Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-15
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them valse Briliante, Opus 81, Berceuse.
Irolsleine ballade. Andante Spiniato.
| sharp major, three mazurkas and Polo
| naise in + fiat.
A musical treat was enjoyed Thursday
afternoon by those who attended the re-
cltal for the blind al the Public Library.
Miss Bessie Birch daughter of Mr.. and
| MIS- isaac Birch of Georgetown, was
inc mes soio is and she was assisted by Miss
nate Alderman, pianist and Mrs John
! Waters, accompanies Miss Birch gave
her numbers with unusual intelligence
and expression for so young singer
She is a member of both the Rubinstein
Club and the Motel Choir and is soprano
soloist OF Dumbarton Avenue Nj f.
Church where her mother has presided.
for many years with success at the or
gan gan. Ampns the numbers given by Miss
Birch Thursday We're The Skylark S
Song" by Buck: Dreams bv Strelezki.
'Mattinata," by Tosti; The Oud Plaid
Shawl" by Hanes; ''Madrgal'' by Har-
! rls; Thou Mighty Sea and Resale"
Miss Alderman played the MacDowell
''Polonaise. RIA psodie" by J.iszt:
'Nalse, by Chopin: :pierrctte' by
Ghaminade; nNitchs Dance" by Mac
DoweH, and Rigoletto.'' by List
The recital next week viii he eiyen nv
Earl Carbaugh, baritone. assisted by
Mrs Carbaush as accompanist
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. FL Freeman entertain
60 WEDNESDAY evening i'll honor of
MeSS1S James l.. BaSley and r. w Dun
| ham, the new organists of St Paul's and
St. Andrews churches, respectively
Among some of the local organists who
were present to meet these gentlemen
| st. Johns Church, GEORGETOWN: Alfred
G. Eldridge. st. MarSarets; Oscar Frank
lin Comstock. Trinity Episcopal Church;
Samuel Wood, st. Marks Church; Arthur
! EirGf
tisp; William II. Taylor. All Saints
| Church, Chevy Chase; Donald H. Freeze
Mount Pleasant Congregational; E. w.
kevser. St Johns parish.
Mrs. r. L. Dalgleish returned Thursday
! from Atlantic City, where she had gone
| with Mr.. Dalgleish for ten-day outing.
Mrs. Dalgleish was the guest of honor at
a number of entertainments planned by
Mr. Dalgleish'S friends among the cleo
trical engineers, who We're having their
| annual convention at the city by the sea.
| Luncheons, motor trips, dinners at the
MISUNDERSTANDING and concerts by
| the Glee Club of the University of Penn
sylvania and other organizations all con-
| tributed to the pleasure of Mrs. Dali
| gleishs holiday. Her place at the church
last Sunday was supplied by Miss Viola
Schippert, soprano and Miss Augusta
Hill. contralto. Mrs Dalgleish will re-
| sumo her duties at the church today.
| Robert Brott of ST. Patrick's choir Of
| mixed voices will leave shortly for a
three-year stay in Teheran, Persia, where
| he will act as confidential secretary to
Morgan ShuSter. Mr.. Brott has a fine
| bass voice and sang for several years in
st. Matthews choir, which was at that
| time under the direction of Miss Jennie
Glennan.
| Miss We're Cory has returned to the city
after spending three months in Atlantic
| City, Chicago and New York state.
Miss Pearl Myers, pianist, formerly of
this city. has recently taken up her resi-
dence in Syracuse, n Y, and met with
much success in two recitals which she
| has just given there.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith-Maxwen has re-
| turned to Washington after a summer
spent partly in Kansas with her father
and brothers and partly at her summer
home in New Jersey.
Miss Elizabeth Underwood, a former
member of the music faculty of Potter
College, Kentucky. and Washington
Seminary, Pennsylvania, who has been
spending the past year in the Philippines
with her brother, Lieut. Arthur r. TN
derwood. L. s. A, has taken up her
residence in Washington Miss Under
wood spent several years in Germany
studying under Martin Krause, and will
be notable addition to the musical col
ony of Washington She is a cousin of
Oscar Underwood of the House of Rep
resentatives. Miss Underwood will make
her home in this city with Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith Maxwell
| A recent addition to Washington must
| cal circles is Miss Wilmina Flickinger,
a pianist and composer. Miss Flickingec
has been awarded high honors in the
music department at Hollins Institute
irginia. and has also served as associ-
ate director of music at Susquehanna
University. Miss F'lickInger was heard
here last season in a Bach and Mcdowell
program. her playing causing much ia
vorable mention.
| Miss Lillian Huntington has returned
| from her vacation in England and Der
| lin. where she visited relatives and
| friends.
| Miss Violet Jordan of Duluth. Mimi.
| a piano graduate of the Chicago College
of Music. has joined the musical colony
here With the purpose of making Wash
| ington her home.
Land of the Tenderfoot.
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