Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-06
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A varied concert program was given
recently at the Analostan Boat Club for
the benefit of the crew. The concert.
which was arranged by Charles Trow-
bridge Tittmann, an enthusiastic oars
man, proved not only financial success.
but also a most enjoyable affair. Mrs.
Helen Donohue De 70. Messrs. John
Bowie, Calvert Bowie, William Clabaugh.
George OConnor and Mr. Tittmann each
contributed to the pleasure of the occa-
sion. Mrs. De Yo sang the aria, "One
Fine Day from Madame Butterfly,
1.-The Birthday" by Woodman. and will
O. the Wisp." by Spross, and being re-
peatedly recalled, gave. with delightful
intonation and rhythm. "Mammy's Lui-
LADY, by Harriet Ware: John Bowie was
also effective in the arias. 'sCleilo Mar
from La Gioconda,w In Vain, Ny Be
| song, ITO Be Near YOU" by Coote. giving
for encore 'Mollie Brannigan"; Mr. Tit
mann was heard to advantage In the
solos, "Aprile," by Tosti; THE Monk.
by Meyerbeer, and who Is Sylvan" by
unqualified success in several topical
songs. A male quartet, composed OF
Messrs. John and Calvert Bowie. Cla-
baugh and !ittmann, sang "Sleep, Ken
lucky Babe by Giebel, Fishing by
Parks, and Lullaby" by Brahms, with
fine effect, the voices blending exception
ally well. Much of the success Of the at
fair was due to the well rendered accom-
paniments of Mrs. George T. Dalton. who
played for Mr.. Bowie and Mr. Tittmann
and Matt Horn, who played for Mr..
IO'Connor.
Donald Freeze. organist and choir di-
rector OF the Luther Memorial Church,
left early in the week for q tWo-month
vacation. to be spent mostly among rela-
tlves and friends in northern Wisconsin.
Samuel Leech will substitute for him at
the organ and Miss Margaret Paine, So
prano. will render solo numbers each
service in the absence of the quartet,
which has disbanded for the summer.
This quartet will be reorganiZed In the
fall, when the personnel will be as fol-
lows: Miss Paine, soprano; Miss Jo-
sephine Mack. contralto; Mr.. Beall, ten
or; Joseph Scofield, bass.
Halstead p. Hoover of the music
faculty of the public schools presided at
a recital Wednesday evening at the Eos
ter recital hall, presenting Herbert r.
Aldridge, Robert A. Jonscher and Harold
r. Davis. in program Of songs from the
modern composers. Mr.. Hoover was as
sisted by Miss Marion St. John Nichols
in PLAYING the accompanimsnts to the fol-
River from Gaul's Joan Of Arc"
Messrs. Aldridge and Jonscher; solos,
AT Parting" by Troward. and Rose of
Ny Heart" by Lohr. Mr.. Davis: Gray
Days" by Noel johnson. and 'sCome to
Hearth: Gb), ..Miri Dye; (c1, where
My Caravan Has Rested and I'D, 1.-THE
Maybe Is a Gypsy Bird" Mr.. Jonscher;
.M Mem ss ua by Gad man, Eor You ;a
Mon Desir" by Ethelbert Nevin: AT
Dawning" and 1.-THE Moon Drops Low"
both by Cadman, and 'Iniretus,' by
Bruno HUM, Mr.. Aldridge; THE Magic
With Me. in the Summer Night" by Van
der Stricken. Mr.. Jonscher: look Down.
Dear Eyes" by Fisher, and Come to the
Garden, Love- by Salter. Mr.. Davis;
duet, Passage Birds Farewell" by Eu-
gene Nildach, Mr.. Davis and Mr.. JON
scher.
Miss Marguerite Allen will substitute
at the organ Of the First Congrega-
tional Church today, and the music
organ prelude. Meditation" by Kinder;
anthem. The King of Love, My Shep-
herd Isl; offcrtory solo. The Ninety
first Psalm" by MacDer1nid; postlude,
'HafleIujah Chorus from the Messiah
by Haendel.
The preliminary program at the tent
service of the Church of the Covenant
this evening will be given by Charles
lections including my Task" by Ash
ford; Ninety first Psalm, by MacDer-
mid; Father, Thou knowest" by
Tracy, and Come Unto Me-" by Coenen.
The annual concert by students of
the Mendelssohn School OF Music at
tracted capacity audience recently at
the Church Of Our Father. All the
young pianists showed intelligence and
good technique In their work, but the
honQrs of the occasion fell to Augusta
Braun, twelve years Of age, whose rem
dition Of the allegro movement Of
Beethoven's Sonata in G minor was
The program included also Liszt's sym
phonic poem for two pianos. Les Pre-
ludes," rendered by Miss Grace Gill
christ and Emile Foss Christiani; AL
bum Leaf" for violin and r,s and piano piano
nocturne III E fat by Christiani, Miss
Chopin, Miss Cecil Davis; Evening
Star Song" from Tannhauser, Miss NIL.
dred hugssiS An I Freiaa Rsysr
nata by Diabeili. for pianos and strings
Misses Elizabeth Allison, Mildred HUI
guely, Freida Boyer and Augusta
Braun, pianos; Messrs. Valentine Hess
Ludwig Hammell Miles Kern and John
Lyons, yiolins; piano etude by Kohler
Miss Edith Mary Davis: Etude. by Hell
Ter, Miss Mary Roselle; La Pastorale,
by Burgunuller, Miss Anna Deane;
"Moment Musical" by Schubert, Eyerel
kern; Rondo. by Kuhlau.. Miss Katy
Frank; Polonaise in A major. by Cho-
pin, Miss Eva ii. Frank; ''igoletto, by
yerdi-Liszt. Miss Viola Measer; "Coro.
nation March," by Meyerbeer. Misses
Davis Gilchrist. Measer and Mr.. Chris
tiani.
Prize winners at the annual concert by
pupils of Mrs. NJ. r. Waldecker were
first hcnors, Isabelle Crosby and Rosl.
Krick; first honor. Gertrude Bakersmith
diploma and first gold medal, Miss Irene
Cole: first gold metral. Miss Saraf
Buchalter: gold medal, Gertrude Bornet
first silver medals. Frances Sylvester a
n. Jane Cook and Florence Maitland
| third silver medal. Julia Leiry; fourth
silver medal. Minnie Schoenthal. Al
the close of the distribution of prizes
Isaac Cans, in behalf Of the pupils. pre-
sented Mrs Waldecker with a silver
| Appreciation.
The Junior and intermediate classes OF
| the Virgil Clavier School gave theii
were heard in the following. program
trude Rosinski and Helen Latterner
'aThe Cuckoo" Helen Marbut; "slumbel
| Song and by the Spring. Agnes
stitt; "valse Lent. and BY the MIL
crime Herman; .Vaise" and Goblin
| Frolic" Josephine McLane; "Payane'