The Washington times., 1916-01-23
With the Local
Musicians

Carmine Fabrizio. Violinist was
soloist at the diplomatic dinner at
the White House Friday. The pro-
gram included "Canzonetta" dam
brosiol. ''Reve d'Enfant" CYsaye).
"Hapateado" (sarasate), ''DudiarE"
tWieniawskD. "Berceuse" (Faurel
and" Rondino" (Vieuxtemps). George
Wilson was accompanist.
Miss Marie McCourt participated
in the Peabody Club program jan
uary II, playing the Cradle Song"
tConradD. and the 'Llebeswalzer''
former students Of Peabody Insti-
tute at Boston.
The Rubinstein Club, under the di-
rection OF Herndon MUrscll, with Ar
thur d. Mayo at the piano. viii give
It's second concert Of the season in
tho ballroom Of the Raleigh Hotel
January Is. The club will be assisted
by Miss Ethelynde Smith, soprano of
New York. Miss Smith viii be heard
~ three groups Of songs including
Eur Rub, Eur Ruh'' tHugo wolf).
"Niemand hats gesehen" LoeweJ.
"Wir Wollen Elm Land" Norwegian
Patriotic song (Sinding) in German
the italian opera aria one Fine
Day" from Madame Butterfly
(Puccinil. and, IN English. "a June
Morning" (WiIlebyJ. "SlumDer
Song (GretchaninovJ. Lady
SprinG" Victor HarrisJ. Spinning
Wheel Song Gay Foster), Sun
The program will open. with the
vIuU song Our Greeting" composed
by the director Herndon Morseli, and
the chorus will give Sing, Maiden.
Sing a6 q Lutkin ihd w"tnr, From The o,Sirs Green
Taylor). Indian summer GiarTy
Patterson Hopkins). Might SonE''
UHeilman), Fly, Singing Bird
(Elgar), and The Lost Chord
(Sullivan). The Elgar number viii
son. Mrs. Horace DuliE. Miss Daisy
FickinsCher. Miss Elsa Rancr and
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur. violinists.
Miss Mamie Mullaly will preside at
the organ.
Washington College Of Music gave
a recital at the Gurley Memorial
Presbyterian Church on Wednesday
evening for the benefit Of the aid
society of the church The follow,
ing program was given: Violin and
piano Senate in u minor (Sjogren)
Mr.. Christiani and Ms-=1anes songs,
"WIe bist du meine Koenigen,'
"Botschaft," 'Staenchen" OF Brahms.
and Morgen'' (violin obligato. Nj.
Paul. tenor; piano. Romance" IRu-
binstein), "Etude de Concert (Mac-
DowelD Miss Isabel Jarvis Primm
"Nymphs and Fauns' IBembergl
"Berceuse" op 81, "Poionaise" op. 62
(Chopin) Frank Norris Jones scene
from Katharine and Petruchio'
(WInter) Miss Mary Alice May
dwell, reader Luilaby from
with Violin oSiigsto. Master Harry
Waller; violin concerto in ID minor
(Wieniawski) c. Z. Christiani; 'Ro-
nance" and "Mandoline" (Debussyl
Mr.; Paul piano soI9s, "Rondo
"Eri-King" (schubert-Liszt) S. N.
Fabian.
The Monday Morning Music Club,
under the direction OF Edgar Priest
will give its first recital of the sea-
son NJ the New Willard tomorrow
mornInE at II o'clock. Tho recital
will Include choral numbers by this
womens chorus, assisted by sololst'
The Home Club Chorus, directed
| by Otto T. Simon, will give it's first
concert of the season on THURSDAY
| evening, January q, at memorial
Continental Hall. The concert Will
garct Wilson, Mrs. Robert lansing,
Mrs. william McAdoo. Mrs. Frank
lin X. Lane and Mrs. David F.
| Houston. The choral numbers com
prise several from Rubinstetn' S
Tower Of Babel (Songs OF the sons
of Shem, Ham. and JapheD, chorus
from ''Die MeistersingeT,,' (WagneT),
Awake, Draws Nigh the Break of
Day" the bridal music from
"Lohengrin'' CWagner); Spanish
Serenade" GGlgarl; MY Love Is Like
a Red. Red Rose" (Garrett); Land
Sighting" (CSrieg) with baritone solo
by John Waters. Miss Kathryn
Platt Gum will play violin solos by
! Kreisler, Couperin, Ries, and Friml.
An organ recital vas given in st.
STEPHENS Church, Columbia Heights,
| on ia 81 XNednesdaX evening hY James