The Washington times., 1916-05-08


In piano and vioioncello recital on
April 90 At Miss Madeira's School.
The program included a Beethoven
sonata for plano and violonceilo. a
Bach air. a Goiterman andante. lie
Cygnes," of Saint saeDs. and a
piano and violoncello sonata in d
major by Mr.. Lent.
The Eordica Mandolin and Guitar
Orchestra and the Nordica Banjo
Club. assisted by the Musurgia
Quartet. will give a festival concert
At Metropolitan NJ. z. Church. on
Wednesday evening at s:l5. under the
auspices OF the Metropolitan Bible
class. The mandolin and guitar or
chestra will play THE Beautiful
Galatea." suppe; "selections.'. and
e e,sTms, Mf from ann csya,le,ia Rust
tAsch). and Popular Medley. No. T."
arranged by. DeLoss. The Banjo
Club will play selections from III
Trovatore"~ Bacon Verdi. and
Dance Of the Lunatics tAlien).
The M n Quartet T. to sing
Aloha De" GiiiuokaisnD: Mrs.
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler viii sing
"Springtime" (Stern). and George
O'Connor will sing character songs.
Mis- Mary Newcomb 10 TO recite. and
Walter T. Holt will play two man
dolin solos. "Impromptn" abb. un-
faro).
Among those present at Mrs. Bes-
sic Latham Gibson's song recital at
the Washington Club last week were
Mrs. James Doran. Mrs. Anna Role.
Bien. William A. 'Roxby. and Bayard
Gibson. Miss Margaret Bowie Grant
was accompanied. and the assisting
artists were Vera Cory, pianist;
Elizabeth sabrina Wilbur. vlolinist.
and Edwina Cory Doing. violoncellist.
The DeKoven Quartet. OF Balti-
more. including Sara Storm Crom-
mer. soprano; Mabel Flaharty. alto;
Samuel Eischenbach. tenor. and Ed
gar r. Dobson. baritone. assisted by
Harry Patterson Hopkins. pianist.
will give q concert In Alexandria on
May is at Westminster Hall. under
the MANAGEMENT of Robert Bitz6.
The program will consist. In part:
from the Rose Maiden" mixed
quartet; "IAszt Rhapsody. No. ."
piano solo: 1.-THE Kiss" soprano solo
Miss Crommer); MY Love Is Like
. Red. Red Rose" and Now the
Concert Is Over" mixed quartet.
Gertrude F. smallwood. a pupil Of
Miss Mabel Linton. was the principal
soloist at recital last week. Miss
Marie Mcneil. violinist. and Mrs. M.
Ada Oertly. soprano. assisted.
Miss Bernice Rigbv. of Washington.
gave her first recital at Mt. De
Sales. Baltimore. Nd. last Thurs
e dsy, Her progss onns included ccmpo-
Pirkhert. Bach. Sinding. Debussy,
Chopin. and Liszt.
A number Of the pupils OF Miss
Zelda Miller were heard In a recital
on April 26 at Mt. Pleasant Congre-
Brown. soprano, assisted. The mem
bers of Miss Miller's class this year
are Cora Yocum. Mrs. Hugh Brown,
Leonora Reed. William Reed, Lillian
Reed. Juliet Grant. Janice Reyser,
Walter Thompson. Charles Scott.
Henry Scott; 1nss Burrows; Flor
Evelyn Watson. Marion johnson.
Mamie Miller. Agnes Collier. wini-
fred Seckinger, Alice Kennedy, Lucille
Kennedy. Helen Collier, Evelyn West,
Amy Norton. Martha Norton. Pres
ton Weeks Florence Johnson. Dorothy
Collins, Mildred Perkins, Samuel
herman, Helen Clark. Mary Doris
Crawford. Ethel Kreider. Hazel Krei-
der Phyllis Robinson, Ruth Ramsy,
Virginia Decker. Elsie Newton and
Jessie Collins.
Last Sunday evening Nine. Marie
Won Unschuld and her daughter,
Madeleine gave q recital at Trinity
College.
The Won Unsciiuld Club gave a
Calvary M. e. Church.
Moszkowski. Miss Ethel Coffin ;
ter Theodore Lassasne "The Trout"
Heller, Miss Sarah I. Jennings; Con
certo" for violin, Viotti, Miss Marie
T. Menzel; "Humoresque." Chami-
nade. Miss Virginia Bird ave
Maria" Henselt, Miss Katheryn
Dancing DOLL" Poldini. Miss Made
leine Lazard Won Unschnid; "Medi-
tation." for violin. Massenet. Miss
Marie T. Mcneil Song without
Words" Mendelssohn, Miss Margaret
Schwarz: "Rhapsodie hongroise. No.
g." Liszt.- Miss Constance Finckel;
"whims." Schumann, Miss Teresa
Pittier: Dance OF the Dwarfs."
Grieg. Miss Blanche Sherman; BAL
lade. r major" Chopin. Mss Ethel
Coffn. The program was brought
TO a close with Lisst Hungarian
Rhapsody" and Brahms "Slumber
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