Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-04

! The masquerade dance at which Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Dalgleish entertained their
musical friends Tuesday evening at Stu.
| ddo Hall presented a picturesque scene
| with the dancers in the gay costumes OF
| the peasants of foreign lands, kings and
| mobiles, gypsy maidens, fortune tellers
clowns and Indians. Mrs. Dalgleish. as
| Starlight, made a radiant hostess and Mr.
| Dalgleish, as a French clown, was SO dis
guised that even the hostess did not dis
cover his Identity Much amusement was
furnished by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cav
| Ter and the formers sister, Mss Fay
Holtzclaw. as the "Yama- Yama" girls
from 1.-The Three Twins" Mrs. Fannie
Atlee Gage impersonated an old-time col
ored nanny; Mrs. Clarence B. Rheem
Goddess of Liberty; Mrs. Albert Johnson
the Pink Lady; Mrs. David Selke, a jap
anese lady; Miss Edna Sheehy. the Girl
of the Golden West; Mrs. Walter Hilton,
Dutch peasant; Miss Cora Van Zandt,
Queen of Hearts, Mrs. D. l. Richmond
Night; Mrs. Charlotte D. hppitt, Queen OF
Hearts: Miss Matte Gibson, Italian peas
| ant; Miss Jeanne Gibson, the fortune
, teller; Miss Belle Gibson, Spanish peas
ant: Miss Elizabeth Yung Kwai, Pink
Lady; Miss Miriam Stroller. Spanish
peasant; Mrs. Chipley. purple domino;
Miss Augusta HILL Carmen; Mrs. Regi-
maid Walker. Spanish lady; Miss Kath-
crime Cannon, twentieth century mad
Katherine May Brooks, Fatima; Beck
Wellman, an old-fashioned lady; Mrs.
Holtzclaw. Mother Hubbard; Mrs. ]. G..
Fiske, Italian peasant; Miss Ella Muir,
Indian maid; Mrs. John Jones. gypsy;
Mrs. Edward McMullin. gypsy; Miss Hell
en- Fenton, Dolly Warden; Miss Viola
schippert. the Violet; Miss Mildred Hoge,
Italian peasant; Miss Elsie Cunningham.
Folly; Messrs. Ray earle, Louis XIV;
Walter Harrison, Italian peasant: Will
liam Mulheisen, a Turk: Hobart Rams
dell, Louis XVI; Paul Ramsdell, Charles
II: Ernest McElwain. Prince Charming
James 0. Garvey, Mexican; DR.. Fred
kleinschmidt. monk; J. Arthur Souther-
land, black domino; Ray Hutchins. twen-
tieth century maid S. Kalisher, pink
Fisk, Dutch peasant; Maxon Cunning
ham, cowboy; Master Robert Dalgleish,
Indian; Messrs. S. K. Potter, Foxy Grand
pa; Albert Johnson, Japanese gentleman;
DR.. REGINALD Walker clown. and Mr.. Lip
pitt, cadet. Other guests present were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles NJ! Walker, Miss Miesse
and Miss Dora Miesse of Lancaster, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Dalgleish, Mrs.
David Fenton, Messrs. Harris Franklin
Carl Walker. Walton Hilton, Clarence B
John Fugitt, Mr.. and Mrs: William T
Reed, Mrs J. P. Muir, Mr. and Mrs
Stroller, DR.. j. C. Exner, Mr.. and Mrs
J: H. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Darrough
T. Gage. Paul Moran, Howard Wood
John jones, Frank Favorite and Harry
Cunningham. An informal program at the
intermission, given by Miss Augusta Hill
contralto; Miss Virginia McQuade, SO.
piano, and Ray Hutchins, baritone, with
Howard Wood at the piano, was received
with enthusiasm.
A singing society of fifty voices has
| been organized in the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church to take up the
study of both sacred and secular cantatas
| under the direction of William c. Mills,
tenor sOloist of the church. The officers
elected for the ensuing year are Messrs
Roy e: Carly. president; s. B. Eaton and
Frederick Nettleship and Misses Ruby
Nevins and Josephine Eckstein, vice
presidents; Miss Ethel Clerk, secretary
Messrs. S. N. Mills, treasurer. and Chand-
lee Pidgeon. librarian. Miss Marie C.
Hansen is the accompanied Membership
in the society will not be limited to mem
bers of the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
| tional Church, others with good voices
who are interested in the work having
| already joined the organization. The So
cantata. 1.-The Crucified." by George B.
Nevin, which will be given some time
during the latter part of March. Rehears-
ais are held Saturday evenings in the
east paflOr OF the Mount PHEASANT SOn-
gregational Church. beginning at 7:3t
O'Clock.
A joint recital was given Thursday
evening at Washington College by Harry
Paterson Hopkins, pianist and composer
and Arthur Conrad, violinist, before a
music-loving audience that gave fire.
quent evidence of approval. The program
opened with a number for violin and
piano by Corello, and was followed by
group of piano solos. MacDowell's "To
the Sea-" Delibes' Pour Roi d'Amuse'
and Concert Etude in F. fiat by Rubin
stein. Interest centered largely, how
ever in the piano concerto in D minor
composition by Mr. Hopkins. which was
the subject of much favorable comment
Mr. Conradi added to the pleasure of the
occasion by playing Godard's "Adagic
Pathetique," Souvenir" by Drdla
! Dvorak's "Humoresoue' and Wieniaw.
skis "Polonaise Briliante." 80 So.
| Oscar G. Sonneck has prepared a paper
| on the different editions of MacDowell's
| works, which he will read before the Dis.
| trict of Columbia Chapter of the Ameri
| can Guild of Organists at it's monthly
meeting in the Comstock studio tomor-
| row evening. Arthur D. Mayo will give
| illustrations on the piano. The FRIDAY
attend.
At Westminster Memorial Presbyterian
| Church special antiphonal musica
service will be held this evening. under
the direction Of Mrs. Frank Byram The
regular choir will sing as usual from the