dining
| room was prettily decorated with ferns
| and electric lights the color scheme
| being pink and green. and the assembled
! company drank a toast TO the continued
health and happiness of the young
couple.
! section of the Marine Band assisted
| bv Mr. Louis Corning Atwater. at the
organ gave the musical program at the
! meeting of the Mems Club of the Mount
| Pleasant Congregational Church last
1 NIrn l,n. u-slI.E
| heard in march from the Magic Flute
| (Mozart, March Romaine tGounodI,
march from Tannhauser Wagner, Cav
atina tRaffl, intermeZZo from CaNal-
| ,eria Rusticanna" tMascagnD. A feature
of the program was the address by Sem
| ator Cummings of Iowa.
! Miss Janet Coombs. soprano. has been
spendng the Easter holidays at White
| pains. y. Y. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Gay. She will return to the city
| tomorrow.
Miss Alice Burbage will he the soloist
at the last public recital of the Monday
| Morning Club. which will take place
early in May.
| Mrs. Dougall- Maroon was hostess al
| musical at her studio. at 14D6 Fl street
| several aras from Italian operas with
violin obiigato by Mr.. Daniel Breeskin,
| who also gave several solos. Plano num-
| bers by Mrs. Dougal- Maroon. soprano
!, solos by Mrs. Warner Gibbs. and bass
solos by Mr.. Arthur Deibert added to an
attractive program.
| ST. Patrick's String Orchestra gave
| musical program at an entertainment
| in kensington, Md. Friday evening.
| Their program included Shine On.
Harvest Moon tPowell1: THE Serenade"
| Victor HerberD. Dances from Henry
| VIII edward German: When I Marry
YOU tGumble); "El Captain" (Sousa,.