Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05
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Ing his series of piano recitals for the
season of 1911-12. The affair took place
at his studio. the young pianists being
assisted by Miss BERTHE Thompson, So
prano. The opening number was Weber,
overture to Der Freischutz." arranged for
two pianos, eight hands, and played by
Misses Dortch and Hardesty and Messrs.
Jewell and Gebest. Miss Dortch was
"Berceuse" and Chopin's Valse in c sharp
minor, and Miss Hardesty in Chopin s
Nocturne in minor; Mr.. Jewell gave
a brilliant rendition of LISTS Eleventh
Rhapsody: Miss Phyllis Stewart played
Rheinhold's Impromptu in fiat; Miss
Mary Maxam gave "Pavane." by Sharp;
Miss Rose Wolf, Skating" by Kullak;
Miss Leona Burnstine rendered Grieg' s
Butterfly Miss Lucretia Lawrence. Cho-
pins Polonaise in A major, and Miss Jo-
sephine Goldens Interpretation of Rubin
stems "kamepoi Ostrow, No. DO" re-
ceived much appreciation from the au-
dience. Miss Thompson added to the
pleasure Of sn the guests by her singing Of
THE Years at the Spring" The recital
closed with two Rubinstein numbers, Ro-
nance and Valse Caprice. by Mr.. Gebest.
The Arion Gesangverein will give it's
first musical entertainment Of the sea-
son at the clubhouse this evening. and
the director. Karl Holer. has arranged
der Wacht." "Wie's Daheim," Arion
Gesangverein: mandolin solo. Carnival
guitar accompaniment by w. T. Holt;
baritone solo, Leave Me Not" Roland
r. Rodrick; violin solo. Spanish Dance
Herman Rakemann; trumpet solo. Chan
and piano. "Barcarolle" (Gounod), Messrs.
II. c. Rakemann. Richard Lorleberg and
Karl Holer: tenor solo. When Shadows
Gather" William G. Atherholt; trio for
violin, cello and piano (Haydm. Messrs
Rakemann, Lorleberg and Holer
Mrs. Charles b. Bayley has recently
organized chorus choir to sing at the
evening services of Wesley Methodist
Church. The membership already num-
poets to enlarge it to forty, and while it
is composed of mixed voices it is to be a
vested choir. The first public appear
ance will take place this evening at a
special musical service. the program of
which will be made up of compositions by
Gounod. Lane Weber has been engaged
to fill the place of tenor soloist, left va.
cant by the recent death of Thomas L..
Jones. and Mrs. A. Leftwich Sinclair is
substituting at the organ for the present
for Mrs. Jones, the regular organist.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee announces a
departure from the regular order at the
Ingram Memorial Conversational Church.
rector. Instead of the regular service
there will be "song sermon There
will be number of choruses sung by the
choir of fifty voices, Edwin Callow will
give recitation with accompaniment on
the organ, and the following singers will
contribute solo numbers Miss Mabel
I.atimer and Mrs. Oscar Gardner, So
pranos: Mrs. f. T. Evans and Miss
Marian Mccoy, altos; Frank Boyer, ten
or and Oscar Gardner. bass
The next meeting of the d. c. Chapter
of the American Guild Of Organists will
take place tomorrow evening in the
studio Of Oscar Franklin Comstock, dean
| of the chapter
BY special request Of members of the
Foundry M. E. Church congregation, the
choir will repeat at this evenings serv-
| ice at o'clock 20 Lamb of Cod" by
| Wagner. and Mr.. Armacost will play
again .Vorspier' and the Tannhauser
march.
| Sydney Lloyd Wrightson was last week
| elected as one of the charter members OF
| the Musicians Club OF New York. OF
| which David Bispham is president Tai
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