Evening star., 1912-11-03

Rose in the Bud" ''Mammy's Lullaby"
by Jamison, and Annie Laurie for en-
core: Miss King contributed the medi-
tation from That's a mazurka- "Kiua-
wiak," by Wieniawsk, and tSerenade."
by Drigo. and Miss Becker sang 'Vous
Dansez, Marquis" and .Dites Moi by
Nevir, besides contributing two piano
solos.
The Schumann Concert Company held
its usual meeting Monday evening at the
residence Of the musical director, Prof.
j. F. Germuiller Much good work was
accomplished in the line of concerted
numbers and solos were well rendered
Hufty. Miss c. L. Grady and Prof. j. F.
Germuiller. The program OF this
ganization is Of special interest because
1t is composed Of blind musicians who
are aiming to demonstrate what can be
accomplished by the sightless.
Mrs. R. L. Dalgieish has returnedtto her
home on Ontario road after ten-ady
stay at Franklyn. Pa. where she was en-
tertained at many pleasant events by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles S. Thomas. Several mu-
steal affairs had heen planned in her
honor. but were not carried out because
Of severe cold. which prevented hrs.
Dalgieish from singing until the latter
part tof her stay: Last Sunday she was
the sOloiSt AT the First Presbyterian
Church in Franklin.
Joseph F. Matthew, formerly tenor solo
ist Of New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. this city, now living in New
York, is gradually winning his way in
the musical field Of the metropolis i,e
has given up his position at the church
in New Rochelle. where he sang last
spring, to accept the appointment of tenor
soloist in the Madison Avenue Dutch Re-
form Church. where he VIII sing under
the direction of Charles A. Baker. and
where Miss Lucy Marsh. who sang with
the Rubinstein Club at the May concert.
was the soprano soloist last season. He
| sustained the tenor parts recently in the
oratorio of "The Creation. at Cornwall,
Conn. with Ericsson r. BUSHNELL. bass.
also soloist for the st. Cecilia Society at
evening for the New York Musicians
Club, of which David Bispham is presi-
dent Mr.. Matthew was associated in CIV
ing the program with Arthur c. Wieder-
Arthur Clyde Leonard, formerly organist
of the Metropolitan Methodist Church
here, assisting as accompanist.
The first meeting Of the Students Club
of the Washington College of Music was
held Friday evening in the recital hall
of the college. when a large audience
of students and their friends was pres
ent. These meetings will be held alternate
| Fridays throughout the school year, when
different composers will be taken up for
study. Short papers will be read. and a
| musical program will be given from the
| works of the composer under considera-
| ton.
The program Friday evening was made
up from the works OF various composers.
MacDowell. in 1908. Among the numbers
were: Prelude, by Bach, Mss Meyers;
| Fur Elise" by Beethoven, Miss Scan
land: minuet, by Beethoven, Miss Cat
4 a vSrIr Inv AnyNn Et-x.f
movement, Miss Bouck; concerto in G
minor second movement, by Weber. Miss
CHASER; valse. opus 20. No. I, by Chopin.
| Miss Louthan; 'Barcaroile." by Tschai-
kowsky, Miss Briggs: sonata. opus Z,
first movement, by Grieg. Miss Miller;
''serenade,' by Hans Slit. Mrs. Devor;
4 "valse d'Amour.'' by Moszkowski Miss
Bradley: "En Automne.'' by Moszkow-
ski. Mr.. Thompson: "Berceuse." by II
jnsky, Miss Kupfer: .'Tansweise." by
| yisation, by MacDowell. Miss Drexc!lus;
vaise. by Dennee. Miss Margaret Tuckey
| "Staccato Etude." by Rubinstein, Miss
| Primm. A sketch of each of the COM
/ posers represented on the program was
| made by Frank Norris Jones.
The Rebew Orchestra, under the direc-
4 ton OF H. W. Weber, will give public
| rehearsal tomorrow night In the lecture
| room Of the Keller Memorial Church. The
| soloists will be Miss Florine Walker, So
i prano: j. G. Klein. tenor; Walter Crouch.
vioiinist and concert master of the Or
| chestra: Clyde Stryker violinist, and
Robert Spindler. guitarist. Mrs. j. G.
hearsals are open to the public. Mrs.
| L.&C. Newell, formerly Of the Boston
/ Philharmonic Orchestra. is q recent ac-
QUESTION to the orchestra.
! The musical features Of the Halloween