Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-27

r. Backing. tenor. ana Mr.. John Waters
baritone. with Mrs. Isaac Birch at the
organ
The members Of the B Sharp Club met
oy invitation at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. J. Bowman to study the life and
works of Mozart A talk on the life Of tn.
composer was given by Miss Margare
a r,ayne' and Miss Marjorie Snyder gave !:
clever synopsis Of his works. minue
was offered by Frank ]. Allen as an
opening number for the musical program
after which selections from The Magi
Flute and 1.-THE Marriage Of Figaro
were given as duet by the Misses Emmf
c: Bender and Eleanor NJ. Richmond
The pastoral with variations and the
Fantasia in C minor were also contribut
ed by Miss Bender. Miss Marie C. Han
sen gave some miscellaneous numbers an,
Miss Margaret Payne was heard in sev
eral songs.
An event az interest in both educational
and musical circles took place recently
at immaculate Seminary, when the stu
dents presented a musical and literary
program as q farewell tribute to Rev.
ington next Monday to take charge
Of the parrish Of Westminster, Nd. The
numbers were as follows: Chorus, 'voga,
Vega" (Campana). accompanied by MISS
Evelyn Leitzingsr;. address. Miss Mar
in e minor. CMendelssohn). Miss Miriam
Harding; vocal solo. Willamette" DELI
Aqua, MISS Hilda Byrne, accompanied
by Miss Grace Lnck: Rotations, Ma
talie Parton" and Gloria Searles; piano
Marie Hack; presentation Of flowers,
Misses Margaret Anderton and May
Kengla; violin solo. "Kujiwiak" wien
iawskD.. Miss Beatrice Lansburgh. ac-
companied by Miss Frances Logan; reci-
tation, "slumber Fantasia" the little
ones; vocal solo. 20 Milo Fernando" Don-
izettD, Miss Zita Wallace, accompanied
by Miss Evelyn Leitzinger; overture,
Merry Wives of Windsor" (NicolaD
Misses Evelyn Leitzinger, Agnes An
At the conclusion Of the last number
Rev. Father Mallon spoke gracefully
and appropriately, complimenting his
youthful entertainers upon the success
Of their efforts.
Nine. Roma Devonne Hampstead recent
~ pleased the members Of the Friday
Morning Club and their friends with two
groups Of songs. Her numbers included
aGesang Weyla's" and 'fVerborgenheit'
Jour suzon" emile Pessar0: 20 Let
Night Speak of Thee" oChadwick)
two songs by Hugo Wolf being the
occasion OF much favorable comment.
The occasion was also made especially in
teresting on account Of its being the first
appearance of Miss Agnes Droop as a
singer. She gave 'Lyde'' Etudes Latines
Renaldo Hahn and "Das Zauberlied
(Meyer-Helmund in charming style. as
at the piano. Other numbers on the pro-
gram were Fantasia Impromptu in c
sharp Chopin and Harlequin Nevin),
Mrs: Neibel; rzigane." Gypsy Mazurka
Gabriel Marie2: aGavotte" Bach and
Dickey and "Annes de Pelerinage" and
"Valse Impromptu' Qiszt), Miss Wheat
ley.
Prominent members OF Washington's
recently for the benefit of the sum
mer home OF the Y. W. C. A. The
concert took place in the hall of the
Young Mems Christian Association, and
was success both musically and finan-
eially; The program included: Quartets
for piano and strings. Chant and Pa
roles" (Tschaikowsky). and ''Traum del
Sennerin" daubitsky), Miss Heinrichs
Miss koechling. Miss Glennan and Miss
Wisser II, soprano solos Were My Songs
Open Secret" CWoodman). Mrs. w. E.
Hilton; violin solo. ''Reverie (sarasate).
Miss Lillian Koechling: tenor solos, ''Oh,
Let Night Speak OF One" Chadwick and
autumn I'M Il. Sauter), Mr. w. IL.
Butterworth: piano solo, Hungarian
Rhapsodie." No. 6 Uiszt). Mrs F. B..
Byram: violin solo. Mrs. s. Gusack; con-
tralto solos. Venetian Song CTostD and
Little Irish Girl Uoewe), Mrs. B. NJ
Dalgleish; quartet for piano and strings,
barcarolle. from Tales of Hoffman" (Of-
fenbach), Miss Heinrichs, Miss KoechIine
Miss Weiser and Miss Glennan.
A musical treat was enjoyed by the
members of the Washington Club and
their friends last week. when the
following program was given by well
known Washington musicians: Duets for
two violins. abandon" "Berceuse'' and
"Serenade" (Godard), Miss Roberta Allen
and Miss Mary E. King; contralto solos.
"Nur wer die Sehnaucht Kermit" Tschai-
kowsky), MY Jean" HIolden Huss) and
Summer" dandon Ronald) Mrs. De-
vonne Hampstead; piano solos, Prelude
(Grieg) and "Nocturne'' and "douyeaute''
PaderewskD. Mrs. w. Sinclair Bowen:
bass solos. 1.-The Border Ballad" (Cowen1'
The Fragrant Mignonette' Gemon) and
''Violets" (Elliott, Mr.. John Waters:
contralto solos. '.L'Esclave" Galo), mi.
non" (TostD and "Elegie" (Massenet), with
violin obligato by Miss Allen, Mrs. Hemp
stead: violin solos. "Berceuse" Renard
and "The Meditation" from "Thais''
(Massenet). Miss King.