Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-03

der the direction of Mr.. Walter Holt of this
city. made separate successes. Mrs. jose
phine Esputa Daily was the accompanist.
Mrs. Blanche Mattingly Rogers soprano
soloist in the choir of ST. Aloysius Catholic
Church. was on the program, but because
of illness was unable to appear.
Miss Louise Carson. vioIinist, and Mr..
Norman DAILY will give joint recital in
ST. Johns College later in this month. when
Miss Carson will not only be heard as a
yiolnist but a dramatic contralto. and
one unique feature of the program will be
song to which she will play her own
obligato.
Mr.. Robert Stearns. violinist. gave an
informal pupils recital at his home on
Tuesday evening. The numbers were per-
formed in a creditable manner and delight
ed the parents and friends of the young
violinists. as well their teacher. The
ensemble playing was surprisingly good for
such youthful players. Mr.. Stearns. at the
end of the program. played two violin solos,
one of which was a ''cavatina" recently
composed by himself He was accompa-
MED by Mr.. Harry Wheaton Howard. Mr..
Stearns has also recently written little
song which will unquestionably prove to be
a gem. 1t Is called I'm Absence" Is quite
short and very distinctive In style and very
melodious.
The commencement concert of Trinity
College was given on Tuesday afternoon in
the callege hall by the Caecilian Society
of the college and was a most interesting
affair. Miss Anna Ivan Collins of NORTH
Adams. Mass, graduate of this year was
the leader of the glee club. The follow
ing program was given:
March tPeck). Mandolin Club; Wiegenlied
CBrahmsl, Peggy (Neidlinger). glee club;
violin solo, Miss Augusta Sullivan; Ali tbs
a Dream (Iiawley). Miss Collins, Miss Nc
Gcrrisk, Miss Wickham, Miss kennedy;
serenade q. Titt'D mandolin club; Ber-
ceuse Goddard. Miss Anna l. Collins; man
dolin solo (selected) Miss Margaret Nc
Dewitt. 'o4 Rose D'automne (rostD, MISS
Helen T. Schofield; Dance OF the Lily
Peck). mandolin club; Legend of the
Chimes Ode koven). glee club.
The last musicale of the season was given
in the reading room for the blind last
Thursday afternoon The program, which
was most interesting one, was given by
Mr.. Scott. who gave number of riano
solos by anz. name seldom seen upon
programs They were dainty bits of tone
coloring and beautifully brought out by Mr.
SCOTS delicate technique. He also played
a mazurka by DAlbert and a study by
Bresoni Miss Marion McFall then sang
Lite" by Chaminade; Jean" by Spross;
Parker's ''Glpsy Maiden ''Tattlers." by
Gerald Lane, and for an encore she gave
an exquisite rendering OF THE Last Rose
of Summer" which showed her soft tone
work In the high register to great advan-
tage.
Mr. L. Yungstadt of Baltimore then sang
q IaSclHdtiuS group VI w tiSu IOlh SOUes
and one of the drinking songs composed by
Bellman. g court musician, in ITO. and
sung by him with guitar accompaniment.
Miss Nina Schott was the efficient accom-
PIANIST for Miss McFall and Mr.. Yungstadt.
Mrs Lucille I. Belts gave her pupils
spring recital In the Eastern Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday evening. The church
was handsomely decorated and the pupils
were almost deluged with flowers. 1t was
a particularly good program. and included
the following numbers: Songs-ta) PRO
testation," Norris; (bl "Serenade." Tostf:
Miss Elizabeth Orndorn. Sunset" Buck;
Mr. Russell @. Abbott ta) Land of Yes
terday." Mascheroni; ebl Loves Fantasy.
Schneider; Miss NJ. Estelle Gulick. (a1 "A
Song of Dawn" Allitsen: co. .tSing Me to
Sleep" Greene: Miss Irene Orndorf. fa)
Elaine Bartlett; fb) Drink to Me Only
With Thine Eyes" old English: Mr.. Fred
erick A. schaefer. '.Nymphs and Fawns.'
Bemberg; Miss Bertha NJ. Hansen. Oratorio
Eye Hath Not Seen"-ssThe Holy City"
Gau1; Miss Gulick. Lord Thy Glory Fills
the Heavens - Stabat Mater" Rossini;