The Washington herald., 1911-06-11

sion over there that there is no real
music written In America The songs OF
Mrs. Beach, Macdowell. Spross, and
Kettman have never failed to score and
to attract attention.
At the annual recital Of the G. e
Christiani Violin and Orchestral School
in Carroll Hail last Monday and Tues
day evenings, George Moskey, the gifted
boy violinist scored an emphatic sue
cess. His rendition Of Chopin's Nocturne
and encores were delightful contrast
to the other numbers, and reused the
audience to repeated and vigorous ap-
plause. Although he was not scheduled
on the programme. the audience vel
coined him as he made his way to the
footlights Master George Moskey, who
is making a brilliant and successful tour
of the principal cities of the South in
concert work. returned home on Sun
day that he might be present at the an
nual recitals of the c. E. Christian
Violin and Orchestral School, OF which
institution he Is an artistic graduate
Master Moskey, viOnnist. viii leave
washington on Tuesday for Raleigh. N.
c., where he win I'LL an engagement on
Wednesday night and at Newburn on
Friday night.
Miss We're Cory is entertaining her
class with a series Of recitals at her
apartment in the Albemarle. On Tues
Gay afternoon Miss Henrietta Behrend
young pianist gave the following pro-
gramme:
Etude bacf
Heller. LowraL
'Shepherd's .Merke
Nsvin Papinon.
ITO Wild Rose .Macdowel
Berceuso -ocnytu
Evening Star CTanhanser1. .Wasner-Lisz
Other members Of the class. Merton
Jackson, Minnie Simms, Virginia Perkin.
son, and Ruth Heilbrun, assisted her with
these numbers:
Air from Martha" Birthday March, Scarf
Dance
Chase Of Butterflies" .Denne'
Little Shepherdsss" .Schytt
Ensamer Wandecer"
On Thursday afternoon an interesting
programme was given by Josephine
BIoodgood, Francis Capers, Gertrude
Lawrence, Fannie Chamberlain, and Mar.
garet Brodnax.
John B. Bovello will leave tonight fol
New York, and will sail Tuesday on the
Kaiser Wilhelm II, of the North German
Lloyd Line, for a two months trip abroad
The pupils Of Bessie N Wild gave their
spring concert on Wednesday evening in
Pythian Temple. Those who appeared
were Miss Margaret Miller, Miss Sue
barley. Miss EsteIIe Wild, Miss Clyone
Wallace, Miss Mary Louisa Hussey, Mr..
Roger E. Craley, Mr.. A. W. Davis, Miss
Ida Gum, Miss Mary Louise Wood,
Miss Thelma Payne, Miss Geneva Wal
lace, Charles Proudley. Miss Nina Wal
lace, Miss Ruth TerrilI, Mr.. c. Risdon
Allen, Miss Matilda Senior. Mr.. George
Erwin Proudley, Miss Mary Willoughbyr
BENJAMIN Nicholson.
The pupils of Miss Van de Bogert gave
the following programme last week in
her studio:
Miriam schrnck and Bessie sayieA
HeartSease
Margaret wolstenholme.
waltz
Marian Carmichael.
Sleigh Ride Dutton
Going to Church .SpfndleE
Miriam schrack.
Fable scnmol
Genera DiIlou
'AIirth and Gsyety'.
Louise Thatcher.
Merry flames. r4Oe
Slumoer soma.
Bessie SsyleS
Flower Fairies Fears
Miriam schrack and Miss Van de Bogert.
On the Train ..he1ard
Marian Carmichael.
In Rank and File"
Geneva Dillon.
'Spanning-room Chit-chat Blon
Tr1r1tss
N1oletS bluo
Frances and Miriam Sehrack.
Calm sea sHAenA1o
Bessie SayieS
Dance Of Sunbeams. .Cadman
Geneva Dillon.
Tulip LAclnef
Miriam Schrack.