The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-25

MORTON GITTELNAN,
Boy pa,nis Who ,sl sgpssaE ~ r,tsI tomOrO
ington Club, ITO 1 Street Northwest
at Sis o'clock.
Master Gittelman is a pupil of Mime
Marie Won Unschuld, and has finished
his third year at the Won Unschuit
University of Music. He has shown
unusual ability in his study of tn,
piano. His programme for tomorrow
evening consists of Beethoven's Con
certo major. Chaminade's ''Pietette.'
Lavallac's The Butterfly" Chopini
Nocturne G major and valse d. IA
major. and weber's Invitation to thu
Dance"
The double quintette at the Church o
the Covenant will render the following
programme at the $50 O'Clock service
this afternoon: Anthem. Perfect Peace
(FieldD: solo. Still. Still with Thee.
Hawley). by Mr.. Humphrey: anthem
Judge Me o God" CMendeIssohn); offer
tory solo, His Eye Is on the Sparrow
(Geibe), by Mrs. Gawler and quartet
anthem. The Souls of the Righteous
CField).
At the Won Unschuld University o.
Music, Nine. Marie Won UnschuId. presi.
dent, 132o-2e Street Northwest, the COM
mencement exercises for the week OF
June will be as follows:
June 9, evening-Piano recital Of Miss
Ethel Fisher, competing for the teach
ers' training course diploma and the d.
ploma of virtuosity with the gold medal.
no 1 Street Northwest. at Sis p m.
June 2. evening-reception of class of
lsl2-l3 TO the graduates, Washington
Club. no I Street, at $50 p. m.
June !. afternoon-Recital and award
ing of diplomas and medals, Columbia
Theater. at p. m.
June 3. evening-Dinner of the alumni
at Tea Cup Inn. at p. m.
June and s-Pupils' recital of the
branches of Won Unschuld University.
at Foster building. 1890 g Street Street
at p. m.
June I, evening-Business meeting OF
the Phi Epsilon Phi Sorority.
A musicale for the blind was given at
the Congressional Library Friday even
ing. May Is. by pupils Of Mr.. Felix
Garziglia. The programme was as fol-
lows:
valse. No. CSchubert). impromptu.
op. 90 (Schuber0. Liebestraume. No. )
CLiszt). Hungarian Rhapsodie, No. s
Franklin Jackson. Scherzo, c
minor Chopin, "Arabesque'' Debussy),
concert etude (McDowelD. Miss Florence
senate for violin and pi-
ano Beethoven), Mr.. Leroy Taylor:
The Clown" (Chaminade), prelude
Miss Margaret King;
Hungarian Rhapsodie. No. Is Giszt),
Miss Florence stonebraker.
A benefit at the Confederate Memorial
Home. entitled "Old Favorites." scored
an artistic success last week.
Mrs South johnson Manning gave new
beauties to Verdrs Universe" from I'll
rrovatore," and accompanied Miss
Small in The following whistling solos,
arranged by Mrs. Manning: THE Imi-
alton of Virginia Song" birds In con-
lection with the Scotch songs, Annie
laurie" Kathleen. and Blue Bells of
Scotland"
Joseph Whittemore carried the old
'eterans back to spring time, youth.
md love- with his Believe Me of All
Those Endearing Young Charms" and
Sweet Geneyieve," accompanied by the
alented Mr.. Wilson. Mrs. Gibbs beau
NOlCc was at It's DeSI IN Last Rose
4 Summer" and the duet from Martha"
With Mr.. Whittemore. Mr.. Roderick
'roved himself a reader of exceptional
merit in humorous selections. An Old
story and "Remus' Courtship."
A delightful musicale was given Fri
ay evening, May is. by Miss Iverna
'hild. pianist, assisted by Miss Mabel
soprano: Mr.. Joseph White
1ore, tenor, and Mr.. Ralph Goldsmith. |
iolinist. at the Washington Club. The |
blowing programme was enthusiastical- |
received by the large audience pres
mt: Csardas. No. Goseffy), Miss Child: |
One Fine Day PuccinD, Miss Roberts, |
lrs. Paul Bleyden at piano; "Cavatina"
RAM. "Serenade'' Drdla). Mr. Gold
NTH. Miss Edith Strausberg at piano:
relude. No. 3 Chopin, etude. No.
Chopin. valse. op 81. No. Chopin.
Fantaisie." impromptu. op. IS (ChopinN.
liss Child; Una Furtiva Lagr-.-
oonizettD, Mr.. whittemore. Miss Jessie
allaway at piano: me concerto Ode
eriot. Mr.. Goldsmith. Miss Strausberg
piano: lie Bal" valse de concert in
fiat. op. IA, No. 4 Rubinstein). Miss
hid: "A Spirit Flower (Tipton): my
cart (Randegger). Miss Roberts, Mrs.
leyden at piano: Down in the Forest"
>andon Ronald, Mr. Whittemore. Miss
aliaway at piano; finale. concerto in D.
inor, op. 40 CMendelssohn). Miss Child
The fourteenth annual concert of the
ordica Mandolin, Guitar. and Banjo
Tubs. Mr. Walter 7. Holt. director, and
r. Philip Floria- concert master. was
ven before a large and appreciative au-
ence last Wednesday evening at the !
ationl Rifles Armory.
The assisting artists included Miss {
izabeth J. Leckie. mezzo-soprano; Mr..
thur E. Middleton, basse: Mrs. E. NJ.
oskowitz. guitarist; Mr.. Arthur B.
cree, character impersonator. and Mr.. }
lfour Brown, banjoist. with Mrs. Grace
flour Brown and Mr.. Byron Blodgett,
ano accompanies.
Following is the programmes: IL
Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Orches-
/. Tampa Overture Herold); bass solo.
he Stately Ships Go On" (BischofD. n
:. Arthur E. Middleton. accompanied {
Mrs. Grace Dufour Brown: Nordica ! S
andolin and Guitar Orchestra. Ma (
me Sherry" selections CHoschna); meg c
soprano solos. The Cry of Rachael" U
!. T. Salter); Irish Love Song ON. a
neh Miss Elizabeth ]. Leckie. accom- Z