Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-16

success. Mr. Fl. P. Hoover directed and
Miss S T. Mason and Miss +. Athey were
the accompanies.
The Enderpean Quartet went to Manas-
sas Va, Friday evening and gave a sue
cessful concert. The quartet is composed
of Mrs. Arthur Dunn, soprano: Miss Mabel
owen contralto; Mr.. Malvin Seaman, ten
or; Mr. Ben Sneback, bass and director,
and Miss Sallie Mason accom- PIANIST.
The pupils of Mrs. A. Matlock Rouss EAU
were heard in recital last Tuesday evening
in the 9th Street Christian Church The
program was selected with discretion and
taste and pleased a good-sized audience
Among those heard were Miss Helen
Wrenn, Miss Mabel Anderson. MISS Eileen
Colona Miss May Bellar, Miss Helen Shaw,
Miss Margaret WEIGH. Miss Sylvan Feiter,
Mr.. Chester Weaver. Miss Annie Farmer,
Miss Olive White, Miss Mary Mccain, Miss
Myrtly Trainham Miss Katie Alderman,
Miss Florence Trainham and Miss Ruth
Fuller The pupils were assisted by Mrs
j. W. Bischoff. whose selections were com
positions by DIR. Bischoff.
The pupils of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Ben
jamin were heard in Continental Hall last
Thursday and Friday evenings in patriotic
program were: Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss
Madeline Meachem, Mr.. John Stunkel, Miss
Dorothy Walton, Ellie MacConchi. Charles
j. Ebaugh, Edna Crandail, Louis Northrup,
dred Stunkel.
The closing exercises of st. Patrick's
Academy in new Carroll Hall last Friday
morning marked the eighty-third annual
commencement of the academy. Rev. DR..
Connolly of the Catholic University pre-
scented the diplomas. Music i'm
portant part of the program. those taking
part being Mary Snow Marjorit Durham.
A--ie Lyons Katie Pagan, Katharine Bren-
man, Master Joseph Lucas, Lucille, Julia
| and inyra "a H.
crime Sullivan, Nellie Johnson, George A.
Degnan. Irene Kemno and Irene BurL.ne.
Mr. Lewis Atwater of ST. Pauls Lutheran
Church will substitute today and next Sun
day for Mr. John Porter Lawrence in the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. s. NJ Fabian has gone to the James
town exposition to fill weeks engage
ment. He will play every evening this week
during the intermission of the band con
certs. On Friday afternoon Mr.. Fabian Will
give a complete piano recital.
Mr.. Sol Minister'S pupils gave most
interesting violin recital last Friday even
ing in the Washington Club. They were
assisted by Miss Eileen Miller soprano.
The following well-selected program was
splendidly given: "B4rcarolle.' Fisher. Mr..
Charlton Lochte; "Berceuse." Marker, Mas
ter Frederic 10y; Romance" Becker, Miss
Nina Heilprin; Spring" Greig. and Mel
ody in F. Rubinstien. Miss Julia Holbrook:
Air and Variations. Dancla. Miss Resale
Conger; Songs, selected Miss Eileen Miller;
Romance" vienna wski; Mrs. T; L. Hol-
Schiffman: "Cantabile ct BOlero.' Danbe,
Miss Ruth Harvey; lie Petite Tambour."
David. Mr.. Robert Cohen: Hungarian
Fantasia. Keller Bella. Master Charles 2.
Seebold: "Reberie." Vieuxtemps. Mr.. Sol.
| Minister. The accompanies were Mrs.
Clara Moran Bernhemer. Mrs. Frank
Byram and Miss Grace Harvey.
The choir of Wesley Chapel, under Mr..
Harrington Barker, orSanist and director.
will render at the morning service The
Soft. Sabbath Calm BarnbySEeley, and
| the alto From Every Stormy Wind That
Blows" Bailey. and in the evening ION,
! Light Whose Beams Iilumine ALL" Breek-
! ct. and the tenor and bass duet, Now We
! Are Ambassadors (St Paul., Mendels-
sohn.
| Miss Pauline Whitaker viii sing "Oh. Ye
! That Love the Lord from the oratorio,
| The Lord is King" in the New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church this evening.
J home on East Capitol street after spending
| the winter and spring in the west.
The annual recital of piano pupils of Miss
| Helen Gladmon was given last Tuesday
| evening in the Pythian Temple, assisted
/ by Mrs. Arthur Dunn. soprano. The pro-
| gram was given with intelligence. taste
| and commendable technique. The ensem-
| BILE work particularly good. Those
| taking part were the Misses Eda Beck
| EFT Kathryn Lang. Leah Gladmon. Mabel
| Gritton Marie Powers. Lydia Huise, Eliz-
| abeth Shoemaker. Leah Knupfer. Helen
| Hulse Kathryn Rohrer. Catherine Cowsill.
! Mildred Cornwell. Tracy Bell Frances
| Sonrerville Edna Crawford. Helen Simp-
! son. Mildred Moore. Madge Britton. Louise
| Shoemaker. Malette Roach and Masters AL
bert Hulse. Ralph Dowden. Arthur Cowsill
! Willard Gatchel. Raymond GatchclI,
Raymond CornweI and Howard Fellows.
| The piano pupils of Miss Berda Stewart
| Wilson gave their annual recital in Car
| roll Institute Hall last Tuesday evening
| before an audience of friends that crowded
! the hall to the doors The pupils were as
| sisted by Mrs Arthur Granville Dunn,
| prano. who sang "Nymphs and Fauns."
| by Bemberg. with good taste and style.
| The hit of the evening was perhaps Con
| cert Stucke," by Weber played by Miss
| Zelda L. Miller, with Miss Wilson at the