The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

March were gems of Interpretation.
Madeline. her little daughter. astonished
| the audience with her playing. which on
| exactness in rhythm and color had to
satisfy the most critical musician As
an admirer of Bach. Nine Won Unschuld
rears her daughter on that composer,
and the little lady has already quite a
repertoire of his works. to which was re-
| Gently added the Gayotte c major, Of the
English suite. ..-s
The Students Club of the Washington
College of Music. at their recital last
| Friday, gave the following program:
| Morning Prayer" (Straebbog). Imogene
Hostetler; Summer Llchner). Adaline
Thornton: ITO a Wild Rose" CMacDow-
Frances Clark; Valse. ID fat major
| CChopin), Elenore Eby; Twilight"
! (F'rImD. Elizabeth Jeffress; Nocturne. Z
/ fiat major Chopin. Virginia Bird; song,
| '.Who Is Sylvia" (SchuberD, Miss Thom-
as; Prelude A major Chopin, Miss
Gray: "Berceuse" CTlJnsky) Miss Hen
derson; The Little Shepherdess"
! Cschytte). Mrs. Moon; ''Valse Noble"
| (Schumann), Miss Marguerite Terrett:
"Warum" (Schumann), Mr.. Emmons;
| "Etude Mignonne'' (Schuett, Miss Latus;
hTendre Aveu" CSchuett), Miss Agnes
Terrett: ''Scherzo'' CMendelssohn), Mrs.
Seff; "Humoreske" Dvorak), Miss
Marks: "Moto Perpetuo'T CMacDowelD,
Miss Perkins; songs. BLOW. Blow. Thou
Winter Wind" (Arne). Lullaby"
tBrahms). Inter Nos' CMacFadyen). Mr..
/ Eddingfield; ''Calse de Concert FrimD,
| Mr.. Llufrio: Valse, minor (Chopin),
Mrs HeisIey: "Menuetto" (SchuberO,
Miss Church: consolation" No. s
| 0-szU. Miss Morrell; Lucia Fantasia"
left hand alone Geschetizky). Miss
Drexilius; "Nocturne." c minor Chopin,
Miss Becker; Etude. Op. 10. No. ;
| chopin. Miss Bouck; Etudes. Op. .,
Nos. and IL Chopin. Mr.. Thompson.
The Rebew Orchestra. under the direc-
ton Of II. w Weber. gave the fifth Of it,
series of public rehearsals this year In
the lecture-room of Keller Memorial
Church Monday night. and despite the in
clement weather a large audience was
present. Miss Hilda Bostrom. Soprano
and string quartet. composed Of Con-
certmaster Weber. Edward Weber. ]. A.
Brearley. and Walter Nash, were the as
sisting solOists. Miss BostTOm gave a
most pleasing reading Of "a Birthday"
tWoodman) and Il Sometimes Wonder
Linden, and the quartet was equally ef-
fective in ''Rondo No. 1" CBeyer) and the
prayer from Der Freischutz." the lat
ter being especially well rendered. The
orchestra numbers included a march, "On
the Belvidere;" overture, Light Cav
airy waltz, wedding Dance" selec-
ton from "Sari," and a fsntasie, Gems
of Stephen Foster Miss Bessie Hum
phreys and Mrs. Rouzee were the accom-
panistS.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Elyans Mayfield last Wednesday evening
the choir of the Church Of the Incarna-
ton, under the direction Of Mrs Henry
White. and assisted by Florence Steffens.
contralto. and Edna Snyder. violinist.
gave an interesting program. Mrs. John
G. Klein, Emile Margaret White. and
Miss Belts were the accompanies. The
musicale was under the patronage of the
Woman's Guild of the church. The pro-
gram was as follows:
Women's chorus, Lovely Night"
CChwatap. Mime. Arthur Granville Dunn,
Charles Walter Lane, Misses Alys Spar
shott. Alice Stewart, Katherine Rich.
Elizabeth Wilkins. Florence Steffens,
Gertrude Browne, and Margaret White:
Song of Love- CBeach), ''Sleep. Little
Baby OF Mine" Oenee), Alice Stewart;
che Faro Senza Euridice" (Gluck). The
Fairy Pipers" (Herbert Brewer, Florence
Steffens: Meditation" from "Thais''
MasseneD. Romance CWienIawsISD,
Edna Snyder; AT Dawning" (Cadman),
THE Chrysanthemum" MARY Turner
Salter), Mrs Charles Walter Lane; three
Afro-American folk songs. Nobody
Knows the Trouble l See," You May
Sick" Gertrude Browne: Requiem"
CSidney Homer. F. Robinson Steffens;
THE Song of the Shirt" (Sidney Homer).
Emile Margaret White; The Birthday
Song" CWoodman). QUAINT Old Ballads"
CStultz), Mrs. Arthur Granville Dunn;
Beloved, 1t Is Morn" Florence Ayl-
wardD. La Corsicana' q. Lewis
Browne). NJ. Irving BowIes; two songs
from the American Indian Cycle (Cad-
mani, Far on Hear Lovers FIute)"
The White Dawn Is Stealing" Florence
Steffens: Love Song" CMicha Elman).
Edna Snyder. and women's chorus, de
CoPpah Moon CHarry Rowe ShelleyO
Miss Assunta Sari. nine years of age
was one of the participants in the pro-
gram given last Monday evening at old
Masonic Temple for the benft of the
Church of the Holy Rosary. Little Miss
Sari played three piano numbers-"Vic-
tOria," "RigolettO." and 'Traviata'-a
sent TO her from Milan by SignOr Breda.
Her marked musical talent. combined with
natural pianistic ability. won the hearts
of her audience. She played the Italian
melodies with a truly Italian temPera-
HltnI Sne was dIleTWaTO warmly COn-
graduated and embraced by Senator
MARITIME also the speaker of the evening.
pupil of Miss Marie McCourt, she is
in her third year of musical study.
Mrs. Mary Van Ness Fauth presented
her pupils in very interesting recital last
Friday evening at Potomac Bank Hall.
The following took part in the program:
Katherine Bromley, Sarah Parker, Bertha
Baggett, Helen Young. Annie Eli. Eliza
beth Trunnell, Clifford Ricketts,. Elizabeth
Norris, Martha Wysong, Vernon Ricketts,,
Margaret Freeburger, Lillian Conley,
Hazel Crown. Blanch Lynch, Cecilia
Hazel, Helen Mcintyre, Jennie Harrison,
Pauline Kessler, Agnes Walsh, MalcomO
McWhorter. Mildred Redmon, Edward
Summers, Miss Torreyson, Mrs. Walter
Bishop. Louise Bennett, William Mating
ly, George Parkhurst, Walter Kracke, and
Margaret Talbot.
At a recital given recently in Lees
burg, Va, for the benefit OF the Red
Cross. the following program was most
artistically rendered: "Salut d'Amour'
CEdgar). Intermezzo CBizeD, Schurzo
Cvan Goeus), Nine. de Guerin: "Aus der
Rosenzest" Cvon Fieletz), "Obstination''
Cde Fontenailles), "Chitarrata" CCapua),
Miss Beatrice Seymour Goodwin BY
the Brook" fBoisdeffre) "Orientale"
Cwieniawsky). Mazurka Cwieniawsky),
Nine. de Guerin; Twas April CNevln),
Thoughts Have Wings" Gehmann),
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