Evening star., 1909-05-02

The pupils of the Hamilton School. La
fayette Square were heard in a program
of spring songs and choruses last night.
assisted by Miss Catherine Erney. So
prano; Miss Amy Simonds. mezzo So
prano, and Miss Elton Ronsaville. violin
list. Mr.. Otto Torney Simon was in charge
of the program and assisted as accom-
panist The numbers included: Choruses.
Sprngtime BargieD: On Music's Wing
(Mendelssohn); trio, The Linden Tree,
and quartet, Serenate (SchuberD: solo,
Spring (Becker). Miss Simonds: violin
solos, To Spring (Grieg), The Bee (Schu-
berD. Miss Ronsaville: solo. The Years
at the Spring (Beach). Miss Catherine Err
ney; cantata, The Garden of Flowers
Denza), The Morn the Lark and the
Nightingale. White Butterfly. the Rose
bud. Summer BreeZes, the Bees o, Happy
Streamlet, Good Night.
Mr. Herman Moran, basso, will substi-
tute tonight at the Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church for Mrs. Blanche
Muir Dalgleish, the regular soloist. Mrs.
Dalgleish will sing, as usual in the
morning, her selection being THE Lord
Is My Light" by Allitsen.
Mr.. B. Frank Gebest presented his ad-
vanced pupils. Mrs. Vivian Church Mat
son, Miss Grace Adams. Mr.. F. Lasalle
Spier and Mr.. Robert Bond Gotta. in
piano recital Friday evening at Carroll
Institute Hall. They were assisted by
Miss BERTHE Thompson, soprano; Mr..
Dana c. Holland. basso, and string
quartet. composed of Mrs. Duff Lewis,
first violin; Miss Mary Emily King. sec
ond violin: Miss Maud Sewall, viola.
and Miss Florence W. Wieser. cello, in
the following program: Jubel Overture
tWeber), two pianos, eight hands. Mrs.
Matson. Mr.. Spier, Miss Adams. MT
Gotta, concerto in G major tBeethoven),
with second piano accompaniment. allegro
conbrio cadenZa tReinecke), largo,
rondo, Mrs. MatSon: concerto in minor
(IummeD. allegro moderate, with string
quartet and second piano aecompanl-
Swallows" (Cowen). and Romany
Spring Song (Horrocks). Miss Ber;ie
Thompson: concerto in { major (Weber).
with string quartet and second piano
accompaniment, allegro. adaglo. finale.
presto Mr.. Gotta, bass solo. II Dreamed
Dream (Taylor). Mr.. Holland; Capric-
clio Brilliant tMendelssohn). with second
piano accompaniment, Mr. Spier.
The last public rehearsal of the Re
bew Orchestra this season will take place
tomorrow night in the lectureroom of
the kellar Memorial Lutheran Church
under the direction OF MT II. W Weber
The assisting soloists will be Miss Mary
A. Dore, violinist, a member of the Or
chestra, and Mr.. Charles Bright, bari
tone.
The musical at the reading room for the
blind at the Congressional Library on
Thursday was given by Mrs. Warner ~.
Gibbs, soprano, assisted by Miss Ethel
Tozier. pianist. Their numbers included
piano solos. prelude in A major and
waltzes in c sharp minor and d fiat
major. and "Ecossaise'' Chopin; encore.
"Toreador rAndalouse" Rubinstein);
wedding March Mendelssohn-Liszp.
Elfn chorus: encore. "Gavotte'' (Gluck
Brahms). Miss Tozier; soprano solos.
Mon Occur Chante" Chaminade): 20
Sole Mo CDi Capua). "Serenade" tGou-
nod. Twas April Nevin); The
June (Wiiloughbyp. I'm Wearin' Ava"
Foote). "A Maid Sings Light and Maid
Sings Low" CMacDowelD, -Four Leaf
Clover BrownelD. Mrs. Gibbs. BY spe-
cial request Mrs. Gibbs repeated the
Gounod "Serenade," and Miss Tozier's
rendition of the Gluck- Inns Ca
vote" was received with the greatest
enthusiasm.
The fourth monthly concert of the sea-
son of 1gOS-19G9 by the Apollo Orchestra.
Albert p. Johnston. director. was given
Friday evening at Mckendree NJ. r.
Church. Massachusetts avenue between
9th and 10th streets northwest us
program included march. Entry of the
Gladiators'' tF>ucik); overture. "Pique
Dame" (Suppe): tenor solo. Shine On.
Oh, Stars tSawyerl. Mrs. Charles A
Johnson; Lion Du Bal (Gilletu; violin
500, Die Stumme Won Portici' tAuber-
Jansa), Mrs. Albert p Johnston. by re-
quest. I'm Garden of Melody" (Sudds):
sextet from Lucia Di Lammermoor:
DonizettD: tenor solo. When the Heart
Is Young" DUDLEY BuckJ, Mr.. Charles
A. Johnson: waltzes. 'On the Blue DAN
ube' (Strauss,: saxaphone solo. Pill
grims' Chorus from 'Tannhauser'
Wagner). Mr.. III. W. 7. Jenner: "Au-
tumn Breezes. Reverie Eccosias" king:
finale. "Old Faithful (Holzmanm.
The personnel of the orchestra includes:
Albert p. Johnston. director: violins X.
G. Albertson concert master). II. G. Win
field. +. SZemelenyf, A. NJ. Nyman, r. S.
Cohen. +. NJ. Shore. +. +. Everett G.. r.
klee. F. b. Ketchum. r. Featherstone r.
Il. Biume. III. w. Strieter. A. Z. Walsh.
q. r Cox. III. T. D'Albert. J. r. Lewis
G. t. Behrens and w. j. Brooks. jr.:
viola, II. F. Barker; cellos. P. c. Thomp-
son and G. Muller: basses. J. r. Carson
and c. A. Johnson, flutes. H. w. T. Jen-
ner Z. l.. White and Il. NJ. Jewell: first
clarinets, VI. b Granger and j. Skin
ner: second clarinets, r. Blaauboer and
r. w. Taylor: first cornets. ID. A. Hey
ser and +. Z. Jackson. second cornets. T..
Fisher and E. c. Gill; French horns, G. r.
Bailey and o. G. Hauschi!d: trombones,
G. I. Chattaway. w. III. Swing and p. f.
K. Shilling.
The faculty and students of Trinity Col
iege were entertained at musical Thurs
day evening by prominent talent. The