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

or nervousness. 1t is to be hoped that
there may be many other opportunities for
hearing her very excellent voice.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gareissen will spend
their summer in Warm Springs, Va They
will remain in Washington during the
month of June, leaving for Warm Springs
the LIST of July.
Mr., and Mrs. Otto Torney Simon left on
Friday for New York and sailed yesterday
for England They will spend several
weeks resting in the mountains of Wales,
then go to London for a considerable stay
coaching and studying oratorio. They will
later go for stay with friends in Germany
any Italy.
The very young pupils of Mrs Mabelle
Storms gave an interesting recital and ex-
hlbition of the system of Julia Lois Caruth-
ers for tiny hands and child minds yester-
day afternoon In the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church. The pupils ranged In
ages from six to twelve years. The tests of
ear and memory training were novel fea-
lures. Their program was follows:
"a. B, G" (Mozart). May, May, All Is
Gay Qolk song), Marjorie and Dorothy
West: song, Spinning Song tReinecke),
Esther and Hortense Hitchcock; Spring
Song" (Mendelssohn. arranged by Gran
deis). CarIotta Corey: Joyous Peasant
| (Schumann). Dorothy Johnston: song. The
Slumber Boat" Qfaynor), Nancy Johnston,
| accompanied by Dorothy; melody (Sicilian).
| galop (German) Nancy Johnston, Grace
| Stanton; Consolation" (Mendelssohn. ar
ranged by Brandeis). Hortense Hitchcock;
| test of ear training. Hortense Hitchcock.
Dorothy Johnston; technic, with songs,
| Nancy Johnston. Esther Hitchcock, MIL
bred Silcott. Grace Stanton. Dorothy
| Ashley, Miriam Doyle, accompanied by Mrs.
| George 3. Corey; test OF memory training.
| Sonafine OPP. 49, No. 8 (ClementD. Isabel
| Briggs: song. Swinging in the Orchard"
| tCowen). Miriam Doyle accompanied by
1 Ruth Bennett; 'Fester Entschluss" (Lich-
/ 3E No Allaprpftn
/ (CIementD. Ruth Bennett; students Song
| {KleinmicheD Mildred and Virginia Hawk
hurst ALA Turca" (MozarD. Virginia
Hawxhurst; "Rondino (Czerny1. Miriam
| Doyle, Dorothy Ashley, Esther Hitchcock,
The choir of ST. Andrews Episcopal
Church will sing Harry Howe Shelley
| THE Inheritance Divine this evening in
| the church. The solos will be taken by the
| members OF the quartet of the church, COM
| posed OF Mrs. Fanny At Lee Gage, soprano;
| Apple. tenor, and Mr.. F. c. Schaefer,
| basso The chorus numbers thirty voices,
| and Mr.. Apple Is the director. Mr.. Fulton
| s. Karr is the organist
| Miss yirginie Bestor, brilliant pianist
/ gave an interesting recital last evening In
/ the ball room of the Portner, with her first
| year and advanced pupils. Among the
| Cooling, Miss Irma Emmerich. Miss Mildred
/ Adams, Miss Elizabeth Hamilton and Miss
| Dorothy. The others on the program In
| cIuded Miss Mary Belle Emmerich, Mr..
| Dennette Adams, Miss Anne Brwan, Mr.
| Frederick Knight. Miss Dorothy Canaga
| Miss Dorothy Adams. Miss Evelyn Offutt,
Miss Bessie Baker, Miss Grace Harvey,
| Miss Marata Armstrong and Miss Bestor,
! who played the Liszt Ballade In minor.
I The program closed with a performance
| of Bomberg's Kindersynnphonie. given by
| the advanced pupils.
| An instrumental recital was given on
| Tuesday evening by the pupils of Miss Sue
1 ID. Womble, fl35 10th street. which was
/ a ereditable affair. both TO pupils and
! teacher, The program consisted of the fol-
1 lowing: Duet. "Qui Vive" tGans, Op 12),
| Misses Alice and Ruth PLACER; solo.
! Melody of Love (Engeimannl. Miss Bessie
/ Bremerman: solo. Thine Own" (nocturne,
| I.ange1. Miss Edna Colburn; solo. Spin
| ming Song fElmenreich1, Miss Katie Leon
ard; duet, Bright as q Button Polka"
| (Cloy)l. and Manhattan Beach March
/ (Sousal, Master VIII and Miss Carmel
| Walsh: solo. Little Sunbeam Waltz
| Q.ensburg). Miss Klenda Hornung; solo.