Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-16
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Miss Lucy Bcickenstein. soprano. and
Miss Roberta Allen. violinist. Interest cen
tered largely liz the work of Mrs. Won
Bayer. the only newcomer on the pro-
gram. Mrs. DAY. Miss Brickenstein and
Miss Allen having long ago established
themselves as fayorites with the members
and guests attending the musicals OF
this admirable organization Mrs. Won
Bayer is a sister Of 1,ichard Dorlcberg,
and her playing is marked By the same
oican technique. musical insight and I'm
ish that distinguish his work upon his
chosen instrument, the cello. Her solos
were u group of Chopin numbers, Der
ceusc," ''Nalsc' and Fantasia I'm
promptu and III addition. she gaze.
with Mrs. Day. suite by Arensky lol
two pianos. Romance, NalSe ana
'Polonaise. also, at the close. Dahse
Macabre, by Saint-Saens. Other NUM-
bers on the program were lleloenfos
lein. Sandmannchen and Das Maa-
chenspricht," by Brahms, Miss Brlcken-
stein; ..Mazurka,'' by Rehfeld. Canon
etta," by Ambrozio and "Gavotte, by
Bohm, Miss Allen.
Mrs. Warner Gibbs, soprano. and the
Chaminade Trio, composed OF MISS
Clara Ross, harpist; Miss Marjorie
snyder. violinist, and Miss Marie HAN
sen. pianist, furnished one or the most
day OF the District OF Columbia SUI
frage festival at Masonic Temple Inc
program, as arranged by MIS- Gloos;
included the trio. Sonetto 10 uei
Brahms. Miss Hansen; 20 Sole MO de
Capua," Mrs. Gibbs. with violin obi,
cato by Miss Snyder. NalSe BriIIante,
Miss Gibson Goodbye, summer, py
Lynes, Mrs. Gibbs, with harp accom-
paniment by Miss Ross; Autumn. IN
terpretive dance, Miss Gibson: Love is
q Rose" by Sans Souci. Mrs Gibbs.
with pantomime by Miss Gibson b.
Barnes Meditation" from That's. by
Massenet. and La Cygne. by Saint
Saens, Miss Snyder; La Galondr1na
Mexican song), by Serradell, with harp
accompaniment. Mrs Gibbs and Miss
Ross. Spanish dance, Miss Gibson: harp
solo, La Gitana," by A. Hasselmans,
Miss Ross, Polish dance, Miss Gibson;
lorna Suriento." by De Curtis, Mrs.
Gibbs, with violin obligato. Miss Snyder.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. the double
sextet, under the direction of Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson. with Harvey Murray
at the organ, will, by request. repeat
the fourth special musical service given
last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ga"ier VIII
sing These Are They Which Came.
from Gauis Holy City" and the dou-
bic sextet will give the sacred can.
tata by Spohr, God. Thou Art Great.
Marcia Religiosa.' by Horatio Parker;
quartet God, Thou Art Great: solo
and trio. Thou Earth, Watt Sweet In
cense"; soprano solo, by Mrs. Gawler;
Humphrey: duet. Children. Pray This
Love to Cherish. Miss Harper and Mr.;
Backing: quartet. Walk Ye, Hundred
Thousands" and God. Thou Art Great;
by Field: organ postlude, Grand
Choeur ALA Handel" by Faulkes. At
the evening service the choir of 100
voices, with solo quartet. will render
o'clock: Organ prelude Ave Maria" by
Franz: Jesus. Lover of My Soul. by
Dykes. Mrs Gawler and choir: Love
Divine All Love Excelling. by Stainer;
Field: baritone pe solo. my Task BY
Ashton. Mr.. Wrightson; "Sevenfold
Amen by Stainer: organ postlude.
ALLEGRO in c." by King.
The Schubert Quartet gave a program
at the reading room for the blind, Library
of Congress, Tuesday evening, both
solo and ensemble numbers being re-
ceived with evidence of appreciation by
the audience. The personnel of the quar-
tet includes Mrs. Marjorie Hart Moulton.
soprano; Mrs. Eleanor Baker Spencer.
eontraito: +. Edmond Boyer. tenor; Wal
ter T. Matson. bass. with Mrs Vivian
Church Matson, pianist and acconpa1ist,
the following auartets: "Bedouin Song
by Foote: ''who Is sylvan and Ser
enade." by Schubert; Fiddle and = by
Goodeye; "A Night in May" by Silver.
and The Long Day Closes" by George
Nevin. Other selections were the tenor
solo. "A Spray of Roses" by Sanderson;
contralto solo. Breton Folk Song" by
ing Wave" by Needham: bass solo.
''Vulcan's Song" by Gounod. and soprano
and tenor duet from Persian Garden"
by Liza Lehman
Miss Florence Herman entertained re-
Gently at pupil recital. The program.
which was given entirely from memory.
included Petite Tarantelle." by Heller.
and Waltz. OPP. 62' by Garlett, Jo-
sephine Ney: Spinning Song by Elmen-
reich. and Avalanche" by Heller, Mil
ford Blum: "Barcarolie.' by Offenbach,
and Waltz" Helen WaIlerstein: Scarf
Dance" by Chaminade. Ruth Rosenfeid:
''Valse Lente." by Schutt, Hannah Czech
ner; Waltz by Denee, Norma Baum:
Love Song and Good Night" by New
In. Jennie Nordlinger: 'Idilio.' by Lack,
Anita Sanders: 'Asas Death" by Grieg.
and Second Mazurka.' by GODDARD. ca.
mile Schwab: Frulingsrauchen.' by
Sinding. and "Berceuse." by I.jinsky,
Elsie Picard: "Nachtstuck," by Schu.
mann. and ITO SPRING by Grieg, MIL
Hortense Rosenthal
The Students Club of the Washington
College Of Music held its first meeting i'm
the recital hall of the new college build
ing Friday evening. A large audience
enjoyed the following program, given by
members of the faculty: Prelude and
Fugue' In l. minor. by Mendelssohn.
Frank Norris Jones; .'Verborgenhejt" and
ASHES of Roses" both by Wood; IAN
den Sonnennschein," by Schumann, Miss
Beuiah l. Harper; 'Deux Valses.'' by
Chopin. Mr.. Jones; "Embarquez Vous. .
by GODDARD: June" by Johnson; I'm the
Time OF Roses by Reichard. Mrs. Ethel
Holtzciaw Gawler; .Etude de Concert"
by MacDowel. Mr.. Jones; three songs,
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Miss Frances Trigg of this city, now a
member of the music faculty of Eliza
beth Conservatory OF Music in North
Carolina, contributed to the program OF
q faculty recital last week, attaining
marked success in her solo number,
"Etude de Concert" by Mcdowell
Mrs. Huron Lawson returned last even
ing from Winchester. where she sang a
return engagement Mrs. Lawson's pro-
gram included a group each OF French.
German and ERghsh songs and an aria
the "Poionaise." from .Mignon."
James Dickinson, musical doctor, or
ganist and choirmaster of St Pauls
Catholic Church. VIII give recital al
St Dominics Church, Tuesday. Novem-
Iat. nq1e he of he ~ rf