Evening star., 1915-01-31

Sociate members and friends at It's i"iu
winter concert, which took place "o"'
day evening in the ballroom OF the Nc"
Willard. Miss 1nez Barbour, soPfdno
of New York, and Mrs W. II. Nooie
yioIinist. n recent addition to Wash
ington musical circles. were inc ASSIST.
ing soloists. Miss Barbour created
much enthusiasm both because or the
quality of her voice and her versatility
of Interpretation and in response to the
favor of the audience gave "LJupa
Air" from The Cars Bride by KIM
sky-Eorsakoff, and Love Has Wings,
by Rogers each second time. Her
other numbers were La ScrVa IA
drone," by PaesiellC; "Berceuse, by
Greschannow, lie Tasse," by Godard
and "Mermaid's Song by Haydn. Mrs.
Noble displayed Il beautiful tone In
both the WieniawSki's "Romanza' and
.Canzonetta,' by DAmbroslo. ana
touched a popular chord with the au-
dience when she gave, as encore, the
''Humoresque.' by Dvorak.
The most interesting of the CLUB $
efforts was the cantata 'Zorah, py
Franz G. Bolnschem, with text py
Frederick Martens. which was dis. M
tinct novelty and was rendered IN me
form. with Miss Barbour and Miss Elise
Davis, contralto, member or the or
EdHIZdlltU, SlStdlIi.HS INC AHN'N>A'Ne.A
solos The other choral numbers were
"The Dance" an arransement Tor Won-
ems voices of the Concert w aItZ IN T.
Major" by MosZkowski. I'm Fair Sc
vile" (serenade). by Fierne, ana the
old Welsh song, ''All Throu' the Night.
Miss Brickenstein assisted at the piano.
A miscellaneous program was given
FRIDAY at the weekly musical of the
Friday Morning club that included the
piano solos "Romance,' by Sibellus'
.'Scherzo in b Flat Minor" by Chopin.
rendered by Miss Katharine Speer;;
songs "Waldeseesprach, 'Mondnacht,
'Seit ich ihn gesehen. 'Dein Blldnlss
wunderselis" and Der Ring" by Schu-
mann. Mrs. Bernard; trio for violin:
viola and piano, "Drei Russiche Lleder,
herta Allen, Miss Larkin and Mrs
Howe: soprano solos. Russian Night
ingale Song (by Alavieffl. In Gloomy
Hours" opus 30. No. (hy Tschalkow-
skyJ. and Sunshine Song" by Slndins-
Iirieg, Miss Gertrude Lyons.
The music at the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church today Will include at
the morning service the organ solo. Pre-
lude.' by Ketelby; anthem, sun OF My
SOUL by Salter: tenor solo, The Lord
Is My Light by Speaks; organ post
lude. Professional" by Clark Evening
organ prelude. Meditation by Gott-
schaik; anthem, by the quartet. Zion,
Awake" by Costa: anthem by the Sing
ing Society, My Jesus. l Love You." by
Hugo. and organ postlude. "Marche
Triumphale.' by Biedermann.
The preliminary program at Old ST.
Johns Church. Lafayette Square. this
afternoon will be given by Alfred G.
Eldridge. organist and choirmaster of St
Aargaret's Church. His numbers will in
.'Fastorale.'' from First Sonata" by
Guilmant; "Intermezzo. by Major: Of
fertoire, 'St. Cecile. by Batiste, Toe
cata.' by Becker.
Miss BERTHE Thompson. soprano. and
Master Henry Christiani. vioinist. as
sisted in giving the program OF a students
recital last evening. Mss Thompson gave
Woodman's An Open Secret and "A
Birthday and Master Christian played
Sonata. by Haydn, with Miss Natalie
Furness at the piano Among those con-
tributing piano numbers TO the program
were Miss Mary Tucker Furness. Miss
Bertha Abramson. Miss Emile Christiani,
Miss Virginia Main. Master George K.
Judd. Miss Claire Philomene Ssueo. Miss
Joanna Petingale. Miss Phyllis Stewart,
Miss Elizabeth Nluldrow, Miss Josephine
Golden and Miss Edith Evermann. b.
Frank Gebest gave "Eeverie Du Soir" and
Arabesque," both by Debussy.
Miss Ruth Bronson, vio!inist. con-
trbuted two numbers. Meditation. from
That's, and "ScherZo. from Eeethoven's
run SONATA, opus - at Il StuueittS re-
c:ta1 Friday evening. Among the young
pianists participating in the program
were Misses Winifred Nichaelson. Ruth
Capers. Mabel Mcpherson, Ruth Thomas,
Priscilla Ilsley, Catherine Tilden, Dorothy
Reeder. Fay Aston. Jean Falconer. Mildred
Armstrong. Mary Beth Jackson, Mar
guerite Meyer, and Miss Grace Adams
save the closing number, Raff's 'Cachou-
cha Caprice
Mrs Rose Maxwell Dickey assisted
At students piano recital recently.
when she gave two violin numbers.
Legend. by Bohm. and Souvenir" by
Drda- The students participating in the
program We're Carlisle Christy. Miriam
AIohler. Alice Dickey Ruth Daniels.
Doris Jones. I Elizabe1h Young Ethlene
Granville Dickey. Roberta Kennedy. Ell
ma Sinclair and Marie Ridgely.
The Hebrew Orchestra. H. w Weber
director. will give its fifth public re-
hearsal this season tomorrow evening
in the lecture room of Keller Memorial
Church. The assisting Soloists will be
Miss Hilda Bostron. soprano, and Will
lam W. keeler. basso. and there will
be numbers by d trio composed of Miss
Mabel DAILY. piano; G. J. Weber. viola.
and IL. B. Schmidt. clarinet. Admission
will be, usual, WITHOUT charge, and
music lovers are cordially invited to be
present.
nv bstt4i' ''iltt!l StNeh MONDAY
evening by the faculty of tine Wash
ington College of Music. for Gurley Me-
mortal Church. was d success from the
musical and financial standpoint. The
auditorium of the new chureH was filled.
many standing throughout the lengthy
program. :. NJ. Fabian pianist. opened
the program by giving Liszts paraphase
OF selections from "Rigoletto'' and in
response TO applause. played .'Ecos-
saise." by Chopin. This was followed
by the tenor solos. The Wind on the
Hearth" and Where My Caravan Has
Rested" from "Romany Songs" by Her
man Lohr. sung by John @. Klein: harp
solos, "Rerceuse, Mnuet' and "Priere,"
all by Hasseimanns. Edith Marmion
by Stern" encore, The Birthday" by
violin solos, "Andante' and Him, Him."
bert Anton ksspar. tenor solo. My
"The Rangers by Iofr. Edgar Paul:
reading. THE Dawn of - Tomorrow" by
Frances Hodgson Burnett Mrs smith
Pope: piano solo. ''Ehapsodie" by
Brahms. Frank Norris Jones: violin solo.
'Zizuenerweisen." by S,rasate Mr.
Kaspar: tenor solos. Comfort We" and
Every Valley. from The Messiah f"
Mr Paul: cello solo. "Reverie" by
Rottesini. encore. The swan" by Saint
Saens Dorc Wolfsteiner: piano solo.
wedding MarcH and Dance of the
Elves" bv Mendelssohn-Liszt Mr. Fa-
hian. Miss Julia Higgins assisted at
the piano.