The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
WEEK IN Music.

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Mrs Howard Malcolm Kutchin. for
merIy Miss Mary Kimbaii, OF this city,
one of the best pisnlsts ever known
here. gave a recital last week in San Dr.
ego. Cal. for the benefit of the Wednes-
day Club. of which she has become a
member since removing to that city Mrs.
Kutchin is a former pupil of Fabian. of
this city; MoszkowslIi. Leschetizky, and
carreno. and is distinguished as being
the former piano teacher OF Miss Ethel
Roosevelt.
She covered herself with glory at her
recital. and played a characteristic pro-
gramme OF classic works. which showed
of her beautiful touch and exquisite
technique. Following was her pro-
gramme:
'Loure,' by Bach. transcribed by Ag~
mes Zimmerman; Sehumann's ''Warum; -
schumsnn's Aria (by requesD; Prelude
by Chopin (by request; Etude. Chopin
! (by request; Mendelssohn's "Auf Flue-
geln." transcribed for piano by List;
Mendelssohn's "spinnerlied." Poldinrs
''Marche Mignonne; "Salut d'Amour' -
by Elgar: Seeboeck's Papillons: Reverie
| by Strauss; Arenslzys Poems" ca study
| in forgotten rhythms); Carreno's Mia
| Teresita;" Sjoegren's "Stimung;" sjoeg-
ren's 'Morgenwandrung.. Humoreske
(by requesO. and the "Feurzauber" by
Wagner-Brassi
Mr.. Bernard shir-Clia, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Shir-cliff, has won a four
years scholarship in the University OF
Pennsylvania. and VIII enter there in
September. He was the valedietoTian Of
his class at Technical High School, where
he graduated last June. His mother is
the weIl-known soprano soIoist In the
choirs OF the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church and of Eighth Street Tenn
pie.
Mrs, r. II, Dalgleish, contralto, sang
Henshaw Danas ''Salve Regina" last Sun
day morning in the Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church for the offertory
with great effect. II was originally writ
ten for soprano. and a high one at that.
but It Is effective when sung by con-
traito with a good range and dramatic
power.
The Cincinnati Orchestra. Leopold StO-
kovski, conductor, is branching out en-
tour next season. and in addition to their
regular concerts and other work in Gin
cinnati, have engagements In other cities,
including New York. Philadelphia. AMI
Baltimore. and from the literature they
are sending out. ii Is inferred they are
entirely willing TO come TO Washington
II they are sufficiently induced.
Mrs. William T. Glover. wife Of the
ehoirmaster at Dumbarton Avenue 81. E.
Church, and their daughter. Miss Emily
S. T. Glover. the well-knoWn soprano,
VIII leave on August / TO spend three
weeks at Cape Henry. Va. Miss Glover
has reeently returned from a visit TO Mr.
and Mrs. z. c. Benedict, at Woodside
Md. She has been III this spring. but has
about recovered. Mr.. Glover viii take his
vacation in September and viii 90 to
Boston by sea.
Miss Roberta Allen, vioiinlst and singer,
who returned several weeks ago from
visit in New York. left last Tuesday for
New Mexico. to spend the remainder of
the summer and coming winter with her
brother-in-law and sister. Maj and Mrs
Koerper. Maj. Koerper is now stationed
al Fort Bayard. They viii make a num-
Der OF trips 10 the interior OF New Mex
leo. She has her violin with her and has
no intention Of giving up her music.
Mrs. Winston and her gifted young
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Winston. who
is a student in the Peabody Conservatory
of MIsie, in Baltimore. have gone TO At
lantlc City for a stay Of some weeks
Miss Winston is one OF the scholarship
pupils OF the Peabody. where her piano
playing is regarded as remarkable for so
young a girl.
Miss Gareissen, teacher of singing at
Fairmont Seminary, is spending the sum-
mer with her mother in the latters home
In Ypsilanti, Mich. Miss Gareissen is a !
sister Of Mr. Oscar Gareissen. who has
lived in Washington for some years and |
has attained high rank among the mu- |
sicians and music lovers OF the city.
Miss Jennie Glennan. the newly ap-
pointed organist in ST. Patrick's Catholic |
Church, is spending a short time in At
lantic City She VIII return TO substi- |
tute at the organ Of New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. for John Porter
Lawrence the last of this month and |
throughout the month of August. During !
Miss Glennan's absence from her place |
in St Matthews Church. George Herbert |
Wells has been substituting for her. Last |
Sunday evening Mrs. John McLane sang
the 20 Salutaris" at benediction. Dur |
Ing Miss Glennan's time as substitute |
for Mr., Lawrence. at the New York |
Avenue Presbyterian, Anton Kaspar viii |
substitute as violinist for the choir dur
ing its vacation.
Mr.. n Dushane Coward, formerly a |
prominent and leading musician and sing |
err, of this city, is spending some time /
at Atlantic City, mingling with the many /
Washington musicians there who were |
formerly associated with him
BOYS CONDITION GRAVE.
Raymond Holt. Injured by Fall, /
Brave1y Bearing Pain.
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