Evening star., 1909-03-07

CaIlow; Nordica Banjo Club. Woodland
Memories (Rapp) and Flowers of Mex
ico' tCurtD; soprano solo Elaine Bart
letD; Three Roses (Norrisp. Mrs. Rob-
ert Fatt: piano solo. .'Poonaise. Mill
taire" Chopin, Mr.. Harry S. Kennedy.
The musical at the Congressional LIZ
brary last week took place Wednesday in
stead of Thursday, on account of the in
| auguration festivities, and was a piano
and song recital by Miss Elizabeth III.
| Ward, soprano. of New York, and Miss
Katherine Grady and Mr.. ]. Frances Ger
muller. pianists. of this city. The pro-
gram included, Il Love You Truly" Car
rie Jacobs Bond). MY Ain Folk de
NOM. I'm the Dark. in the Dew
Coumbs,. Third Meditation" GealD.
Spinning Song (Raff. La Baladine.'
duet Uysberg), ''rhe Portrait tRubin-
stein} The Cascade Haur). BY request
the duet La Baladine'' was repeated.
Miss Bessie Birch of Dumbarton ave-
nue. was hostess at Il musical last Tues
gram given: Waltz 0MoszkowskD.
Miss Roberta Amies; ''Sapphic ode"
Brahns); when Love Is Gone IHaw-
ley). Miss Gertrude Carroll. courralto;
I, baritone solo. Leave Me Not MatteD.
Mr. Roland Roderck: soprano solos
"Mattnata tTOstD. The Years al the
Spring (Beach) and Spring Has Come
White). Miss Birch; violin solos ''.Adora-
ton GBorowskD and "Slav Cradle Song
(Nerdua, Mr. j. Reilly Stanton: baritone
solo. Goodnight. Beloved" (Moirl. Mr.
John NJ Waters: waltz Chopin and
Polonaise MacDoweb. Miss Amies.
pianist: tenor solos. JOnly" tWriEhtsom
and THE Great Tnknown' I'd HardeloD.
Mr.. Richard p Backing; soprano SOLO
Miss Bessie Birch. with violin obligato by
Mr.. Stanton. 'Elesy (Masseneu and
.Carissima" PENN. Miss Louise Birch
DR.. Anton GloetZncr, pianist and COM
poser. has recently completed an elaborIta
and difficult new choral work, which will
be given by the combined choirs cf 81.
Patrick's Church on Palm Sunday. 1t is
entitled ''Crucifige eum." and contains a
fugue which is taken first by the tenor.
then by the bass of the mixed choir
and then by the different parts of the
male choir, the harmoniZation being very
beautiful. The male choir is already dill
gently rehearsing from the manuscript,
under the direction of Mr.. Harry Hall.
who is to be congratulated on the results
already obtained.
Mrs. William Staub. lyric soprano, for
merly Miss Terrence of this city, is now
singing with the Fluffy Ruff1es company
in Buffalo. At the conclusion of her en-
gagement there she will fill an eight
Week engagement in New York city.
The fourth musical entertainment this
season of the Washington Saengerbuni
will take place this evening at the hall
of the bund, the following prominent
soloists from local circles giving the pro-
deutsches Liebeslied." Wohlgemuth. and
''Hennliche Liebe, Juengst: Mr.. Ernest
Lent. cellist, .'Serenade,'' Forino, and
Am Springbrunnen," Davidoff; Mrs. Fan
Joan of Arc" Tschaikowsky; Mr.. Rob
ert f. Seel. f1utist, "Phantasy on Theme
by Chopin" Demersseman; Mr.. Charles
f. Myers. tenor. Il Love Thee So.'' de
nj
tralto. Goodbye. Robin,' Moir. and "Tbe
Pretty Creature" Wilson: Mr.. John No
lon, bass. The Trumpeter," Dix: vocal
quartets. Mrs. Gage, Mrs. Dalsleish, Mr..
a Red. Red Rose" Garrett. and Good
Night" Pinsuti. The program will he
under the direction of Mr.. Henry Xander.
Mr.. H. r. Freeman will give an organ
recital in St Anne Episcopal Church
Annapolis, Md, at an early date and at
Christ Church, Norfolk, Va, the latter
part of the present month. On both occ;,-
sions he will be assisted by Master
Charley Horton, boy soprano of st. Johns
Choir. whose unusual voice is al present
attracting considerable attention.
The choir of St. Aloysius Church. num-
bering forty-five boys and men, will rem
der Dubois Seven Last Words of Christ
full ritual of holy week and Easter will
be carried out. Admission will be by
card.
Mr.. Harry Paterson Hopkins director Of
music in Washington College. gave IL re-
cital yesterday before the Arundel Club
of Baltimore. which was attended by
class of that exclusive or
ganization. He was assisted by Miss Ed
ma Brown. mezzo soprano. Mr. Hopkins
was heard I'm Magic Fire Scene (Wag-
ner). ''Polischinele (Rachmaninon)
Persian Ballet Dance" soprano solos
ss To- I icS' nd
Pity Is Akin to" (Hopkins), Miss Brown
prelude from E minor suite (MaeDoweln
and 1.-The Nightingale GLsz), Mr.. Hop
kins: .'E,lsas Dream" (, agner) Where
Love Has Been Del Reisop. winter
leid'' (<oss). Miss Brown: .'Shadowland'
''Ysabel.' love song from opera Man
tila." and piano etude ITO An Ideal
Mr.. Hopkins.