Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-16

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(Wely), ''Nuptial Song" Faulkes) and
"Berceuse" tHalsey). The choir numbers
soprano obligato by Miss V. II. Harper
contralto solo. The Savior's Command. "
Miss Louise Bowdler, with violin obi
cato by w. Echner; chorus. "Oh, Holy
Father; Still, Still With Thee" chorus
with contralto obligato by Miss Florence
Little: baritone solo and chorus. Savior
When Night Involves the Skies" by w
Q. Little aid choir. The personnel of ths
choir includes: Sopranos-Misses v. H
Harper, Bessie Humphreys. Esther Morti
Misses Florence A. Little, Marie Hum
phreys. Louise A. Bowdler. Marion Tuck
err; tenors-Messrs. w. r. Seltzer an6
Herbert Bonnet; bassos-Messrs. Ralph
Little. Paul Miller, Thurston Miller ant
William Rohrman.
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson will present
his advanced pupils In recital In the ball
room OF the Raleigh Hotel Wednesday,
evening at $50 o'clock, and admission
will be by invitation only.
The recital at the re.ldifig room for the
blind. Library Of Congress. was gfver
Friday evening by Miss Myrtle Hawkins
r. Marshall. contralto. Of Detroit, and
Miss Marie l.. Robinson, pianist of Kan.
sas, under the direction Of Thomas Evans
Greene. and proved All enjoyable affair
The program included the duets. 10 vive
e t'amo.' Campana; The Laurel and the
Rose GrelI prison scene from ''Trova-
tore" Verdi piano solos. Novelette, No
L. Schumann; "Arabesque.' Debussy;
Dance of the Nymphs.'' Grieg: soprano
solos, habaners, from Carmen Bizet:
'Recompense,' Hammond: contralto
solos. Legends of Yosemite" Indian
Songs. Stuart; In the Dark. in the
Dew" Coombs: tenor solos, Irish songs
and ballads, Mr.. Greene.
B. Frank Gebest entertained last even
ing at his monthly studio recital when
the young pianists were assisted by Miss
Edna Dyer, soprano. Miss Dyer has a
voice OF great sweetness and purity and
her songs. Summer" by Chaminade, La
Serenara" by Tosti and from the Land
OF the Sky Blue Water. by Cadman,
number, Beethoven's Overture to Corio-
Ian, arranged for four hands. was we'll
rendered by Miss Hardesty, Miss Dortch,
MeSsrs Bostroem and Mr.. GebeSt. and
was followed by the solo "Arabesque'' by
Chaminade. Miss Joanna Pettingob: Mac
DowelIs From An Indian Lodge Miss
Hazel Munger; ITO a Wild Rose" and
Hungarian by Mcdowell, Miss Phyllis
Stewart; Beethoven's Sonata Pathet-
ique," Miss Selene Wilmer Dortch; Cho-
TASTE 1mpromptu." August Bostroem.
LISTS .'Gnomenreigen.' Miss Josephine
Golden. Mr.. Gebest brought the affair
to close by 4 brilliant rendition Of
the ''Rhapsodie," No L, by List
quartet, composed OF Miss Viola
Schippert, soprano; Miss Augusta Hill.
contralto: Austin II. Howard, tenor, and
s. Theodore Howard. bass. under the
direction of George Herbert Wells, will
sing at the musicale to be given this
evening by the Washington Saengerbund
and will repeat the numbers in which
the opening of the New ST. Adams par
ish hall.
The pupils Of Miss Ednah L.andyoi.t
were heard in recital Saturday evening,
when the following program was given !:
"Bagatelle." by Beethoven. and 'Etude
in A fiat by Wollenhaupt, Miss Ethel
Hegner: Folk Song" by Kohler. Isabel
Allen: Waltz in CO. by Gurlitt. Master
Carvel Paine; "Sonatina," by CLEMENT
Miss Edna Flicker: Alpine Song" by
Ducelle. Kathryn Huntenann; "Marche. !"
by Gurlitt. and "Slumber Song" by
Heller. and agitation" by Heller, Miss
Ida Gum; "valse," by GODDARD. Harry
Newman: Happy Farmer" by Schm.
mann. Ruth Finnan; "Humoreske," by
Dvorak. Mrs. Johnson: THE Flatterer."
by Chaminade. and THE Wanderer.' by
Miss Ethel Hegner: Scarf
Dance by Chamfnade, Miss Ida Gum.
The Rebew Orchestra, H. W. Weber
gave a benefit concert Thurs
day evening, which Melted substantial
sum for the Northwest NJ. T.. Church.
The assisting solOists We're Miss Josephine
r. Gould. who was effective in the So
prano solos "CarisSima'' and I'm ths