Evening star., 1914-01-25

The Rubinstein Club made a new de-
parture last week in it's form of enter
tainments for club members, when re-
,.eption was held in honor of Miss Flor
ence Hinkle the American soprano, who
came to Washington to sing at the art
arnoon concert of the Philadelphia Or
chestra Miss Hinkle has sung so ofteh
in Washington-with the Choral society,
Washington Saengerbund twice with the
Rubiusteiu and also with the Monday
Morning Club-that she has won many
friends in local musical circles. Mrs. A.
NJ Blair director of the Rublnstein
club received the guests. who were pre-
scented to her by Miss Blanche 1ewell,
secretary of the organization ana Mrs.
Blair in turn introduced them to MISS
Hinkle and to Miss Rosalie Wlrthhn, VINO
was also in the receiving hne. MISS
WirthIin came to Washington MonaaS 10
sing in the evening at the concert OF the
Monday Morning Club and was persuaded
IN remain for the reception, having ai'o
been the soloist on previous occasioiis
with the Rubinstein Club lhe company
was agreeably entertained by the IVY
honor guests. each of whom coh'iiplt"u
a group OF songs To an inpromrtu iha-
steal program
Examinations of high school pupils VINO
are TO he credited with work III music
done under private instructors IS stiieu nI
uled for the last of the month-NolHe
pupiIs. January %: piano and ftolh
,Inils January 30 The examinations
viii he held at Eastern High School ana
OTTO Torney Simon and Herndon Morseii,
with Mrs Frank Byram OF the hiusie
faculty of the public schoois' WIN i. .oili
Of
.Iasses Miss Pearl Waugh. Frank Nor
ris Jones and Mrs. Byram for piano
students and Josef kaspar and Herman
Rakemann for violin pupils
1obn {, Freund of New York has ae-
cented an invitation to deliver an al
dress here on The tplift OF MUSIC the
evening of eebruarv q in the AudltoriIth m
Of the New Natiora Museum; similar
addresses made by Mr. Freund IN other
arities have excited much interest ana IL
is expected that the membership OF " ASH
!ngton musical organizations WIN ue
largely represented at the lecture NV
rations will he issued and those "lshlns
cards should apply 70 Willard ho"e' "''o
has the affair i'll charge
Miss Pearl Waugh, Miss Victoria Sid
dons and Miss Faye humphrey entei
FAMED Yesterday afternoon at mus
cal. presenting several young pupils II,
the following program: folohaise,
bv Schubert. Freda and Gretchen Rlng,
sos.. "Nocturne." by Dorso, 1retenes s
Modest MODE Colleen olive Hodges; piano
solos observation-disclosures. py
Schvtte. Eulalia Mcfarland: "Gavotte
in G major" by Beach Murrlul ms
sbsS Clique" by Nawratel, Louise Ryan;
songs, "Ritournelle by Chaminade'
"Open Thy Blue Eyes, by Massene.;
Miss Seyboth; piano soles. heVel S,, Ma
6oweI. Dorothy Dennett:. readings, s
The Irish Woman's Letter and The
Main Truck Blanche Raedelfinger;
piano solos, "Barcarolle." by Ehrllcn'
and Theme for Left Hand Alone
Freda Ring: prelude" by schuett and
"Valse Caprice" by Newlands, Ethel
Eldridge.
At the Church of the Covenant tins
,f,ernoon al $50 o'clock, the double
sextet. under the direction of Syoney
I,loyd wrightson with Harvey Murray AT
the organ. will render the following n'i-
sic: BE Ye All of One Mind by GOO
frey. incidental solo, Mrs. Gawier: sane
tus." from st Cecilia Mass BY Gounod.
incidental solo. Mr.. Backing: Thine on
Lord" by Campbell. Miss Hall; 4 WIN
Law Ne Down in Peace" by Hilles. incl
dental solo, Mr.. Backing. This evening
at s o'clock the vested evening choir OF
100 voices viii render the following mu-
sic: "Andante Keligioso. by West;
Awake. Awake" from Die Meistersin-
GER by Wagner. Mr.. Tittmann; In
fammatus' from 'Stabat Mater. o!
Incidental solo, Mrs Gawler; ''Sevenfoid
Amen" by Stainer. organ. fostiuoe III
A." by Guilmant.
Miss Marguerite Howard, soloist of St
stephens Catholic Church. has returned
from Pittsburgh. where she was ths
house guest of Mrs. A. NJ. Munshall and
her daughter Mrs. Arthur Vincent Camp
bell During her three-week stay her
time was filled with a round OF gayeues
at which she was the honor guest ana
on several occasions she was also the
principal soloist of informal musicals at
the homes of friends. During her abb
sence from the city her place at the
church was supplied by Miss Edna Dyer.
formerly second soprano of st. Patrtcss $
choir of mixed VOICES
Arias from several of the Wagnerian
OPERAS were sung by Mrs. Elizabeth s.
Maxwell Wednesday afternoon to Illus
trate the lecture on the music of Wagner
given by Miss Maud Sewall before the
Twentieth Century Club at the home or
Mrs. T. G. Pierce
Mrs Blanche Muir Dalgleish was the
soloist at the banquet of the Masonic
Veteran Association held Friday evening
al the Metropolitan Hotel. She sang
Hearts Delight" by Gilchrist: "Phiios-
ophy.'' by Emmill; Summer Night" by
Goring Thomas, and For Love of You, :,
receiving an ovation and resp onding with
several encores. Mrs. Harry Cunning
ham assisted as accompanist.
Miss Mabel c. Latimer. formerly So
prano solost of the Shrine of the Sacred
Heart, who has been seriously i'll, is
rapidly improving and expects to be able