Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-26


Gunston Institute recently. when the dean
of the musical corps of the city was
heard by a company of musicians ana
critics in a program of his own compost
tions, most of them still in manuscript
Dr. Gloetzner was assisted by Miss Fallie
Mckinley soprano, of Belcourt Seminary
and Herman Rakemann, violinist. MISS
Mckinley gave two groups of songs
Thou Who in Thy Tenderness. sweet
and Low and "Es war Elm KONG Won
Thule" Elm Voglein singt i'm Valid ana
''Es rauschen die Wellen," and Mr.. Rake
mann also contributed twice to the pro-
gram, his numbers being "Canzonetto,
''Scherzo'' and "Serenade." The "Sere-
made" was rendered with exquisite tone
and delicacy of execution, and Mr. Rake
mann was obliged to repeat it. Miss Nc
Kinley has a voice of mellow quality ana
was especially pleasing in the songs
Thou. Who in Thy Tenderness ana
''Es rauschen die Wellen' The piano
acteristique' and Grand Polonaise,' all
distinctly following the lines of the moo-
ERNST school, some of them being very
intricate in construction ana fehnlHuins
one strongly of some of the WORKS OIL
Max Roger. They were rendered IN mn
ished style by the veteran composer. VINO
PLAYED also the "Thirty-Two Variations IN
c Minor" by Beethoven: several CHOPIN
etudes and the Nerdi-LisZt arrangement
of "Rigoletto." Among the guests pres
ent were Mrs. Won Unschuld. Alfred q;
Eldridge Oscar G.. Sonneck, Miss Pearl
Waugh. Mrs. Duff Lewis, Mrs Thornton
Chesley, Mrs. and the1kisses Gloet zd
and Mrs. Rakemann anV Henry Lazaro.
Miss Mary i. Hall will sing as the
offetory Come Unto Me- at the chorai
service at St Thomas Church today
MIR. and Mrs. Felix Garziglia closed
their home on Mozart place Friday. ana
sailed yesterday on the RochamDeau ioi
their annual summer outing abroad AZ
err landing at Havre they will go to farls
for a two week stay, and from there Tor
a visit to Mr.. GarZiglia's relatives IN
Switzerland. They will spend July ana
August touring abroad and taking IN the
important musical events, returning 10
this city late in September. Last Monday
evening Mr. Garziglia entertained at his
residence studio presenting several stu
dents in recital. The playing of these
young pianists was exceptionally interest
ing. their tone being musical and tneir
technique good Included in the pro-
gram was Prelude" by Chopin. render.
ed by Edward Donovan; ''Liebestraum.
No. 8. by Liszt, Miss Margaret King:
La Chase by Paganini-Liszt, Russell
Edward Donovan; Carnival Mignon,"
by Ed Schutt; "Serenade harlequin. Iris
tesse de Colombine, Polichinelle, Pierrot
reveur and Caprice Sganarelle," Miss Mar
garet King; "Ballade' by cnop1n. MISS
by Moszkowski and "Erl KONG" by
Schubert-Liszt, Russell Hill. At the con-
clusion Of the program Mr. Garzigla
played by special request "Etude. by
MendeIssohn and 'Tendre Aveu." by Ed
ward Schuett.
Mrs. Susanna Oldberg gave a recital
Wednesday at O'Clock. in her studio In
the Belasco Theater. for Miss Mary Burn
ham Sewall of Massachusetts,. Miss
by which she carried the works of the
best masters.
Louise Ryan, a pupil Of Katharine Nc
Neal, gave a recital Wednesday after
noon, when her program included three
Chopin numbers, Mozart sonata and a
prelude by Bach. She gave each COM
position from memory and played we'll
McNeal has returned from a course study
in Philadelphia and will sail in August
to continue her musical studies in Berlin
given this evening at the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church, under the
direction of Miss Marguerite O'Toole.
who will also preside at the organ.
Horace Dulin. violinist formerly Elton
Ronsaville). and the popular young
cellist. Miss Ethel Lee The program
will open with trio for violin. cello
will be followed by the anthem.
Praise the Lord" by Lejeal; soprano
solo. with cello obligato. Heaven
Hath Shed a Tear" by Kucken; offer
Thee" by Goldbeck; anthem, with vio-
lin obligato. The Day Is Ended" by
Bartlett; organ postlude. Coronation
March from Die Folkunger." by
kretschemer. The quartet is composed
of Mrs. Ivy Herriot Shade. soprano:
Miss Ada Arundel. contralto: William
{. Mills. tenor, and Mr.. Peters, bass.
cital OF the Won Unschuld University
or Music viii take place Tuesday aft
ernoon at the Columbia Theater
The first of the annual examinations of
the Won Cnschud University of Music
took place last Sunday afternoon and
evening. The students taking the exami-
nations were Miss Winifred Fortier of
Washington. d. c. Miss Constance Aver
of Arizona and Miss Marian R. Boyd of
Minnesota Miss Aver and Miss BOYD
each presented little pupil in one num-
Katharine Hinnwood. both of whom
showed careful training. The numbers
given. included Prelude" by Rachmani-
non: Novelette," in major, by
Scnumdnn, ROMANCE, IN Ii nat major, by
Rubnstein. and Rustic of Spring" by
Grieg. and Carnival" by Grieg, Miss
Fortier: Sonata" op. 10. in C minor, by
Beethoven "Nocturne,I by Chopin;
straum," by List, and THE Trout" by
Schubert Heller. Miss Tweedy; Sonata"
in G major. for piano and violin by
Beethoven. Miss Aver and Daniel Breeskin
81 sPap anon; By By schumahn. "Nooturne,"
Beethoven. and "Mazurka," by Chopin.
sody," No. 8. by List Miss Aver;
Sonata" op. &C. first movement. by
Beethoven; "Ballade,' by Chopin; Moe
turne" by Chopin: 'Polonaise,' by Mac
Dowell, Miss Boyd: 1.-The Peacock" by
Maxim Katharine Hinnwood: Evening"
by Schumann and Carnival" by Grieg,
Miss Boyd.
Miss Clara Drew. who has been tour
ing with the Victor Herbert Orchestra
in it's series of festival concerts through
the south and west the last two months.
has completed her work and after an en-
gagement in Boston Tuesday will return
to Washington to her apartment at the
Ontario.
The second public organ recital at the
Eighth Street Temple, under the auspices
of the Washington Hebrew Congregation.
will be given Wednesday evening at s
o'clock, by the organist of the temple
and OF All SOULS Church. Lewis Corning
Atwater. The program will include
Fantasia" in G minor, by Bach; "Vor-
tion," by Borowski; LIE petit Berger
by Debussy La file aux cheveaux de
Ill.," Debussy: "Chanson de Matin,' by
Elgar, and march from Hamlet" by