Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-20

recital for this season on Eriday svening
IN his studio. An interesting program was
arranged and the pupfas were assisted ~
Miss 6ertis Thompson. soprano. and Aiss
numberS were the Gounod ave Maria. "
sung By Miss Thompson. with violin obl1-
cato played by Miss King the orgnn pre-
piano 81 Li.st and 3 pl.ysd 1 81 Ms csarise
McCArfy. very gifted and excellent per-
former: and the Bach prelude accompani-
ment g the Gounod Are Maria" played
boy OF twelve years. The other numbers
were al well performed and were as fol-
lows. Aaxurka In b minor BY Chopin. Miss
On the Playground" fb) Dance on the
Lawn" fKullakl. Miss Bertha Love: "Idilio.1
U4ack). Miss Helen McCumber: .Scharpen-
Win Last Hope oa ss an[,e Ms. h Ma
dred Thwtng: aria con variationi THE Har-
monious Blacksmith CHandeD, Robert
Bond Gotta; Polish Dance" Useharwenka),
Miss Grace Adams: ca La Gondola"
QIenselD tb) AT the Spring Goseffy).
Vivian Church Matson; Magic Fire Music
(Wagner-Brassin). Miss Clarfne McCarty.
Miss Buelah Beverly Chambers will pre-
sent Master Bernard Shir-Clif. pianist. in
recital on Wednesday afternoon in Gunston
Hall. Master Shir-C1in will be assisted by
his mother. Mrs. w. Fl. Shir-Ciif. soprano
soloist in the choirs of the New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church and the Hebrew
Temple on Sth street Miss Chambers viii
give her regular pupils recital In the same
place on Friday evening. assisted by Miss
Pauline Whitaker. contralto soloist In the
choir of the New York Avenue Presbyte-
rian Church. Tiny Miss Marietta Melvin.
aged Ave, the daughter Of Mrs. A. D. Mel
the Mt. Pleasant Congregational Church.
Will make her debut as q pianist and will
play several numbers.
Tyl,, oorcork ,rarr,x, e., A.. ho~.ak -
the Women's Exchange on Wednesday even
ing was most interesting one. It was given
In the National Rifles Armory Hall. The
hit Of the evening was made by Miss Neo-
sl1a Gary In song written by her sister,
Miss Wilmuth Gary, who accompanied her.
This was Naughty Cupid" words by. Hell
ena Laughton. which was sung from manu-
script. The song is dedicated to Miss Alice
Roosevelt. the last White House bride.
Miss Gary sang 1t with much vivacity. and
in excellent voice and received almost an
ovation She Is very young and has q
promising voice.
Mrs Kline. organist OF Waugh Methodist
Episcopal Church, who was called to New
Jersey on account OF the death of her
father, has returned. During her absence
Mr.. William N. Taylor presided at the or
gan. The special music last Sunday even
ing was greatly appreciated. one of the se-
lections being Lioyd's Ie Deum in E fiat,
which was sung with great effect. Mr..
y
Georgetown and is well known as talent
ed musician and organist.
An interested audience of musical people
assembled in the parish hall of ST. John 8
Church. Georgetown, last Wednesday even
Ing to hear the vocal and Instrumental re-
cital given by the pupils of Mr.. George Gold
smith Daland organst and choirmaster.
The program consisted of twenty-one num-
bers, and all of the pupils showed ex-
cellent preparation for their work, and re-
kable self possession in public playing
and singing.
The piano pupils of Mrs. and Miss Keith
will give their annual recital on May 20. at
Typographical Hall.
the Grange Hall. Beltsville. Md, for the
benefit of st. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church. and proved a success financially.
Proceeds are to be used for the benefit Of
the church Those in charge were: Miss
Florence Bendze. Miss Moilie La Roach,
Miss Sadie Jones, Miss Carrie Jones and
Mrs. Gus Boiler.
tended the annual concert of st. Mark 8
Church choirs at National Rifles Hall last
Thursday evening. the proceeds of which
are applied to the choir boys camp fund.
The chorus of seventy voices sang with
excellent effect, and the solo numbers for
voice, plano and violin showed decided
talent and careful training. The soprano
boy soloists were received with special
favor. and deserved the plaudits which they
shared with the adult members of the
choirs.
AT the San Francisco benefit concert
Wednesday evening at Eighth Street Tenn
pie. which was such a great success both
financially and artistcally, Master Ralph
Goldsmith shared in the honors of the
evening by his rendition of Barowski's
Mo- w. md PfShr
This little violinist of eleven years played
with the ease of veteran. His tones and