Evening star., 1909-06-10
Miss Mabel Davis.

The annual recital of Miss L. Lieber-
| mans medal and scholarship pupils was
| given last night in the large music room
| of the Washington Club, 1710 / street,
| before an enthusiastic audience, and
| which was, from an artistic standpoint.
| possibly the most successful recital of
! the well known teacher since her advent
| into Washington musical circles.
| Nine pupils participated in a we'll chosen
and varied program, and each of them
! showed marked ability in precision of ex-
| ecution. toning and shading. The instru-
| mental program was varied by vocal Sc
| lections rendered by Mrs. Robert Fatt.
| soprano, and Miss I4eonie Young, mezzo-
| soprano, their respective numbers being
generously applauded by the audience.
The class playing was especially effec-
| tive, and showed results of painstakinS
and careful training, while Master Rus
sell Hill exhibited exceptional talent and
training In his work
At the conclusion of the concert Miss
Lieberman made a short address to the
who was expected to be present, in which
she paid high compliment to several local
newspapers for the part they have played
in aiding her musical work here.
AS a token of her appreciation for the
work accomplished during the past year
Miss Lieberman gave each of her pupils
prizes. and also presented to Mrs. Thomas
c. Noyes set of classic songs. which she
chose to term "a slight acknowledgment
of the efforts Mrs. ,Noyes has extended in
her behalf.
The scholarships for the coming terms
were awarded as follows: Miss Edith
Dewall. in the place of the late Miss Mary
Dortsch. for The Evening Star; Miss
Edith Strasburger, the present holder. for
the Washington Times. and Carroll 8.
Bone. for the Washington Herald Other
scholarships were awarded to Miss Mabel
Davis and Master Uriel Davis.
The various numbers of the program
were: Overture Especial requesD, Fres-
chetti. for twenty hands at pianos, en-
semble: (a)"Liebstraum, List. Miss Dor
Is Murray; (b) overture. Norma" Belline
fnr three pianos,. Miss Murray. Miss
II Wis. Miss Strasburger and Miss Lieber-
M, a; Last Hope" Gottschalk. Miss Ma
be- Davis; Rhapsody No. 12. List Master
Russell Hill: grand scene and aria from
THE Freischutz,' Won Weber, Mrs. Fatt;
Concert Stuck (concerto). Won Weber.
Miss Edith Strasburger; (a) Serenade,
Winderstine. Miss Ruth Doyle; (b) Inter-
mezzo Cavalier. Mascagni, class; 'Wo-
him." Mrs. G. T. Robertson; Witches
Dance" Miss Angela MacMahon: So
Ye. o Israel" Miss Leonie Young; Rondo
Brilliant. Miss Mabel Davis: Prealudium
and Tocatto, Miss Edith Strasburger, and
Liszt's Rhapsody No. 6, Master Russell
HILL
The patrons and patronesses of the con-
cert were Commissioner Henry L. West. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas c. Noyes. Mr. and Mrs.
Scott C. Bone. Judge and Mrs. Hosea B.
Moulton. Representative and Mrs Wilson,
Representative and Mrs. ]. w. Langley,
Admiral and Mrs. Prindle, Maj. and Mrs.
Hunter, Capt. and Mrs. w. H. Rogers,
Judge and Mrs c. Baber. Mr. and Mrs.
A. D. Albert. Mr. and Mrs. c. Sheibley
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Graham. Mrs.
Frank Wood Schultz. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Parks, Mrs. Eli
Shelby Hammond. Mr.. and Mrs. J. TAFT,
Davis TAFT, Mrs. James Giddes, Mr. and
Mrs Coffin, Mrs. Gaines, MIR. and Mrs. ].
H. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Britton, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mearns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooe, Mr. and Mrs. p.
Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. F. bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Lipscomb. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Charlton and Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun.