Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-29
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/ Will remain mere with neE iAuiil! uuiiHS
| the summer. returning to Berlin In the
| fall to continue her musical work. In the
| meantime she 10 giving each week. some
| informal musical affairs for few music
| lovers and friends especially interested
! in her advancement in her art. These
recitals are given in her apartment at
the Parkwood, and at one OF the most
f., recent she was assisted by Mrs. Warner
Gibbs, who was effective In two songs,
Love ;s q Rose" by Sans Souci, and
Down in the Forest" by Landon Ron
aid At Thursday evenings musical
Charles Frailey. violinist. assisted. add
| ing much to the pleasure Of the occasion
by his rendition of the numbers, Rel
gen." by Gluck; Romance, by Hum
| mel; "Minuet," by Mozart; "Berceuse.
by Neruda, and. for encore. "Minuet."
by Beethoven. Miss McNears program
| included a schumann group, Romance"
"Grillen,' "warum'' and "Aufschwung,"
| the Revolutionary Etude, the BLACK
Kew STUDY" b Flat Minor scherzo' and
! "Nocturne." by Chopin: Moment Mud-
cal'' and 1mpromptu." by schubert
and Sonnet and Rhapsody, by Lls1t,
compositions calling for wide versatility
on the part of the young pianist. MISS
McNeal plays with real MUSICAL insight,
"Warum" and "Aufschwung" and Liszt's
Sonnet" which were given with beauti-
full singing tone and deep feeling.
Among the pleasant events OF the week
| must be chronicled the recital at tine
Washington Club Wednesday evenins, 4.
class Of students in 4 program OF songs
and operate arias The work OF the sing
ers was uniformly marked. by good enun-
citation and fidelity to pitch and their e.
Ia, az
preciative audience. Mrs. Lillian Butler
Mellott. in her Interpretation OF the
PRAYER: from Der Frs sa"a, io,n an 40
Farewell te the n ar9m Who rsVe
an aria from 'Semiramide" and The
| Young Nun" by Schubert. each achieved
pronounced success, and Miss Josephine
songs, without Thee by D'Hardelot,
| and Three Red Roses by Norris
Among other numbers were the quartet.
Rose in the Bud by Forster, sung by
the Misses Davis; upham, chunn and Mr.: :;
by Horrocks. Miss Nellie Norris: aria,
MY Heart at Thy Sweet Voice." from
Samson and Delilah," and song. From
Cadman Miss Bdytha Upham: :;.1Afe: by
Ashford. Mrs. Sue Burrows Jennings:
post Thou Know That Fair Land?"
Nugent: aria. One Fine Day from
Mime. Butterfly" and "A June Morning.
| by Willeby, Miss Lenore Gerlach. Mrs.
Grace Dufour Brown and Mrs. Jennings
proved desirable accompanies.
Another song will be given its first
Heights Presbyterian Church, when Mrs.
Dalgleish will sing from manuscript
sacred composition written especially for
her by Herndon Morsell The song. entitled
old Presbyterian hymn 20. Love That
| Will Not Let Me Co
The pupils of Miss Edna Landvoigt held
| their closing recital for the season at her
| residence studio Saturday evening. when
the following program was rendered:
"Morceau Caracteristiaue." by Wollen-
haupt Miss Ethel Hegner: In a Rock
by schumann, and Dance Of the Mar
| ionettes." by Adams, Miss Ruth Finnin;
| "Loure." by Bach, and "Poupee Val
santse,' by Poldini Miss Ida Gum;
Hide and Seek" by Eilenberg. Miss
Pink by Lchner Miss Isabel Aleen:
Simple Confession by Thome, and
shepherds Tale" by Nevin. Miss Edna
Flicker; Little shepherdess' and alpine
tite Scene suisse Miss F'innin; minute
| Waltz by Chopin, Mrs. G. Johnson;
shepherds All and Maidens Fair" by
| Nevin. Miss Gum: Second Mazurka."
| by GODDARD, Miss Hogan. Honorable men,
| ton is due the youngest member of the
class, Ruth Finnin. eight years of age.
for the remarkable progress she has made
| during the past year. The students were
| assisted by Miss Marie McCourt. pianist,
| of the Peabody Institute. Baltimore.
The fifth musical this season by pupils
| of William J. Oates Orchestra School
| took place Friday evening at the Eng
xh nth hofn
audience Assisting the members of the
school were Misses Mabel Louise Benzler
and Agnes A. Preston, sopranos; Harold
Bellinger. bass; Miss Helen Belt. violin
list Miss Mary Newcombe. elocutionist
and Misses Marie Belt. Cora Corning and
Daisy Hopwood. accompanies. The pro-
gram included: March. by the orchestra:
piano solo. valse, op. is. by Chopin Miss
Ruth Bell: soprano solo. 'Oh, Boy john
! ME by Scott, Miss Preston; waltz. 1.-The
Rose Queen" by Braham. orchestra: vio
Psrpstuo;" hy Bohm, Helen Belt; So
Ter; recitation, 1.-The One-legged Goose"
Miss Newcombe; .stradella.' by Flo
James Mcdonald; violin solo. "Romanza."
by Becker. Master Thomas Hopwood;
Dream Girl by Harlem, orchestra:
bass solo, When the Bell in the Light
march. Our Victorious Nation. The
orchestra
Edwin Russell Fewell entertained re-
Gently at a recital at his studio present.
ing number of young pianists in a well
| chosen program. Miss Berthe Thompson,
soprano. and Miss Elsie Louise Raner,
| son singing "Nymphs and Fauns' bv
| Bemberg, and 'Springtime.'' by Becker,
| the latter being made additionally attrac-
tive by a violin obligato by Miss Raner
| Miss Raner contributed also the solos
Meditation from That's" and rondo.
| from Ninth Concerto. by De Bertot.
! Numbers by the pupils included the piano
solos, Spinning Song" Miss Evelyn Ma
| teer: "Bagatelle. Miss Cecilia Whitacre:
"Elhntanz" by Grieg. Miss Anna Nee
han; Waltz in fiat. by Gurlitt, and
Birding" by Grieg, Miss Dorothy Juelg:
Country Dances" two pianos. eight
| tlesey. Ethel Phelps. Messrs. Edwin
| Blandford and Leroy Marceron: "Ara9o-
| naise," by Massenet, Mr.. Marceron; Ser
enata," by Moszkowsky. Miss Phelps:
| Waltz in A fat, by Chopin. Miss Thel,
| ma Schmitt: minuet. "Columbin by
Delahaye, Miss Whittlesey: Peer GYM
Suite No. p by Grieg. Misses Mildred
Reed and Thelma Schmitt Forest
Sounds by Dennee. Miss Reed; Chant
! Sans Paroles by Tschaikowsky, Miss
Schmitt: ''Nocturne' in r major. by
Schumann Miss Grace Robey; ''Mazlr-
ka," b minor. by Chopin, Howard Mont
gomery: "Impromptu. by Schubert. Miss
Harriet Ferris: overture to 'Ruy Bias
by Mendelssohn, Misses Ida Harry. Har-
riet Ferris. Grace Robey and Mr. FeweIl:
THE Nightingale" by List and Maid
ems WISH" Chopin-LisZt, Mr. Fewell.