Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-26
MUSICAL MENTION.

Stitt has been substituting for Mr.. At
water during the summer. The quartet
mas already resumed for this season and
is composed of Mrs. Ivy Herriott Shade.
soprano: Miss Mary Emily King, con-
traltO: Mr. Howard Butterworth, tenor,
and Mr.. Theodore T. Apple, basso.
Mrs. Emile Dougall- has re-
turned to Washington after a summer
spent with relatives in Highlands, N. c..
Malvern, Pa, and Atlantic City. She
has removed from 14O6 H street to 1910
l street northwest.
Miss Marie Grice Young has returned to
the city from the Chaltolanee Springs
Hotel, Md. where she spent the summer,
and has reopened her studio for the sea-
son. Before her return, she gave a re-
cital at the hotel, the program including
the following attractive numbers: Forest
tsndingl. Simple Aveu" Schuett). "A Ia
Bien Aimee" (schuett. "Liebeswalzer'
(MoszkowskD. and "Soiree de- vienne"
tSchubert-Liszt. Miss Young is planning
recital for December, In which she will
Introduce to her friends gifted young
pupil.
Mrs. w. Sinclair Bowen, the pianist of
the Euterpe Trio, has returned to the
CITY from Newport, where she spent the
month of August and part Of September
as the guest of friends. Mrs Bowen is
busily engaged arranging her apartments
in Stoneleigh Court for the coming sea-
son. while DR.. Bowen is spending the
month of September at his old home in
Maryland.
Miss Mabel Catharine Linton, organist
Of the lexington Presbyterian Church.
has returned from the seaShore and will
be in her place at the organ today. Dur
ing her absence her place was supplied
by MIR. George Wilson and Mrs. Harry
Davis, the organist Of Soldiers Home.
Mss Linton gave a special organ recital
stalled organ at ST Luke's Reformed
Church. North Wales, Pa, besides giving
number of piano recitals at the hotel
at Sea Side Park, N. ].
The Washington College of Music open
ed for its sixth year Monday, September
IL. Mr.. Fulton d. Karr, the organist of
81. Andrews Episcopal Church, has been
appointed to teach pipe organ. Miss Ber-
tina Thlele will come over each week
from Baltimore. where she is connected
with tie Peabody Institute, to teach
harp. and Mr.. w. Lee Crandall will teach
the violin. Mr.. Crandall is pupil of
the great viol.nist Ysaye. MIR. Wilberfoss
lege, will return the first week in Octo-
Der from England, where he has been
detained by the death of his mother.
Until he arrives the class will be con-
Quoted by Miss Maria Lee Goodwin.
Mr. II. H. Freeman has recovered from
his recent illness and will be in his place
at the organ of old ST. Johns Church
today. During his absence his place at
the organ has been taken by Miss Fran
ces Harrison and Mr.. Alfred G. Eidridge,
orsanist of st. Margaret's Church.
Mss Eva Whittord is now settled in her
new home at Baylor College, Texas,
thar CD ,y,l.
the music faculty. Miss WhitfCrd was
heard in her initial recital there last
week and scored decided success. She
sang Elm GeburtstaG" (Cowen), "A Bowl
Has Come" fMaud Valerie Whtte) and
r. spoFded TO the inststent demand for en-
cores with Happy Song" Oel Riego) and
,"o little Irish sAAAs by Lohr. Miss
Grace " ison daughter of President Will
son OF the college. who spent last winter
at Madison Han Seminary, in this city
where she studied piano with Felix Gar
2'Hht. WAS heard in two piano numbers
"Liebestraum' QiszD and Waltz in A
flat tMcSzkoWskU
Mrs. Amy Law Ormsby gave her first
musical this season at her residence
studios Wednesday evening The pro-
gram given Included dove song from
The Marriage of Figaro" (Mozart. and
jewel song from Faust" tGounod) and
->S a. pas n'N 7 dutS 'bcHDpTSt MIS-
ornsby; Because" td'HardeloD, al c eff
| Had Thousand Lives to Live" (Bow-
ers,, Mr.. Fred Thompson; Beat Upon
Mine. Little Heart" (Nevin). and ooh.
Dry Those Tears lnel Riego). Miss Ruth
Miller; "Oh. That We Two Were Mayirg"
tSmith). Mr.. John H. Hartman and Mrs.
Ormsby; THE Bird and the Rose (Hor-
rocks) and "Serenade" (Schuberp. Miss
Thelka Kearney; Stein Song" (Bullard).
'Armorer's Song (de Koven). THE Horn
Fleiger'' ard / Want What Want. When
Want It. (Herber). Mr.. J. Forney Don
aldson; Sweet Miss Mary CNeidlinger).
Sing. Sweet Bird" CAM. and Queen
of the Night" CTcrry), Miss Grace Ford;
tl':s err. Beloved. It Is Morn (Ayl-
varc), and my Love is Like the Red,
Red Rose" (Hastings). Mr.. ]. Edward
Law; ION Thee Each Living Soul Waits"