Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-04
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steal Tuesday evening at her residence
studio, presenting several young singers
in some well chosen selections Assis-.
ing Miss Drew was Miss Pearl Waugh
who officiated with her usual skill as &C
companist. besides introducing three tai
ented young pianists in solo numbers
another assisting soloist was little AIDE
lside Anderson, who gave the De Berto
Concerto, Opus 1O1. No. o.. for violin
with free bow and brilliant tone thai
surprising in so young a student
She was well supported at the piano BY
her sister. Lucille Anderson. OF the pi
ansts Freda Ring played three small com
positions by Grieg The Solitary Wander
er.'' ''Voeglein" and "Papillon.' and Lou
Use Ryan gave Macdowers Melody ant
Schubert's 'Impromptu in Flat Eacf
Of the little maids was but twelve years
Of age and gave convincing evidence OF
careful training and conscientious study
Miss Ethel Eldridge won favorable men
tion also for her Interpretation OF two
Of Macdowells numbers; a TO n.
dian Lodge and Prelude by Schuett
Miss Helen Macleod who has recent,
returned from a period OF study under
Ferguson, in Berlin. has contralto voice
Of pleasant quality and was heard III
"Alte Liebe.. by Brahms: Pleading" b,
Elgar. and The Swan Bent Low. by
Mcdowell: Miss Edna Sawyer. soprano
gave Mendelssohn's ION Wings OF Song
and Thou Art Like Flower. by Ru
binstein: Miss Elsie Lehman, soprano
was effective in Gounod's Ave Maria
and The Open Secret, by Woodman
Miss Marion Mccoy, contralto. sans
Dedication and Farewell, by Franz
violin obligato by Adelaide Anderson
Two trios THE Bird Let Loose. by
Beethoven. and 20 Lovely Night, by
Franz Abt. sung by Misses Sawyer. Mac
I.eod and Drew. met with applause from
the listeners. and previous to the dis
persing of the guests and at the genera
request Miss Drew favored the company
with three numbers. The PROPOSAL. by
Clara Ascherfeld; 20 Perfect Love. by
I.assen, and the aria from Jeanne
dare" She was in fine voice and gave
The first two numbers with mellow tone
and much expression and the aria with
dramatic feryOr.
in song recital Tuesday evening at the
Washington Club assisted by Miss LII
liam Milovick, violinist, and Miss Kate
W. Alderman, pianist. The numbers We're
including: Sonata, No. .. in A Major,
for violin and piano, by Beethoven;
songs. THE Wande rer (" THE Question
WHITTIER. and "Wanderin-. all by
Schubert: piano solo. .'Gnomenreigen," by
gy:szt. Miss Alderman. aria from the
oratorio of Elijah Mr.. Moore; violin
solo 'Polonase, No. - by Wieniawski,
Mss Milovick; piano solo. RiGoletto
Fantasia" by List, Miss Alderman;
songs The Sea- and "A Folk Song.
both by Macdowell; In the Deeps of the
Eaisies." by Hawley. and Nanny S
Song" by Harriet Ware. Mr.. Moore. The
last number proved especially acceptable
and had to be repeated. and Miss Alder
man was also compelled to respond with
an additional number after her rendition
or the Kigoletto paraphrase-
The choir of the West Street Presby-
terrain Church will give special musical
service tonight at o'clock. at which the
''Elegie, by Massenet, Miss Ruth Bran
son. vioIinist. Il Will Sing of Thy Power.
- Lord by Sullivan: Now the Day Is
over. by Nevin: bass solo. The City
by Dudley Buck: tie Deum.'' by Barrett.
The choir numbers thirty voices. the solo
quartet consisting of Miss Mabel l.. Gal
leher. soprano: Miss Franc II. Galleher,
contralto; Dallas Tucker. tenor. and $.
Theodore Howard. bass.
Henry Purcell Veazie. choirmaster of
st. Stephens Episcopal Church. gave re-
cital in Baltimore Monday evening. re
peating the success of recent similar
sisted by Miss Clara Ascherfeid as ac-
companist and the program included the
songs. ''Widmung. 'Standchen, "Es
Hat Die Rose" and Die Helle Some
.'Marienwurmchen. by Schumann: Wis
ion Fugitive 'aria from opera ''Herodi-
ade'D. by Massenet: "Minnei.ed" and
.FelIeinsamkeit. by Brahms: "Allersee-
len and ''Zueignrng." by Strauss: Pipes
IF Pam by Elgar: "a Spirit Flower" by
a "a fl-Ti ~
Fadyen: THE Birth of Morn by Leoni.
'Invictus." by HUM; Come Raggio di
Sol. by Caldara: 20 Del Milo Dolce Ar
dor by Gluck. and Chi yuol la Zihga-
reIla, by Paisiello.
The eighty ninth studio recital BY oscar
franklin Comstock took place Tuesday
evening and met with the success that
usually attends his affairs. being largely
attended. and the efforts OF the soloists
winning generous applause on the part
% the audience. The program included
"LHeure de Pourpre and .'L'Heure
d'Azur tboth by Augusta Holmes).
Lame des Oiseaux and "Aubade" tby
male voices. "Daffodils' Thy Arthur
Foote,. we Banks and Braes Thy +. n.
Anderson. Rock a-Bye' Thy Neidlinger,.
Miss Follin. Miss Briggs. Miss Bowen
and Miss Roche. song cycle, 'Playtime
Cby HAYDN Wood. THE Spider and the
Fly" tquarteD. ''Sunshiny Weather ICON
tralto solo,. The Mountain and the
Squirrel baritone soio). THE Frog
Lament tsoprano and contralto dueO
What Became OF Them tenor soloy
Pickle Fortune" soprano solo,. The
Owl and the Pussy Cat (quartet). Miss
Began. Miss Lea Messrs Carpenter and
Gibson: quartet for women's voices. Leg
ends Thy F. MchrinSb. Rosemary" tby
Schumannp and ''Barcarolle tby
Brahms,. Misses FoiIin. Briggs. Bowers
and Roche
pills of Miss nellie T.. Monks recently. when
the following program was presented
Roses in June by German: open Sc
cre:, by Woodman. Mrs Walter Bern
hard. Il Love and the World Is Mine. :
by Johns and The Clover by Mac
row." BY Shelley: The Nightingale and
the Rose" by Hawley. Miss Lillian Nor
gan. The Sweetest Flower That Blows. "
by Hawley. Miss Laura Single: Il Hear
You Calling Me by Marshall: Car
menu" BY Wilson. Miss Mary Garrison
Buy Ny Lavender" BY German. Miss
Margare; Clark: only in Dreams" by
de koven: The Muleteer of Tarragona.
Richard Kelly. Miss ManLela Buch. a
talented young pianist from Santiago
cuba. delighted the audience with three
selections.
a musical at their home Sunday aft
ernoon assisted by Miss Florence
Noack. soprano: Mrs. William vor
Bayer anist. and Richard Lorleberg,
oei!ls; .ne songs contributed by Miss
Noac!i ere 'Fruhlingslaube'' and The
Earl King" by Schubert; Before the
crucifx." by La Forge. and a Birth
day." BY Woodman Mrs Won Rave,