Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-17

Washington Seminary were entertained
Tuesday evening at a faculty concert.
which proved an enjoyable affair. Miss
We're Corey played .valses Briilidnte" and
Laddie." "Ninon,',s III + We're "A Rose, %
1.-The Kiss" l''Lockruf' and THE Stolen
Flute; Mrs. Lent gave Hungarian
Rhapsody" by List. and Anton Kaspar
added to the pleasure OF the occasion by
playing Wilhelmj's "Romanza," Schu-
bert's "L'Abeille'' and Romance and
'Adazurka'' by Wieniawski.
Miss Eugene De Guerin. violfnist. was
the soloist at the recital for the blind
at the Public Library last week. These
recitals. which have in past seasons been
given Thursday, will in future be given
regularly Friday afternoons. Miss De
Guerin was assisted at the piano by Miss
Ida Ewing in the attractive program,
which included suite by Ries-prelude,
romanza and scherzo; Regrets" by
Vieuxtemps; 'Serenade Badine and Ga
votte,'' by Gabriel-Marie: Wieniawski' 8
"Romanza": Meditation by Massenet
and 1.-The Bee by Schubert.
| At the evening service today at, s
O'Clock in Foundry NJ. E. Church the vol
unteer chorus choir of elghtythree voices.
Wrightson. will sing Sweet Is the
Mercy by Barnby. and Seek Ye the
Lord" by Roberts. The soprano solos
in these anthems Will be sung by Master
Meredith WrightsOn. the youngest son of
Mr.. WrightsOn. who is home from school
in Detroit. for the Christmas vacation.
He will also. sing at the Sunday schoo!
service at Foundry NJ. f. Church next
Sunday morning.
The recital by members of the Won
Enschuld Club, which took place Friday
evening at st. Thomas Parish Hall. at
tracted large audience. The program
was an exacting one and included COM
positions by Gounod. Chopin, Liszt and
Beethoven. Club members contributing
to the entertainment of the evening were
the Misses Boyd, GarlOck, Moore and
King, Master Harold Seel and Robert r..
seel Of the faculty. Miss Hildred Kolb.
Miss Mary X. Lynch. Master Morton Git
lehman, Miss Ardela Moore. Louis A. Pot
ter, jr.. Miss Ethel Fisher and Miss Ger
trude McRae. The club was assisted by
and Miss F. King. who read paper on
Chopin. Nine. Marie won Unschuld con-
cluded the program with a rendition OF
a transcription by List
A meeting Of the newly organized Music
Teachers Association took place Wednes-
day evening at Miss MeReyuolds' studio.
Heinrich Hammer. president. presided
plans for acceptance Of new members
and many other matters of Importance.
| In view Of the approaching holiday sea-
| son the next meeting will not be held
until the second Wednesday in January
| and will take place at Miss NtcReyholds'
studio on street.
A recent event in musical circles was
| the recital by members of the Mendels-
sohn School of Music at the home OF
Mrs. Evelyn Davis. on Euclid street
| The program opened with an arrange
| ment for four hands of "Rigandon," by
Chaminade. played by Misses Mildred
Huguely and Grace Gilchrist. This was
followed by Chopin's Revolutionary
Etude." Miss Gilchrist: the first move
ment of Beethoven's Sonata III F.fand
"Nocturne In D. ,tby- Chi t4tiaqDs Miss
Hueuely; Twelfth Rhapsody Thy
Liszp, Miss Mabel Getmani Chopins
.Impron1ptu in A nat Miss Ethel Bal
ser; Chopin's "valse'' in A fiat. Song
Without Words (by Mendelssvhn) and
'.valse" In e nat Thy Christiani). Miss
Getman: ia Campanella" fBy Paeanini-
Lisxt) and Minute waltz (by ChopinD,
arranged in thirds and played by Miss
Giichrist Mehdelssuhn's Hunting Song
waltz Of the F'uries' and Danish Sky
lark" Thy Christiarp, Emile Foss Chris
tiani. f.
The Enterpc Quartet. organized late In
the summer by Mrs. r. L. Dalgleish, has
resumed reheafsHls with one change in
its personnel II IL composed now OF
Misses Viola Sehippert, first soprano.
Virginia McRuade. second soprano: Mil
|dred H0ge, first centralto, ard Augusta
Hill, second contralto. Miss McQuade