Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-23
r. Frank Gebest's

SpedhS. ana DoIlS- - -N~'''''
violin obligato by MrsE Hildebrand and
Mrs. Eunice HildebraI4. violinist. who
delighted the guests pTth her rendition
of ..Mazurka.- BY Mgfnaiski. and the
l"Andante." from De 1erlot's Seventh
lConcerto." choice r3ogram of piano
numbers was creditabl3 rendered as f"i-
lows: Overture to S"Hebrides, by
Mendelssohn. for two pianos ana eiSh'
hands. Misses HardeSy, Dortch. ana
Messrs Bostroem an. Gebest; I'm
promptu." in A fat miNor, by Schubert.
Miss Barbara NJ Stefman; Melodie'
and "Aragonaise," by; Massenet. Miss
Magdalena Benson; ''Nsorceau en- forme
d'etude.' by Wollenha aot Miss Joanna
Petingale: "Fruhhngs rauschen.' by
Sinding. Miss Gladys Kahn; ''Rondo
seiene Wilmer Dortcg two of Mac
Dowelrs daintiest numbers. ITO a Water
Lily" and by Meadow Brook" Miss
Phyllis Stewart; "EtuGe Mignonne. by
schutt. Miss Elizabeth sfabler petins gale
Barbara NJ. Stedman; .Sextette from
Lucia tfor the left aland alonel. ar
ranged by Leschetizky. Miss Dortch'
| "Gnomenreigen." by List Miss Jose
phine Golden: "Rhapsodie. No. IL. by
| List, Edwin r. Jewell, and "Polonaise,
in major. also by List. B. Frank
Gebest.
| William c. Mills, tenor, Is travelling in
| the west and incidentally renewing old
| friendships and contributing his quota 10
| some musical affairs. Perhaps the most
interesting of the musicals was given at
the Tabor In Denver, where Mr. Mills
| was the guest OF Frederick b. Haight.
| Charles Wakefield CadInan, pianist and
| composer. also took part In the program.
| giving a number of his own piano com
! positions as we'll as assisting Mr.. Mills
| nv nj xrO he
Of his own songs-"The Land Of the Sky
Blue Water and the Moon Drops
| Low
Mr.. Mills sang also 4 Know OF Two
Bright Eyes" by Clutsam; Leave Me
Not" by Mattel: How Many Lonely
Caravan" by Finden; Rose Garden" by
Spross: Where My Caravan Has
Rested by Lohr; Good.by n:r by Tos I'll
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes"
| Told English). Mr. Mills was at one time
a member Of the Apollo Club In Denver and
| great enthusiasm was manifested at his
| Interpretation of the various numbers,
especially the songs by Mr.. Cadman. Mr..
| Mills will return to the city July l. Dur
| ing his absence his place in the choir OF
| the Mount Pleasant Congregational
| Church has been filled by Messrs. +. X.
f. Embrey and Charles Myers Mr. En-
brey will sing today.
| The choir of the Ascension Church, I'M
1 ger the uiIecLlOn OIL ANTON hdSpdf, Nlli
| sing this evening beginning at o'clock.
the cantata, The Conversion of ST.
Paul." by Matthews, which was sched-
uled for last Sunday evening, but was
deferred on account of the storm. Charles
Trowbridge Tittman will sustain the bass
| solos in place of Oscar Gardner and the
soprano and tenor solos will be taken by
Mrs. Van Ripper and William G. Athher-
holt. respectively
| The Washington Club was well filled
Friday evening with friends and rela-
tives of the pupils of Miss Mary Upton
| Talbot. who were heard In well rem
| dered program of piano numbers. A duet,
Little Cradle Song" by Sartorio, played
by Misses Jean Taft Handy and Katha-
| ryn Louise Elliott, made attractive
opening to the evenings entertainment
| and was followed by the solos: Child =
Elliott; Little Stranger" by Spaulding
Miss Lillian Harig; THE Brook" by HI
Smith. Miss Nettie Elizabeth Hough, "A
Frolic.'' by H. Smith. Miss Ruth Brash-
and March" by Hakh. MISS Minnie
Katharine Davis: 'Slumber Song" by
Gurlitt. and Song Without Words. by
schmoll. Miss Irma Harig; ..Nesper
by Gurlitt and ''Barcarolle," by Haiku,
Miss Natalie Gordon: "Minuet.'' by Swift
and Spinning Song" by Ellmenreich
Miss Eleanore Leech duet, "Minuet." 10y
| Mozart, MISS Minnie hdtHaTlne bdNis
and Miss Natalie Gordon; solos. Rosa
munde Air by Schubert and Triumph
March, by Spindler. Miss Jean Taft
Handy: "Barcaroile." Evening Bell
and "Grande Parade, all by Kullah
Miss Anna Margaret Hane: Forest
Birdlings." by Schytte. and Camp OF
Gypsies,'' by Behr. Miss Elizabeth Ellis
Clapp: Positions Morning Song" by
Merkel. and Norwegian by Grieg, Miss
Dorothy Eleanor Garner: "Nocturne,
Mendelssohn. and THE MILL, by Jensen
Mr.. Dell Sullivan: "Barcarolle," b,
Scharwenka. Happy Wanderer,' by Jen-
sen. and Sonata in c Major" first move
Fridley. and duet, "Marche Heroique. "
by Schubert. Miss Dorothy Lillian Frid-
ley and Miss Elizabeth Ellis Clapp.
The choir of st. Stephens P. E.
Church, under Henry Purcell Veaze
| choirmaster and baritone soloist. will
render at the IL o'clock service today
Oliver Kings TIE Deum" and 'Jublate,
Humble Faith At the s o'clock even
ing service. which viii be held especially
for the Mount Pleasant Lodge, Masonic
lOrder, the music will consist of Mag
niticat and Nunc Dimittis. in 4 fiat. by
| A. II. Mann, the collect anthem, The
Shadows of the Evening Hours" by $.
A. Baldwin. and at the offertory. Mr..
veaze will sing The Publican by
BeardSley van de Water.
Harvey Murray. organist of the Church
of the Covenant, has gone TO his summer
home. Cape Cottage, near Portland Me.
for the heated term. Miss Coyle substi-
tuted for him al the organ last Sunday
and will play again today. and during
July and August Miss Anne Holden. who
has given very satisfactory service for
two summers past. will again fill his
place Miss Elsa Murray is spending the
summer abroad.
Music lovers are enjoying treat al
the informal studio affairs given by Mrs
Susanna Oldberg each Friday morning a,
II o'clock. The program at the first OF
these musicals this season was given by
| Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Bryant Of Alexan-
dria and Miss Edith Wurdemann. Mrs
| Bryant gave the Flower Song from
Faust and Gounod's Sing, Smile and
Slumber': Mr.. Bryant sang Vulcan $
| Song" from philemon ct Baucis'' My
self When Young" from Liza Lehman s
| Persian Garden" and group of small
| songs. while Miss Wurdemann's numbers
included several songs by American com
| posers as we'll some from the old clas-
| sizes. Mrs Clarence Williams. wife of
| Capt Williams. assisted Mrs. Oldberg in
her duties as hostess
| The annual recital by the pupils of Mrs.
| Myra Whitney-Hall took place Friday
| evening at her residence in Brookland
| Mrs. S. B. Bayley, soprano soloist and
| director of the choir of Wesley Methodist
| Church. was the assisting saloist.
The piano numbers We're well rendered
| the Lustspiel. overture for two pianos,
| eight hands played by Mildred Cove
Heber Brumbaugh Gertrude Swingle and
| Robert Gooch; solo. The Hopper Toad