Evening star., 1925-05-03

At the latest of these concerts (all
of which have been broadcasD Don
Jose Antonio de Huarte of Navarro,
Spain, was violin soloist. He played
Elie's "Haytian Legend" a unique
musical composition, and Sarasate's $
"Habanera."
Senior de Huarte was born in Pam
gan the study of the violin when Z
years old and admits that he often
ran away from school to take his
violin out into the woods and play
Don Felipe Aramendia, a noted
Basque professor, was his first teacher.
Two years later, the child prodigy was
playing before the public, and the peo-
pie of his native town called him
| 1.-The little Sarasate," after the great
| composer-violinist. who was also from
Navarro. In his early teens Senior de
| Huarte was enrolled at the conserva-
| tory in Madrid and is said to have
completed the requirements OF the
! eight-year course in two years. lie
also took four courses in solfeggio
and two in harmony.
He then went to Vienna and studied
with the famous Sevick, and. later.
! in London. studied with Sauret. At
| Frankfort on Main he studied under
| Prof. Hugo Herman.
came to America. He has been play
| ing in Washington with principal
| local orchestraS under the direction
/ Of Daniel Breeskin
Another Latin artist who has Gre
ated much interest in Washington,
| where he has appeared only few
| times to date, is Leopoldo Gutierrez.
the Chilean baritone, who has a
voice of huge volume, remarkable
| n n l.
| ity. Senor Gutierrez has sung a
number of operate roles, among his
! most successful being that of Anon
! asro. in Aida
! Last Monday night at the banquet
/ of the American Civic Association, at
! The Mayf1ower, Senor Gutierrez sang
three groups of American songs, in
| cluding the following unusual and
melodious songs: "Princesita' and
''Ayl Ay. Ayt" both by Perez -Freire
of the singers native Chile; Vidal
| ita," of Argentina, by Alberto VIII
liams; PercivaTs 20 PinhaT and the
| "Adventurer's Song" from Gomez S
/ opera, I'll Guarani," of Brazil:
| Huarte's "Cubanita," of Cuba, and
| Silva's "El Ombu," OF Uruguay
Senor Gutierrez also sang a distinctly
individual Interpretation of Obey
| Speaks "On the Road to Mandalay,'
/ tiS lie S0Iu, III AIIlSIICdIi.
Isabel Garvin Shelley will present q
recital at her studio, 1924 III street
northwest, Tuesday evening at
O'Clock, assisted by Florence Ring
pianist, and Eleanor Dunn, violinist.
The program will be: Lullaby,
from ''Natoma" Victor HerberD
thing" tWard) and Smile" Gillinesl
4 duxa T6 n 10
Riego), Adelaide Boyd; "Sing On
Denza) and Goodbye" (Tostn Will
violin obbligato, Marie Dietrich: Gray
Days tJohnson) and Little PinE
Rose" Bond), Mrs. ]. B. Holland; "A
Sailors Life for Me- (Oehmler) ano
''Why l Love You" (Coernel, ]. L
| Smith.
At st. Margaret's Episcopal Church
this afternoon at 4:3O the last specia
musical service of the season will bt
rendered by the vested choir. TIL,
program is selected from the compo
sitions of Charles FRANCHISE Gounoc
and Includes Tenor solo, Adore and
Be Still; anthem, THE Peace of Cod
duet for soprano and bass. Forever
With the Lord; the 'Sanctus.
"Agnus Del" and Gloria" from the
Saint Celia Mass At the offertory
Lord" and for the vesper hymn
Graded All Holy"
The solo parts will be sung by Myrs
NJ. Marks, Mrs. w. II. Beck. W. W
Gantz and A. l.. Lambdin. The offer
tory will be sung by Martha Everett
| Donald 3. Mcleod is the organist anC
choirmaSter.
Grace La Mar, mezzo; Miriam Lar
king. celliSt; Rina GreenberG. violin
list, and Kathryn Crowley. of the Mar
jorie Webster School presented the
musical numbers at an entertainment
given Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Davis Ireland.
Special music at the joint social o
the home department and Sunda!
school of the West Washington Bap
tist Church Thursday evening were
solos by Meta Craig, soprano, ant
piano compositions by Elizabeth Col
lison Hill; choruses by the churcl
choir, with incidental duets by Mrs
Garrison and Miss LadSon, accom-
panied by Mrs. Hill.
, F'ranceska kaspar Lawson left Tues
day for three recitals at Rerea Col
lege, marlborough and Moundsville
w. Va. She will return to Washing
: ton Wednesday.
Dusolina Giannini. meZzo. .sopra no
, who has been enthusiastically received
J by audiences in Washington at sew
eral public recitals, sang Monday
: night at tbe home of Mrs. Orme VIII
son. Miss Iiannini left the following
: day for New York and sailed Wednes
DAY Tor european concert tour.
Elena de Sayn School for Violin anc
, United Arts will give its annual re
cital next Sunday afternoon Thos,
who are interested are requested Il
: apply for an invitation card The re
!, cital will include violin, piano anC
dance numbers.
/, The Elena de Sayn School will holC
| its Summer session from June to Sep
tember, in Asheville, n. c., for tn,
fifth season. Nine. l.. n. Vassiliey;
has been engaged to direct the dane
ing.
Alice Eversman, Washington so
prano, has met with success in he
operatic performances in Havana
Cuba.
, Earl Carbauh, baritone; Mrs. Bruce
Macarthur, impersonator, and Rol
Carbauh, xylophone player, with Lii
| liam Carbauh as accompaniSt, pre-
sented a delightful program at th'
Wardman Park Hotel last Thursda,
evening for the benefit of the Schoo
: of Nursing, National Homeopathic
Hospital, given under the auspice:
: of the Alumnae Association.
Robert NJ. Ruckman has announced
his resignation from the First Bap
tist Church to accept the position o
organist and choirmaster of Grace
NJ. E, Church, Brooklyn, \. Y.
The Tuesday Evening Music Clut