Evening star., 1909-05-09

Miss Price: GO to Sleep, My Lena" Mr.
Palmer; Dixie Miss Grigsby: Star
Spangled Banner" chorus. Mr.. Louis A.
Potter, jr.. was the accompanist.
The Wagner Study Club met Saturday ;
evening at the home Of DR.. Pyles III
Nichols avenue, Anacostia- The second
part of Tristan and Isolde" was taken :
up for analysis and study. Mrs. Fred
Emory: vice president; giving the last
description Of the motifs OF those acts. !
Miss Vera !. Murray, on the piano, in. !.
terpreted tntelligently the last two acts.a
and later on played an arrangement Of =
the other three acts, emphasizing par
ticUlarly the varied emotional and ira gic
passages with which the composers ar
rangement Of this part Of the opera
abounds. A course OF reading was OUT .
lined by Miss Schade. the president. for
the members, including the correspond
ence between Wagner and Liszt, Was-
ners Letters to Mathilda Wesendonck.''
Tristan and Isolde" by Gabriel ID An.
nunzio: THE Music Dramas of Veg
ner." by Langnac. In addition Miss
Schade gave Claude Phillips ''Concep-
tion Of Love in Wagner" and selection
of the Italian poet D'Annunzios version :
of Tristan and Isolde. Those present
at the meeting were the hostesses. Mrs.
Pyles and Miss Helen Pyies: the presi-
dent Miss Anita Schade: vice president.
Mrs. Fred Emory: treasurer and COR
responding secretary. Charles Arnold,
Mrs Van Costell Miss Jennie Stier. Mrs.
Murray. a. Bernard Thumel and Miss =
Vera l. Murray Mrs. r. Stalnaker vase
proposed as member of the club and
accepted. IS
The eighth and last public rehearsal Of
the Rebew Orchestra, Mr.. II. w Weber,
conductor was given Monday evening IN
the lecture room of the Keller Memorial
Church. The orchestra gave request
program. which included: March, "Amefi-. :
pheus'' toffenbacn: bass solo, .'Matti-'
nata'' (TostD, Mr.. Charles A. Bright: en-
core, I'm Waerin' ava to the Land q
the Leal" Foote): waltz. Merry WidoW
banD; selection. La Cigale tAudram1;
violin solo. "Mazurka" (MlynarskD. Miss
Mary A. Dore. with Miss Margaret Dore:x
at the piano; encore. "Pierne's Serenade';a
selection. Bohemian Girl" lBalfe): march,
Federal City," a new composition by
Hopewell.
The usual Thursday afternoon musical.
in the reading room for the blind at the
Congressional Library was given last a
week by Messrs. Beaumont Glass and
Edwin NJ Borchafdt. violinists. and
Charles II. Fisher. pianist. Their pro- ty'
gram included the unusual combination )
trio for two violins and plano tSindingt.
opus So; serenade. Marcia" andante. al
legretto. andante, allegro; Meditation,
from ''Thais" MasseneD. The Brook
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Beaumont Glass: "wedding Day" opuso,
IS, No. Grieg), Charles H. Fisher.
'Ballade and Polonaise.' opus 38 Wieux-.
temps) Beaumont Glass; trio. suite, opus =
Il (MoskowskD. allegro moderate ana -
motto vivace. -. -sk
80 re
An entertainment that was successful
from both musical and financial stafid- y
point was given at Business High Scheof
Friday evening. The program was given ~
l,., ENir,rl al M,tol Trtn
Sherier, soprano, and Miss Sallie Mason y
accompanist and included: Trio. opus I0l
No. / IL. van Beethoven). allegro chm r
brio largo assai ed expressive. and pres =
to, the Finckel-Mueller Trio: sonata for
viola. op. IA, NJ Meyer-Olberslebeh'
Langsam und sehr gesangvoll and Mun---
ter und straf. Mr.. Finckel; song: Chan
SON d'Armour" Mrs. Beach). Miss Sher-
rier: trios, ..Serenade" F'ranz SchuberD.
and Venetian Love Song tEthe!Pert
Nevin); solos for cello. "Andante' ,tMhat-o
Fritz Mueller: songs, "Ouvres ties yealx
bleus" tMasseneD, and when the Roses
Bloom" (Reichardt). Miss SherriertItriH,
op. 80. No. / !Mendelssohnl, Andan6 9on,
motto tranquillo, Scherzo leggiero owl
waco, finale allegro assai appassonAte.is
Finckel- Mueller Trio. which is composed
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Finekel and Mr.
Fritz Mueller cellist of the Marine Baild.,
Mr. Albert Z. Davidson. who for Yeare
has been baritone solost Of All Angels
Episcopal Church. New York, sang lasp
Sunday at Mount Vernon Place M..bEh
Church. where Miss Eva Whitford iS -fHS3r
ular sooist and precentor, and MIdi.6Xkn
gar Robinson is organist. His solo In tho
morning was Lead. Kindly Light.
Pariser). and Judge Me, Cod,
tBuck) i'm the evening. This Is the third
time Mr.. Davidson has been heard in
Washington, the first time being last
winter, when he filled special engage
ment with the Welsh male chorus at the
White House, and the second time was
last month"; when he assisted at recital
given BY Miss Whitford and Miss Tozier.