Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-30
MUSICAL MENTION.

MI Sydney Lloyd wrightson. the hon.
orary director Of music of the Jamestown
exposition. will give his official recital in
the auditorium of the exposition on Thurs
day. evening next. July 4. at $50 o'clock.
His program Is as follows:
Part one-"A Chain of Roses" Lohr;
1.-The Moonstone." Cornelius: The Lilies.
Clustered Fair and Tall" Dana; Leave
Me Not" Mattel; Love Song Peterson:
"Eiegie." Massenet: Mon Desir," Nevin;
prologue PagliaccD. Leoncavalio.
Part two-Song Cyle: Songs OF the
Norseland." Hermann Lohr: My Ships
That Went a-Sailing:" Love is an Ocean,"
You Loved the Time of Violets;" Time
Was Roved the Mountains" Eyes That
Used to Gaze in Nine" Youth Has a
Happy Tread"
Pupils of Mrs. George F. Iippitt gave an
evening Of song Friday. June p. Those
taking part were Mrs. j. A. Cockley. Mrs.
Daniel Edwards. Mrs. Frank Tucker. Mr..
J. Conner. Miss A. E. Wischhon. Miss Ber-
tina Schaper. Miss Emerald Hermann and
Miss Vance Thornton. Mrs Albert D.
Jackson was accompanist.
The Washington College of Music. Inc,
announces the engagement of Miss Maria
Lee Good win. who succeeds Mr.. 8. Fred
Goodwin was pupil of Prof Davis OF the
Randolph Macon Woman's College. Lynch
burg. Va: Mr.. +. r. Webb OF Staunton,
Va and Mr. Owst and Mr. Fabian of the
tiattng for the engagement OF one of the
finest violin teachers in Berlin and will an
nounce in the course of q few weeks the
name OF the teacher who will come direct
from there and teach in Washington next
season.
Miss Clara Drew will remain in Washing
ton during the summer at her apartment at
the Iroauois. preparing special work for
next season.
The last of the special musical services
for the season at Grace Episcopal Church.
9th and d streets southwest. will be given
this evening at ] 80 o'clock. The choir will
be assisted by outside talent, and Mrs.
Robert Fatt and Mr.. w. w. Mundell the
soprano and bass soloists OF the choir. will
be heard In solo work There will also be
several anthems and the full choral service.
The choir is now completing Its second year
under the direction of DR.. Dales, organist
and choirmaster. and has done excellent
work. These special musical services have
been very popular The choir will sing
only at the morning service during July
and August.
At the Gurley Memorial Presbyterian
Church evening services were closed last
Sunday till after the heated term by an
presided at the organ and the quartet con-
sisted of Miss Jessie Leonora Hansberger
soprano; Miss Ada Powell. alto; Mr.. c.
Haworth, tenor. and Mr.. George Terry
bass. The program included. as anthems,
Savior. Breathe An Evening Blessing
ord 20 Holy Father" by Marchetti; as
duets. Children Pray This Love to Cher
ish." by Sphor, from God. Thou Art
Great" Love Divine" by Stainer, from
the Daughter of Jairus.' and as solos,
"A Nesper Hymn" Adams, by Mr.
Howarth Just For Today" Abbot. by
Miss Hansberger, and the Holy City" by
Mr.. Terry.
The recital given by the pupils of Miss
NJ. Agnes Browne at Carroll Institute Hall
Monday evening last was decided success
The playing OF Liszt's Rhapsodie No IA
executed. Other pupils who contributed to
tie program were Misses Margaret and
Florence Smith. Mary Hardy. Mary and
Annie Neuland. Grace Floyd, Margaret
aid Bertha Tooie. Rose Hellwig. Emma
Wertzel. Clissie Ocpert. Mae Rickenbacher.
McQuade. Kate DAILY. Mary Shunate, Ethel
Hazen, Josie Daily. Jane Adams. Rose Neu-
land: Messrs. Raymond Hardy, Everett
Maddox. James Shumate and James
Lynagh.
Mr. Sydney Lloyd wrightson has engaged
Frances Macmillen. the vioiinist, who Gre
ated such q sensation In this country last
season. for two recitals: one In Washington
on Monday, December o, and one at the
jamestown exposition on October Is.
The piano recital of the pupils of Nine
B. @. Keith and Miss r. B. Keith will be
postponed until the fall
musical. which was much enjoyed By