Evening star., 1915-03-07

prano. who sang ITO Be Near YOU" by
Bingham encore, "A Little Love, a Little
kiss William W. Keeler. bass, who was
heard in The Friar Of Orders Grey"
Lohr: H. B. Schmidt. clarinet: g. ].
Weber. viola, with Miss Mabel Daily at
the piano, who contributed a trio from
La Traviata-' The selections by the
orchestra included the march. Battle of
the Waves by Hall; overture. lie
Caid.'' by Thomas: waltz. Sounds From
the Valley" by Seidel; Light Cavalry"
by Won suppe; whispering Flowers" by
won Blon; idyl,. "Gypsy's serenade." by
Hehl, and march. Lights Out" by Nc
Coy. Mrs. Rouzee and Miss Daily were
the accompanies.
George Henry Howard, at one time
on the faculty Of the New England
informal talk on True Sources of In
spiration in Musical Art" illustrated
by improvisations, this afternoon at
3 o'clock at the residence OF J. w.
are invited to attend.
Miss Marion Newton. soprano; Thomas
Evans Greene, tenor, with Harry
Wheaton Howard at the piano. de-
were the tenor solos. Life" by Geof-
frey o'Hare: "a Song Of Sleep, by
Lord Somerset; BY the Lotus Lake.
salter; Love Is a Bubble" by Allitsen;
craxton: Tane' "of Course" snb By Hairy % whea-
Homer: Gypsy John" by Clay; annie
Laurie" nast three by requesp. Mr.;
Greene; soprano aria. ''Adieu Forets,"
from Jeanne dare" by Tschaikowsky;
songs. ".Verborgenheit." by Hugo Wolf;
Cowen; Damon" by Stange; III
Bacio." by Arditi, and two duets. Una
notice Venezia," by Arditi, and selec-
tion from THE Beggar Student by
A midwinter recital by students of
singing and elocution was a recent
event of interest. among those partici-
pating being Miss Ruth Ayker. Miss
Lulu Usilton. Miss Gertrude Misel, Miss
Emma Guschewsky. Miss Bertha En-
bry, Miss Elsie Ball and Russell Bur-
roughs. Recitations. including dra-
matte and humorous poems. mono
logues in Irish, negro and Yankee dia-
1ect, were given by Mrs. William Good
man, Mrs. 7. S. Barnhart, Misses Flor
ence Py1es. Blanche Levy, Dorothy
Wright Terry, Fife Koontz, Elizabeth
Johnson and Clarence Ruebsam and
Victor P. Hammer.
Mrs. Huron Lawson returned Wednes-
day from a ten-day trip through the
south, during which she gave recitals
in Bristol, GreenNille. Jefferson City
and Rogersville, Tenn, and Abingdon,
Va.
Helen Donohue De 70, soprano,
Haron Sokolove, violinist. and Mary
Eyre MacElree, pianist. gave a musical
treat to the members of the Friday
Morning Music Club at their weekly
gathering Friday at the Raleigh. Mrs.
De Yo sang TAI pleurer en- Reve." by
Georges Hue: Die Alte Mutter," by
Dvorak; Die Nacht." by Strauss;
Rummel, and The Fairy Pipers,' by
Brewer; Mr. Sokolove played the first
movement of Tschaikowsky's Con
certo for Violin" Cd major. op. 35), and
Les Farfadets." by Emilio Penti. with
Harry Patterson Hopkins at the piano.
and Miss MacElree gave "Cortege, by
Debussy; Waltz. E Flat Major" by
Glazounow, and "Rhapsodie, No. g. by
List.
Miss Helen Jeffrey, violinist. will be
the assisting soloist at the concert of
the Monday Morning Music Club to-
morrow at the New Willard. Mrs. A.
NJ. Blair. director of the club. has ar
ranged an elaborate program. the num-
bers of the club including the Chorus
Of the Druids." from "Evelina.' by
A. NJ G. Sacchini THE Nile" Saver
Leroux; "Nymphs and Fauns" by Benz
which Mrs Elliott Woods will sustain
the incidental solo. There will be
trio, Summer" by Chaminade, sung
by Mrs. Mccarthy Hanger. Mrs. Brooks
and Miss Ann Tuohy; a group of solos
by Mrs. Charles Fairfax. Russian and
American compositions, and two groups
of solos by Mrs. Jeffrey. "Preludium
ct Allegro" by, Pugnani-k -kreisler: "Ro-
nance" by Rachmaninoff; La Petite
Berger" by Debussy; Caprice ,, Wen lien,
by. Kreisler. and others. Mrs. John L.
Edward will sing the incidental solo in
"The Nile,'' with violin obligato by
Mrs. W. H. Noble. Miss Lucy
Brickenstein will be at the piano.
arranged for this evening at Trinity
Methodist Church by Mrs. Duncan L.
Richmond. the program being as FOL
lows: Trio for violin, cello and organ:
Me, o God" by Randegser. Miss Eliza
beth Leckie: duet for soprano and alto,
Lovely Voices of the Sky" with cello
obligato, Mrs. George Corbett and Miss
Augusta Hill; soprano solo. Angels
serenade." by Braga. with violin OBJ
Mrs. Mrs Corbett and Miss Hill Miss
Minerva Bailey will be. as usual. at
the organ, and William Hill and j. A.
lD. Turner will play violin and cello,
respectively.
The members of the Won Unschuld
Club gave another recital Friday at
each performer scoring a legitimate
success Nine. Won Unschuld's rendi-
tion of McDowelrs ITO Water Lily"
was much admired and she gave. by