Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-01

Latus: 'Pastorale." by scarlatti. Miss
Becker; "Rondo.' by Field. Miss Glad
ding: "A Regret and Elm My Little Gar
den both by Mating. Miss Thompson
"Warum.'- by Schumann. Miss Marks:
'Melodie." by Giuch-Sgambati. Mrs.
Downs: 'Tntermezzo.'' in Octaves, by
Leschetizky, Miss Primm.
Miss Audrey Harvey. Miss Maud Shreve
and Franklin Jackson furnished the mu-
steal portion of the entertainment at the
annual banquet of the California state
Association. held last Saturday evening.
The March meeting of the District of
Columbia Chapter of the American Guild
of Orsansts will take place Wednesday
evening in the studio of Oscar Franklin
Comstock. when George II. Howard will
speak on "A Scholastic Basis for Ma
tional Advice in Musical Education
An entertainment was given last week
at the Library of Congress by Miss Vic
| tora Siddons. dramatic reader. and Miss
| Pearl Waugh. pianist. Miss Siddons gave
the Queen Nab speech from Romeo
| and Juliet scene from Henry v:
"Gunga Din" by Kipli:g: three dialect
stories by Daily. 'Humpty. jim. Car
lotta Mia and m Oldest Colleen and for
encore. The Irish Woman's Letter" and
Tho Piper Miss Waugh was especially
acceptable also in Prelude, in +, minor.
and .'Polonaisc.' by MacDowell: FRAU
| FL
Wieniawski ''Valse Courante.'' by Lac
| haume. and encore. ''IIumoresuue, by
! Dvorak.
The Rebew Orchestra. under the direc-
| ton of II. W. Weber, will give its fifth
public rehearsal of the season tomorrow
| night in the lecture room of the Keller
| Memorial, Church. Miss Josephine Macl,
soprano: Mr.. ]. Wesley Jones' bass and
a string quartet composed Of Concert
! In or oh
| Brearley and Walter H. Nash being the
| SoloistS.
| The advanced pupils in the music de-
! partment of st. +'ecela's Academy. as
sisted by the graduates in English. gave
n recital Friday in the parlors of the
academy before a large audience of par
ents and friends The excellently given
program was as follows: Chorus, ''Sil-
Yer Mist" Challnor. and Morning
| Song Forman. by vocal class; La Ca
zelie,' Hoffman, by Miss Ruth Boyd:
The Cecilian Harp. part /: Miss
Schutt by Miss Bessie Maloney: The
! Heavenly Song Gray. vocal solo by
| Miss Audri Moncure: "Cujus Amman. .
| List by Miss Anna! Malone: ''rhe &C.
loney "vaIse Caprice J. Hoffman by
Miss Frances Murphy: semi-chorus Car
| men Waltz Song" Wilson: The Cecil
| ian Harp. part . Miss Ruth BOYD;
Sonata PathetiQue, first movement.
Beethoven. by Miss Iona Cook: "Reni-
| gueritc. Burns: chorus out With the
Tide, by vocal class
| In the afternoon the children OF the
ninirn junior and Intermediate depart
| ments entertained another assembliSe
with vocal and instrumental music.
! The following pupils. registered in the
minim. junior and intermediate depart
ments of music. participated: +. Schroth.
4 ri Il
| Smith. NJ. Jameson. r. Reid. +. Jenkins,
| c. Wilson. Il. Webster. s. Butt T. Tit
low. NJ. Casey. f. Hess. B. Reid, NJ. Will
! SON. D. I.ange. e. Belle, NJ. Wilson. NJ.
ling. r. Luckett. Mary Smith. NJ. era
ham. G. Lansdale. G. Raftery. B. Lneb-
kart. $. Brawner NJ. Ellis. M. Hughes.
Il. seibert, NJ. Ramsay. d. Harvey. F.
Ross5ach. NJ. Dinkins. J. Early, N. Amos.
| NJ CLANCY, T.. Taylor. r. Malone. &.
| Bickle. J. Clements. G. O,DonneH. y.
Walker: II: Murtaugh. NJ kuscher; r.
| tin, *. Murphy. NJ. Nicholson. T. Casey.
a. Ferguson. J. Murphy, j. Edwards. ..
| Rossbach, "A. Smith II. Ennis. H. Smith.
+. Crook, s. Walsh. S. Brady. p. Rea. NJ.
r. Babcock, q. Leonard. n. Pitt, r.
Fields. Nj. Little Il. Glover, +. .anse. NJ.
Hickey, NJ. Russell J. kerby. Q. Kerry.
| NJ. Loughran, NJ Ford, f. Fry. r. Column
| bus II. Moody and NJ. Murtash
Mrs Inez Seymour Milton, dramatic
soprano, of 18th street northwest visited
| Philadelphia recently and had audi
| cnce with Cleofonte Campanini. director
of the Philadelphia Chicago Opera Com
| pany. and T. Daiber. assistant director.
| They complimented her on the power and
tonal quality of her voice. suggesting
GARNER as suitable ro c. and planned
for her return to Philadelphia in May.
! Lewis Corning atwater presented Mrs.
Frank .\kers Frost in organ recital re
Gently at Douglas Memorial NJ. ".
Church. Mrs. Frost played very accepta-
| bly, the following eXacting numbers:
| Sonata i'll d Minor. by t'aulkes. mod
| erato. adagio. lento. allegro: lie Petit
Berger and La File aux CheveuN de
Lin both by Debussy: "Lamentation.
by Guilrnarit: "Scherzo' by Jadassohn;
''Berceusc." from 'Jocelyn. by GODDARD
and Concert Overture in c minor. by
| Hollins. She was assisted by Miss BERTHE
| Thompson, soprano. who was heard to
advantage in The Lord Is My Light by
Allitsen and Roses After Rain by
| Lehman, with Mr.. Atwatcr accompany
| ing.
| Miss Marion MacFail, who has been
| on the professional concert stage in the
| east the past season. recently signed II
contract for tour of the south a
member of the Jameson Trio Company.
| After SlDSlIlS Will suCGcSS loT tiltc
weeks in New York. they left for Balti-
| more for a weeks engagement. Miss
| Mac Fall. who is first soprano of the trio,
| was on her way to her hotel, when she
slipped on the icy pavement and has been
| ever since at the Maryland General Hos
Dital with a broken ankle. She will be
| brought to her mothers home in Wash
ington as soon as she is able to be moved
with safety and will join the Jamesons
at the earliest possible moment. Herbert
i h3 AT %
/ numbers for the trio and a brilliant waltz
song for Miss MacFall, which she has
| been singing with much success.
Mrs. III L. Parkinson and Miss Flor
musical program at Epiphany parish hail
there by the Junior Missionary Society
| companst.
| At Trinity Episcopal Church last Sun
day evening Miss Audry Harvey sang
by the Waters Of Babylon" by Howell,
with fine effect
! The next meeting of the Piano Teach
ers' Association will take place Satur-
| day evening. March Z, at 141O n street
! An especially interesting meeting is
anticipated, as Principal Small of the
Eastern High School will make an ad
dress on Music in the High Schools,
and Anton kaspar and Miss Pearl
Waugh will play the Beethoven Sonata.
| No. L. for violin and piano.
|