The Washington herald., 1913-02-23

Florence and Yetta Brex; violin solo
Souvenir" (Yradler), Mr.. G. H. Kuhn
accompanied, Roy Kuhn; solo, That's
(Massaneo, Miss Nellie Shafor; solo
valse op. "a. No. I Chopin. Miss Eleanor
North; solo. ITO the Evening Star
CWagner). Miss Evelyn Bright: overture
ITO Tampa" Herold, Miss Yctta Brez
solo. ITO Spring" (Grieg), Miss Julietts
Barbaux; solo. "Humoresque" DvoraD
Miss Helen Camp.
The Arion Gesangverein, under the di-
rection of Karl Holer. will give its
I fourth musicale Sunday evening, March
%, at $50 The club will be assisted by
the Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Club,
W. T. Holt. director: Miss Edna Hillyard.
soprano: Maurice Fitzgerald. tenor: A.
+. Middleton, basso: Paul Schwarz. vio-
linist; Paul Koester, 'cellist: Robert
Schroeder, pianist, and Dufour Brown,
! banjoist.
A new musical club was organized in
the Northeast on Wednesday evening.
! when a number OF young gentlemen and
ladies met at 2l9 C Street Northeast and
elected the following to guide the des-
tinies Of the organization: President,
Joseph Massio: vice president, Nicholas
Massino; treasurer. Raymond Biancani-
clio; secretary, Pauline Weinheimer;
lecturer. c. G. Fenwick: chaperones
Misses n. Bresnahan and NJ. Gowans;
musical directress. Miss NJ. i. Dwire;
spiritual director, Rev. Ignatius FcaN.
The name Of San Cecilia Circle was
adopted and regular meetings set for
Wednesday evenings In the rooms of the
Christ Child Society at the address
above.
The advanced pupils In the music de-
partment of st. Cecilia's Academy, Sixth
and East Capitol Streets. assisted by
the graduates I'm English, gave an enter
tanning recital Thursday evening in the
academy before an audience of parents
and friends that filled the parlors. An
excellent programme of vocal and instru-
mental music was interspersed with Sc
lections from the Cecilian Harp. a jour-
nal of superior merit. edited by the grad
yates Of 1913. The various compositions
Of prose and verse were read in an ex-
pressive manner by Misses Marguerite
Burns. May Marogue. Virginia Haley.
Edith Oriani. Alberta Murphy. and Mar
guerite ONeil. The musical selections
were carefully executed displaying ar
tistic Interpretation. good style. and fine
tone color The choruses were sung with
much ease and grace, and delicacy of
shading and expression. The following
was rendered: Polonaise
Okuechen). Misses Alberta and Frances
Murphy: chorus, I'VE Shepherds Sing"
(Newton), vocal class: rhapsodte. No. .
Liszp. Miss Iona Cook: the Cecilian
Harp. part !. Misses Marguerite Burns
and May Manogue; sonata. op. &c. An
dante var. l and (Beethoven), Miss Vir-
ginia Haley: semi-chorus. II Once Had
a Sweet Little Doll. Dears'' CNevin):
nocturne (Dvorak), Miss Bessie Maloney;
the Cecilian Harp. part .. Misses Vir-
ginia Haley and Edith Oriani rhapsodie.
No. s U4iszU, Miss Elsie Beckert; sonata,
op. 13 first movement (Beethoven), Miss
Burns: the Cecilian Harp,
part 8, Misses Alberta Murphy and Mar
guerite O'Neil: Hungarian Dance"
lBrahms). Miss Edith Oriani: semi
chorus. Southern Songs" medley (Pike);
rhapsodie. No. IL uisZt. Miss Helen
chorus. BLOW Balmy Breeze"
(Warner), vocal class.
In the afternoon the children OF the in |
Junior. and minim depart !
ments entertained another gathering Of !
friends with a pleasing and well-rendered !,
programme OF vocal and instrumental |
music.