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

prelude in A major by Merkel; anthems,
And the-Glory of the Lord by Handel:
Savior of the World by schumann;
organ postlude, march, by w. T. Best.
Samuel Norman of this city. and for
the last three years holder of the violin
scholarship of the Peabody Institute of
Baltimore, gave a recital at the institute
Monday night. when he presented the
| following program: p. Nardini, Adagio-
Allegro con Fuoco. in ID major: j. Sulzer
"Sarabande": Benjamin GODDARD, Adagio
| from Concerto Romantique"; c. de Ber-
| lot, Scene de Ballet; Wagner Wilhelmj,
Prize Song from The Meistersinger"
E. Pente, Les Farfadets''; Fritz kreisler.
"Liebesfreud" Henry Vieuxtemps. Fan
| taisie Caprice" Mr.. Norman used a vio-
lin whose beauty of tone was apparent in
every number. and his excellent tech
nique was manifest throughout the re-
| citaI.
The pupils Of Otto T. Simon gave their
last vocal recital of tie season Saturday
afternoon at the studio. The singing of
these students was marked almost with
out exception by mellOwness of tone and
admirable enunciation.s The following
| numbers were rendered. Aria for So
prano. with Verdure Clad" from The
Creation" Miss Marian MacFall; aria for
soprano, "Elizabeth's Prayer" from
''Tannhaeuser." Miss Margaret Follin: aria
TOT baritone, " mere er e walk, from
| "Semele." by Haendel Kenneth Martin;
aria for tenor. I'm Terra Solo," from don
] Sebastian" by Donizetti. Louis Thompson;
| aria for baritone, Song of ---e Pilgrims.
by Tschaikowsky, John Waters two
songs for mezzo-soprano, moonlight
Miss Dorothy Campbell two songs for
| contralto. Down in the Forest" by
Ronald. and Irish Lullaby by Lang.
Mrs. Morgan Bradford; two songs for
mezzo-soprano. "Soft-footed Snow" by
| Sigurd Lea, and THE Lark" by Nevin.
Miss Ethel Foster; two songs for mezzo-
soprano, "Serenade.' and WHO Is Syl-
via?" bot by Schubert. Miss De Sales
two songs for soprano. 'Feldemsamkett'
and "Winnelied," both by Brahms. Mrs
monde" and THE Silver Ring" both by
Chaminade. Mrs. Kerr; two songs for
mezzo-soprano, "Chant Hindou," by Benz
berg. and "Bonne Mutt by Massenet
Miss Rochon: song for soprano. my
Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair" by
for mezzo-soprano, THE Lotus Flower
and Folk Song" both by Schumann
Miss Raymond: two songs for mezzo-
soprano. Songs My Mother Taught Me. =
by Dvorak. and THE Dew. It Shines. :
1 by Rubinstein. Miss Neley Todd; two
tsongs for soprano. .tSerenade." by RAN
and THE Swan" by Grieg, Mrs. Charles
Welsh.
Harry Patterson Hopkins will conclude
his seasons work al the end Of the COM
ing week. his engagements for the inter
vening time including an organ rectal
at the First Presbyterian Church, Alex
andria. Thursday evening, when he will
be assisted by the choir of the Franklyn
Street Presbyterian Church. Baltimore
and an appearance as soloist Friday even
ing at the Friends School, when he will
be heard In LISTS "Tarantelle." Satur-
- IL
at Washington College will give their
final recital in the chapel Of the instItu-
ton. Next Sunday Mr.. Hopkins will give
the last OF series Of recitals in Balti-
entirely of compositions by Gounod and
will include Jerusalem Transcribed fol
organ. by "Babylon's Wave: quartet
anthem, Lend Me Thine Aid (sopranC
solo), Mrs. Crommer; Blessed Is He. !
quartet anthem; "Recessional March in F
Major"
Miss Lillian Maud Spoor entertained al
! a musical Friday evening, presenting
number of young pianists in recital be-
fore a capacity audience at the Foste,
| Recital Hail. The students were assisted
/ in giving the program by Mrs. Arthur
Granville Dunn. soprano solost OF Tenn.
pie Baptist Church. and Misses Jess A
r oomer and Ida NJ. UIlman. viol.nists
Mrs. Dunn sang Starlight and "Sllvel
! Sea- by Temple. with oblgato by Miss
| Bloomer, and Misses Ullman and Bloomel
gave Cigars 'Salut d'Amour," arranged
as duet for two viollns. Other mum
| bers on the program that met with much
/ applause from the audience included the
piano trio. Joyful March, by Giese
Master Stanley -ufies. Misses Miriam
Hall and Ada Duties: piano solos, THE
Merry Farmers Return" by Schumann
Mss Mary Coryell: THE Garden Party,
by Engelmann. Miss Georgia French
The Robins Lullaby" by Krogmann
Master 0ustave Weckel; ..The Hohgob
Inns March, by Necke. Miss Helen Hal
Dance in the Meadow by Rathbun
Master William Herndon; Sous la Feuil
Song of the Ka.ydid." by Kern. Mis-.
Margare: Gould: In the Twilight" b.
Ganschals. Miss Gladys Van Horne
.Frandfather's Dance" by Lichner. Johi
coryell duet. Fanfare by Bohm
Misses Margaret and Ruth Snapp; solos
| Spinning Song" by Ellmenreich, Mis-
Bessie Hutchinson: Polka" by Spindler
Master Stephen Fegan: "Blushing Roses.
by Suits, Miss Ada Duffies; 'Pastorale.
by Hitz, Arthur Robinson; quartet, Ia
Grace by Bohm. Misses E. Holmes. H
Loudensiager Margaret and Ruth Snapp
Second Valse." by GODDARD, Miss Clar;
Bradbury. Love Song" by Nevin. Ray
mond Bowling; "Bagatelle No. l." b,
iderio,' by Cramer. Miss Helen Everett
alpine Shepherds Lament" by Mack
Lee Mohler: "A la bein aimee. valse b.
Schuett. Miss Esther Holmes: 'Solitar!
| Wanderer. by Grieg. Miss Elean0
Jacques: 'tkuyaw.ak Mazurka.' by Wien
iawski, Mis- Helen Loudensiager; "Secont