Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-12

from new 10TH, WueTo Suc has UoCH
spending the week. A special rehearsal
has been called for Tuesday morning at
IL o'clock at the Arlington. in prepara-
ton for the recital which will be given
the day following at the same place and
hour. The program OF this recital will be
made up entirely from the compositions
Of Rubinstein. and will include the
choruses, Since First Met Thee THE
Water Nymph, with incidental solo by
Mrs. Reed: THE Angel" and Thou Art
Like Unto Flower" The last number
will be sung mezzo voice, with solo obligato
for cello, by Miss Lee. There will be two
duets, 1.-THE Lotos Flower" and Bird
Song" by Miss Marguerite Howard and
Mrs. A. L. Johnson, and soprano solos,
The Dew is Sparkling and Longing"
by Mrs. Alfred T. Gage. The instrumental
feature Of the program will be Rubin
STEMS trio. for piano. violin and cello,
which will be given by Mrs. w. Sinclair
Bowen, Miss Ruby sta nford and Miss
Ethel Lee. who, as the Euterpe Trio, have
won foremost place among the ensemble
organizations OF Washington and Balti-
more.
Miss Stanford. it is announced, will
play on a genuine Stradivarius, which
will be loaned to her especially for this
occasion. The instrument is one of the
possessions OF D. ]. Particle, collector
OF stringed instruments. The instrument
It is explained: was made in 17a, and
was at one time the property Of the
Duke Of Cambridge, and at the special
request OF the late Queen Victoria was
aftsrward presented to tho Duke OF Edin-
burgh. At his death it was purchased Of
the Duchess Of Edinburgh by Mr.. Par
tello, who was at that time consul gen.
eral at axe-Coburg-Gotha-
The Mems Temple Club of the Wash
nCfn Nrv,cr tirr,
organ recital. to be given Wednesday
evening by Howard r. Thatcher of Balti-
more, at the Eighth Street Temple. to
which the public Is cordially invited. Mr..
Temple and Mount Vernon Place Church
In the Monumental city, and his program
Will give opportunity to music lovers to
hear the varied and beautiful effects to be
which is said to rank third among the
organs of America and eighth among the
great instruments of the world. Among
Mr.. Thatcher's numbers will be Suite
s saas d. e. aot4s psme eote e
tToecato," by L. Goellmann; Prelude to
"zwiegesang," Op. ia. No. s. Josef
Rheinberger; "Intermezzo," by Alfred
Hollins; "Marche Funebre ct Chant Sera
phique.' by Alexander Guilmant: 'Hosan-
ma by Paul Wachs; "Toccato and
Fugue'' in D minor, by J. s. Bach; over
ture to "Stradella." by F. Won F'lowtow;
R0mancs in D fat, By By Edwin OWN III Fl.
and Grand March from Aida by
Gius, Verdi. Ernest Lent. violoncellist,
who will be the assisting soIoist, will play
''Kol Nidre,' by Bruch
Mrs Ethel Observation-Disclosures, soprano;
Mrs. William T. Reed, contralto, and
Miss Ethel Lee, cellist. excited no end
Of enthusiasm among the patients at the
noon, when they were heard in a program
OF vocal and instrumental numbers.
Mrs. GawIsr sang Resale" by de
koyen; Fiddle Fiddle and l., and Spring
to ~ Slept @p'!e by Fshes og aa:
old Scotch: Little Irish Girl" by I.ohr;
''Child's Prayer by Harold. and When
Love Is Kind" old English. Mrs. Reed
wa, was heard In Spring Song by Becker;
Eyes, by Weatherly.; "A Necklace Of
giving" by Alltsen: "Ould Plaid shawl"
by Haynes: AT Parting, by Rogers.
with cello obligato by Miss Lee. and Miss
Lee played ''Cantilena," by Goltermarn:
.'Gavotte.'' by Martini: 'Berceuse,"
fro Jocelyn. by GODDARD: "Tarantella,"
'-Traumere" Mrs. Gawler and MRS.
Reed were also heard in two duets.
''Barcarolle." by Offenbach; Nearest
and Dearest by Caraccioio, and LIE
Veneziana.'" by Rossini, the last one of
which they were obliged to repeat.
Miss Katharine MacReynolds and
Prof. Joseph Kaspar presented num-
the MacReynoids- Koehler Music School.
The program included: Concerto" first
movement. by Bach, Miss Helen Far
rtngton; Fantasia" in d minor. by
N, Mozart, Francis Walter; i, %Sarabande."
"scherzo.' by Schubert. Miss Ingrid
Westesson; "Valse.'' in A fiat, by God
ard. Miss Ruby Gaver; Song Without
Hughes. accompanied by Miss Virginia
Winter: Novelette, by Per Winge. |
Miss Elizabeth Quigley; Duetto byI
Mendelssohn, Miss Florence Mcdonnell; |
beth Wilbur: La Fileuse." by Raff, j
Miss Grace Adams: Air de Ballet by !
Adamowski. Mr.. HALEY; "Nocturne.'' in |
G major. by Chopin. Miss Virginia Wal !
lis: THE Bee" by Schubert. Miss Edna
Snyder; and "Andante Finale from
Lucia di Lamn1ermoor, by Leschetizky. |
and "Polonaise." Mcdowell, Mrs Mabel |
Finch Rawlings.
The third Of the series Of organ re-
citals under the auspices of the ID. G.
Chapter A. G. O.. was given by the
dean, oscar Franklin Comstock. last
Tuesday In Christ Church, Alexandra
when the program included Bach's Toe
cata'' and fugue in D minor: G!lmant's
"Marche Religieuse.'' Dethier's Process
sion Solemnelle,' Smart's "Postlude.' in
D. and several lighter pieces. The solo
list was Harry M. Forker. bass. who sang
effectively Bucks Judge Me. Lord
and Mr.. Comstock's latest composition,
''Song Of Penitence.'
An informal meeting Of the Students
Club of the Washington College of Music
took place Tuesday evening at the coll
lere when the following program was
rendered by the members: Since We
Parted by Allison. and AN Open
Secret by Woodman. Miss Cheesman:
piano solo, ''Liebestraume." No >, by
Liszt, Miss Matthew's: THE End of a
Perfect Day." by Bond. Omaha Indian
Melody" by Cadman. Mrs. Moulton:
"Guirlandes.'' by GODDARD. Miss Steward;
paper on Haydn. written by Mr.. Bar
solos. etudes. OPP. 10. No. and OPP. "a.
No {. by Chopin. Clyde W. Emile. jr.:
Miss Searles: VASE" by Rubinstein.
Miss F. Kampfe and duet for two pianos.
don Juan" by Misses Olmstead and
Miller. The next meeting will be q more
formal affair and will take place April
4. when the program will be made up
Of compositions by Puccini. Leoncavailo
and Chopin.
Miss Ieona Kidwel will assist the choir
of Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church this morning. when she will be
heard in Caeser Franks 20 Loving
Father" with cello obligato by Miss
Ethel Lee. Miss Lee will contribute also
two cello solos to the program. Mrs.
vacant addition tn Wa shin OFT mr.,