Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-19

vantage In harmony by Teresa del Riego,
sna Mi1s Open sesTst by axs and
Love Is the Wind and The Nightin-
gale Hath Tyre of Gold"
Mrs. Warner Gibbs gave the first of
Highlands. Wednesday before a music
loving audience. Mrs Gibbs was as
sisted by Richard Lorleberg, violon-
cello; Miss Lillian Koechling, violinist
Joseph Whittemore, tenor, and George
wilson -accompanist, in giving the fol-
lowing attractive program: VIOLIN
solos. "Adagio" and "Gondoliera," BY
Ries; Swing Song" by Ethel Barnes
Min Minuet." by Beethoven. Miss Koech-
from Il Elisir d'Amore," and romance.
Fure as Bud" by Mingon, Mr.. White
more; cello solos. 'Nocturne." by Chopin
p anoante, by Gluck. and VITO" by
Ich Liebe Dich," by Grieg, .'Elegie''
lviolin and cello obligato), by Massenet
Tome to the. Garden, Love-" by Salter
hose In the Bud" by Forster. and 1.-The
Mind by Spross. Mrs. Gibbs: duet, "It
was Lover and His Lass" by Walthew
Mrs Gibbs and Mr.. Whittemore. The
patronesses were the Viscountess d'Azy,
MRS. Champ Clark and Mrs. Oscar IN
The assembly hall Of st. Johns College
was filled to OVERLOOKING last Saturday
evening, when the piano and violin pupils
OF the MacReynolds-Koehle Music
school held one Of the closing recitals
cluded: "Rondo." from Hummefs Con
certo," in G major, for piano, Miss IN
grid Westesson, with accompaniment on
second piano by Miss MacReynolds;
piano solo. Mendelssohn's Second Spring
Song" Miss Ruby Gaver; violin solo,
"Traumerei' and Romance" by Schu-
mann. William Mes, accompanied by Miss
Florence Mcdonnell: piano solo, invita-
1lon to the Dance" by Weber Won Bulow.
francis Waiter; "Andante Cantabile," for
string quartet, by Tschaikowsky, Misses
Elizabeth Wilbur. Eda Bowers, Ethel
Lee and Prof. Josef Kaspar; piano solo,
La Fileuse" c"The Spinning Maiden'D ),
by Raff. Miss Grace Adams: 'Marche
Miss Helen harrington; "Andante," from
Concerto, for violin. by Wieniawski,
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur, accompanied by
Miss harrington: piano solos, "Nocturne
nove's Dreamy No. g." by List, and
Valse." In c sharp minor. by Chopin,
Mrs. ]. w. Rawlings; Concert Stueck, :
for piano. by Weber, Miss Florence Nc
Donell, with second piano accompaniment
by Miss MacReynolds; Wedding March,"
from midsummer Nights Dream. piano,
Miss Martha Rose and Francis Walter;
violins. Misses Wilbur, Bristow. Hughes,
Messrs. Gsanter, Mes. Halubovich, King
and Prof Kaspar.
Miss Angela Small of this city is max
ing steady progress in her study of voice
in Paris. Miss Small sang twice during
April for the Mems Club and also for
the ST. Genevieves Club, giving her Sc
lections from the songs Of Schubert and
Grief. During the month Of May Miss
Small will sing for the Trocadero Club,
and also for the Lyceum Club Of Paris
She will probably return to Washington
about midsummer
Miss Viola Schippert, soprano. and Miss
Augusta Hill, contralto contributed to the
program last Monday evening at the
meeting of the Council of Jewish Women.
The Rebew Orchestra, H. W. Weber
conducting, gave a concert Friday even
ing at the Metropolitan Baptist Church,
under the auspices Of the Gilbert class
The assisting soloists were Miss Augusta
fiutist. Miss Hill was in good voice and
gave effectively Hearts Delight" by
Gilchrist; Dawn Rose" by Tennyson,
and for encore. Little Irish Girl" by
Lohr. Mr. Gilbert's rendition Of the flute
solo, "Fantasie Brilliante.' by Popp.
proved very acceptable and he responded
to the applause by giving Terschank's
Romance Italienne." The orchestra
numbers proved popular as usual, includ-
ing march. "Durch Kampf yum Sieg,''
by Won Blon; overture. Poet and Peas
ant" by Won Suppe; waltz, Sounds From
the Valley" by Seidel; selection, Mar
tha,' Flotow: "Humeroske," Dvorak !;
march. The Commissioners" from manu-
script. by Eichner; plantation melodies,
Sunny South by Lampe. w. j. Weber
was accompanied.
The recent studio musical given by
MISS l.. q. Anderson proved an enjoyable
affair. the work of the young pianists
showing application and attention to de-
tail Special mention should be made
OF the work Of Miss NJ. Louise Roberts
Miss Resale Conger. violinist; Jean
Whittam. Edgar van Elf, and little
Jeannette Burgess, Lorraine Conger and
Mamie Giles. Mrs. Samuel r. Kalbfus
and Master Randall Kalbfus Others
contributing to the program were Bar
ME b. Clark. B. B. Noonan and Clara B.
Thorpe. their selections being by Gounod
Poldini. Bach. Chopin, Schubert and Bee
thoven and others.
Miss Mildred Rider was one Of the solo-
lists at the last recital by Mrs. Gibbs at
the Grafton. Miss Rider played LISTS
.Liebestraum. No. 3D. "Capriccio' BY
Scarlatti Witches Dance" by MacDow-
sextet from Lucia, arranged for the left
hand alone.
The Rubnstein Club held its annual
close its season. Reports were read
from the various officers and at the
conclusion of the business session the
members adjourned to Great Falls, where
luncheon was served and an informal mu-
| steal program given, the latter under the
direction Of Mrs. r. L. Dalgleish. The mem
bers contributing solos for the entertain
ment of their associates were Mrs. David
Salmon, Misses Elizabeth Leckie, Ethel
Noble Johnson, Ethel Foster, Alice Off
ford, Mrs. Burdette and Miss Niemann.
Two choruses by the club rounded out
the program and the members adjourned
to meet again the third Wednesday In
October.
Miss Elizabeth Leckie, mezzo- soprano,
will sing this morning for Mrs Dalgleish
at the Washington Heights Presby-
, terrain Church. her selection being
Fear We Not, o Israel Dudley Buck1
At the First congregational Church
at o'clock this evening the quartet
and chorus choir OF sixty voices will
render the Stabat Mater by Rossini.
The work includes the tenor solo. Gu
JUS Amman. the soprano and controlfo
duet. Outs est homo. the solo for bari
tone. Pro PeccatiS and gavatina for
contralto, Fac ut portem. the soprano
solo and chorus Inflammatus ct Accen-
sus. two quartets and closing with the
solo voices and chorus. In I'm Sempiterna
Seacula. Amen" William Wall Whiddit.
organist and director. will at 7:45 play the
overture to William Tell" by Rossini.
and at the conclusion Of the stabat Mater
will give the Toccata ct Fuga'' in d
minor by Bach. The quartet Is com
posed of Mrs. B. H. Smart, soprano.
Miss Edna Scott Smith, contralto: Ken
meth w. Ogden. tenor, and ]. Walter
Humphrey basso.