Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-17

Central High School in the recital given
Wednesday morning at the school. Mrs.
WEIGH sang Willamette" by Del Acqua.
and " The Cuckoo and Mrs, Dalgleis n
"The Bee and the Song" by Weatherly
''The Pretty Creature" by Wilson;
.'Norah.' by Pisgott. and, for encore,
'The Little Irish Girl Howard Wood
assisted at the piano.
Mildred Rider. pianist, gave the recital
for the blind at the Library of Congress
Friday evening. Miss Rider opened the
program with a Rubinstein number.
also heard in Prelude" in D fiat:
.Etude." in fiat. and ''Valse," in G
fiat. all by Chopin, and Leschetizsky' S
transcription from Lucia di Lammer-
moor for left hand alone. Miss koehler
gave Massenet's "Elegie," lie chemin du
Debruck; Inns Folkston,' by Hildack
Elm Schwan," by Grieg: 'Ich Liebe
Dich," by Grieg. and .'Wohin." by Schu-
bert; From the Land of the Sky Blue
by de Koven: Rosy Morn" by Ronald
IF No One Ever Marries Me-" by Leh-
man; "F1Oriana," by Ethel Tozier, and
''Daviza." by Chadwick. Both the young
musicians made favorable impression,
each Of the numbers being received with
Halstead P. Hoover of the music fac
ulty Of the public schools will be the Of
fertory soloist this morning at the Wash
ington Heights Presbyterian Church.
The regular meeting of the Student s
Club Of the Washington College Of Music
was held Thursday evening in the recital
hall Of the college before a large gather
ing of associates and friends. The mu-
steal and literary program included:
Piano solos. .'solfeggietto" by Bach,
Miss Massie: Invention by Bach. Miss
thoven. Miss Drexcilus; aria for violin
by Pergolesi. Mr.. Lerch; essay, THE Be-
ginning Of the Music System" Miss Cat
chell; illustrations, Indian. negro and
Scotch songs, Miss Reuter-: ''Humor-
etudes by Misses Terrett and Meyer: "The
Mill by Jensen. Miss Kline: "Fabliau"
by Lack, Miss Bryan; recitation, scene
from Macbeth" Miss Haines: two pre-
ludes by Chopin, Miss Bouck; The Nau-
Spring Song" by Mendelssohn. Miss
Venetian suite, Miss Vale; Air de Bal
let from schubert's ..Rosamunde. Miss
son." Miss Tomlinson: ''Mazurka" by
Chopin. Miss Gatchell: ''Murmuring
Zephyrs'' by Jensen Niemann, Miss Bee
than; Liebestraum. No. 3. by Lizst. Miss
IlllCHCOCh, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dy Rubin
stein. Miss McElwee; La Fileuse" by
Raft. Mrs. Jennings; intermezzo in oc-
taves, by Leschetizky, Miss Prim '.Erl-
Koenig'' by Schubert-Liszt, Miss Kampfe.
Mrs. r. NJ. Waldecker gave her eighty
fifth studio musical last week. The pro-
gram was given by the advanced stu
dents.
The choir boys of ST. Paurs Catholic
Church have rendered the music each
evening during the past week for the
novena In honor of st. Joseph. Master
William Mcdonnell, member of the
chorus for the past tree years. made his
i aenut as soprano ran soloist at these serv
for himself as solo singer
Mrs. Routt- johnson Manning was host
ess at a musical Friday evening present
program: Miss Helen Williams, Miss Isa-
bel Cuttings. Miss Rose Maytum. Franz
Bouschee and two tiny tots, who attracted
much attention. Mrs. Louise Evans a
concert singer Of Chicago, was among
the guests and added to the pleasure nf
the occasion with several songs
Earl Carbaugh. baritone soloist of the
this morning. 20 God, Have Mercy ;
from the oratorio, est. Paul" and this
evening he will be heard in Draw Near,
All Ye People, from Elijah" Mr.. Car
baugh has withdrawn from the cast of
Faust" to be sung here shortly under
the direction of Cortez Wofrurgen, and in
which he was to have sung the part of
Valentine.
a grand opera chorus formed Of Wash
ingtonians which is to sing at the per-
Torrance Of Faust to be given here
In early spring, announces the names OF