Evening star., 1909-06-13

day evening. over fifty members being
present. The business on hand was the
election of officers for the ensuing
year which resulted as follows: H. W.
| Weber. director; r. n. Hopewel con
cert master: Walter Crouch, assistant
| concert master; a. Lindstrom. treasur-
er: Mrs. Grace NJ. Hopewell, secretary
and G.. w. Weber, librarian. The per-
as follows: II. W. Weber director
first violins, f. n Hopewell. Mrs. E.
n. Hopewell. Walter Crouch, Miss Nan
| Dougherty, A. Nyman. Miss Mary A
| Dore, Karl Koester. Miss Marguerite r.
I, Harbers. Clyde Stryker. Miss Ruth
hard, a. w. Cummings and Miss Ger
trude Murphy: second violins. w G.
! Gilbert Miss Pauline NJ Scott. Arnold
Harris, Miss Nellie Emerson, f. w.
Taylor. Miss Belle Brooke. Henry Web
er. Miss Mildred Smith. Miss Katherine
Rich and Miss Madge Mcmillan: violas.
G. j. Weber and Edwin Haas; cellos.
j. y. d. Turner and John +. Wahler:
flute. NJ. X. Peck; first clarinets, II. b.
Schmidt and j. A. Dodge: second clari-
nets, +. Blaauboer and j. Y. August
cornets. a. Lndstrom. w. W. DAILY, jr
William Fox and Jacob G. Moody;
fiugel horns, Edwin c. GlasscoX and r.
W. Darr; horns Otto c. Hauschild and
f. f. Waite: baritone. r. A. Pearson.
trombones. George T. Chattaway and
Laurence Maher; bass, S. G.. McAlister:
drums and tympanies Charles Hillen-
gas; piano. w. J. Weber.
At the conclusion of the business
meeting Monday the remainder pf
the evening was spent in games and a
musical program. Several contralto
solos were given by Miss Harriet E.
Riley and violin solos by Master Ed
ward L. Weber. Mrs. Captain Paul
Freeman. formerly Miss Emma Rosen-
baum and at one time one of the lead
ing first violins of the orchestra. was
present at the meeting Monday
night. having recently returned from
the Philippines. where Capt. Freeman
was stationed for three years after
their marriage. She is here now on 4
visit TO friends and relatives in
Brookland. After the serving of re-
freshments the members adjourned and
meetings Will not be resumed until
fall.
The Junior Stage Fright Club met
Monday evening at the residence studio
of Miss Alice Burbage. Schumann was
the composer taken up for the evening.
and Miss Burbage opened the program
by reading sketch of his life. Miss
Bella Schiffmann played 'Des Abends'
and "Aufschwung' from the fantasie
pieces: Miss Florence Hermann gave
'Warum and ''Nachtstuck. No. A.: Mrs.
j. Martin Scrannage played The Proph-
ct Bird" from Forest Scene" and Miss
Margaret Wright was heard in 'Trau-
tiful and little known set of pieces
called "Kreisleriana." which well illus
tra;es Schumanns poetic imagination,
and the nineteen small numbers consti-
tuting The Carneval" which received
an added interest in the explanations
which she gave necessary TO COM
prehensive Interpretation of it.
The surpiced choir of boys and men
of Holy Trinity Catholic Church will
sing the closing solemn high mass of
the season a II o'clock this morning
under the direction of Mr. George Her
bert Wells, orSaniSt and choirmaster
Bartholomew Mass in T. fiat will be
given, and Mr.. S Theodore Howard.
baritone. will sing Moderatis 20 Salu-
taris Hostia,' at the offertorium. The
mass will be followed by solemn pro-
cession and benediction. during which
the choral, 'Pange linGua gloriosi," will
be sung.
The pupils of Miss Helen Gladmon gave
their annual spring recital Thursday
lowing program was given with com
mendable taste: "Fantase." from Der
Freischutz" tWeber). Mildred Moore.
Marguerite Wise. Helen Stake. Helen
Huise: '.Tanzweise' ,Meyer Helmund),
Miss Leah Gladmon; "On the Mead
Gichner), Miss Edna Beckett; Curious
Story" tHellerD. Willard Gatchel: Polka
CRafD, Marjorie Simpson. Mary Donohue,
Lydia Hecke, Grace Starner: Nalse in u
fiat Chopin Miss Leah Knuter; March
(Bohm), for two pianos. Ralph Dowden
and Raymond Gatchel: Valse Chromatic
GeshetitskyD. Miss Helen Simpson: AL
iegretto from Haydn Symphony No 20,
Raymond Cornwell: Second MaZurka
(Godard). Miss Katherine Rohrer: March
from "Tannhauser'' tWagner). Mildred
CornWell, Katherine Lang. Helen Simp-
son and Frances Somerville: Valse Bril-
liante in A fiat (Chopin). Miss Katherine
Lang; Nalse Durandl for two pianos.
Jennie Darby and Margaret Darby: LA
Lisonjera" (ChaminadeD. Miss Mildred
Moore: Poionaise in A fiat. Op. Us Chop
in). Miss Mildred Cornwell; Fantasie from
Sonata in c Minor tMozart-GriegI. Miss
Mildred Cornwell, with accompaniment on
second piano by Miss Helen Gladmon.
The annual pupils recital of Miss Alma
Ebert was given recently al her studio
and the numbers were we'll rendered by