Evening star., 1912-01-21

Lattmer sang the aria, "One Fine Day,
from Madam Butterfly" and Miss Ew-
'Au Bord dune Source List: Ara
besque.' Leschetizsky, and Etude,
Grunwald.
The Students Club of the Washington
College OF Music held it's regular BIZ
monthly meeting Thursday evening in the
recital hail Of the college. An excep-
tionally Interesting program, given by
students of the college. was enjoyed by
the large number of associates and
friends present. Included in the program
were the piano solos, "Pastorale'' and
"Capriccio" (scarlattD, Mr.. Barr; Sol
feggietto" (Bach) and "Ungeduld' Mosz-
kowskD, Mr.. Leonard: "Roseblatter
Kolling). Miss Pasch; Venetian Boat
Song tMendelssohn. Miss Chaser; Pre-.
Dance" (Chaminade). Miss Bradley: Pre-
lude'' in C sharp minor (Rachman-
inoff), Miss Beetham; Second Mazurka'
tGodard), Miss Gatchell; 'Etude Mig
la Bien Aime" (SchutD. Miss Primm;
Concerto in G minor. first movement
(Saint-Saens), Miss Kampfe, with MIR.
Fabian at the second piano: the vocal
solos. Let Me Gaze Into Your Eyes"
Genner). Miss Willis; Bowl OF Roses,
(del Reigo), Mrs. Fuller; "Unrequited",
(d'Hardelot), Miss Lowell; Far Across
the Desert Sands (WoOdford-Ffnden)
and where the Alana Flows" Wood
ford -Finden). Mr.. Mills, and recitations
were given by Miss Tomlinson and Miss
Haines.
The choir of the Fifth Baptist Church.
under direction Of William ]. Palmer,
is preparing for AN evening with the
choir" to be given the first Sunday in
February. Mrs. Elizabeth Darlington
Simpson will preside at the organ.
Thomas A Murray will be one of, the
soloists assisting the choir OF st.
Marys Church at the special services
Of the forty hours devotion today. Mr..
Murray will sing 20 Sacruum Cum
Vivium," by Sixto Perez, with violin
obligato by Paul Schwartz, and Ar
mand Gumprecht at the organ.
Members of the Won Unschuld Club
were heard in recital Friday evening
at Concordia Lutheran Church. Among
those contributing piano numbers to
the program were the Misses Hardness.
Kolb, Lynch. McRae. Floyd, Fischer,
and Master Gittelman. Miss King read
a paper on the composer. Won Weber.
and Earl Carbaugh, baritone soloist
delighted the audience with group Of
songs.
One of the most attractive of recent
events was the studio musical at which
Mrs Oldberg entertained in honor Of l..
cambridge Crtst, composer, of Boston.
The vocal numbers on the program were
unpublished compositions by Mr.. Crist
and we're especially interesting not only
on account of their novelty, but because
Of their unusual merit. They were rem
dered by Miss Edith Wurdeman, who
sang "A Memory" by Grisaille; -Four
Love Lyrics" song from "Felise': |:
Come Back In Autumn, Pretty Peggy
and ITO Already" most effectively. Miss
Josephine Underwood Munford was the
pianist of the occasion and gave the Cho-
Of Chopin preludes. Strauss 'Traumerei,"
nonne. nepesu's BY Poldini and La Gavotte.
written by Edward Schutt and dedicated
to Mrs. Fannie Bloomneid Zeisler. Miss
Munford's playing was characterized by
her usual intelligence and splendid tech
niuue. and both the solOists and the COM
poser we're received with enthusiasm by
the audience of music lovers.
samne, Wood L. M. r. C. NJ, gave an
organ recital Wednesday evening In ST.
Mark's q Church unde- the auspices Of the
District Of Columbia Chapter of the
American Gui-d of OrganfstS. when the
program included Allegro con Grazia. by
miede and Allegro con Brio. by Gull
mant: Andante and Allegro. by Franck;
Sonata In F, by Dayas; Fantasia In E
Minor, by Sflas.. and Fugue on the
name BACH, by Schumann.
Miss Viola Schippert, soprano. Will sing
at the Eckngton Presbyterian Church
this morning. her 0ffertory number being
Il viii. .Extoi Thee from Elijah.
Lewis Corning Atwater, organist OF the
Unitarian Church OF All Souls ana OF
the Eighth Street Temple. who mas been
playing Sunday evenings for the Motet
Choir at the Church of the Covenant. has
been compelled to relinquish that work
because his duties at All Souls Church
cal ed for his presence there at the same
hour, their evening services having Deen
resumed since January L.
In spite of the inclemency OF the
weather. the Rebew Orchestra. III. w
Weber, conductor. PLAYED to !uii mouse
at the third public rehearsal OF the sea
son given in the lecture room OF tne hei-
ler Memorial Church. The soloists were
Miss Ethel Batson, Miss augusta Hlii,
Prof. III. E. Barnes of Baltimore ana
Messrs Walter Crouch and u. I; Haft;
Miss Ratson sang whisper and ! snaii
Hear" by Piccolomini, with violin ooii-
cato by w. Carroll Gilbert ana TOT .,, en-
core Strelezkis Happy Days. MISS .S liiil,
contralto, gave Kate Vannahs Graaie
song" and. in response to the applause,
ssv Nttao T.scL rss.1 - bxr nhr. Prof. Barnes