Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06

bolt, with oblgato solo by Miss Janet
Coon. Mrs. Neibel and Miss Nellie Sacrey
played the Accomplishments.
At the United Brethren Church last
| Sunday morning Mrs. William F. Doyle
sang Gounod's 20 Divine Redeemer."
with violin obligato by Mr. Brooke
Amiss. and with Miss Lila McBath at
the organ.
The first of the series of musicals by
the pupils Of Miss Helen Gladmon was
given recently. Those who contributed
to the program We're the Misses Lydia
Huke Helen Huke Katherine Rohrer.
guerite Nusbaum, Helen Stake, Mary
Donohue, Mildred Cornwell Mildred
Moore. Lucille Chamberlain, Raymond
Cornwell Leah Gladmon, Frances Somer-
Vile, Eda Beckett, Ruth Hansen. Leah
knuffer, Jennie barley. Margaret
Darby. Clyde Norton and Ralph Dowden.
The choir of Dumbarton Avenue NJ e.
Church. Georgetown. will give its musical
service this evening under the direction OF
Mr.. William T. Glover. with Mrs. Isaac
Birch at the organ. The selections to be
given include "Hark! Hark! My Soul
solos by Mrs. ]. A. Houghton: violin solo.
Miss Roberta Allen: Ave Maria tGounod).
with violin obligato by Mss Allen Miss
Bessie Birch; Thou Art the King GA
brieD, by the full choir.
The senior pupils of the Virgil-Clavier
Schoo'. Miss Georgia Miller director, had
their 'class afternoon" Saturday last.
when the following program was given:
Dance Caprice" Grieg) Mazurka (Cho-
mir
Dance (MacDowelD. "Valcik'' CMokrys).
Miss Ethel Hunt: 'Poupee Valse"
PoldinD. Miss BESSIE Speer; "Minuet In
minor" from "Impromptu," op. 30 No
(Schubert. Miss Isoia Bingaman: Study
No. Is Helle) Miss Mary Penn 'ngton;
Two studies (Kessner). Miss Dorothy Tu-
Wis; Song Without Words Mendelssohn),
NJ IS Grace Breuninger; Funeral March
and Polonaise Chopin. Papillon (Grieg),
Miss Ruth Ebaugh. The c ass was assist
ed by Mr.. Earl Temple, tenor who sang
"In the Dark in the Dew (BalD. ABB
sent (Metcaln, my Dear" (Coumbs) ana
He Was Prince"
The tea given by Miss Pickering
Wednesday at her studio was a success.
both mus cally and socially. The most in
teresting feature OF the program was the
Haensel and Gretel number. Miss Chris
tine Church singing the part Of Gretel and
Miss Pickering the part of Haensel. with
Mrs. Winfield A. Wilson. pianist. playing
the orchestral accompaniment. Other Sc
ections given were Madrigal Gynes) Miss
Blanche Penfeld: when the Birds Go
North" ONilleby). Miss Cora WOLF: "A
Lilly Thou (VinaD. and IS nee We Part
ed" (Speaks) Miss Evangeline McGroarty.
Two attractive numbers were Border
land" an eff ,ctive Christmas song and
IAN Easter WISH" new compositions by
Mr. Ernest Lent. which were sung by
Miss Church. Miss Pehfield and Mr. Wal
ter P ckering assisted at the tea table.
consist of selections from Mime. Butter
fly
Miss Agn-s Bowling. organist of ST n
thongs Church. at ookland. gave a
short organ recital Wednes day evening
at the entertainment given by the Poto-
mac Council. knights Of Columbus. Miss
Bowling is known among the younger
musical set a phenomenal reader.
DR.. Henry G. Hanchott. head of the mu-
sicai department of Natl nal Park Semi
nary. Fore: Glen. has baen engaged
TO direct the choir of st. Thonas's Epis-
copal Church. succeeding Mr.. Edward A.
varela who has temporarily relfnquished
his position on acc@unt OF HI health
DIR Hanchett was TO merry professor OF
music at Ade'phi College Brock n. and
at thu Metropolitan Col eye of furir in
New York, and was a. ore tim o-ganist
of Marble Collegiate Church on 9TH ave-
nue.. New York city.
The bi-monthly meeting. of TIE Organ
ist and Choirmasters League was neld
last Wednesday evening a the rarish
hall of ST Johns Church. Mr.. Henry n.
Freeman being host. parer on COM
positions for thu church was read by
Mr Oscar Franklin Comstock secretary
and treasurer Of the league. At the an
nual meeting, which takes p ace N FcS-
ruary an unusual entertainn mt is be-
ing planned.
Mr.. William E. Greene will direct an Or
chestra of fifteen pieces which will give
j program OF music at the Corco-an Art
Gallery tomorrow evening on the occa-
sion Of the private view OF the works Of
Augustus Saint Gaudens.
There are but seven establishments IN
this country with the facilities for casting