Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05

age, who spoke on the main laws Of the
stage and laid much emphasis on the
rule, Know the score SO perfectly that
you can be interrupted at any point and
made more perfect" He also gave a gen.
eral outline of the benefits accruing to
the concert singer from experience under
competent manager. The chorus from
scene VI Of Saint-Saens' Samson and
Delilah" was then taken up for rehearsal
Among those present were Mrs. C. A
Williams. wife Of Capt. Williams OF the
navy: Mrs. 8. v. Graham, Annapolis
wife Of Lieut.. Commander Graham, U. s.
Wurdeman; Miss Julia Danforth, daugh-
ter Of Capt. Danforth. from Annapolis
Mrs. Otto Luebkert, Mrs. PARROT Mrs.
Ford. Miss Scott, Mrs. Fred Lawrence OF
New York city, Walter Gait, Miss Nc
Cathran and Miss Marian Mccoy. daugh-
ter Of John Mccoy. president OF the
Pueblo Mining Company.
The Entertainers Club. Edwin Callow
president. gave its initial recital Thurs
day evening In the Comstock studio be-
fore an appreciative audience. double
quartet. composed Of Mrs. Gawler. Miss
Latimer, Mrs. Brylawski, Mrs. Pierce
aid Messrs Bowie. Sillers, Carbaugh and
and I'm This Hour Of Softened Splendor' ;
Mrs. BrylawsA gave Bucks Sunset"
Jack Bowie was heard In westward. by
the Devon: Mrs. Howell Smith gave a
HuIuOTOuS TcClldllOHs 0dWicT duu
Mr.. Carbaugh sang a duet from Don
Giovanni; Arthur B. Pierce was amusing
in 1.-The Parsons Three Reasons" and
"Oceana Rolf; Miss Mabel Latimer was
heard to advantage in the aria from
Mime Butterfly; Miss Ruby Stanford
played Wilhemj's Romance with much
feeling, and Mr.. Callow made his usual
hit in his recitation Of ''Da Pura Fooda
Man." Messrs. Blodgett, Comstock and
Nash were the accompanies.
The double quartet that furnished the
program last Sunday at the afternoon
service of the Church of the Covenant
has been engaged to sing regularly at
that service. It is composed of Mrs.
Fugitt. Mrs. Gawler. Mrs. w. T. Reed,
Miss Whitaker, MessrS. Bowie, Hensey,
Humphrey and Charles Moore.
program arranged by Sydney Lloyd
Wrightson was given Monday evening at
the Episcopal High School near Alexan-
dria. Amongn those contributing to the
pleasure of the occasion were Messrs.
Fabian, Wrightson, Miss Reuter- and r..
I. Tracy.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Maxwell was the
offertory soloist last Sunday at the dedi-
cation of the new bell presented to St.
Columba's Episcopal Church at Tenley.
town by John r. Mclean.
The centenary of the birth of Franz
List was appropriately commemorate
ed at Miss Madeira's school, when
Fraulein Hermine Lueders. one Of the
last Of the pupils who had the ad-
vantage Of studying under the great
master. gave a recital. the entire pro-
gram being made UP of Liszt compo-
sitions or transcriptions. Among the
original Liszt compositions rendered
by Fraulein Lueders were several
rarely heard on recital programs.
among them "Sursum Corda" cliff Up
Your Hearts'), 'Sonette de Petrarca" and
..Spesalizie,'' all from Annees de Peleri-
mage. Italie: Legend: st. Francis Walk
ing on the Waves" She also played the
Concert Etude in D Flat" and the fol-
lowing transcriptions by List on motifs
from other composers: Chopin's Polish
Song" Schumann's Spring Night and
paraphrase from "Rheingold" and Iris
tan and Isolde's Loves Death" by Wag-
ner.