Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-05

liidiu"i1h, WALTZ III b hat, ny douoI -.
Miss Olive. wilkins; lie Concore." y
Daquain: 'Dance-Caprice, by Greg, and
beth Muldrow: About Strange Lands
and People and Child Falling Asleep; :,
by Schumann: '.Solfeggietto. for lsft
hand alone, by Bach: "Menuet by
| Rheinber2er. and sextet from Lucia,
:, by Leschetizsky. Miss Jessie Armes;
songs, Miss Julia Peck: Concerto IN u
minor. Mcdowell. Miss Bestor, with Miss
| Peck at the second piano.
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish was the
solclst at the annual reunion of the Wom-
| ans Club of kenSington, Md. Tuesday
afternoon. when she was heard in three
groups of songs. with Mrs Harry CuE-
ninghaa, assisting, as accompanist
| An informal meeting of the Students
| Club of the Washington College OF Music
will be held at the college Tuesday even
ing at $50 The program W.. be given
Miss NJ. Benzler Miss NJ Belt, Miss CO
hencious, Miss Zoe Miller and Miss
Kampfe. and will include compositions by
Mendelssohn, Beethoven, Grieg and Ru-
binstein.
A free musical. to which the public is
invited, will be given under the auspices
of the Philosophical Society at its hall,
1917 II street northwest Tuesday even
ing at o'clock. A program by profess
sional talent has been provided.
Miss Florence NJ. Noack, soprano, and
Mrs. Samuel V. Gusack. vioinist, We're
| the soloists at large reception to the
grand matron of the District. at the
| Areme Chapter. o. E. s.. at New Ma
sonic Temple. Wednesday evening. Both
musicians were heard to good advantage
and received numerous encores. Mrs.
Gusack's numbers We're son of Putsa,"
| by kela-Bela; "Minuet.'' by Beethoven.
and "Traumerei." by schumann. Miss
Noack sang For All Eternity" by
Mascheroni. with violin obligato; ado
ration by Telma, and two little Irish
! songs She was accompanied by Miss
Ethel Noack.
Miss Bessie Louise Jeffords. pianist,
| gave recital recently at the Public Ii
| brary. She was assisted by Miss Louise
NJ. Farrow, violnist, whose numbers
added greatly to the attractiveness of
the program. which included the piano
| d'Amour," by Stojowski: sextet from
! Lucia" transcription by Leschetizsky,
| for left hand alone: intermezzo. by
Brahlps; Consolation No. 3. by List,
and March Grotesque.' by Sinding.
| Mrs. Mary Won Ness Fauth presented a
| number of young pianists in recital Fri
| day evening at Potomac Bank Hall.
Those contributing to the prosram were
| Helene and Alberta Potter. Marguerite
Carl, Bessie Talbot, Margaret Murphy
Sarah Barr, Rose Royce Aubrey Maus
Rosa Leonberger, Walter Kracke, Es-
! telle Herbert, Mary Daily. Pearl Schill-
horne Margaret Talbot, Lawrence Maus,
Gertrude Burroughs. Mary Sullivan, Ger
trude Herbert, Anton kracke. Gertrude
| Murphy. Ethel Fischer. Bruce Michael,
| Berthe Maus. Lillian Callahan, Helen Sui
| Ivan, Edwin Summers, Marie Sutliff,
| Linda Sheppard Fannie Sheppard, Stella
Degenhardt, George Degenhardt and Car
| RE Fischer.
| Mrs. Arthur Dunn. soprano Of Temple
| Baptist Church, will be the soloist this
afternoon at a mass meeting for men In
Baltimore, given under the auspices of the
7. NJ. c. A. She will sing Fear Not Ye,
Israel" by Dudley Buck; Not III, Half +
Me More of Christ" by Hewitt, and 1.-The
Man of Galilee.' set to the music of an
! old Scotch song.
director, will give a public rehearsal in
| the lecture room of Keller Memorial
Church tomorrow evening. An attractive
| program has been arranged with Miss
Mabel Louise Benzler, soprano; Thomas
L. Jones. tenor, and Walter +. Crouch,
| viOlinist, as the soloists. No admission
will be charged. and music lovers are IN
| vited to be present.
Mrs. Warner Gibbs. soprano, delighted
!
George Alfred Townsend on his birthday
by singing a number of Italian and Eng
| lish songs.
evening at a studio recital, the young
people being assisted by Talbot 0. Pu-
hzzi, dramatic reader. in giving the fol-
lowing program: Duo, "Spanische Tanze,"
On. Il, No. 1. by Moszkowski primo,
! Miss Mary Beth Jackson: secundo, Miss
Marcia Frances Trouland; Cradle Song"
by Marston. and Good Night" by Geibel,
Miss Dorothy Louise Daily; Mountain
Echoes" by Behr. Miss Frances Lena
Pulizzi; duo. "A Walk in the Fields"
by Sartorio, primo, Master G. Harry
Chamberlain: recitations. Beauty and
Time x Toast to the Ladies' and ITO
My Daughter by Kingsley. Mr. Pulizzi;
Va!se. in A fiat by Durand. Miss Mar
first symphony, by Haydn, The Happy
Farmer" by Schumann. and Spanish
Dance by Gurlitt, Miss Mabel E. Hub
bard; "A Melodie,' by Bchn. Miss Frances
Miss Lucille Abbey; Nalse, in G. fiat, OPP. 30,
No. I, by Chopin. Miss Trouland; reel
tation The Nagabonds," by Trowbridge.
Mr.. Fulizzi: 'Nocturne'' in Z. fiat OPP. .,
No. >, by Chopin, Miss Mary Beth Jack
son. polish Dance OPP. ). No. /, by
Schwarwenka. Miss katharine Evans.
and "Cachouca Caprice by Raft, Miss
Grace Adams.
Gen. and MIS-. Hoxie held a reception
Saturday evening in compliment to the
ladies of Lincoln Circle, G. \. r. The
parlors were decorated for the occasion
and a fine musical program was given.
The Scotch tenor Macfarlane Brockett
sang several Scotch and French ballads
and Mrs. Winnie Ream Hoxie the host
ess. gave several of her own songs, ac-
COMPLAINING herself on the harp. Mrs.
Mary Sitz-Parker played several selec-
tons on the piano and Mrs. Jeanne IL
Street was heard in vocal number and
a recitation. THE Flag of the Free"
Mrs. Wilder. wife of Prof Wilder was
the accompanist of the evening
Miss Hazel Franklin, mezzo-soprano.
/, was the sOiost Tuesday evening at the
sodality service of the Immaculate Con-
ceptiOn Church, when she was heard in
King will contribute a number at the
meeting next Tuesday evening Harry
Wheaton Howard assisting at the organ
Anton kaspar. violinst, returned yes
terday from Staunton, Va, where he was
heard i'm recital Friday evening. Mr.. Kas-
par will play at the afternoon service at
old St. Johns Church today and in the
evening will be heard in several solos at
the Church of the Ascension. where he is
in charge of the choir. AT the latter serv-
ice he will give the "Rarcarolle,'' by Hoff-
man, and Wieniawski's Romance
The second anniversary of the organiza-
ton of the Music Study Club was cele-
Grated Yesterday by musical tea at the
home Of the president Miss katharine
Brooks, on Ontario road. Each member
contributed 81 number TO the program,
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