The Washington herald., 1910-05-22

The music at the commencement exer-
cises OF the Chevy Chase School last
week was so exceptionally good as 10
merit special mention. II was given by
the heads Of the vocal and piano depart
ments Thomas Evans Greene, tenor. a
Well-known opera singer. and Felix Gar
ziglia, a prize pupil OF the Paris Con-
servatory. Mr.. Greene's splendid voice
was heard in Handlers "Where'er You
Walk Beethovens Adelaide" Hahn's
Isl mes Eers Avaient des Allies" de
Fontenailles' Destination" Edwin Aler's
''Du Bist vie cine BlUme," and Hawley's
Remember" He was ably accompanied
by Miss Ernau Smith, Of Chicago. Mr.
Garziglia took the audience by storm
with the brnliance and dexterity Of his
technique. His numbers We're a prelude
by Mendelssohn. Chopins Berceuse.
Schutts "Tendre AveU." and the great
Schultz-Evler arrangement Of the Strauss
blue Danube" waltzes. which is so ire
mendously difficult that it is rarely
played. Mr.. Garziglia made a triumph
with il. He played one encore, the Ara
besque" Of Schutt.
The pupils Of the AIacReynolds- Koehle
Music School gave a piano and violin
recital last evening in the concert hall
Of St Johns College before an audience
which filed every available space The
programme was a creditable one, and
showed remarkable progress in the older
pupils It was as follows:
Shepherds Dance. for violins, cello, and piano.
Edward German
tal March FOR piano Bach MacDowc
lbl Hunting Song for piano Mendelssohn
Master Francis Walter.
The Two Larks for Lcschetzky
Miss Helen Swormstedt.
lal Lullaby. for piano ieruf
jbl valse. for piano. Richard Nordaak
Miss Martha Rose.
lal Crcscerdo for .LaSsen
90 March, From Ruins Of Athens -.............
Miss Frances Ssson.
"Cantabue e. Bolero foT violin -Danbe
Miss Edna SNYDER.
! Senate major first movement. theme. and va
Miss Eii1ab-th o1icicy.
Miss Florence McDonen
Senate Pathetilue FIRST movement), for piano.
Beethoven
Miss Beatrice Evelyn Wilson.
Walters "Preslied' from The Meistersin-
gCr0 for violin. Wagner Wilhelm
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur.
Yalse. opus 81 No. l. for piano..........Mo szkowsk
Miss Virginia Wallis
NOcturne, minor for Chopin
Mrs. Mabel Finch RaWliugv.
Concerto G .Mendelssohu
First movement Mrs. Rawlings. second and thid
movements. Miss Helen harrington.
! Orchestral accompaniment on second piano. Miss
NIacReynoldS.
The most original and entertaining af-
! fair given by a woman's club in many
years in washington was the stunt
party" last Wednesday evening OF the
Rubinstein Club given for and by club
members only. They had a May pole
dance after they crowned the newly
elected president, Mrs. Blair. as Queen Of
| the May. Mrs. Gawler. dressed as a juve-
nile, made the address to the queen.
Then followed one Of the cleverest pro-
grammes Of burlesQue and vaudeville en-
( tertainment ever given by amateurs.
Every member of the club was required
to wear a fancy or fantastic costume,
even if she did not do "a turn" There
were negro songs and dances in costume
by Mrs. Rheem. Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Dali
gleish, and Mrs. Lippitt, four Of the lead
| ing contraltos Of Washington; Eskimo
| songs and dances in costume by Mrs.
Gilmore, Mrs. Pollard, and Mrs. Zahm;
Sis Hopkins song, in costume, Miss Kate
NJ. Ellis; juvenile recitation, The La
ment OF a Redheaded Boy" Mrs.
Ethel Holtzclaw-Gawler; Paddy Doyle. -
an Irish song. in costume Of an
Irish beau, Mrs. r. 3. Gilmore; lit
tie Lord Fauntleroy, Miss Blanche
A. Jewell; Sunfiower Concert Company,
Mrs. Warner Gibbs, Miss Edna Dyer,
Miss Emily Glover. Miss Hazel Franklin.
Mrs. Cawthorn, Mrs. Zahm, Miss Mccall,
Miss Bates. and Miss Kolb; Mrs. Moulton
in camp-meeting songs, accompanying
1erSelf on the guitar, in college boys