Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-22

vorites for encores. Mrs. Manning's
Whistling pupil. Miss Genevieve Small,
appeared to advantage in some of the
numbers composed for her by Mrs. Man
ming.
Harry Patterson Hopkins, pianist, and
director of music at the Washington Col
lege, has just completed a series of public
recitals in Baltimore, where he has ap-
peared principally interpreter of his
own works. Mr.. Hopkins will finish his
series of recitals and talks this season at
the Washington College and at Mrs.
Thomas Sidwelrs musical during Lent in
which he will be joined by Hermann
Rakemann, viOlinist.
a musical program was presented at the
first meeting this year of the Southern
Society OF Washington. at the Confeder-
ate Memorial Hall, 1922 Vermont avenue.
Monday evening. Arnold StuDenrauch
contributed a medley of southern airs, for
the entire audience; l.. f. Adams render
ed an original arrangement of the Mock
ing Bro" ard Dixie: Mrs. Wallace
Streeter's dialect recitation. a violin solo
Miss Lillian Chenowith and vocal
duet by Miss Dew and Mr.. Braithwaite
completed the program. The meeting
was presided over by the president of
tary Of War. Champ Clark was unan-
imously elected vice president of the So
ciety and delivered an address.
The pupils of Miss Helen Gladmon
gave a musical Monday evening and We're
assisted by Miss Edith Earnest. soprano,
in giving the following program: So
nata," in minor. by Beethoven, Miss
Frances Sotnerville: la Lisonhjera," by
Chaminade, Miss Helen Stake; "Valse,"
by Durand. Miss Helen Monroe: Melody"
| by Rubinstein, and .'Valse Lent" by Schu-
EFT, Miss Clara Hilleary: Butterfly"
by Grieg. Miss Helen Simpson,; "Erotik,"
| by Grieg. Miss Mary Moran; "lmpromp-
tu,' by Lack Miss Margaret Darby:
| Dance by Meyer-Helmund, Miss
| Frances Hilleary; NoctuTne. III = nat.
!. by Chopin, Miss Jennie Darby: "valse
Arabesaue," by Lack Miss Leah Glad
mon; Valses Nos. !. > and 3. by kirch,
| ner. Miss Helen Simpson; "Canzonetta,
~ Schuett, and Warriors Song, by Hell
| Ter, Miss Mildred Moore: Observation-Disclosures
| by Rubinsten. Miss Katharine Rohrer;
la Campanella," by Paginini-Liszt. Miss
| Mildred Cornwell; .'Concertstuck, py
Won Weber. Miss Frances Somervliie
with Miss Gladmon at the second piano.
An organ and harp recital will be given
at ST. Johns Church, Lafayette square
! this afternoon at 4 o'clock. renee .
lula. harpist. OF Baltimore will be the
special soloist. and II. II. Freeman the
dered by the choir on this occasion will
include a ''Magnificat and Nunc DIM
nittis.' in Il fiat, by Stainer: offertory
anthem. 20 Saving Victim" by wagner.
adapted to English by DIR. Pearce, and
a benediction anthem. Hide Me Under
1 the Shadow of Thy Wings. by West.
/ Herman G. Rakemann. violinist, and Mr..
4 lula, harpist, will also assist at the IL
! o clock morning <service.
| Miss Gertrude Reuter- will take the
place OF Mrs. Helen Donohue DeYo in
/ the seNtet from Lucia at the student
recital at the Arlington Hotel ballroom
] Thursday evening, for which Sidney
/ Lloyd Wrightson has just issued invita-
| tons. Mrs DeYo. who was to have
sung. is unable to do on account OF
sickness. The program for the recital
will include quartets, The Lotus
Flower" by Schumann, and ''Serenade,"