Evening star., 1918-02-10
MUSICAL MENTION.

by Bruce: anthems by the quartet. i
Heard a Great Voice" by Johnston, and
STILL Still With Thee" by Rogers; or
lgan postlude, "Festal March,, by
Ibers there will be violin solo at both
lservices by Mr.. kaspar. with organ &C
compartments. George H. Wilson IS
lorganist, and the personnel OF the quar-
!tet is as follows; Mrs Mary sherier
Bowie. soprano; Mrs. Anna Brett Sum
my. contralto: j. F. M. Bowie, tenor
lCharles W. Moore. bass.
| Mrs. Helen Corbin Heinl. pianist. and
Alexander Saslavsky, violinist. were heard
in joint recital Thursday evening at the
New Willard by a discriminating audience
that testified by generous applause its
of the two artists. Mrs. Heinl gave q
| charming Interpretation Of her group OF
solos. "Nocturne. e Sharp Minor. Ma.
Major and G Minor" and "Troisieme Bal
lade. being compelled to repeat the first
of the prelude. besides responding to re-
peated recalls. Mr.. Saslavsky. who is
concert master of the New York symphony
Orchestra, was also acceptable in his solos.
| "Serenade Melancolique" and Caprice
| Niennois," by kreisler, and the work in
the ensemble numbers. Beethoven's so,
nata, Major and Griegs Sonata. G
| Minor" being marked by the unanimity
of attack and phrasing.
evening will be given by Mrs. Charles w.
i Fairfax, soprano. and Anton kaspar, vio-
| linist
| An event which deserves more than
! passing comment was the program
/ given last Sunday evening at the Arts
| Club by Il. Woodland Gates, tenor, and
| Anne Kloss. the youthful violinist who
| IN
| the conservatory at Geneva. Switzer-
land. Miss kloss made an excellent i'm
| preston, both by her personality and
her artistic performance of Air by J.
s. Bach: '.Minuet'' by Paderewski;
| Concerto" by De Beriot: La Pre-.
| cieuse." by Couperin- -Kreisler. and An
| dantino." by Martini-kreisler, and Mr..
| Gates was heard in the arias. Una Fur
tiva Labrima." by Donizetti: che Ge-
| Ida Mamma" by Puccini, and "Cielo
e Mar" by Po9chielli.
Much disappointment was expressed
| Friday morning at the meeting of the
| Friday Morning Music Club at the nom
presentation of the scheduled program
Persian Garden" which was to have
been given by Mrs. Gawler, Mrs. Reed,
| Charles E. Myers and Charles T. Tit
| mann and which was called off because
| of the song cycle. Mrs. Myra McCath
ran Marks. soprano SoloiSt of st. Mar
garets Episcopal Church. gave a group
| of songs. THE Valley of Laughter" by
Protheroe: "Ecstacy." by Rummell. and
for encore. Spring Is Here" by Deck.
oliver Smith. tenor soloist of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
mann; Sacrament" by MacDermid,
and Down in the Forest" by Ronald,
and for encore, La Donna Mobile.
Mrs Oldberg accompanied. Mrs. Marks
RI Ifce- D-t, IL
Mr.. Smith. Quite feature of the oc-
casion was the playing of Mrs. Mary
Carlisle Howe, who gave splendid
performance of the Brahms ''Waltzes.
OPP. 49,. and two movements from the
Brahms Sonata in F Minor"
At this mornings service at Rock
Creek Episcopal Church Gold st. Pauls).
Hulme Taylor. orsanist and director.
will render the following numbers:
TIE Deum, by Calkin: "Jubilate." by
Tours. and offertory anthem. Love Di-
Paul Bleyden will entertain the choral
club of the Young Women's Christian
Association a musical following the
rehearsal of the club tomorrow evening
in the Y. W. c. A. parlors.
Mrs. Charlotte Gardner Lippitt has
arranged a particularly attractive pro-
gram for the recital for the blind Tues
day evening at the Library of Con-
gress Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler
nd,ins will sing n a,. grouR up, Of songs Mrs Ap
ditions in England" Mrs. William T.
Reed will also contribute group OF
songs. and 'Endymion." by Liza Leh-
mann, will be given by a double quartet,
consisting of Mrs. Gawler, Mrs. Frank
Lord, Miss Edna Sheehey. Miss Aileen
Miller. Mrs. Albert Johnson. Mrs. E. c.
Brown. Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Lippitt. all
members of the Rubinstein Club. Mrs.
Blair will conduct the work. and Claude
Robeson will be the accompanist Seats
not needed for the blind and their es-
corts are free to the public.
Earl Carbauh. baritone so1oist of the
Central Presbyterian Church, will sing
this morning Rock of Ages, by
Remick. and this evening. Peace. Trou-
bled Soul,'' by Bohm, with Mrs. Wilbur
al the organ.
Rho Beta Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon
Sorority, recently installed at the
Washington College of Music. having
received its charter from national head
quarters. has started serious work.
The subject of the first program meet
ing. which took place Monday evening
in the chapter room Of the college.
"Romance" by sibelius. Miss Jane
Darby: essay. Living Composers" Miss
Gertrude Becker, songs. lie Loves
Me- by Chadwick, and four American
songs by Cadman. Miss Mary Thomp
son. and piano solo. "Valcik." by
Mojreks, Miss Dorothy McCauly.
The Rebrew Orchestra, II. W. Weber,
conductor, will give its monthly pub
lie rehearsal tomorrow evening in the
lecture room of Keller Memorial
Church. the so1oists being Miss Mar
garet Daily. soprano. and Miss Helen
Black. contralto. There will be num-
bers also by a quartet. consisting of
Messrs. Warren r. Seltzer. Edward L.
Weber. William Rohrman and Paul
De Hart
The choir of the Church of the Incar-
no ton, under direction of Mrs Henry
White, will give this morning the pro,
gram which was omitted two weeks
ago on account of "heatless Sunday"
Among the numbers will be .'Te Deum
in E Flat Major" by Mackenzie; We
mite" by Mendelssohn. and "Benedic-
: tus.' by Barnby. and, for the offertory,
Malcolm Rich. tenor. and Q. f. Wer-
| lain, baritone. will give the duet, Now
Are We Ambassadors from the ora
torio ''St Paul. by MendeIssohn The
organ numbers will include "Larghetto
con Motto" by Barnby, and Military
March," by Berridge. with Emile Mar
garet White. as usual. at the organ.
| Miss Barbara Hildreth, violoncellist