The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

ptIlpEAicI " ub MISS II rank AilActs pNpl
Of Miss NJ. r. Starr Of the department OF
o-atory The following programme was
rendered.
Prelude and Fugae, from Suite + minor. ... Handel
scherzo, minor .Mendessohn
BCrccuse Chopin
"Efentanz,' Op 49, No. 5..-................ Mcdowell
tonc7rtstueCk Weber
Miss B1cy Smith.
Romola and Sayonaroa" "......................- -E0;
The Songs Of Seven ..................Jean Ingeov
Miss Frank Miller. Reader.
Allegro con brio. from Op Beethoven
Song Without Words" g maior. ........M .Mendelssohn
From Concerto in minor Ran
lal AUdante
)bi Allegro.
Miss Mary Stearnss.
On Friday May a. the Friends School
will have it's presentation exercises for
the class Of 1907 The graduates are: EIar-
old Beverly Chase. Helen Douglas. Alex
ander Boiling Gait. g. w. L. Prettyman,
Marguerite Phillips. and Thora Mira
Riley, lie Roy Ordway King receives n
certificate. The following programme will
be rendered,
Nlrche Brillsuto' '.................. .Meudelssohn
Mr. Harvey Murray,
Prayer.
Or Jesse H. Holmes, of swarthmore College.
Violin. Andante frFn ID minor concerto .Yie,xtemps
saint Amour ............. Elgar
R0nde des LATIN" s"...................... Bazzini
Mr.. Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough.
Address. The American Boy"
President Theodore Roosevelt
II Monaco -..-.-...-......... M-yerbeer
The Sword Of Ferara" ................. Bullard
AiT. Wi.br Howard Peter.
Presentation Of Diplomas
Mr., Thomas ". Sdvell
Violin, Scene Olicutale' Goldsborough
Mr.. Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsb5rCugh.
Coronation March ..................... Neyerbeer
Mr. Harvey Murray.
The well-known Nordica Mandolin. Gul-
tar, and Banjo Clubs. Walter T. Holt, d.
rector. and II. Ernest Ganeher, concert
master. Will be heard In a concert next
Friday evening at HamIine NJ f. Church.
eth and streets northwest The pro-
sramme Is as follows. "Tannhauser over
ture, Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Or
chcstra, soprano solo, Summer" Mrs II
u. Dcyo, mandolin and guitar duet
'Nalse De Concert" Walter T. Holt and
II. r. GalleheT, Les Patineurs" and
Cherry N0rdica Mandolin and Guitar
Orchestra, Apollo Quartctte. March to
Arms and American Patrol" Nordica
Banjo Club; recitation, Pauline Pavl0v-
l1. Miss Sue H. Murray. and Chinese
Picnic and Messenger March, Nordica
Guitar. and Banjo Clubs The
Of the 'Tanuhauser Overture"
by the Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra.
with an organ obligato BY Mr.. IT. II
Freeman. one Of WaShingtons favorlte
1rgaulsts. will be q new and pleasing faa-
.ure Of the evening. and the first time a
combination os this kind has been heard
In this city. Mr. Holt and his Noriiea
clubs are favorably known here and
arge attendance is anticipated
The Washington Orchestra Band. which
played an engagement Of over 1000 con-
,erts on the famous steel pier at Allan
-ic CITY. will make a tour Of the high
'lass summer resorts. opening az the local
Luna Park on the 9th of June. for two
weeks, playing tW0-night stands On route
% Cincinnati, where IL appears for two
weeks before opening no Wo0dsfde Park
philadelphia, July 20, for q month. with
he privilege OF an extension Mr. VIII
lam A. Haley, the popular leader Of this
rganization, is 20 be congratulated upon
his success.
On last Tuesday evening q very pleas
ng musicale was given al Guides Hail he
ore an audience that completely filed
he auditorium. i Is 70 the efforts of
Mss Carrie !. Orth 20 aid the ragged
mountain whites of Virginia that the
0Ccess OF the entertainment Is due. Miss
.oziers brilliant interpretations Of num-
'ers by Liszt were heartily received Mr.
crank Meyers "Eulcan's Song" and tho
'los Of Misses Aylmer and Jackson ana
lrs, Phelps received enthusiastic oncores
iiss Elizabeth =. Grahams violin solo
The Hungarian Dance" was excellent
IT, Robert L. Pierson. tenor. rendered
Sing Me To sleep IN a highly pleasing
manner.
On Monday. May %, the graduating re-
ital OF Miss Alice Terrell. from Mary /
and. pupil Of the Piano Teachers Train /
lg Course, Fraulein Marie Won Unscbuld /
Instructor. will be held in the parlors of .
be University Of Music and Dramatic /
ander the following programme:
1ulta A fat major. Audaute con variazioui.
NcheflJ. Marcia FnCbTe glIia mrrtp dun
fIle Bee-hovcn
7udc and FuEue. g maior...,...,............ i,r-h
lTer Ireiuacs. Cbgnip
-n0meureigcn" ................-...... Ti.,,
Tho Development Of the German Church
song ----......-..-..-.-..-...N Alice Terrell
Nncch Bupreclst' ....................... SrbuuauD
ayod by Margaret Chapman instructed by Miss
Ahee Terrell under tie supervision Of FTauein
Marie Won UnscluId
Naud0rer Fsutasia" .......... ScI,,,}e-4 I ;s-,
-chestral accompaniment PLAYED on the second
piano by Frarein Marie Won Unschuld.
On Thursday, May %, at s o'clock. the
'cond graduating recital will be given
Y Miss Martha Urness, from Minnesota
so pupil q the Piano Teachers Train
e Course. Miss Urness will render a
-ogramme Is follows:
naja. Op 2. No l................. Bee4bovsr
Andaut, Allegro Aadeute, Allegro motto viysce.
Adaglo con esmesion-AIlcgTO Viao-Adau2-
Presto.
A1dant. Allegro. Andante, Allegro motto virace.
scarlat'i
voc Up ~ No Chopin
nda. Op W No 5..........................Ch Chopiu.i
horzo e. f5t minor. ,rbon5n
Paper Music History" THE Greek Nns;c
STEM ard the Christian Era
H Heller
PLAYED 10y Lilly Fatzschky. instructed by Miss
utha JmeSs. under the supervision Of Frsulein
Jrle ron Unschuld
iap5ody No List
on Friday. May "a, at o'clock .. m. .
iss Edith Pickering, with her pupils, will
We recital in the parlors of the uni
.rsity.
On Tuesday, May 2S. at o'clock. the
exercises Of the Tnlrer-