Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-08

Miss Leila Speer violinist: Louis f. Brad
| ford. celIist and Miss Helen Pyles and
Edward Donovan. pianists all contributed
! to the success of the occasion. Mr. Dono-
van gave both opening and closing num-
| bers. playing in good style the Rain
drop Prelude by Chopin: Paraphrase
| from 'Rigole.to. BY List. and Fan
| aisie-ImpromDtu. by Chopin and for
| encore. MacDowell's ITO Wild Rose :
/ Miss Speer made fine impression in
Saint Sacns The swan and Cradle
Song. by Hauser, and encore. Sere-
/ made" bt Pierne. nr. Dudley was well
| Flower That Blows. by Hawley. and
| Charming marguerite. ard for addi-
| tionai numbers. A Dutch Lullaby. by
| De Koven. and Sobesii's Il Love You.
| Miss Fellin was delightful in her inter
rretaton of Del Riegos Happy Song
! and "Iaddie" 10y 1haye-. and encores
The Little Irish Girl" by Lohr. and
philosophy. ny Emmeli. Mr.. Bradford
1 played .ron occur souvre a ia voiX.
from Samson and Deliah' 'transcrip-
tom: after, Sunset" by Sauires, and.
| on recall. "R-rceuse. hy Renard Miss
Pyle gave effectively Consolation IL u
fiat, by List. and Romance, by SIDE
Illus. Miss Howard achieved her usual
success in ~ May Morning. by Denza: ;
My Heart, by RardeSger: Love IS the
Wind" hl MacFadvn. and, encore a
Perfect Day, BY Carrie Jacobs Bond.
with cello pbiilato by Mr. Bradford. and,
being again recalled. sang by request,
Till Death. hN Mascheroni. Miss Bessie
Speer. Miss Katharine Foliin and Mr.
Donovan paved the accompannlents
The piano pupils Of Miss William
Gafchell gave an interesting and well
rcadered program recently al the Fos-
:" Recital Hall. The vocal numbers by
Mrs. \ H. Melvin and Miss Alice Broas
| added much to the pleasure OF the even
ing Mrs. Melvin sang From the Land
of the SIX. blue Water. by Cadman
and The Poi.n! Land Limited Express.
! BY Melvin. and Instrumental numbers
Were rende.t.i ~ Margaret Marsh. Jes-
sica Tahlei Margaret Elaine Davis. Ma
ZION Dammcy-r. Elizabeth CARL. jose
phine Burke. Dorothy Marsh. Mildred
lieb"rmann Catherine Towers, Frances
Peck. Ruth IauShron. Nena Burklin
Helena McDade, Lawrence Mason Ma
rietta Melvin and Evelyn SelInan.
The Rebew Orchestra has discontin ed
htarsalS FOR iii. present season. Mon
day evening the members Of the organi-
zation We're tnr guests OF Director ana
Mrs. III. ". Weber. over thirty being
present. The officers for tn" coming sea
son are: II. w. Weber. director Wal
ter Crouch. concert master: Albert Lind
stroin, trea surer. and G. j. Weber. libra
ran.
Among the soloists who appeared With
the orchestra during the past season
We're Miss F',orine Walker Miss jose
Holland Miss Mabel Louise Benzler.
Miss Estele Murray, Mrs. A. E. Pierce
J. C. Klein. j. Wesley Jones. ]. +. 8
kinsela. Newton r. Hammer and 4. E.
Pierce. The orchestra decided to con-
tinue next winter the public monthly re
hearsals which have been popular for
several seasons past
gave a recital Wednesday evening in
Maryland Avenue Baptist Church. Mrs.
Mary Burns Bowling and Miss Maude T.
Miller sopranos: William l.. Thornton.
baritone. Miss Florence b. Callahan. dra
matte reader: Prof. Fl. NJ. Hos'lins Ed
mund o. H. Hosk!ns. Miss Pauline Kim
solving and Miss Madeline Collins. VIC
linists and Mrs. Edmund Q. n. Hoskin3
and AIiss Habel Brauman. accompanies,
assisted.
The pupils taking part We're: Miss
Jessie VanderShaf Miss Gertrude Il. Cal
lahan. Miss Ruth klopfer. Miss Barbara
Clements. Harold Maryman. John Van
derShaf. Miss Maud 7. Miller, Miss Hazel
Miller. Miss Dorothy Hogarth. Miss Lii
liam Mulloy, Miss Elizabeth Tyree and
Miss Zelma Tyree.
Miss Ethel Fisher was heard in a piano
recital last Monday night at the WASH
ington Cub. l11O street.
Miss Fisher. who is native of this
city entered the Won Cnschuld University
Of Music in 1863 in the second preiimi-
nary class. she graduated III lJl- from
the artist cotIfee and this year finished
the concert class. She was assisted in
the recital by Earle Carbaugh, baritone
Her program was as follows: Concerto
Major. First Movement" Beethoven:
vocal selection .'Gavotte.'' Gluck-
Brahms: "Vivace. +. Major, Scarlatti-
Tausig: "Chaconne. Durante: 'Carni-
val" Grieg; vocal selection: 'Etude. G
Sharp Minor" Chopin; Hungarian
Rhapsodie, No. S." List: vocal selection:
Faust Ealse," Gounod-LisZt.