Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21
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loncello. Miss Ethel Lee: soprano solo,
with violin. cello and piano accompani-
ment Doris by Ethelbert Nevin.
Misses Dyer. Leila speer. Lee and Mrs
W Wsn1:; {, oontralt te solos "Lehn Define
kleines Lied Erdacht," by August Bum
CERT. and Der Erlkonig," by Schubert.
Miss Faye humphrey; Hungarian Rhap-
sody No. 2, by List, Miss Child. Mrs.
Orville B. Drown and Miss Marion West
meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Miss Dyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen Wilbur.
vice principals of Washington Seminary,
entertained Friday evening at a musical
when program of more than usual
merit was presented to an appreciatiye
company OF guests. under the direction
OF JOSEF kaspar. Interest centered par
tlcularly in the violin numbers of Miss
Elizabeth Wilbur. who made her initial
pubic appearance on this occasion This
young violinist Is possessed Of exceptional
talent, and her work shows throughout
conscientious effort and careful training.
Beauty OF tone was a marked character
istic or her playing, both in her solos and
In the ensemble numbers. Her selections
included "Adoration.' by Borowski; 1.-THE
swan, by Saint-Saens: Adagio from the
bruch concerto in G minor and "Hunga-
rian F,antas.e," by kela Bella. Mrs.
Huron Lawson added to the pleasure of
the guests by singing THE Will O. the
Wlsp. Last Night Heard the Night
Land Of the Skyblue Waters A quar-
tet composed of Miss Wilbur, first violin
Miss Eda Bowers. second violin; Josef
Kaspar. viola. and Miss Ethel Lee, vio-
finished performance of Andante Cam
| table. by Tschaikowsky, and "Minuet, :"
by Beethoven.
Felix Garziglia was the guest Of honor
at the meeting of the Piano Teachers
Association Wednesday evening, which
took place at the MacReynolds School
Mr.. Garziglia gave an interesting talk on
the Paris Conservatory telling the re-
Quirements for admission, the advantages
Of study there. and relating many per
sonal "reminiscences of the days before he
became prize pupil OF the institution
Mr. and Mrs Garziglia will sail May %
to spend the summer travelling abroad
and visiting relatives in Nice.
Miss Pearl Waugh was one of the solo,
| lists contributing to the pleasure OF the
company at the first annual BANQUET of
the Indiana Society. which took place at
the New Ebbitt. Miss Waugh's selection
was "Polonaise" by Mcdowell, which
was given with splendid technique.
VIM. c. Mills, tenor. will give a song
recital for the blind at the Library Of
Congress Friday evening at O'Clock. He
will be assisted by Miss Marie c. Hansen
at the piano. The program will consist
entirely Of songs by contemporary Ameri-
can and English composers. among them
Far Across the Desert Sands How
Many Lonely Caravan" allah Be
| With U.s." from the cycle. IA Lover of
Damascus" by Finden: Inter Nos" and
Love Is the Wind" ''The Nightingale
Hath Tyre Of Gold" and 30 Swallow
| Flying South" and ''The Deeps o. the
Daisies
Miss Tena, daughter Of the minister
from Uruguay. was the principal soloist at
the first communion services at the Visi-
tation Convent. Connecticut avenue, last
Saturday morning. Miss Tena is the for
tunate possessor of a soprano voice OF
beautiful quality, and gave Cherubinis
lave Maria" with fine effect. Others
! assisting with music Of the mass were
Mrs. Hattie Williams. soprano, and Miss