The Washington herald., 1911-12-10
abeth Grahame, violinis
Gramme was as follows:

abeth Grahame. violinist. The pro-
gramme was as follows:
Mendelssnhn-O Overture to Midsummer Nights
Dream 1.-TWO pianos eight hands. Miss DOrtch,
Miss Hardesty. Mr.. Feweu. Mr.. Gebest.
LesI hetiZky-CapTiCe, ''ARbCSlue Forme
DEture" Miss josephine Golden.
MacDowell-''TO a Wild Rose" will O the
wisp." From Indian Lodge" Miss Phyllis
Stewart.
Cfaminade. Les sylgains.' Miss Elizabeth Tab
lef Petingale.
Teresa del RieSo. Love is Bird. Miss Richie
Mclean.
Bcethoren-sonate. OF. &c. No /: Allegro Motto e
| con Brio. AdaEio Motto. Finale PrestisSimO. Miss
Selene Wilmer Dortch.
Moszkowsky-yalss Brilliante in A fat two
Tianos. eight handsl-M Misses Hardesty, Golden
stewart. Maxim.
Observation-Disclosures from ''Thais." Miss Eliza
beth Grahame.
ChoTdn-Yalse in + major. Mis- Joanna Petm-
gale: Noctume. in MAJOR, Miss Irene Hardesty;
Pallade in A fat, Mr. Edwin Russell Fewell.
Denza-''Yo-Ir Voice Miss Richie Mclean; violin
UbliGatO Miss Grahame.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in + minor: Andante Is
pressiTO. Spinning Song. Mr.. B. Frank Gebest.
musicale was given at the residence
of Mrs. Evelyn Davis. iii Euclid street
Saturday night. The programme follows:
'Rigandon -four .Chaminade
Miss Mildred HuEuely and Miss Grace Gilchrist.
Miss Grace Gichrist.
Inrrromptu. in \ Chopin
Miss Ethel Balscr
NOCtIrnc In Christian
sonata in + minor (frst movementl . Beethoven
Miss Mildred H. Euely.
Eal'e IN ChoEAn
Miss Cecile Davis
Twelfth RhaIsody. liszt
Miss Mabel Getman.
famUanella
Encure minuet waltz by Chopin arranged by G.
Gilchrist Miss Grace Gilchrist; hunting song Men
delssohn: Waltz Of the FuTies" and The Spanish
Skylark.' By Christiaui, played by Emile FOss
Christiani
Angelo C. Fronani. one of the leading
pianists of Washington until he went on
the professional concert stage, where he
has gained steadily in prominence and
good reputation, is spending the Christ
mas season with his parents. Nine.
Fronani, who is Zelie de Lussan in the
profession, is now on a big concert tour
in Great Britain and France and will re-
turn to London shortly to sing in opera
In Covent Garden. Mr.. Fronani will
leave after Christmas for a tour around
the world with Maud Allan. They will
visit South America and Australia. The
performance has been running for two
years in London. Otis Skinner has the
leading role, and Mrs. Hampstead. who
will be known as Roma Divonne. will ap-
ian music.
The plano pupils of Miss Grace Adams
had a recital on Friday evening in her
studio, when the following programme
was given:
Part I-"TechnIc." Playing movements,
Miss Esther Evans; skips. m. 50, Miss
Priscilla Ilsley; freedom movement with
chords, Miss Lillian ROsafy; triIl, m.
100, Miss Esther Evans: double thirds m.
126, Miss Dorothy Clafiin; passages, form
e, key of G, m. 96 Cirsts and seconds),
Miss Louise Dalby; chords, key of B fiat,
m. 100 Miss Mary Beth jackson; scale,
key of f, nj. so Seconds and fourths),
Miss Marcia Trouland; Arpeggios, key of
g, m. 50 Cfirsts and seconds). Master
Harry Chamberlaine; octaves (advanced),
key of C, m. IS (fourths), Miss Katharine
Evans.
Part II-Duet, "The Pixies on the
Water CBrown), primo, Miss Louise
Da1by, and secondo, Miss Margaret Dem
ham: THE Pet Dove" CEvarts), Miss
Esther Tvans; Military March" CSar-
torio), Master Harry Cbamberlaine; at
Evening (Sartorio), Miss Lena Pulizzi:
"Minuet" CMozart). Miss Louise Daily;
songs without words, (a) Consolation"
and Cb) Confidence (Mendelssohn). Miss
Mary Beth Jackson; Prelude, A major.
Op. 2S, No. Chopin, and Second Ma
zurka (GodardD. Miss Katharine Evans;
woodland Sketches" (a) wild Rose
CMcDowelD. Miss Mabel Hubbard. and
Cb) Indian Lodge (McDowelD, Miss Lii
Ian Rosafy; Polish dance. op. 3, No. l.
in fats (Scharwenka), Miss Marcia Trou-
land.
Last Thursday evening at $50 o'clock
Sanders &. Stayman Co. gave the first Of
a series OF complimentary pianola
plano and song recitals for the season
Of 1s11-'2 In their music rooms. which
was attended by a large number OF the
music lovers and friends OF the popular