Evening star., 1914-04-26
The Washington saengerbund will cele-

The Washington Saengerbund will cele-
brate its sixty-third anniversary with
music festival tomorrow evening, when
the following program will be given un-
der the direction of Armand Gumprecht:
Piano duet. Overture to Tampa" by
Herold. played by Messrs. Dickinson and
Gumprecht: Festival Prologue" Frank
Claudy: chorus. ''Hymnus," by II. Mohr,
Saengerbund; soprano solo. Die All
macht." by Schubert, Mrs. Charles ..
Donch: address. Albert Lepper; baritone
solo, Prologue" from II Pagliacci by
Leoncavallo. Q. \. Murray: chorus 'a'
.'Ach Weisst du es Noch." by Flgue, ana
(b, Jaeger aus kurpfatz." by Othgraven,
Saengerbund: song for the sixty-third an
niversary. by Frank Claudy, audience
and piano duet. Military March" op. d,
bv Schubert Messrs. Dickinson and Gum
precht
Educational as we'll as musical cifcies
found much of interest in the ieci'a
BY students of the Sacred fiea'
Academy which took place TUESDAY
afternoon at the Playhouse, the m,nla-
1ure theatyr was filled with an en-
friends of the pupils. the work of the
Young pianists showing careful tralniLs
and conscientious study. pleasing
variety was given to the program pE
the soprano solos OF MISS ha.haaiiie ne
Cannon. who was heard to advantage N
Blossom Land" by Elliott. and u VIII
Extol Thee from the orator1o Ell.
by Costa The instrumental numbers
included: Overture. "Egmont by dad Beea1
by Misses sheehan. DAILY. seidenberg and
Keleher; Sonata. in G Major. by
Mozart. Kathleen and Master Laurence
Major by GODDARD, Miss Morgan :;
Allegro" by Low two pianos). Masters
Downey and Fagan; "Arabesque. by
Debussy. Miss Braitmayer. "Marche de
seidenberg: "ErotiK by Grieg. Laurence
Misses Bratmayer and sheehan;
Lolita by Leiblins. Miss seidenberg
pianos), Misses Morgan and Braitmayer:
"Grande Galop de Concert" by Wilde.
Misses Sheehy. keleher. DAILY and Scho-
field. Mrs. Harry Cunningham acted as
accompanist.
Miss Burbages Stage Fright CLUB
met last Sunday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Miss Eloise Orme and the mem
bers gave from memory the following
program: Love Song and "Brer Rab-
Romance. Evening Star Song" Wag
ner-Liszt. Miss Ruth Grosner: .'Varia-
tions in E Flat by Mendelssohn. Miss
Elizabeth Smith: Clair de Lune.' and
Song, from Sea Pieces by Mac
by Rheinhold. Miss Margaret Wright.
The Nevin Quartet. composed of Mrs.
Ruth Simpson. Mrs. Albert Johnson Mrs
Waters and Mrs. James Kerr. sang Fri
Al,1
NJ. E. Church, Miss Grace Adams accom-
panying. Tomorrow evening they will
contribute to the program at the meeting
of the Mothers Congress at the Raleigh
Hotel.
Miss Edith Evermann. pianist; Miss
Gladys kain. soprano. and Edward
Stitt. violinist. were heard in joint re-
cital at the studio of B. Frank Ge-
best last Monday evening. The pro-
gram was varied and enjoyable one
and included the piano solos. Sonata
Beethoven; "Preludes. Nos. / and -
"Mazurka in B Minor and "Polonaise
in D Minor by Chopin; "Kamennoi
Ostrow. by Rubinstein. and Ca
price Espanol." by Moszkowski. Miss
Soul by Breil: Somewhere Voice
Is Calling by Cate: AT Dawning. by
cadman. and Birth of Morn" by
Leoni. Miss Kain; violin solo, VIE
genlied." by Brahms. MIR. Stitt.
Miss Florence Herman was hostess
at a musical last Sunday at her studio
when the program. given by her pu-
Mcdowell. and Dance Caprice" by
Grieg. Norma Baum: Petite Taran-
telle.'' by Heller. Janice Blum; Birth
day March" by Kohler. and "Pansy
Gavotte." by Smith, Jeanette Golden.
berg; Ara, .Arabesaue' Tender Flower
ellie shH i Waiierstein, Ell .'scarf Dance. CO.
by Chaminade. and Fur Elise. by
Beethoven. Helene Klawaus: Witches
Dance" by Schytte. and Waltz Cen
pie Confession by Thome, and "Trau-
merei.' by Schumann, Helen Waller
stein; Bridal Procession Hannah
Gichner: "Berceuse,' by Iljinsky. and
"Minuet." by Paderewski. Ruth Rosen
field; Waltz" in G fiat. BY Chopin. and
Prelude" in D fiat by Chopin, and
schwab: "Rustle of Spring by sind
ing. and Water Lily" by Mcdowell,
Elsie Picard: "Noeturne' in G minor.
Mcdowell. Mildred Wallerstein: Cab
aletta." by Lack. Milford Blum; "Nacht-
stuck by Schumann. and Dancing
DOLL by Poldini. Hortense Rosenthal,
and "Lisbestraum," by Liszt. Miss
Herman.
The Singers Club. a new choral orsani-
zation of the city. furnished the program.
under the direction of Mrs. Hazel
Weener Reeder. Monday evening for
the National Library for the Blind.
On account of the limited size of
the rooms at the library the musical
was given in the parish hall of
Old St Johns Church and attracted one
Of the largest audiences of the season.
The program was an ambitious one and
included the chorus. Unfold, Ye Porta ls >
from THE Redemption" by Gounod, by
the club: soprano and tenor duet. Love
Divine All Love EXcelling. from The
Daughter of Jarius." by Stainer. sung
by Mrs. Reeder and James Is. Young
"Infiammatus.' from Rossini's 'Stabat
Mater Mrs. Reeder and the club: tenor
solo, from "Olivet to Calvary" by James
X. Young: Gloria from Mozart 5