Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23
MUSICAL MENTION.

a Pheasant event of the week oecuiieu
at the Home for Incurables Tuesday
afternoon when a group OF musicians
| of the city gave a recital for the enter
tainment of the patients of the institu-
ton The program was given py MrS
| Annie Grant Fugitt, soprano: Mrs
| Blanche Muir Dalgleish. contralto, am
Miss Ethel Lee. yioloncellist The NUM-
bers were wen chosen. each selection
| being received with enthusiastic APP
plause from the patients, who CROWDED
| the galleries of the rotunda WheTe the
musical took place. Mrs. tFugftt open
ed the recital with the song I'M
Death" by Mascheroni. which she gave
with great feeling, following 1t with
the popular number, ''Shoogy Shoo py
| Mayhem. The next number by Miss Lee
| consisted of two soil for cello-'Re-
membrance," by Thelma and "Gavotte,
! by Pepper, the latter number making a
great hit with the audience. she was
! also heard in The Swan" by SAINT
| Saens, and an old-time dance, Ca
Vote" by Martini. Mrs. Dalgleish Wda
| heard in "GoodbX Robin" tMo1r', ana
| His Buttons Are Marked l. ).
| tBondD, THE Little Irish Girl tLohr)'
Nora" (Piggot), My Dreams" (TostD,
the delight of every one present. "a
| plantation melody which was given
with characteristic vim and expression
and without accompaniment. Mrs fu-
git was also neard TO auNdntdso ~
| Nevin's The Nightingale Can l
| Forget?" tde koven) and Bischof's
Good Night. Sweet Dreams and a
duet with Mrs. Dalgleisn, Harp of the
| Winds" (Franz Abt-
| An exacting program given by the
pupils of Mr.. b. Frank Gebest at re
cent recital at his studio, and the rem
dition of the numbers was fully up 10
the usual standard heard at these at
1 fairs. The program ODeneu with MeH-
deIssohn's overture, '.Hebrides," arrang-
ed for eight hands, and PLAYED by the
+! Gotta and Gebest Among the solo num-
bers given were ''SprinStan and 'Scher-
20 by Grieg, Miss Lucretia Lawrence;
Edwin .W russell Fewer; At the spring"
Joseffy), Robert Bond Gotta sonata in
fiat major. OPP. 20 Beethoven). An
dante con variat scherz zs,, Marcia noI Fun
I''Tuerkischer Marsch," for eight hands
lMozart. Pauline Batson, Ethel Common,
Lael Torrey and Harold Grist; spin Spin
nor: ''Rhapsodie Hongrose" No. 1
IiszD. Robert Bond Gotta; concerto in
major. first movement, tSpier), Las
selle Spier. A pleasant variety was given
to the program by the assisting soloists,
Miss BERTHE Thompson. soprano, and Mrs
Duff Lewis, violinlt. Miss Thompson
heard bem IN the and
| CMascheronD, with violin obligato. by
Mrs. Lewis.
l. At the mems meeting at the Y. NJ. @.
A. last Sunday afternoon Joseph F.
Matthew was heard in the following pro-
gram of songs: Evening and Morning"
Max Spiekerp, THE Penitent" Wan de
Water, My God and Father, While
Stray Marstom, and Lead, Kindly
Light" (Hawley).
A piano and violin recital was given
by the pupils of the MacReynolds-koeh
Ter Music School recently which was a
most credtable affair. The program in
cluded piano solos, march Bach Mac
| DowelD, Master Francis Walter; Clique
Bach MacDowelD, Helen Swormstedt;
two violin numbers. Ruth Hollingsworth;
piano solos, 'Scherzo" (schubert, Vir-
sinia Winter; "Iinpromptu,' in A fiat
German Dances tsehubert), Florence
MacDonald Cradle Song. R .tTe ~
Spring (Grieg, Virginia Wallace; Pre-
Jude and Nocturne tChopin). Mrs. Mabel
Finch Rawlings; violin solo, "Bolero'
tBohm, Elizabeth Wilbur; piano solo:
Dance" (MacDowelD. Helen Farringto |;
Concerto in G. minor CMendelssohn), first
movement. Mrs Rawlings: second and
third movements, Miss harrington, as
sisted at the second piano by Miss Mac
Reynolds a
The second monthly concert of the sea-
| son, given by the Apollo Orches ra. under
the direction of Albert p. Johnston, to X
place Friday evening at the Mckendr .e
NJ. Il. Church before large audienc :.
