Evening star., 1909-05-16

Mr.. Anton Kaspar: aria. Amour viens
alder (Sant-Saens). and white
Throat (Spring Song), by request (Aspi-
nalD. Miss katherine Boyle: Romance
| "Canzonetta td'.Ambrosio) and 'Zapatea
do (Sarasate). Mr. Anton kaspar: Still
vie die Nacht'' (Bohm. "A Night of
June tThomas). 20 Happy Day (Gotze),
crime Boyle: 'Widmung' (schumann-
LiszU. 'Scherzino" (Schumann). "Au
| bord dune source G.iszu and "Etude de
Concert" (MacDowelU. Miss Helen Cor
bin.
| Friday evening at the University Of Mu-
sic and Dramatic Art Miss Eleanor Nord-
hof gave closing recital playing the
(Beet hoven). Nocturne and Two Etudess
Chopin, Gretchen an Spinnrad' and
! "Erl King" (Schubert- LisZD, Rhapsodie
No. s 1iszU and Novelette," (Schu-
| mann).
| The three choirs Of the Holy Name
| Church gave an entertainment and dance
| Friday evening at National Rifles arm
| ory. Very few churches in the city are
as well equipped in choirs as the Holy
! Name. the three choirs aggregating alto
getner two hundred and fifty members,
all of them trained and directed by Miss
Anna Doyle. A choir OF mixed voices
sings the music of the late mass on Sun
DAYS, q male cnOlr gives tile music d. tilc
| vespers and there is a junior choir which
| furnishes the music at the O'Clock mass.
The program opened Friday evening with
an overture by an orchestra conducted
by John B. Salb, and this was fol-
| lowed by some choruses. Merry Life
ard Song OF Illyrian Peasants" by the
combined choirs. Humorous selections
were given by Mr.. John b. Irving and
quartet numbers by Messrs. James Dun
can. Alfred Handiboe, Walsh and John
calh ,,io 1,1nt nll2
mixed voices, composed of Mrs. Irving
Taylor. Miss Marie Myers, Messrs James
Duncan and John B. Irving. closed the
musical program Of the evening.
The rectais of the Rubinstein Club
have been concluded for the season. but
there will be business meeting of the
club next Wednesday morning at the Ar
lington Hotel for the election of officers
for the ensuing year and to hear the re-
ports of the year from the secretary and
treasurer Last Wednesday morning
forty members of the club, taking advan-
tage of the beautiful weather. chartered
car for a trip to Great Falls. where
the Falls was enlivened by an impromptu
musical program. in which the club gave
several choruses. Faith. Hope and
Love- "Ashes of Roses, April Girl,
Nearest and Dearest and many Others
and several memoers of the club contrib
uted humorous solos. Dinner was served
at the hotel for the party. the long table
being prettily decorated with wild honey
suckle and terms and after posing for
several pictures in the pavilion the club
returned to the city delighted with its
days outing.
Mrs Samuel Lawson Burton, soprano.
who has been a guest of Mrs. Clarence
s. Rheem for several weeks, will return
early next week to her home in Lacona.
y. Y. MRS. Burton gave a box party .ast
week at the Columbia Theater. the party
being made up of twelve singers from
| local musical circles.
| Miss Este!le Gulick. contralto. will assist
the choir at ST. Margaret's Church. be-
ginning tomorrow morning. Tomorrow
evening previous engagement VIII com
| pei her to be absent, as she had promised
| 10 substitute at the Church of the Ascen-
| sion for Miss Anna brett. the regular
| contralto. She will be heard in selections
| from the oratorio of st. Paul. by Men
delssohn.
Mrs. AIwilda Matlock Rousseau pre-
| sented Miss Gertrude Elizabeth McRae
| in piano recital Friday, Nay IA. at her
| studio. 12i6 10th street northwest Miss
McRaes technique and Interpretation
compared favorably with those who have
studied much longer. Her program in
c!uded Automne (Chaminade); Prelude
| (Rachmaninofp; (a) Dance Caprice: tb)
sodie No 3 l.iszp: Waltz. Op. "a. No. 2,
Scherzo. fiat minor Chopin: Warum.
GrilIen (Schumann): Capriccio Brilliant
| (Mendelssohn). Second piano, Mrs. Rous-
| seau.
| Miss Mildred Cornwell, thirteen years
of age. young pupil of Miss Helen Gl d
mon. Is to be presented by her teacher
/ in a piano recital at the Washington
| Club. ITO / street northwest, Tuesday
evening at S:15 O'Clock.
| He has a mighty strong Imagination
| for a real estate dealer