Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-06
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Masquerade Dance No. g.; Wagner.
Magic Fire Scene; schuett. ca "colum-
bine," (b) "Tristesse"; Liszt, Hungarian
Rhapsodie No. a."
Earl Carbaugh will sing Dudley Bucks
Fear Not Ye, o Israel" and Abbott's
Just for Today at the New National
Theater mems meeting this afternoon at
auspices Of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans Greene
opened their new house on Connecticut
avenue for housewarmng and musical
Wednesday afternoon. when they pre-
scented number of young singers in at
tractire songs. The program opened With
by Miss Gladys Layton. Miss Florence
Coumbe and Mrs. c. A. Hawley. This
was followed by contfaito solo. Dudley
Bucks Sunset" by Miss Carolyn Goff.
spending. the winter at Chevy Chase Col
lage Other numbers On the program
included Happy Song" by Del Reigo,
and Mrs. Beach's The Years at the
Spring" Miss Coumbe; IF I Were
Pa Psrs De Bres Mrs. hsT.sy y
ton; My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice by
Saint-Saens, Miss Goff; Irish Love
Song" by Lang. Miss Layton; His
hallsby." BY Carrie Jacobs Bond: Mrs Mrs.:
Coumbe: duet, "Crucifix," by Faure,
Misses Layton and Golf Miss Mae Arm
strong assisted at the piano.
recital for their friends and pupils at
their studio Thursday afternoon. They
will be assisted In giving the program by
Miss Alden soprano, and Richard Lorele-
berg, violoncellist.
Director Weber of the Rebew Orchestra
announces that on account of the absence
from the city of many members OF the
orchestra there will be no public rehears-
al tomorrow evening
B. Frank Gebest entertained at a STU
dio musical Saturday evening, and the
pupils were assisted by Miss Bertie
Thompson. soprano. in giving the follow
two pianos. eight hands. by MendeIssohr,
Miss Josephine Gilden and Messrs. Few
ell. Hill: and Gebest; piano solos. "Elfen-
tans." 'Wachterlied' and "Albumblatt,'
all by Grieg.- Miss Gladys Kahn; "Ro-
Miss Lucretia Lawrence; "warum." by
Schumann, and Bach's "Solfeggietto,'
Mrs. George w. Niepold; Theme" 0or
left hand. by Pirkhert. Miss Dorothy
bennett; "Au Matin," by GODDARD. Miss
Minor" by. Reinhold, Mrs. L. G. Maybee;
The Nightingale" by List. Miss. s.
Wilmer Dortch; soprano solo. aria, Reg
nava mel Silenzio," from Lucia di Lam
"Adagio" with variations), by Beethoven.
Mr.. Russell Hill: three pfeiudes. "B Flat
Minor" &c Minor and &c Major" by
Chopin. Miss Barbara M. Steadman; Cho-
sell Feweli; Concerto in B Fiat by
Mozart. Miss S. Wilmer Dortch, with &C.
Compartment on second piano by Mr..
Gebest; soprano solos, The Wood Pig
con" and The Wren," both by Liza Leh-
mann. and for encore, "A Little Dutch
Garden" Miss Thompson. At the close of
the regular program Mr.. Gebest delighted
the audience with his rendition of the
Second Rhapsodie,' by List
The last meeting Of the Music Study
Club took place At the home Of the presi-
dent. Miss Brooks. on Ontario road, the
subject that engaged the attention of the
members being Orchestral Development"
on which an interesting paper was pre-
scented. by Miss Marian West. Miss Kolb
opened the program with a brilliant rem
dition of LeschetiBky's "Chromatic
Was" f0l Srs R BY ana Mss KS
well. the latter the secretary Of, the club.
"Comtes d'Hoffmah'; Miss Hazel Frank
Tvs gave bv . Waks sr9m FI ndan
Sater's "Chrysanthemum.'' and Mrs.
Beach's "At the SPRING: Miss West was
heard in. the Jewel Song from Faust"
to which she played her own accompani-
ment: Miss Lees numbers included IT,.
'Tarantella." by Squire. and Schubert's
"Weigenlied": Miss Kolb played Mosz-
kowskis waltz in E fat. Grieg's Butter
fly" and "fdiiio," by Lack; Miss Kidwell
he sea- Of sPoSs o nsd an
Through the Meadow" and Miss Brooks,
the hostess, sang Nevin's Rosary in
French. and Schumann's "Wenn fch fruh
In die Garten." Mrs. Orvilie Drown and
Miss West we're the accompanies.