The orchestra was assisted on this oc-
casion by Mrs. Katharine F. Manches-
! ter. soprano, and the program was as
follows: March, Entry of the Gladia-
tors Fuick); overture, poet and Peas
ant (Suppe): soprano solo. AVE Maria,
from "Cavalleria Rusticana" (Mascag nD,
and "A Lovely Garden (dHardelot), Mrs.
Manchester; 'Lamorsaris.' danse an
| Springs Awakening" (Bachl. Mr.. E. l..
White; LA Sorella" (Borel-Cferc); An
vii Chorus" from III Trovatore" (verdD
string quartet, "Romanza" CBeyer), Apollo
String Quartet. composed of w B: Nun
dele, violin; II. G.. Winfield, violin; O..
Abramasky. viola, and G. Muller. cello;
waltzes, .;Sobra Las Olas' (Rosas): So
prano solo, Morning" Walse Chantee-
| (Benoist), Mrs Manchester, intermezzo.
| '.Cupids Garden" (Eugene); finale, "Old
| the orchestra is as follows: First violins,
| H. G. Winfield, concert master; w. B.
Mundelle. F. p. Everett. ]. Beran. Leon
! Malson. T. NJ. Dove, j. X. Morton, D. A.
um second violins, r. S. Cohen, H. S.
Wood. NJ. Linetsky. L. S. Gain. c. P. See
| bold, G. E. Behrens, c. w. Cheney and
| Fl. T. D'Albert; viola, 0. ADramsky;
| cellos. p. c. Thompson and G. Muller:
BASES, j. r. Carson and S. K. Miller;
| oboe, Y j. Kilgore; flutes. II. w. T. Jen
ner. E. L. White and A. H. Janus: frs,
| clarinets, NJ. B. Granger and ]: M. S.
| Kaufman; second clarnets, p. Blauboer
| and ]. w. Skinner; first comets, d. S.
Heyser and DR.. w. E. Dieffenderfer:
second cornet, f. Magee: French horns,
| O. c. Hauschild and j. P. Locke: from
bones, J. IL. Nicely and Stanley Brown;
drum. f. c. Moriarity; piano. z. r. Hal
lam, with Miss Kate Bowbeer as accom-
| PIANIST.
! The program at the Friday Morning
| Music Club last week was an interesting
one and was thoroughly enjoyed by al
those present. 1t was as follows: Schil
fiieder,'' op. IS august klughardD, Miss
Lucky Brickenstein "Hark! Hark! the
Lark (Schubert. Die Bekehrte' (Ma,
Stange), 1.-The Chrysanthemum" CMar,
Salter), Miss Church; Andante Spianatts
and Polonaise (Chopin), Miss McCarty; &C
| Lovely Peace" from Judas Maccabeus'
| (HandeD, Mrs. Hilton and Mrs. Barnard
Mr.. Frank Claudy, former president OF
the Saengerbund, will give a lecture this
evening before the members of the organ
| iZation on the great composer, Rlchare
| Wagner. and the chorus will add to the
pleasure of the occasion by singing sew
eral numbers. under the direction o,
| Henry Xander.
| In accordance with it's usual custom
the quartet of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, composed OF Mrs
Shircliff, Miss Whitaker, Messrs. Matnler
and Nolan. will give a special program
next Sunday evening, which Will INCLUDE
selections from the second and thlrc