Evening star., 1909-05-16
MUSICAL MENTION.

from Gaul's Holy City. At the evening
service Mr.. Harwood, tenor, a recent ac-
QUESTION TO musical circles in Washing
ton will substitute for Mrs. Dalgleish
Last Sunday morning Mrs. Dalgleish sang
Open the Gates of the Temple" oknappJ
and at the evening service "All Through
the Night" (Old Welsh), with Mrs. Gun
ningham at the organ.
The Apollo Orchestra will render a
special program at Mckendree M. +
Church next Sunday evening, the occa-
sion being a special memorial service in
honor of Burnside Post, G. A. L.. About
80 old veterans will attend that even
ing and the program will be made up OF
patriotic numbers.
The first of the closing events Of the
National Park Seminary. Forest Glen
was the faculty concert by Miss Cuthbert
Buckner. Mrs. John Southworth. Mr.
Anton kaspar. Fraulein kathe Huttig
Mr.. John Porter Lawrence and DR.. Hen
ry G. Hanchett. assisted by MIR. josef
I<aspar, Mr.. George NJ. Leimbach and
Mr.. L. K. Manoly. Mr.. Lawrence opened
| the program with the Beethoven concerto
IN T. fiat, opus 13. sometimes called The
Emperor Concerto o. which he played
the second and third gio
un POGO mosso and rOndo, allegrO-with
accompaniment of second piano. organ
and string quartet. A concerto for violin
was given by Mr.. Anton kaspar Two
vocal numbers. THE Cry of Rachel
tSa'ter) and "Chanson PrOvencaf" Del
fAcqua), were given by Miss Buckner.
This was followed by string quartet. by
| Tscnaikowski, andante cantabile, opus IL
Messrs. Anton kaspar, Josef kaspar.
Leimbach and Manoly: symphonic poem,
Les Preludes" CLiszp, Mrs. Southworth.
DIR. Hanchett and Mr.. Lawrence; Con
certo in d Minor opus 20 Rubinsten)-
rSf 10 cui oil
Fraulein Huttig. with accompaniment OF
second piano and string quartet.
Mr.. Walter r. Holt was one OF the
principal soloists at an entertainment at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William II.
l.ar,nan. at Bethesda Park, Md. He was
| heard in IAN Impromptu'' tAbD and a
Prayer 1Ettinger), mandolin solos. and
some mandolin and guitar duets With
Miss Bessie Tiffany. The duets were
Vase Brilliante" 1AbD. "Serenade'
tPierne) and "Enchantment Waltz CAL
berth. Others taking part in the program
We're Miss Lavinia r. Wagner. who gave
some piano solos. Media tion'' (Morri-
SOM. Mountain Stream (Sidney Smith)
and 'Fruhlingsrauschen" (Christian Sind
ins): Miss Helen Chitty. who gave reci-
tation. The Little Newsboy"; Mr.. Rich
ard Dunn Hunt. who sang "Annie Lau-
rie"; Miss Nellie Flournoy. pianist, who
played "Impromptu'' (SchuberD and
"Traumerei'' tSchumannl. and Mrs. Or
rell B. Chamberlin. who added to the
pleasure of the occasion by singing Flow
J Gently, Sweet Alton" q. E. SpilmanD.
Miss Marie Hansen of this city. a scho,-
arship pupil at the Peabody Conserva-
tory. Baltimore, was heard there recently
on the program of the night o. origina,
her own. which was enthusiastically re-
ceived. Miss Hansen has also written
several songs. one of which. Il Arise
From Dreams of Thee was effectively
sung by her sister, Miss Bertha Hansen
soprano, at a concert given here recently
Miss Eichstadt presented four pupils in
piano recital yesterday. The program
embraced the following: Two etudes CHel-
le"), Miss Edna Landgref: 'So'feggietto'
tBach). "Rondo'' tMozarD. Miss Helen
Todd; "Crescendo Lassen. Pas des Am
phores" (ChaminadeD. Miss Cecilia Todd
"Impromptu' (SchuberD. "Arabesque'
and .Pierette" tChaminade). Miss Anna
Lee MCGEE; "Tancred" (RossinD. for four
hands, the Misses TODD. They were as
sisted by Miss Haynie, soprano. who
sang her numbers in a pleasing style.
Miss Ethel Pannabaker made an efficient
accompanist.
The pupils of the Hamilton School gave
a May recital Tuesday evening in the
auditorium Of the Louise Horne, the pro-
gram being a repetition Of the entertain
| ment he'd at the school May L. The pn-
pills sang number of concerted selec-
| tions closing with cantata, "'rhe Garden
! of Flowers" Assisting were Miss Cath
crime Erney. soprano: Miss Amy Simonds
mezzo- soprano, and Miss Elton Ronsa-
vile, violinist Mr.. Otto Torney Simon
was at the piano.
| The annual concert of the pupils OF
Chevy Chase College and Seminary was
given Friday evening in the hall OF tn
seminary. Tie program opened with a