Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore T. Apple en-
tertained last evening at an informal
musical in honor of Mrs. William Alfred
Beerbower. a former member Of Wash
instons musical colony. now a resident
visit to relatives. The Madrigal Quartet.
Charles r. Bartlett, director. sang
"Dinah" Clayton Johns, Stars of the
Summer Night" (Goodale) "Ashes of
Roses" (Groson) group of Billiard songs,
Winter Song" The Monk of the Noun
tain" and THE Sword of Ferrara,"
Ave Maria" and "A Saving Victim"
(Gounod). Mrs. Beerbower. who is the
fortunate possessor Of a soprano voice of
fine range and quality, was heard in a
group of three songs by Frederick
Knight Logan, Were / a Bird ''Phyl-
lis and Lift Thine Eyes; "A Spirit
Flower (Campbell-Tipton).a and prince
Charming 0iza Lehman), and she was
also very gracious in responding to many
encores. Mr.. Matthew sang Summer"
from the Cycle of Life" Ronald). and
de Koven's Farewell to the Kings High
way" Mr.. Glider was heard In planta-
ton song. "Vira" and "Heigho' bur
leigh; Mr.. Hicks gave Tunison's "Song
of the Heart" and gypsy JAM" and Mr..
Apples selections were shepherd, See
Thy Horses Flowing. Name" (Oiey
Speaks), THE Romance, from ''Philemon
Bauces." by Gounod, a1d the hostess con-
tributed the soprano solos, Loves Rhap-
sody'' td'HardeloO. Mirage eliza Leh-
NAM. and The Wind (Spohr). Among
the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
c. Colt, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Glider, Mrs.
Hicks and Arthur Clyde Leonard. who
played the accomplishments with skill
and sympathy.
Mrs. d. Sellmer Lord will be heard In
one of Bischoff's compositions at the
II o'clock service in St. Michael and
All Angels P. f. Church this morning,
and at the evening service Mrs. Lord
and Miss Lillian Eaton. assisted by the
chorus. will render. Holden's I'm Heaven
ly Love Abiding Miss a. l.. Peterson,
A pleasant event of the week was the
piano recital given by the pupils of Miss
, Marie G. xouns rs st her apartment in
follows: Duet. "Serenade Maresque." by
Burgmein, Misses Excl and Chany;
Folk Songs" by Haydn. "Sonatine." by
Beethoven, Theme and Variations, and
"Minuet," by Haydn, Miss Ruth Donald
son; "Etnde," and Morning Song >
Depret. Miss sallie Fowler; "A Sketch
by Arthur Bird. Miss Rebecca Chany.;
Dorothy, by Smith, Tones serenade,'
I1chner. and Good Night" by Loeschorn,
Miss Rausone O'Hern; Venetian sere-
made" and "Neapolitan serenade,' by
Burgmein, Sonata in minor, by
qt sand by
"Canzonetta, by GODDARD. Miss Vesta
| Reed: "Humoreske'' by Dvorak,
| Moment Musicale by Schubert,
nEt9de'' by schytte: Miss Mi. Deborah al,
Ruikbert. Chant des voyageurs,'' by
| Paderewski. Torch Dance" by German,
and album Leaf" by Grieg. Miss Mar
garet Wilson; .Etude,' by Cramer.
by Grieg. Miss Bessie Mallinson; "Shep-
| herds Tale by Nevin. Miss Vesta
| Reed, and "Serenade de P.errot," and
Quo Amoureux,'' by Burgmein, Miss
Reed and Miss Young.
A formal meeting of the Students Club
Of the Washington College of Music has
/ been arranged to take place at the col
| lege Tuesday evening. to which men,
| bers are privileged to bring their friends
| The composers to be studied are List,
| Gounod and Verdi: and among those to
| take part In the program are Misses Zoe
| Miller, NJ. Hall. Gertrude Reuter-, Lola
Huffman. V. siddon, Mary Nelson. Ernul
| Cohencious. F. Pampfe and Messrs,
Church, William Engel. jr., Richard
| Hacking and DIR. Davis.
Fulton B. Karr. organist of st. An
drew's P. E. Church, will sail from Phil
adelphia May on the steamer Merton
| for Liverpool. where he will pursue spe-
cial course OF study for the organ under
DR.. William Faulkes. At intervals during
| this period Mr.. Karr plans to pay brief
| visits to Paris, north Wales and Barton
| in Lincolnshire. which Is the home of his
ancestors. The closing week of his stay
| will be spent In visiting the cathedrals
along the route from London to Glasgow.
He will sail for America August % on
the steamer Columbia. His place at the
organ will be filled during his absence by
Miss Minnie A. Bailey of this city. who
will be in charge until the second Sunday
| In September, at which time Mr.. Karr
will resume his duties
Miss Marguerite pupue [ viii be the of.