Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-03

Rakeman. violinist: Louis Mandy. cell
list; Peter Strano. oboe. and Carl Schae-
fer. ciarinetist. assisted by Mrs. Warner
cluded the following interesting numbers:
i Wedding march from Midsummer
Nights Dream (Mendelssohn). intermez-
20. La Rose" ,Ascher); overture . "1r.
King OF France and Il. too. Was Born
in Arcadia" fsousa); grand selection,
"Manon Descaut' (PuccinD; waltz suite.
sa5asn of soe B. request Tsea
I Know That Sweet Land CThomas), Mrs.
Gibbs: encore, 1.-The Open Secret wood
mani; excerpts from Tom Jones' Ger
man; suite de ballet La Source rec. Pas
''Danse Circassenne' Delibesl: reverie,
1.-The Angelus' (Bohm); gems from
THE Pretty Sister Of Jose" isaengerl
soprano solo. Sing, Smile and slumber'
lin obligato by Mr.. Rakemann; encore
Boat Song CWare): serenade "Aubade
Printaniere'' U1acombe), and reverie.
"Eventide. by request. (Myddleton).
Master Edward Roach distinguished
himself during the tenebrae services al
st. Paurs Catholic Church during holy
week by his intelligent Interpretation OF
the "Christus fastus est each evening.
Master Roach has phenomenal alto
voice, which he uses with skill. The lad
| is a popular member of the "preps' at
| Georgetown and is secretary Of the Boys
Guild connected with st. Pauls choir.
i Mr. b. Frank Gebest entertained at his
| spring studio recital last evening before
| an audience that gave every manifesta'
| ton of appreciation of the following pro-
i! gram: Overture. "Egmont," for two pi-
amos md e;~hf ha nda CReAfhoyen> I.asalle
! Speir. Robert Bond Gotta. Edwin Rus
sell Jewell and Mr.. Gebest: Canzonetta
| tSchutt). Miss Enice Hutchison; Watch
mans Song '.Elfentanz" and Album
zurka" Geschetixky). Miss Josephine
Golden: ITO q Wild Rose" and SHADOW
| Dance (MacDowelD, Miss Imogen Ora
ham; Polonaise in r minor (MacDowell).
g fiat (schubert. Edwin Russell Fewell;
"Gnomen Reigen' Uiszt. Miss Louise
Millikan: 'Nocturne. In E major lCho:
PIN and E.uds Chopin C. ,1 Robers d m9nd
Lasalie Spier, and Echo Etude' Paga-
nini-Liszt). Mr.. Gebest. Miss Florence M.
| Girouard, the assisting soloist, delighted
the audience with some soprano songs
| among them, Summer" (Chaminade),
''Kashmiri Song and Till ] Wake,
from Indian love lyrics, by Amy Wood
ford Finden.
l MISS MARY "A. NfSucT Will ShSOA SoAh -
! afternoon at a musical tea. The pro-
gram will be given by two young must
clans Of great promise, Miss Mabel Rob-
erts soprano, and Master Ralph Gold
| smith, violfnist.
| The cozy home of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Garxiglia was filled with friends and mu-
sic lovers Tuesday evening at the grad
| uating recital Of Miss Lenore Lacey, one
| Of Mr.. Garziglia's most advanced pupils
| eXACS1nR one ana
was given with fine. clean technique and
intelligent Interpretation. Among the Sc
lections were Sonata" by Greigh;
| '1mprovization'' OdacTsowelD. Les Myr.
| (Grieg) and "Rhapsodie' (Brahms). AT
| the conclusion OF the program Mr.. Gar
xislia made a little address. congratulat,
| ing Miss Lacey on having completed
| the prescribed four-year course. and pre-
| scented her with a diploma and a hand
some gold medal as testimonial Of her
| proficiency.
A successful concert was given In CAL
vary Methodist Church, Mount Pleasant
| Tuesday evening, when prominent Solofsts
| of the city appeared in q program every
| number Of which was encored. Mrs.
D: DIN Leech sang two con tr,1te solos, los
Just a Wearn' for You" Bond; Mrs.
| Evelyn Smart, soprano, gave two num-
bers. Spring 10 Here" Dick. with Lit
tie Heart as encore; Mr.. Arthur Deibert,
of sshS was nssrc Two n e
n. l. Aniss assisting at the piano; MRS
| William T. Reed. contralto. In 20 Come
With Me I'm the Summer Night, ana
Mr.. William c. Mills. in some tenor
| the piano, and Mr.. Albert Falconer, ORA
matte readers, in some dialect poems ADD.
| ed to the delightful program. A quartet
composed Of Mrs. Smart. SO, soprano an ,1 mis-
tenor, and Mr.. Fred Schaefer. bass. and
| the Thomas Mandolin Club, composed OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Thomas. Miss Cole
Miss Newman. Miss Tate. Miss spencer.
also contributed to the pleasure OF the
| occa sion by several numbers
The fourth monthly free concert by the
Apollo Orchestra. Albert r Johnson.
the McKendree n. E. church The en-
| semble work Of this or organisation OF forty
players is steadily improving, and with
the assisting talent. Miss Clara l. Jonn-
popularity at the last monthly concert.
resulting in this return engagement and
Mr. William d. Slaughter. elocudonist'
who will give several recitations, prom
Uses to make the coming entertainment
one of the best of the series.
Mr.. II. H. Freeman, organist and choir
master of Old st. Johns Church, has
| gone to lAtl90IlC lily IOF u ISSt uilSi lAio
STRENUOUS work Of the Lenten season.
The Easter music at St. Johns Church
! will be repeated today, and Mrs. Johnson
| OF Baltimore will substitute at the organ
| during Mr.. Freeman's absence.
Adam Geibel, the blind organist and
composer Of Philadelphia, will come to
| Washington next week and will be the
| guest OF Mrs Henry Hunt Mckee. The
| special occasion for his visit Is to direct
| the presentation Of his new cantata.
| Light Out of Darkness" which will be
given its first presentation In this city In
St Michael's Church. The choir will be
| assisted by Mr.. Huntington May. basso.
| and Louis Mandy. ceilfst. Prof. Geibel
will also give a lecture-recital telling OF
| his life work in musical fields, when he
| will be assisted at the piano by Mrs.
| Elsie Bond BischofY, who will take dicta-
ton Of music to words suggested by any
| one in the audience.
The musical at the Library OF Congress
last week was given by Miss Clarine Nc
Carthy, pianist, assisted by Mr.. LIE Roy
Glider, tenor. and Miss Mary Remey.
yfolnist Miss Mccarthy was heard In
two preludes, the Impromptu In sharp
ma jor. E4ude In G fiat and Ballade in A
fiat, and the Grand Polonaise Of Chopin.
Mr.. Glider sang 1.-The Mission Of q Rose, -
elaine and Taste Thee, Sweet" and
Miss Remey's sympathetic tone proved eff.
fective in the Meditation from That's
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