Evening star., 1912-06-02

Miss Huggins. Miss Marian West ant
the hostess played the accompaniments is
Other guests present included Mis-:
Florence Coumbe, a former vice presi
dent of the club: Miss Beck Wellman
Miss Helene Oyster and Miss Ethel Lee
Miss Katharine Brooks. who has beer
reelected president of the club fol
the coming season, will entertain the
executive board at a luncheon tomor
i>'ow at her home. on Ontario road.
i Miss Marie Menzel. an ambitious young
violinist, was presented in recital Wed
nesday evening by Miss Eugenie d.
Guerin, at her studio. before a capacit,
audience of music lovers. pleasing
variety was given TO the program by tht
! assisting soloist r. Woodland Gates
whose tenor voice was heard to advan
tage in Tostfs Ideal and Massenet':
| "Elegie. and who responded to the in
sistent applause by giving two addtiona
numbers. Love is Rose by San:
Bloom" BY Dudley Buck. with Mrs
Owen b. French at the piano. Mis-.
Mcneil in her violin numbers. gave evl
dence OF much talent and played witf
good tone and much sentiment. Her Sc
lections included Concerto No. 23'' (firs
movemenp. by Viotti: Spring Song
(Mendelssohn). Souvenir de Posen'
| tWieniawskD. Ara" on the G strinl
(Bach: "Valse Br.llante" (Alard). ant
Scenes de Ballet (de BerioD. The pro
Il
dante Uachner). Miss De Guerin Mis-:
Thomas and Miss Mcneil
| The Rebew Orchestra. H. W. Weber
I conducting. closed one of the most sue
\ cessful seasons in it's history with the MAY
\ public rehearsal Monday evening in the
| Keller Memorial Lutheran Church. This
4 organization. consisting entirely of anna
teur musicians. playing for love of the
art, has advanced steadily both in the
| class of music presented on its programs
| and in the manner of it's presentation
| The orchestra is In continual demand
| during the season, and has a big balance
| TO Its credit for the ready spirit with
which 1t always responds to the call OF
| charity from struggling churches or
other organizations. Among the soloists
| appearing with the orchestra during the
| past season were Mrs. A. G. Dunn. Miss
Mabel Louise Benzler, Miss Viola schip-
/ pert, Mrs. j. l.. Carr, Miss Ethel Batson,
Mrs. Margaret Koontz Holland. Miss
| Augusta Hill and Messrs. William 6.
Atherholt, j. T. s. kinsella. William II
| Winchcoie ]. Wesley Jones and H. L.
| Barnes of Baltimore. Officers for the en-
Walter Crouch. concert master; Grace
| Hopewell, secretary; G.. j. Weber, Ii
| brarian, and Albert Lindstrom, treas
urer.
| Oscar Franklin Comstock will play. al
| his organ recital at the close of tonight S
service in Trinity Episcopal Church,
'Adagio.'' from Mendelssohn's Second
"Nocturne in minor by Forester:
"Legende'' by Higgs. and Spring Song.
| by Hollns.
| Students from the advanced class of
Miss Berda Stewart Wilson were heard
| in recital Wednesday evening at the
Washington Club. by an enthusiastic au-
dience of relatives and friends. The
young pianists were assisted by Miss
Viola Schippert. soprano, whose pleasing
voice was heard to advantage in Sum
mer," by Chaminade. and Your Voice.
by Denza, with Howard Wood at the
piano and W. Gilbert playing the violin
obligato. The piano numbers included
turne." by Chopin. Miss Jean Ayler
"Etude Mignonne," by Schuett, Miss Dor
othy Burch: Morning Mood and Asses
Death by Grieg, Miss Dorothy Nc
Cauley; Waltz. Opus "a" by Moskowski
Miss Hazel Chisholm; Sonata. Opus os. =
"Fantasie." by Mozart. Miss Lillian
Burch. with Grieg accompaniment or
second piano by Miss Wilson: Autumn >
by Chaminade, Miss Lucy Graves: "Leib-
Coleman; "Polonaise. Opus 80" and
"Mazurka.'' by Chopin. Miss Zelda L.
Miller: Rhapsody. No. 1o" by Liszt
Miss Hazel Chisholm; "concertstucke'
! (complete). by Weber Miss Dorothy Nc
Cauley. with Miss Wilson at second
| piano.
| After a short service at ST. Paul's Epis
copal Church this evening. the following
organ selections will be given by jaime:
| d minor" by Bach: Meditation from
/ That's" and "Humoreske," by Dvorak
"Scherzo." from Fifth Sonata by Gull
mant; ..Evensong." by Johnston. and
| and ''Toccata in C minor" new. by Hal
| sey.
| A splendid 1>sogram has been prepared,
under the direction of Halstead P.
Hoover, for the annual exhibition OF
music. physical training and drawing at
Central High School Wednesday evening.
| beginning at o'clock. The Central High
School Chorus will render by Babylon S
Wave" by Gounod: choruses from Joan
"A Shepherd Maid Has Passed: chorus
OF men at arms and populace. "On, On
| to the Battle, On" Choir in the Cathe-
dral'' and Ave Maria The Central
| High School Orchestra will play I'm the
Shadows by Finck; Air de Ballet" by
Thomas. and 'Humoresque." by Dvorak
| the fourth-year class in musical appre-
citation will be heard In Request" by
Franz; THE Erlking." by Schubert;
THE Almighty" by Schubert; Misses
Clark. Steffins. Lineback and Won Ezdort
! will give some of the incidental music
| from "As You Like 1t" and 1T Was a
Lover and His Lass" by de Koven, and
the second and third year normal classes
will give the choruses silent Now the
Drowsy Bird by Offenbach; "The Spin
ming Wheel" by Manney, and "Neapoli-
j tan Boat Song by Denza. the program
| closing with some school songs.
| Miss Georgia Miller has sent out invita-
| tions for a recital Wednesday afternoon
+, at the Masonic Temple auditorium il
| which she will present a number o
| young pianists in an ambitious program
They will be assisted by Miss Ruby
Stanford. violinist. Among those con
Margaret Granger. Mabel White Louise
| Marbut, Corinne Bracket Hilda Marie
7 Kolar. Martha Dyer. IsoEa Bingaman
Katharine May Brooks and Mrs. Herber
| Campbell.
i Oscar Franklin Comstock's last recita
of the season will take place next Wed
nesday, when The Romance Of tn,
Year." a beautiful song-cycle by Cadman
will be produced. Those on The program
| are Miss Ashbridge. Miss Bowen. Mr.
| FC-ker and Mr.. Carpenter assisted By
William J. Caulfield.
The choir of Gunton- Temple Presby
terian Church was heard last Sunda.
evening in special musical service un
der the direction of George A. Provost
The soloists. Miss BERTHE Thompson SO
prano, Mrs. Estelle G.. Cunningham con
tralto. and Joseph Conner. tenor. were