Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-05
Lulu Facius Davis assisted as accom-
PIANIST.

The pupils of Mrs. Alwilda Matlock
Rousseau were heard in piano recital last
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church. Both
programs were rendered in a oredltable
manner. Special mention should be made
of the work of Mabel Anderson, twelve
years of age, who gave MendelssOhn' s
"Rondo Capriccioso" with remarkable in
depreciation for so young a pianist. The
assisting soloiSt, Miss Mary E. Sherier
ing louvre ties yeux bleuS.' by Massenet
Bemberg's "Chansson de Baiser'' and
Mrs. Beach's June and 1.-The Years al
the Spring" Miss Sallie Mason played
the piano Accomplishments. Other num-
bers on the program were Sounds from
the Ebro," arranged for two pianos, eigh,
hands, Misses Vera Walton, Anne Walton
Helen Haas and Edna Sullivan: "In the
Gale Sherman: Ducens Hand in Hand
March, Dorothy Ehrhardt; Goerdler's
Merry -Go-Round." Lillian Harvey; Du-
celle's Spanish Dance" Louise Ehrhardt;
Lichner,s Summer" Harriet Williams;
Camilla Sherman; Merkers Delights OF
May" Helen Haas; Rohm's Dance of the
Gnomes,' Vera Walton: Hits Pastor
ale," Martha Worster; Jungmann's Twill
O. the Wisp." Edna Sullivan; spindler.s
LA Lisonjera," Anne Walton; Wely's
"Titania,'' Alice Fuller: Lavallee's LIE
Papillon'' and Packers La Ruisseau." by
Eftie Drexilius; Lacks "Bonne Brise, .
Melodique." kathrine Kiely: Chopin's
Grand Valse Brillante." Gladys val
ford; ReinhoId's "Impromptu," Mabel An
derson; Gounod's Waltz and Chorus"
eight hands. Effie Drexilius, Alice Fuller.
May Wilkison and Ida Hunnicutt; Schu-
bert's 'Symphony' in B minor, Allegro
Moderate, arranged for two pianos. eight
hands. Misses Marie Hess, Mabel Ander-
son. Edith Gray and Gladys Walford:
Nollets "Tarantelle." Miss Eileen Colon
ma; Griegs Norwegian Bridal Process
SON. Miss Edith Gray; Rachmaninoff' S
prelude" Miss Marie Hess; Mozart
''Fantasie'' in c minor, Miss Mary Nc
Kate Alderman: LISTS Concert Para
phrase" Miss Helen Wrenn; Chopin s
''Fantasie Impromptu. Miss Gertrude
Thompson Smith: Schubert-Liszt's "Hark!
Hank! the Lark" Miss Florence Train
ham; List, "Rhapsodie Hongroise" No.
L. Miss Kate Alderman: Mendelssohn' S
"Capriccio Brilliant" OPP. %, Miss Myrtle
Trainham, with Miss Florence Trainham
at the second piano.
Miss Hattie NJ Richie. soprano soloist
of ST. Peters Church, presented The
Mikado'' as closing entertainment by
the Sunday school children of the church.
The singers were excellently trained and
the opera we'll staged.
Music will be a special feature at the
religious services to take place tomorrow
at the Visitation Convent, on Connecticut
avenue, in honor Of the tercentenary OF
the foundation of the Visitation Order At
the high mass in the morning St Paui
sanctuary choir will furnish the music
Mr. Ernest Winchester presiding at the
organ, and in the afternoon a special pro-
gram has been arranged by Miss Mamie
Mutually, and will be sung by Mrs. r. d.
Gilmore, contralto of st. Patrick's
Church: Mr.. John Nolan. basso of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church:
Miss Edna Jones. Misses katharine and
Margaret Aylmer and Miss Katharine
Mutually.
The seventh annual recital by the
pupils of William A. Beall took place
at Carroll Institute Hall. the pupils
being assisted by Mrs. Cecilia Howard
Fentress. soprano; Mr.. Harry p VIII
kins, tenor; Mr.. Stephen Laut, baritone.
and Miss Lula Wright, elocutionist. and
the Imperial Quartet, composed Of Mr..
B. Boswell. first tenor: Mr.. w. Brown.
second tenor; Mr.. f. Bradley, first bass.
and Mr.. J. Major, second bass. The
programs for the three recitals which
took place on successive evenings in
Guided compositions by Smith. Metcalf,
Adamson, Rosewig, Kinkel, Drumheller.
Fieldhouse. Fearis, Blake, Engelmann,
Wa tiers, Tobani, Fisher. Louney. Eugene.
Cadmus, Beal. Hayden, Clarendon. Pat
ten. Points. McAllister, Walch. Waple.
Ryan, Andrews. Wilson. Hoist, Treboar,
Conn, Pape. Tosti. Balfe. Liszt. banks.
Lawrence. Ludovic. De Kontski. Mosz-
kowski WOllenhaupt Bartlett, Chopin.