The Washington herald., 1910-12-04
IN THE MUSIC WORLD
Continued from rage one.

Continued from rage One.
the direction of Heinrich Hammer. the
orchestra win present the following num-
bers:
sehumanns fourth symphony in D
minor, which has for It's complete title
symphony No 4, ID Minor introduction,
Allegro. Romanza. scherzo. and Finale
in one piece" The second number will
be a tone poem, Sunset at Sea, written
by Mr. Hammer, the conductor, and for
the closing number Bizet's familiar and
popular suite, Il Arlesienne.
John IT, Nolan. of the Gridiron Club
Quartette. was a guest OF honor at the
dinner of the Indiana Society, of New
York. al the Waldorf-Astoria. Friday
night He sang the beautiful Scotch song,
Loeb Lomond. and in response 10 an
enthusiastic encore gave fine rendition
of annie Laurie" which was received
with equal appreciation.
The concert last evening at the Mae
Reynolds Koehle School, given by pupils
of Miss MaeReynoIds. principal. and Josef
Kaspar, head of the violin department,
gas thoroughly enjoyed by throng of
friends and relatives of the Young mu-
sicians The pupils taking part were:
Miss Martha Rose, Aliss Ruby Gaver,
Miss Elizabeth Quigiey, Miss Florence
Mcdonnell Miss Edna SNYDER. Miss Grace
Adams. Miss Helen Harrington. Mrs. Ma
bel Finch Rawlings. Miss Elizabeth VIII
bur. Miss Virginia Wallis, Mr.. Haley.
and Master Francis Walter
Miss Marion McFal, who is making a
brief visit with friends in the South,
scored a great success at a concert In
Rockingham, n c.. last Wednesday
evening Miss McFal viii return TO
Washington next Thursday. Mrs. Edith
Thompson. mezzo-sOpran0. will substi-
tute to-day for Miss McFall al the First
Baptist Church.
A charming studio dance" was given
or Thanksgiving night by the Misses
Small at 1919 Connecticut avenue. Miss
Rosane L. Small had charge OF the ar
engagements. The rooms were decorated
with palms. ferns. and chrysanthemums,
An interesting feature of the evening
was the firelight dances. Among those
IItSClk were mis-. l. -fltkk LtFitf MIS-.
GUstavus Werber, Mrs William Small.
Mrs Garter. Mrs. C. Harr. Mrs. William
Curtis, Mrs. r Manning, Miss Rosalie
Small, Miss Angela Small Miss Gene
We've Small. Miss Harriet II. Thomson,
/ Miss Frances Saunders, Miss Florence
/ Tourmer. Miss Eta Taggart. Miss Bel
Tinsley. Miss Lawton. Miss Thompson.
Miss Edith Bower. Miss Hare, Miss
Tomkins, Miss McNauity. James 3,
HOge, c. Hoge o. y. Lamsson. Gustav
Bullock Mr.. Baker. Mr. Gibbs. Mr.
Price. DR. Walker. Dr. Werber. William
Phillips, Mr.. Alticcr, Mr.. Candy. and Mr.
Horton.
Mrs Bradley McDufIie viii present Ed
ward Zoe Mangum, tenor. IN a song re-
cItal tomorrow evening, in her studio
He win be assisted by Miss Helen Dodge
AID Mrs. Dun Lewis Mr. Mangum has
been studying singing FOR about two
years. and has a voice OF great promise
lie is secretary to Charles Henry Butler
official reporter Of the United States Su-
preme Court.
Invitations have been issued for the
piano recital next Friday by Harry Pat
terson Hopkins, OF Washington College.
In addition to the entire school OF young
women, about 100 guests win be present
az the reception and tea which viii fol-
low Mr. Hopkins viii present a pro-
gramme of Chopin and Liszt. and con-
clude with group OF his own compost
tions, including his Fantasia Pathetique.
with Miss Alice Meekham al "A second
piano.
An interesting programme was given
by the pupils OF Miss Alma Ebery. at her
studio, S0S Nineteeuth street northwest.
on Saturday afternoon. Those who
played were the Misses Olga Hutchins
Vera White. nellie LAWYER. Martha
GTeenbeTg. Isabelle Meany, Frances
Meany. Katherine Wells. Louise Belt
zen. Dorothy Hunt. Leah Rabbit, Edna
Maedel, Carlotta Quirollo, and Masters
Ebert Quiroilo and Leonard Clark.