Evening star., 1914-01-18

The Monday Morning CluD, mrs "A. NJ
Blair, directing, has prepared an attrac-
tive program for the concert which VIII
take place tomorrow evening IN the new
Willard ballroom. Miss Rosalie Wfrthlin,
contraito, of New York, will be the SOLO
list and will sing an aria from the queen
of Sheba," two songs by Brahms, group
by Strauss and group by English com
posers. The club will give Hoffmung' s
"When Roses Bloom Mandoline. by
Debussy; "Musetta's Nalse Song. by
Puccini: "Song of Kisses" by Bemberg;
Song of the ErInine." by Cesar FTanck;
"Colors OF the Butterfly by Bornsheim;
'Serenade.' by Nevin, and group OF
six choruses by Rachmaninof.
Washington talent under the direction
of Mrs. Charlotte Gardner Iippitt con-
tributed to mus4cai Thursday evening
at the ComStock studio, winch gave much
pleasure to the audience and netted
substantial sum Tor the beneficiary,
crippled little boy. \ chorus composed
of singers from the Rubinstein Club gave
Tostis ''Serenade;" charity by Ros-
sini, and "Chanson Provencal'' by Del
Acqua. in the last named Mrs. Dayelle
Taylor Welch sustaining the Incidental
solo. The chorus was composed OF Mrs
Brahany. Mrs. Brockway, Mrs. Whitman,
Mrs. Wilbur, Mrs. johnson, Miss l4eckie,
.. s.
\ male quartet composed of Messrs Si'-
iers. Bartlett, Hicks and Moore was also
acceptable IN Life g Radiant Star; the
Clark brothers, whistlers and imitatorS,
gave some clever numbers, and other Sc
lections included piano solo. "Nalse
Caprice. by Holman, Mr.. Comstock;
soprano solos, Flower RAIN by t.
Schneider; The Rose l Give You" by
BiSchon, and Awakening, by Mrs.
Alexander o. Mason, Mrs. Dayele T.
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by the Sea-, Lohr; "A June Morning,
by Wlllepy, Mrs. William /. Reed, man
doin solo, Vase Fantasie. by Siegie.
Walter T Hot, accompanied on the gui-
tar by Dufour Brown; tenor solos,
Charles f. Myers, with Miss Helen Myers
as accompanist soprano solos, Last
Night / Heard the Nightingale" by
Sa ter; His Lullaby, oy bond; An
beth Leckie: ,,idno soios. Pres de la
Mer,'' by Arensky; Murmuring Zeoh-
yrs, by Jensen, Miss Juna Hugglns:
bass solo, "Thlnking Of Thee by caro-
Roma, William Hauit.
The Music Study Club has issued in
vitations to its first evening musical
of the present season. The affair will
take place Wednesday at the Wash
ington Club, and the program will be
given by Mrs. Warner Gibbs, Miss
Edna Dyer, sopranos; Miss Reulth
ha. per. contralto; Miss Margery Sry-
Miss Juiia Huggins. pianists, and Mss
Marian West, accompanist.
The Rubinstein Club will give its
next evening concert Shroye Tuesday.
Mrs. Dorothy Johnstone Baseler.
harpist. who had appeared on several
occasions with the club. will be one
of the soloistS.
Nine Won Unschuld will leave next
ween for tour in the west, and Will
give concerts and recitals at ST. Louis,
Kansas City. Omaha and other large
cities in that section She Will be ah-
sent from the city until the middle of
March.
Oscar Franklyn Comstock enter
tanned at a studio musical recently,
presenting some of his pupils in pro-
gram of unhackneyed numbers. The
program opened with the song cycle.
The Night of the Star" by Margaret
Ruthven Lang. sung by Mrs. Edward
Whitman, Miss Mona Roberts, Edward
Whitman and Archie Gibson. and was
followed by the soprano solos. The
Robin Sings in the Apple Tree" by
MacDowell: I'm the Woods" by Mae
Dowell; Down in the Forest" by
.tsT, Ronalds. Mrs Whitman: vocal solos.
DrSs Ihe . Sea s; eos Bead by W9od; Gray
Victor Kolar, Mr.. Whitman; Love
Song" by Stojowski; Romance" by
Sibellius. Mr.. Comstock; duets, Noe
stars" by Goring Thomas. Mr. and
Mrs. Whitman; soprano solos, May /
Morning by Charles F. Manney: In |
the Time of Roses" by Reichardt" "A |
June Sin N, Morning" WY, by Charles Willeby |
J. Lewis Browne; My Soul Is Like a
Garden Close" by Woodman: Hope, |
the Hornblower." by John ireland. Mr.. |
Whitman; quartet. "A Kerry Courting,"
by Percy French and Houston COLLISION.
The board of directors of the Washing
ton Symphony Orchestra has elected
Miss Root manager and treasurer of the
organization, to succeed Martin Scran-
age. who declined to serve another sea-
son, The directors are busy with plans
for the spring concert and have under
consideration two soloists. one member
Of the Century and the other of the
Boston Opera Company.
Mrs. William T. Reed and j. F. NJ
Bowie. under direction of Miss Jennie
Glennan, viii give the musical portion of
the program "Wednesday evening at the
January meeting of the Gaelic Society
Among the numbers will be two Scotch
songs. Flow Gently, Sweet Alton, and
I'm Wearin Ava, JEAN Mrs. William
T Reed Welsh .. songs. The Minstrers
Bowie; Breton songs, Ma Douce An
nette'' and ''L'Angelus." by Bomgault
Ducondiary; "Fleur d'Ajone" by Durand
Il Dreamt My Love Was Singing and
NO Candle Was There both by Liza
Lehman. Mrs. Reed: AN Island Spinning
Song and Down by the LalIy Gardens "
by Herbert Hughes, Mr.. Bowie: The
Stile in the Land and Your Fathers
Burden by Needhan. Mrs. Reed.
Angela Franceska gave one of her
unique programs last Saturday evening
at Hollidaysburg, Pa, scoring her usual
success. The folk songs and dances
in
and included the Spanish songs "Segui-