Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-18

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Mazurka.' by GODDARD. Miss Bessie Brad
bury: 'Arabesque.' by Chaminade, Miss
Esther Henning: Les Sylphes,' by Bach
mann. Miss Della Miller; valse. ara
besque. by Lack, Miss Mae Jacques;
"Narcissus. by Nevin. Miss Nellie E.
Ball: march from La Refine De Saba.
by Gounod. played on two pianos by Mrs
R. c. Heller, Misses E. Henning and NJ.
Jacques.
William f. Green. violinist: Louis
Mandy. cellist and Howard T. Wood.
pia gave program of ensemble
numbers at a gathering at the resi-
dence of the minister from Guatemala
Gs Mapeh the
ors.' by r. a. Castillo; overture. Ray
mond," by Thomas; selection from la
Boheme." by Puccini: "Humoresque." by
Dvorak: "Serenata." by Moszowski: Sc
waltzes from Eva by Lehar: Inter
mezzo" from "Cavallera Rusticana." by
Mascagni: Carmen by Bizet: waltZes
Central American Flowers by r. A.
Lincke: finale, National Hymn Of Qua
temala. c. A.
At an informal musical given. re-
Drew. Miss Lucille Anderson a talented
young pianist. played the "A Flat Ma :
jor Valse.' by Chopin. and MacDowells
improvisation with clearness and
muS1cfanly conception. Her younger
sister little Adelaide Anderson, equally
gifted as a violnist, gave a De Der OF
concerto and The Shepherds Dream
from Henry VIII by Edward Ger
man. with exceptional skill for so
young 4 player.
Among recent events OF interest was
the first concert by the Mount Pleasant
hroE nCf rrrrf In rNy -
direction of J. o. Burnham at Whitney
Avenue Christian Church. The following
numbers We're received with enthusiasm
by the audience: March. THE Winning
Fight by Holzmann: overture, The
Magic Flute" by Mozart; Hungarian
Dance. No. D.. by Brahms: violin solo.
Concerto. No. H. by De Beriot. +. L..
Taylor: Dance Antique" La Morsaria,
by Morse; Dance Mexicana." Panquita,
by Robyn: waltz. Might and Day by
certo." by Musin; Song Without
Words. by Tschaikowsky. and finale
Three Million Dollars" by Friedland.
The personnel of the orchestra is as fol-
mastery. {. P. Seebold. c. w. Cheney, u.
Sega. r.. III. Featherstone. B. f. Richard
son. S. NJ. Jones. r. c. Valentine and &.
c. Hutchinson: viola. G. f. Rosen; cellos.
+. S. Boorman and p. c. Thompson;
bass. S. X. Miller: drums w Mcclure;
flute. J. NJ Campbell: clarinets, S. d.
Grove and NJ. B. Granger; trombones, +.
5. Cheney and c. s. Marcus: comets, ]. f.
Fisher. W. p. Saunders. w. i. Diffen-
derfer and A. F. Shambaugh; French
pianist. Miss Florence M. Kidwell.
At the invitation of Mrs. A. d. Melvin.
large company of music lovers gathered
at the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church Monday evening to listen to a re-
cital by Miss Harriet Harding. assisted
by Miss Clarine l.. McCarty. pianist
and Herman l.. Amiss. organist and ac
companist. Spontaneous and frequent ap-
plause testified to the appreciation of the
the program including the songs. THE
Birth of Morn by Leoni; From the
Land OF the sky-blue Water" by Cad
man; 'Laddie." by sThayer: The Twen-
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice. from Sam
son and Dalila." Saint-Saens; Love the
Vagrant." by Bizet: piano solo. "Hunga
rian Fantasia" by List. Miss Clarine l..
McCarty: songs. "Loreley," by Lszt;
THE Lord Is My Light" by 4Allitsen:
Nobody Ax'd You. Sir by Melvin.
Four pupils. of Otto T. Simon gave re-
cital Friday afternoon at the Congress
sional Club. on X street Those taking
part were Mrs Morgan Bradford, con-
tralto: Miss Marion MacFall. soprano;
Louis Thompson, tenor, and John Waters,
baritone.
Miss Edna Landvoigt and several of
her pupils were heard at an enjoyable
recital Saturday evening. when the fol-
lowing program was rendered: Sonata.
by Beethoven. Miss Ethel Hegner: Air
de Ballet" by de Pref. Kathryn Hunte-
mann; "Sonatine," by Kohler; Fairy
Ring by Adams. and Robins Lullaby
by Krogman. Isabel Allen: I'm a Rocking
Chair" by Adams, .'Doll.e's Funeral"
by Tschaikowsky. Ruth Ffnnin: Sonatine
by Kuhlau, and Simple Confession by
Thome. Miss Edna Flicker: Sonata in
and Maidens Fair" by Nevin, MissxLida
Gum. THE Flatterer," by Chaminade,
and Second Mazurka." by GODDARD, Miss
Hegner; three Chopin numbers. "Polonaise
and "Ecossaise," were played by Miss
Landvoigt.
Miss Mary Clark Whitaker was the
soloist Friday evening at the meeting Of
the Parent-Teachers' Association of Den
nison School. She gave a Summer
Night" by Goring Thomas. and His
Lullaby" by Carrie Jacobs Bond. Sunday
morning last she sang Lead. Kindly
Light" by Hawley. at the Northminster
she will render the same selection at I'm
manuel Baptist Church. Miss Whitaker
has contralto voice of rare quality and
sympathy -
The programs for the entertainments
for the blind for the week Of May 10 will
be as follows: Tuesday. May 20 at 2:3O
o'clock, Lecture on Bird Notes." by DIR,
Henry Oldys; Friday evening. at s
o'clock. the closing program Of the sea-
son will be presented by Walter Hollis
Mandolin Orchestra of forty pieces.
The pupils of Miss Frances Somervflle
gave their first studio recital at her
residence yesterday afternoon. They were
assisted by Miss Jeanette Campbell, con-
tralto
The following program was well given:
Duet, Kenneth Spencer and Ruth Rep
pert: Spinning Song EHie Morgan;
Soldiers March by Schumann, Ger
trude Bowling: wild Rider" by Schu-
mann. Ruth Reppert: Il Love You
Truly by Carrie Jacobs Bond, Miss
Campbell: duet. Miss Bowling and Miss
Somerville; THE Tyrolese Child" Ken
neth Spencer: Playing Tag" Ruth Rep
pert: "A Merry Farmer" by Schumann,
Gertrude Bowling; duet. by Verdi, Miss
Morgan and Miss SomervIlle: Just A
Wearyin' For You." by Carrie Jacobs
Bond. Miss Campbell Pretty Butterfly
by w. Fink, OPP. 49, Kenneth Spencer: a
May Day." Effle Morgan: duet. Ruth KEEP
pert and Kenneth Spencer.
piano recital was given by the pupils