Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-15
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The opening number was piano solo.
Air de Ballet, by Chaminade. rendered
by Miss Holt. which was followed by an
aria from Lohengrin. "Elsa's Dream"
sung by Miss Harding: piano solo, lie
Chant du Ruisseau' Hack). Miss Cum
lah, My Heart at Thy sweet Voice y
and Who is sylvia" by Schubert. sung
by Miss Goff; piano solo. Rubinstein's
'kamennoi-Ostrow.' Miss Bell; aria from
piano solo. MacDowelrs Witches
Dance" Miss Ernau Smith; soprano solo.
MY Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair by
Miss Updegraff: piano solo, Schumann's
Novelette, in +, Miss Hypes; duet. Il
Waited for the Lord from Mendels-
sohn's Hymn of Praise" Miss Layton
onaise," by Chopin. Miss Armstrong
While all the numbers We're cordially re-
ceived by the audience, special mention
should be made of Miss I.aytons inter
probation of the aria from RigOletto,
which was sung with real dramatic in
stinct and after which she was compelled
to respond with the Waltz Song from
Romeo and Juliet" Mis- Layton pos
sesses a coloratura- soprano and has pro-
fessional ambitions which she bids fair to
realize. Miss Armstrong received GER
titicate of excellence in the piano depart
ment from the director. Mr.. Felix GarZig-
liza Mr.. Thomas Evans Greene is in
charge OF the vocal department.
\ studio recital was given Saturday
evening by the pupils of Raphael Rooster.
The program included compositions by
! Beethoven. BONN. Streabog, Leybach,
Smith Margis. Vilbach. Heller, Moszkow-
ski Bendel, Harris Reinhold and Men
delssohn. Those taking part in the pro
gram We're Darwin and Victor Tyree, Lii
liam MCGOWAN. William and Wesley
Vaughn. Thomas O'Connell Mildred
bif
William Darling. Martha Warning. Helen
| Barclay, Ruth Broadbent Elose Wood
bury. Clara and Eleanor Warnerson. Lulu
Hobby. Edith Slime. Hester Munger, Ra-
phae Rooster. Karl Rooster and Paul
Rooster.
Mr.. William Hume Taylor. organist and
choir director of All Saints Episcopal
| young peoples choir to sing at the after
noon service. 1t will be assisted each
| Sunday by soloists from the senior choir.
Miss Lydia Richard Hughes, soprano, OF
! this city who has spent the winter at
kee Mar College, Hagerstown Md, where
! she is a member of the music faculty of
| the institution, was the soloist Tuesday
| evening at one of the closing recitalS of
the institution. Her numbers included
! Farewell. Ye Forests" from Joan
dare" and Love Has Wings"
! Mr. and Mrs Hartman, assisted by
| Mrs. OrmSby, gave an evening of ''Mu-
/ sic in America at the Philosophical
rooms. DID A street southeast. Tuesday
| evening:
! Mr.. Lewis \. Potter. jr.. pupil of Mime.
Won Unschuld. will give a piano recital
May % at the Washington Club.
The Nordica and Y. NJ. C. A. Mandolin,
Guitar and Banjo Clubs, Mr.. Walter T.
Holt, director, will give concert at the
y. NJ c. a. building next Wednesday
| evening The concert will be under the
auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A. educational
department. and an especially attractive
program has been prepared The or
chestral numbers will include compost
tons by Lavallee, Pierne, Stauffer and
Holt, and ensemble vocal numbers will
be contributed by the Euterpean quar-
tet- There will be tenor solos by Mr..
| William T. Atherholt of Waugh Chapel.
and Mr. Arthur II. Deibert of old st.
Johns Church will contribute bass
solo. A feature of special interest will
be the soprano solos by Master c. J.
Merrick, who will be accompanied by the
Nordica sextet.
A successful concert was given Monday
evening at Concordia Lutheran Church,
ter. vino rendered the opening number,
| an arrangement of the pilgrims
Chorus. from "Tannhauser.'' on the or
/ gan. The choir sang SchilHng's 'Jubilate
u
gave Sulliyan's Lost Chord: Mr.. H.
Hoffman. violinist, played De Beriot's
/ Concerto No. Z; Miss Hester Munger
gave two piano solos. Bach.s "Solfegiot-
4 good style; Mrs. A. Brinck sang Gran
ier's .Hosanna," and quartet. compos-
ed OF Mrs. Brinck. Mrs. Lehnert. Mr..
Menk and and, Mr.: abbott rendered Pinsuti.s
preston. Specially attractive features
of the evenings entertainment were two
solos for violoncello. an Andante by
Mueller. and Mazurka. by Pepper, rem
dered by Mr.. Fritz Mueller, and Bee
thoven's Grand Septuor.' which was
given artistic Interpretation by Messrs.
Hoffman. Mueller, Boettcher, Scharbau,
Kruger, Seidler and Pfarre of the
| The Apollo Orchestra of .forty-two
players. Albert p. Johnson, director. will
give its fifth monthly free concert .Satur-
day evening at McKendree NJ E.
Church, during the time the Worlds
Sunday School Convention is in session.
AS the Apollo Orchestra is said to be the
largest Sunday school orchestra of adult
players in the United States it is antici-
pated that this concert will be largely
attended. The soloists will be Mr.. Clar
ence F. Owen dramatic tenor, and Mr..
Gilbert NJ. Eiseman, humorist.
A program of unusual merit was pre-
sented last Sunday morning at St. Mat
theWS Church. under the direction of
Miss Jennie Glennan. A male choir,
composed of present and former members
of the organization. rendered with fine
effect Bruno Oscar Klein's Mass. Op ST.
AT the offertory the quaint old Carmelite
hymn. "Salve Mater was sung the al
ternate solo verses being sung by a num-
Der of tenors, and the refrain harmonized
producing q charming effect This hymn
was heard for the first time In Washing
ton at marriage service celebrated at
st. Matthews Church some time ago
Mrs. Lucille Belts held her closing pu-
pills recital for this season Tuesday even
ing at her residence studio The program
was attractive one, and included the
aria from Samson and Delilah." by
Saint-Saens; My Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice" sung by Mrs Walter H. Monroe
a recitative and aria from "Nadoshda,' -
by Thomas, which was given by Miss
Anna Belts, contralto. Miss Elizabeth
iCorkery was heard in Willoughby's Baby
Moon, The Harp That Once Through
Tara's Halls" and Believe Me, If All
Those Endearing Young Charms Miss
Adelaide Clements sang Patterson's 10
Vorrei Sc Tu Vuoi." Miss Emily N
Smith gave Ambrose Thomas 'Dost Thou
Know That Sweet Land ?" from "Mignon -
Obey Speaks "A Song of ApriF' and
Dudley Bucks IF Were YOU" and Miss
Janet D. Coon was heard in d HardeIot's
. "Mignon." BECAUSE / Love You" and
Jessie Gaynor's "Slumber Song" Mrs.
Estelle Gulick Cunningham. contralto
j. | sang "He Was DaSniSe6 fror, IIo,a.TI.