Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-29

"A Romany Spring Song by Harrocks
King played the Meditation from
That's" in which her sympathetic tom
was very effective, and Rehfeld's Span
ish Dance. Mr.. Gebest rendered tn,
Chopin Nocturne in F. sharp major
kroeger's "E1fenreigen.'' and a numbe,
by Saint-Seans. the program closing will
Song. Heaven Hath Shed a Tear b,
| kucken. with violin obligato by Mis-.
King and Mr.. Atwater assisting at the
: piano.
was given at the Tenleytown Baptist
Church By Washington talent Wednes
{ day evening. The affair was under the
direction of Mrs. W. S. Olive and the
Price; quartet, Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Brew.
err. Mrs. Thompson and Mr.. Gessford
; Rotations by Mr.. George Speidel: duet
Prof Stanley and Mr.. Johnson; recita-
, ton. Miss Annie Hunter: song, Mrs DR.
Mcknight: Rotations, Mr.. Johnson; Mrs
Price. Miss Butler: Mr.. Johnson and Mrs
Trenis assisted as accompanies.
The choir of the Holy Name Church will
furnish the music at the services held at
Mount Olivet cemetery at 4 o'clock this
afternoon under the auspices of the An
cient Order of Hibernians
A recent event of interest among the
young musicians in Washington was the
recital by pupils of Mr.. Edwin R. Jewell
The yourg pianists were assisted in Civ
ing the program by Miss Rubie Stanford.
violinist. and the program included Web
ers Invitation to the Dance" arranged
for four hands and played by Lillian
Glenn and Idah Harry: Godard's ..u
Matin.' by Miss. Idah Harry. Schmolrs
Spinning Wheek' by Miss Suzie Whit
Curious Story ard The COLLINS Frolic.''
Mr.. Harold Jenkins: "Farondale'' by
Schmoli. Miss Elizabeth Hathaway: Jen-
sens MIL. Nj. Eugene Amiss: Con
tlesey: Bohms La Fontaine.'' Miss su-
sic Whittlesey: "Idilio." by Lack. Miss
Gertrude Amiss: Album Leaf by
Scholtz, Miss Harriet Ferris: 'Minuet:o,''
by Schubert. Mr.. Howard Montgomery;
Newland's "Valse Caprice Miss Idah
Harry; Mendelssohn's Hunting Song"
Miss Lillian Glenn: Schuett's valse. "A
la Bien Aimee" Mr.. Howard Montgom-
cry. and LISTS "Liebestraum." Mr.
Jewell. Miss Rubie Stanford the assist
| ing soloist who is a scholarship pupil
at the Peabody Conservatory in Balti-
more gave the celebrated "Adagio' by
! Ries' with beautiful tone and admra bic
| technique.
The Rebew Orchestra met Monday even
ing with Director and Mrs. II. w. Weber.
nearly all of the members being present
| The officers elected for the ensuing year
were Mr.. H.. w. Weber. director: Mr. AL
I bert LindStrom, treasurer: Miss Nan
Dougherty. secretary, and Mr. G. j. Web
| er. librarian. This closed one Of the
! most successful seasons in the history Of
! this organization. The soloists who ap-
Deared with the orchestra this season are
Miss Florence Girouard. Mrs. Estelle Gu
! lick-Cunningham. Miss Edith Stowell,
Mrs Beulah Luxen- Brown. Miss Ethel C..
Johnson. Miss Amy Kibbey, Miss E. Har-
I OF 5,nl cat,
Charles E. Bright, Mr.. j. G. Klein, Mr.
Charles n. Black. Mr.. Owen W. Penney
and Mr.. Thomas L. Jones The orchestra
decided to continue next season the free
! been SO popular for the past several sea-
! sons.
Mrs. Albert n. Jones gave a pupils
musical Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Rush, Takoma Park
| Selections from classic composers were
rendered by Misses Lucille Simpson, Susie
Mangum. Helen Douglas. Helen Smith.
Carr. Bernice Lechman, Elsie Schenkin,
Julia Trenis. Laura Reid. Lyle Rush,
Gladys Raiim. Celeste Sharp. May Rush,
Anna Watkins. Frances Cruitt. Florence
Rush and Master Donald Marshall. Mrs
Mcknight sang and Miss Edith Taft and
| Miss Gladys Rahm contributed fancy
| dances. Gold medals We're awarded to
son with appropriate remarks by Mr..
George Warren Offutt. ir. While refresh
| mentS were being served Mrs. Burnell en-
tertained the guests with vocal and in
strumental selections.
Prominent local talent contributed to
| the annual spring concert given at the
| Rupert Home in Anacostia under the
| direction of Mrs. Lulu Facius Davis, who
also acted as accompanist Many names
familiar on the Rubnstein programs
| were also found among those contribut-
ing on this occasion. Mrs. Richmond
B. Gilmore was head in May Tine
by Ollie Speaks. and Roses by Lynes;
Mrs. Gawler gave Love the Peddler." by
German. and de Koven's sprightly
Resale: Mrs. Pollard sang He was a
Prince" by Lyons. and Greenes Spring
| time; Mrs. Warner Gibbs, AN Open
Secret" by Woodland Mrs Dalgleish
contributed two contralto solos. THE
| Butterfly Cay" by Adam. and Custar's
Venetian Song: Miss Gertrude Went
Eel rendered some piano solos, and S. +.
Jacobson gave several recltations.
The closing recital of the season by the
pupils Of Miss Bertha NJ. Buxman took
| place last week at her residence on Bry-
ant street. The pupils were assisted in
giving the program by Miss Hlda Bos-
from. soprano. and Mr.. Karl Winner, vio-
| linist The program opened with two
piano solos. a Gypsy Dance by Lieh-
ner. and Flower Song" by LANCE rem
dered by Miss Evelyn Jones. This was
| followed by The Harmonious Black
smith, Miss Grace Winner: Witches
Dance MacDowelD, Miss Alma Krause;
| ''Kamenoi-Ostrow' CRubinstein). Miss
| Margaret Reisinger; THE Butterfly
Song Of the Rushes'' and THE Two
Larks,' Miss Winner; "Rondo Capricci-
i oso" (Mendelssohn). and THE Music
Box Uadow), Miss Krause; "Valse in
G minor" and Soaring" Miss Re.sineer;
To Water Lily" and Autumn" Miss
Miriam selah: duet for piano. "F1ngal's
| man. Miss Bostrom sang d'Hardelot' 5
Sans Toi'' and Many a Lovely Cara
| van" (Amy Woodford Ffnden). while Mr..
| Winner added to the pleasure Of the &C.
casion by playing Bohm's Perpetual Mo-
ton At the close Of the regular pro-
! gram Mr.. Donald Freeze, by request,
played the. Ballade in A fiat by Chopin
and LISTS "Liebeslied." No. 3.
! The choir OF the First Congregational
Church will render this evening at 8
| o'clock the oratorio of the Creation
! by Haydn. This will be the last evening
| service until fall The choir consists or
,, a chorus Of sixty voices with the quartet,
| Scott Smith, contralto: Mr.. Henry Cur
! ney. tenor. and Mr.. j. Walter Humphrey,
bass Mr.. William Wall Whidditt is or
ganst and choirmaster.
Miss NJ. Catherine Linton entertained
| last week at a musical in honor OF her
| guests, Miss Comfy and Mr.. George
/ Fowst Of the University of Pennsylvania.
| Miss Linton played Grteg's Concerto"