The Washington herald., 1913-11-09

rcompanist at this farewell reception.
Nine. Oldberg extends cordial invi-
tations te all friends of Robert stearns
to be present and wish him success in
his new field Of endeayor-Chicago-
Miss Gladys Kain's debut as singer,
which occurred Halloween Day In the
studio of her teacher. Nine. oldberg,
was most successful. and the studio
was taxed TO its utmost capacity. Miss
Kain has a sweet and resonant mezzo
voice.
Mrs. Charles Meiby. nee Bethune.
whose beautiful contralto voice was heard
in recital last Sunday afternoon In Nine.
Susanne Oldberg's studio, has gone South
for short trip, but will return IN time
to prepare q larger program for her sec
ond recital in the studio on November S1
Nine. Oldberg hopes Mrs. Melby's friends
will remember this date, as the list she
now has may not include all the names Of
those they desire to invite on this occa-
sion.
A concert viii be given for the blind AT
the Library of Congress on Tuesday
evening, November II, at S:15 promptly in
pavilion Z, by the Shubert Quartet, COM
posed of Mrs. Marjorie Hart Moulton,
soprano; Mrs. Eleanor Baker Spencer.
contralto; Mr. F. Edmond Boyer, tenor;
Mr.. Walter T. Matson, bass, ard Mrs.
Vivian Church Mstson, pianist and ae-
companist-
The program follows: Quartet, ''Bedouin
Song" Foote); tenor solo, "A Spray OF
Roses (Sanderson); quartet, (aJ who Is
Sylvia" and 0b) "Serenade" (Schuberp;
contralto solo, Breton Folk Song Liza
Lehman; piano solo, selected; quartet,
Fiddle and T. (Goodeve); soprano solo,
THE Beating Wave" CNeedham); quartet,
(a) "a Night in May (Silver) and Cb)
'.Rockin' in de Win" (NeidlInger); bass
solo, "vulcan's Song CGounodD; soprano
and tenor duet from Persian Garden
0iza Lehman; quartet, "The Long Day
Closes" George Nevin).
Mrs Warner A. Gibbs, soprano: Miss
Irma Montgomery Gibson, dancer, and
the "Chaminade Trio," composed OF Miss
Clara Ross, harpist; Miss MRrgery Sny-
der, violinist, and Miss Marie Hansen.
pianist, will appear in the following pro-
gram at the District Of Columbia Suf-
frage Festival next Friday and Saturday
at the Old Masonic Temple, Ninth and
F Streets Northwest:
Selection by ChaG,nade Trio: piano
solo, Two Caprices (Ainding); piano So
10, Prelude, G minor. (Rachmaninof),
Miss Hanson; soprano solo, a lie Prin-
temps (Gounod), Mrs. Gibbs and Miss
Gibson; Obi Scarf Dance (Chaminade),
Miss Gibson; Cc) 1--we Is a Rose" par
tomime (sans-Soucil. Mrs. Gibbs and Miss
Gibson: violin solo, (O Souvenir
DrdIa), Cb Minuet CBeethOven); La
Golondrina," Mexican song, harp ac-
compartment CSerradeID. Mrs. Gibbs and
GGlA a GNfhon- 4
Hasselmans). Miss Ross: Spanish dance,
by Miss Gibson; selection by Charninade
Trio; Polish dance, Miss Gibson; o'So'e
Mic. with violin obligato (Di CapuaJ,
Mrs. Gibbs and Miss Snyder.
The following program was given last
Wednesday evening at the BeIcourt Semi
nary: Piano and violin. sonata, ID major.
op. II, No. 1 Beethoven), Miss Waugh
and Mr.. Kaspar; songs, I'm Herbst
(Franz); "Serenade Florentine" Duparc);
Hal Luli" (CoquardD. Miss Macdonald;
violin, "Zigeunerweisen' (Sarasate).
Mr.. Anton Kaspar; impersonation,
court comedy, characters, Charles II of
England, Lady Frances Stuart, Nell
Gwynn, Miss Thayer; piano, preludes,
first modern suite CMacDowelD, valse
de concert, op. 3, No. 1 CWieniawsld),
Miss Waugh; songs, from the Song
Cycle, First Love" o.. NJ. Genet, "Love
Touched Me With Infinite Wing" The
Wind Blows Over The violets," Comes
Ecstasy"' Miss Macdonald.
The pupils of Mrs. and Miss McCarty
gave a piano recital November / at the
residence of Mrs. William L. Browning.
32l6 Newark Street Northwest, before
a large gathering of parents and friends.
The program was as follows: Menuet
(Mozar), Misses Blanche Smith. Ruth
Kimball, Ethel Jenkins; Morning
Prayer" (Streabog), Master Frank SWIM
dells; menuet (Horvath), Miss Jose
phine Young; Spinning Song" CElmen-