Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21

Kaspar, returned during the week from
Hollins, Va, where she was heard in
song recital at Hollins College; Mrs
BATH. BATH" by Mozart: I'm the Time
Air." Die Forelle." ION Wings of Song
"serenade." by Strauss; "Vielle Chan
slumber." -Nymphs and Fauns.'' "Wili
O. the Wisp," From the Land of the Sky
Blue Water" Henschels Spring" Nam
my's Lullaby" ''My Laddie." by Thayer,
and Indian Bell Song from 'Lakme.'
The final musical for the present sea-
son Of the Listeners Club, composed of
ladies residing in Brookland. Washington
and Maryland. and having for its pur-
ton of music from the viewpoint of the
listener rather than the performer, was
given at the home Of Mrs. Wnitney-Hall
in Brookland Wednesday evening. in
order that the club might entertain the
husbands and relatives OF the members.
Mrs. Whitney-Hall played the piano
numbers and was ably assisted by Mrs.
p. M. Anderson, soprano, and Mr.. F. H.
being played by ...rs. c. " Burnside. In
consonance with the undercurrent of sad
ness due to the Titanic disaster, the clos
ing number substituted for 'Hark. Hark.
Second Symphony. by Beethoven. SIM
ply and sympathetically played by Mrs.
Hall Mrs r. H. True Of Glenn Dale,
Md, the organizer Of the club will en-
terrain the members tomorrow at her
home.
Miss Grille Louise Corey, soprano. has
returned to the city from winter spent
in pursuing her vocal studies with a
prominent teacher of New York city.
The Won Unschuld Club gave one of its
I'M k>ridav evening at
Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church. at
tracing, as usual, a capacity audience.
The program included the Turkish
March" Beethoven h played by by Miss is,
'Song Without Words" Mendelssohn.
Miss Nina Abel; "Fantaisie in F minor
Chopin. Miss Ethel Fisher: contralto solo,
aria from Samson and Delilah," Miss
Katharine Lee Jones: piano solo, Hun
garian Dance" Brahms, Misses Halcyone
Hargrove and Laurel Hasbrouck, Masters
Morton Gittelman and Main Sandoe; solo
for oboe. "Andantino." Clemento, Fred
Wagner-Liszt. Louis A. Potter: violin
solo. Cradle Song" Hauser. Master Nor
ton Gittelman: piano solo. "Humoresque,"
Chaminade. Miss Hilda Schneider; solo
A. Potter; piano solo. "Rigoletto."
paraphrase. Verdi-Liszt, Nine. Marie
Won Unschuld; contralto solos. Should
He Upbraid." Bishop. and "Widmung."
0SuuAAouLs IAloS JOucSs
Rhapsody. No. XVI Rakoszy March,.
Liszt. Miss Mildred Kolb and Nine
Marie Won Unschuld 1.-TWO pianos.)
A cantata. interspersed with q reading
Of "A Story Of the Orient" with it's
theme the greatest tragedy Of the world.
was given recently by the chorus Of
Brookland Baptist Church. Solos were
sustained by Misses Beulah Burton, Ruby
Schtvier and Mrs. David Oertley, accom-
panied by Miss Isabel Primm and Miss
Violet Jordan, reader.
Miss Georgia Miller entertained last
Sunday afternoon at a musical tea,
which proved an enjoyable affair. Among
those contributing to the entertainment
of the guests were De Cortez Woffungen.
tenor; Miss Marian McFall. soprano Miss
Florence Wieser, cellist, and Miss Ruby
Stanford. violinist. Miss Miller was also
assisted by her senior class: Miss Brooks,
Miss Marbut, Miss Donnally. Miss Sum-
my. Miss Breuninger. Miss Speer and
Miss Ebaugh. little Martha Dyer. Miss
Corinne Bracket, Miss Mildred Har-
rison.