Evening star., 1909-01-24

traum In A fiat IiszD. Miss Ethel Du!in;
Air de Ballet in G Minor MoszkowskD.
Miss Martha Browning; Prelude in
sharp minor tRachmaninoff). Melody lRu-
bnstein), Octave Study tkullak. Harry
Goldsmith. At the close of the program
Mrs. Byram gave the ballet music from
Alceste Gluck- -Saint-Saensl, and the
magic fire music from Die Wakure.
CWagner- Bra ssin).
The Friday Morning Club was enter
tanned last week by a lecture on orches-
trail wind instruments, with special ref
erence to the double reeds and the horn.
by Mr.. II. Campbell Black of the Choral
Society Orchestra. He was assisted in
the musical illustrations by several MEM
bers of the Marine Band, as follows: For
oboe. .Cavatina di Giuramento'' (Merca-
dante), Mr.. F. o. S. Patzschke: for Eng
lish horn, selected solo, Mr.. PatZSchke !;
for bassoon, andante from the Concerto in
B fat DAVID, Mr.. S. Scharbau; for horn,
'DaS Bid der Rose ReinharD. Mr.. A. +.
Seidler: quintet in e fiat for pianoforte.
oboe. clarinet, horn and bassoon CMoZarD,
largo allegro moderate. larghetto, rondo,
allegretto, Miss Brickenstein and Messrs.
Black, Patzsche, Seidler and Scharbau.
A program was given by local talent at
a, musical Tuesday night in the y. NJ. {.
a. by the Durham membership commit
tee, one Of the working parts of the asso-
citation movement TO obtain LOCO new
members by next month. Two piano solos
were played by Arthur D. Mayo, organist
of Calvary Baptist Church; William Mills.
tenor of the First Congregational choir.
and B. Frank Myers. bass OF st. Paul
English Lutheran choir. sang several
solos. ElphonZo Youngs, cornetist, con-
tributed a number of selections. The bird
songs by Henry w. Oldys were a novelty,
and were we'll received. Accomplishments
for the SoloistS were played by Fulton
Karr, organist of st. Andrews Church.
Al an informal gathering of friends at
the home of Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax re-
Gently the guests were pleasantly enter
tanned by an impromptu program of
music. DR.. Ashhei Hustead. a house guest
of Mrs Hoffman of 18th Street gave
group of songs. each of which he had
learned from native teachers in different
countries while he was travelling abroad.
His selections included 'Concita.'' a SER
enade in Seville (Arthur Edward stah-
schmidD; 20, Sole Mo- (Di Capua):
''Ariso.' Vesti la guibba from Il Pag-
liacci'' Leoncavallo); aria from lie Roi
DYs'' (E. Lalo) DR.. Hustead has tenor
voice classed as of rare quality. Mrs.
Fairfax sang several selections by Mac
Dowell. Massenet and others, and her
little siX-year- daughter Beatrice also
gave two small numbers
Mr. Alfred c. Eldridge organist and
choirmaster of St. Margaret's Episcopal
Church. spent last Sunday in New York.
His place at the organ was supplied al
the morning Service by Mrs. j. D. Chad
dock and at the evening service by NJ.
II. H. Freeman, organist of ST. Johns
Church.
Miss Helen l.. Crennan. mezZo soprano
of New York. was the solost at the meet
ing OF the Marcia Burns Chapter. ID. A.
r., Wednesday evening at the residence
of Mrs Conrad Hesse. She was heard in
group of songs by Hahn. Rain and
Roses" Liza Lehman, and Sweet Mary
u.ohr, She was accompanied on the
piano by Miss Anna Belts.
Music was the feature of the evening at
an entertainment given by Mrs. DreXe in
her apartment in the Ontario last Tues
in jonquils and laurel and orchestra
of nine pieces gave selection between
each of the vocal numbers which
included duet for soprano and
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Apple: an Italian
folk song, Miss Della Foster, mezzo-so-
prano: waltz song. 'Carmenia" (Nelson),
Mrs Sydney P. Hollinssworth. soprano:
encore. The Little Thief" LEO Stern;
Because (d'HardeloD, Mr.. Fred Sillers,
tenor. Mrs. Lippitt, contralto, was 10
have contributed number to the pro-
gram. but was unable to be present, and
Mr. Apple filled in the gap by singing "A
knight of the OIden Times" Mr. Oscar
the accomplishments.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry D. Fry have issued
invitations To a musical next Thursday
evening at their residence, corner of Q
street and Connecticut avenue. The pro-
gram will be given by Mr.. and Mrs FIR
nest Lent. Yioloncellist and pianiste, re- |
spectively; Miss Lillian HALEY, soprano:
Miss Elsa Murray. pianiste, daughter of
Mr.. Harvey Murray, and Miss Gillespie.
Miss Isabelle Buchanan. soprano, who
will come from Philadelphia to sing at the |
of the Rubinstein Club. will spend |
a few days as the guest OF her brother !
DR.. William Buchanan. at his home on |
Park road. and Thursday afternoon will |
give a program at the reading room for |
the blind.
A new glee club has been formed among |
the members of the Young Mems League |
at the Temple Baptist Church. 1t made
its initial appearance at a social gathering |
of the league last week. and was heard in |
two numbers, THE Rainbow and Sun
bonnet Sue" Mrs. Joseph Harrison. vio-
liniste, gave a fine rendition of the Hun
sarian Rhapsodie Hauser. and for IN
encore played Raff.s celebrated "Cava-i