Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-16

ed the audience with several songs, and an
orchestra, under Prof. John Naecker' S
direction. Special mention should be
made. too. of Miss Kate Spectre. who
No. g. and the Mcdowell "Polonaise,' -
and Miss Rebecca Kisseliff. girl of four
teen years, who gave Newlands "Valse
Caprice" and "Valse Arabesque' by
Lack. Other numbers on the program
were THE Last Charge" by the orches-
ira. with Mrs. Ferguson at the piano;
piano solo. "Etude Characteristique." by
Wollenhaupt. played by Harry M. Cohen
trio, anvil Chorus" arranged by Ler-
man. Lena Levin. Annie Sherr and sa-
son Clark. Miss Rachel Robey;
Etude. Opus %. No. L." Wollenhaupt.
Howard Treynor Ferguson; trio, lie Sc
cret," by Gautier. Rosina Cole, Laurana
Van Doran. Lena Levin: solos. lie
Papillon, Opus 49," Lavallee. Mrs. Minnie
oxenburg; Melody in F." by Rubinstein.
Miss Helen Brinkman; vocal solo, In
the Garden of My Heart" by Ball, Mrs.
Clara Naecker, with orchestra and pia-
no; ira, Pas Redohble,' by Gautier.
Yonas Lesser; solos, 'Rondo Brilliante,
Opus Co. by Won Weber. Rebecca. Kisse-
left; Grand valse," by Moskowski, Miss
Edith Woslsoff: "Rondo Capriccioso." by
Mendelssohn. Miss Rose Lesser; Fourth
Mazurka." by GODDARD Miss Katie Les
ser: "Sextette" from Lucia" orchestra
and piano; solos. "Chante de Berger"
Miss Edith Woskoff: vocal solo, ITO the
Land of My Own Romance by Herbert.
Mrs. Naecker and orchestra; Overture"
two pianos, eight hands,, by Fest,
Misses Spectre, Cohen, Woskoff and Mrs.
Ferguson: piano duet National Melo-
dies" Misses Rosina Cole and Lenna Van
Doran; orchestra selection.
Miss Angela Small Of Euclid street, this
city, who has been spending some time
in Paris studying voice culture, has re-
Gently been singing before a number of
prominent organizations there, previous
to her return, which will take place in
the near future She gave her second
recital May % before the Mems Club.
her numbers including "Connais-tu-le
Pays" from 'tMignon," and Henscheis
Morning Hymn both of which were re-
ceived with much enthusiasm.
Miss Clarine McCarty, who returned re-
Gently from an extensive trip through
the north, entertained at a musical
at which the following program was
Schubert, first piano. Miss Charlotte
Washburn and Miss Ruth Hammond. and
second piano. Miss Margaret Johnson and
Stuart Carpenter; solos, Waltz. by
Jerome Heller, Miss Gladys Middaugh
Wollenhaupt, Miss Helen Grain; Robin $
IIullabye," Miss Margaret Butler, with
accompaniment on second piano by Miss
McCarty; Song Of the Brook" by Quig-
ley and Meditation by Morrison, Miss
Helen Bowie; Second Mazurka,' by
GODDARD. Miss Irma Wenger; ''Murmuring
Zephyrs." by Jensen, Burnham Yung
Kwai; ''Idilio," by Lack, and "Narcis-
sus.' by Nevin Miss Ruth Hillyard: I'M
promptu in c sharp minor" by Reinhold,
Miss Clare Elliott. :Minuet COlumbine
by Delahaye. Miss Marie Eiker; "Shep-
herds Tale" by Nevin. and 'Mazurka in
E Flat" by Leschetizky. Miss Katherine
!! O'Brien; lie Soir,' by Chaminade, Miss
Cornelia Long and Miss Mccarthy
"Hark. Hank, the Lark" by Schubert
List, Miss Cornelia Long; overture,
civilian Tell by Rossini, first piano,
Miss katherine O'Brien and Miss Ruth
Hllyard. and second piano. Miss Marie
Eiker and Miss Clare Elliott; Wedding
March and "E1fin Chorus from Mid
summer Nights Dream (by requesD, by
Mendelssohn-Iisz Miss McCarty.