Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-01

The twentieth annual concert by the
Nordica and Y. NJ. c. A. Mandolin and
Guitar Orchestra. directed by Walter
T. Holt. proved drawing card at the
Raleigh Thursday evening. when the
ballroom was filled to overlooking
with an audience that manifested its
appreciation of the characteristic
numbers by frequent applause. Elais
Carleton Small. soprano: Wheeler Will
son. baritone, and Johnson c. Bane.
guitarist. assisted. giving the needed
variety to well balanced program.
Miss Small sang "Pensier d'Amore.
by Lucantoni. and The Americans
Come" by Foster. accompanied by
in Her Rose" by Coombs. and
Dawn" by Curran. and Mr.. Bane's
numbers were three of his own com
positions. Concerto" Indian Dance
and Mia Delcia Gavotte'' Miss Dor
othy Diggett gave the mandolin solos
I'm the Starlight" by Muder, and "A
Tone Poem" by Siegel: Mrs. J. r. Doty
contributed the banjo solos. "A Star
light Reverie," by Folwell. and "A
Footlight Favorite," by Grimshaw
two mandolin and guitar duets. Con
cert Waltz" and "Springtime," both by
De Loss. played by B. W. De Loss and
Charles A. Conrard. proved attractive,
as did the Hawaiian guitar selections,
"A Perfect Day" by Bond. and my
Honolulu Hula Girl" by Sonny Cunha.
rendered by Miss Ellen e. Davis. steel
guitar: Miss Loretta Healy. ukulele.
and Miss Alice E. Hill. guitar. and the
orchestral selection. Golden Scepter.
by Sehlepesrell: "Andante Religioso.
by Thome: Moment Musical" by
Schubert. and popular medley by Mr.
De Loss. completed the enjoyable en-
tertainment.
The personnel Of the orchestral:
First mandolins-Miss L. Berger,
Miss Florence Brown. Miss n. NJ.
Bupp. DR.. Norton j. Burt, Miss NJ. c.
Camfield. p. v. Carr. Miss Ruth Cobb.
{: E. Costlow. c. v. Davis. Miss Dor
othy Diggett, Andrew Gallia, Master
Gerneaux Hartley. Miss s. F. Harvey,
Miss Marie Hinckley, Miss A. NJ, Hud-
son. Miss Effie Kremb, e. c. Marlette,
Miss Bess Oliver. E. W. Quinter, P.
Romano. E. Schelvan, jr.. Miss L. X.
simmons, s. Walker. Master Donald
MISS Florence Wynkoop and Miss
Helena Zepp.
Second mandolins-Miss e. 3. Berry,
e. B. Blackburn, Mrs. e. v. Carr, E.
Cattelani, Miss Grace Drabek, Miss
Mary Duvall, Miss Dorothy Cove. Miss
Loretto Healy. Miss Edith Howard.
Victor L. Lowe. v. L. Mares. Miss K.
Mary o.connor. Miss sallie Settle.
Miss Stella Van Pelt. Miss E. A. Wag-
ner, Miss Mary Wallis. Miss E. E.
Walther. Mrs. Grace Wilson-Ho
well and Miss Briska Zwissler.
Guitars-Miss S. ]. Bupp. Miss NJ.
Carmichael, Mr.. Charles A. Conrad,
Mrs; J: H: Doty, Miss A. E. Hill, Mr..
cred N: Julien. Miss Berta Lee, Miss
Ruth Moffat. Miss Esther Penn. Miss
Frances Settle, Mr.. o. L. Simpson.
Mrs. Ellie Stutsman. Mrs. William NJ.
Smith, Mrs. E. Wolf.
Tenor mandoias-Dr. E. F. Danforth,
pr. Raphael Sherry, Miss A. NJ STAN
burgh. DIR. w. s. Whitman.
Octave mandola-Mr. B. w. De Loss.
Mando bass-Mr. H. F. Plews
Organ-Miss Alice Jones.
The Washington College of Music
was sponsor for a musical event of
much interest Tuesday evening when
It presented in joint recital J. c.
Van Hulsteyn, violinist, and EN-
manuel Wad. pianist, two new mem
oers of the college faculty. Both
artists demonstrated high degree OF
technical efficiency. Mr.. Van Hu1steyn
second appearance, when he played
Svendsen's Romance" and "Varia-
tions for VIOLIN" by vieuxtemps. His
hrst number, La Follia," by Corefli,
with cadenza by H. Leonard. was
interesting mainly as an illustration
Wad made his best impression in the
Chopin "Nocturne," for It's singing
tone and beautiful legato. He PLAYED
also Theme with Variations" by
Paderewski: three etudes. and 'Troi-
s sieme . bailade," by Chopin; Dance
Hungarian Rhapsody" with Chopin's
"Valse. Op. -. No. l." as encore. A
collection was taken by members of
the Red Cross. as has been the custom
at these concerts during the war.
music committee of the Arts Club,
will continue the semi-monthly musi-
Gals at the club during June and
has arranged to have the affairs
given in the o1d-fashioned garden il
the weather proves favorable. The
announcements g include recital June
by a trio composed Of Miss Ruth
Bronson, violfnist: Dore walten,
cellist, and Mrs. Frank Byram, plan,
list; June %, recital by the Kaspar
String Quartet, consisting Of Mrs.
Wtlbur-Parks. first violin; Mathew
T,
viola. and Oliver Smith. violoncellist.
June IL the program after the club
dinner will take the form Of an Irish
evening, and will include a talk on
The Art Of Ireland by Dennis Nc
Carthy, and selections on the Irish
A unique program has been ar.
ranged for the evening service at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational
to be rendered by the Mount
Pleasant Chorus. directed by Norton
NJ. Little. Noted choruses from cell
ebrated masses will be given. among
tns" and B se fa1 Both from
Weber's "Mass in G Major and
Gounod's "st. Cecilia Mass" Mr.
at the organ. will play for
Sonata. BY auiimant. and for post post
Jude Finale" from the same work.
This morning the music will consist
of the organ prelude. Oriental
Sketch" by Bird; contralto solo.
Arise, Shine by MacDermid. Miss
"The Snow by Edgar, sung by the
Mount Pleasant Chorus. with violin
obbligato by Mrs. Horace Dulin, Miss
Daisy Fickenscher. Charles Casterlin
and Philip West: organ postlude,
For the morning service at the
Heights Presbyterian
Church today the musical program
has been arranged by Mrs, Charles
Brooks Smith, organist, and will in
clude the organ prelude. calculation"
by D'Evry; violin solo, Romance" by
Franz Riez, Arseino Ralon: Gloria.
old chant: soprano solo. Come. Ye
by John Prindle Scott, Mrs.
Wayne B. Wheeler; postlude by LIE.
mare. This evening Mrs. Wheeler will
sing Trusting in Thy Love-" by
Adam Geibel.
Aspreliminary musical service will
be given each Sunday evening dur