Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-14

de Lune'' Debussy). ITO a Water Lily
tMacDowelD, Am Stillen Herd" from the
'Aieistersinger" CWagner-Liszp. 'Eroto-
kon and Papillon" (Grieg) and Etude in ID
fiat UiszD.
Miss Marie Hansen has returned to the
city from Baltimore. where she has spent
the winter as a scholarship pupil at the
Peabody Conservatory. She played a con-
certo with orchestral accompaniment at
the closing recital of the institution. scor-
ing an overwhelming success and receiv-
ing three recalls.
The annual election Of officers OF the
Musurgia Club for the ensuing year re-
suited as follows: President and musical
director. Mr.. Edgar Priest: Charles R.
Bartlett. assistant musical director: Le-
Roy A. Glider. vice president: A. B.
Pierce. treasurer; Horace Ward. secre-
tary: H. S. Burbank. librarian: Edwin
Callow. business representative. The en-
tire roster of members attended the cleo
ton and plans were outlined for the work
of the season of 190S-O3. The club will
hold a social evening at the home OF the
treasurer. Mr. A. B. Pierce. Wednesday,
June Il. and 1t is expected that Mr. Will
liam G. Hammond. the well known New
York pianist and composer, Will be pres
ent and play some of his own compost
tionS.
Another delightful musical was given
by Mr. Felix Garziglia Wednesday even
ing last to- a few friends. Musical num-
bers were contributed by some Of his adj
vanced pupils among them Miss Lenore
Lacey. who played "Berceuse" (Greig).
Prelude. opus 4. No. q (Chopin). and the
Benin. who was heard in THE Flatterer'
(Chaminade). and Gypsy Rondo"
HaydD; Miss Marian Nichol. who rem
dered Fruhlingsrauschen" (Sinding). and
Miss Regina Elizabeth Winston. who COW
cred herself and her teacher with glory
by her Interpretation of Chaminade's 'Au-
tumn." Chopin's "Scherzo.' No. .. and
the brilliant Second Polonaise" Of Liszt
A most enjoyable entertainment has
been arranged by Mrs. Lulu Facius Davis
in celebration OF the sixth anniversary of
the Rupert Home. The affair will be
given at the home on Tuesday and the
program will be as follows: Piano solo.
Winston; songs. Roses Everywhere"
Denza), Miss Louise Worden; Gould T.
(TostD. Miss Eva Whitford: violin solos.
'Cavatina'' (SimonettD and "Intrada"
(Bohm). Mrs Ella knight Ellis: tenor
solo. Mr. Herndon Morsell: soprano solos,
Herbst'' Franz). Miss Edna ]. Sheehy:
piano solo. Second Polonaise'' Q,iszt).
Miss Elizabeth Winston: vocal solos. Miss
Matte Gibson. and Hearts Delight"
MIS-. Iflh1OTc, NOCdI SOLO.
Miss A. B. Fisher: recitation, That Old
Sweetheart of Mine" Miss Eva Whit
ford: vocal solos. Mrs. Anna Craig Curry:
My All Bohm), Mr.. ]. Harry Davis.
and Bid Me to Love- Barnar0 and
You Better Ask Me- Gohr) Mrs.
Blanche Muir Dalgeish. Mrs. Lulu Fa-
cius Davis will be the accompanist.
A feature of the program given on la
dies night at the Brookland Baptist
{ Ia OF IL
titled brotherhood Song" written espe-
cially for the occasion by Mr.. Joseph M
Long. the organist of the church.
An attractive program of music was
heard at ST. Johns College last week.
when Mr.. Norman Esputa Daily. pianist.
gave recital. assisted by Mrs. Louise
Carson Hill. violinist. and Mr. Lucius F.
Randolph. jr.. tenor. Mr.. DAILY opened
the recital with Rachmaninoff' Prelude,
followed by a group of small numbers.
"Serenade and Scarf Dance" (Chami-
nade). and a waltz by GODDARD. a group
Of Mcdowell numbers. including ITO a
w Mld 11 RHse TO- 10 Water ate ~, Lily" From
Sea-" Song and Scotch POEM" closing
his program with a ballade by s. Cole
Mrs. Hills violin solo was
Here Kau" Demo Hubay). and Mr.
Randolph was heard in Til Sing the
Songs of Araby" (Frederick Clay and a
Creole Love Song" Edgar SMITH.
The pupils of Mr.. Joseph E. Harrison
were heard in recital on Thursday even
ing. receiving we'll merited commendation
The program included violin solos. Fan
TASTE Pastorale" (Singerlee), George Ofen-
stein: Dream of Love" (Bendix), Isa-
belle MCGEE: air with variations Dancla),
Virle Neall; Intermezzo from .'Cavalleria
Petit Valse' ludwig Mendelssohn),
Master Dufour Brown. the young son of
DR.. and Mrs Brown, the latter the talent
ed organist of the Temple Baptist Church:
Among the Lilies" Frey). Master War
rens Stultz: Gavotte CFrey). Master RAY
mond Hunt. The piano solos were .Caba-
letta' dack), Miss Lee Laid; GOOD
Day" (Hitz). Helen Robertson; Angels
Dream NudwiS). Ruth Briggs. and Ger
man Triumphal March. Mr.. Walter Nc
Daisy Harrison. sister of Mr.. Harrison.
who has a clear. high soprano voice and
who sang Good Day. Marie (Tessard),
and "A May Morning Oenza).
we'll chosen program of musical num-
Ders was rendered by the pupils of Mrs.
Sydney P. Hollingsworth on Thursday
evening last, assisted by Miss Sadie F.
White pianist. and Mr.. Charles Burrhus,
v Wers spre Among the selections given
mite: "A Song of Waiting" ELLEN
Wright, Miss Edith Athey: Wanderers
Night Song Rubinstein), Mrs. HoIiines-
worth and Miss Agnes Preston; Cradle
Song Vannah,. Mrs. Role; The Son of
the Puszta" (keler Bela). Mr. Burrhus;
Hear Me. Ye Winds and Waves Han,
deD. Mr.. Karl Kerr; Happy DAYS (Strei-
ezkD, Miss Agnes Preston, with violin oh
Ilgato by Mr.. Burrhus; "VaIse" U-honinl
Miss White. Miss Edith Athey was the
accompanist. 'io
MI Edgar Priest, organist of ST. PauI.s
Episcopal Church, I'D street and Wa sho
lngton Circle, has taken charge of the
music at st. Adams Church, as Mr.. Mid
dleton, formerly organist and choirmas-
Ter. mas recently rendered his resignation
Mr. j. W. Cheney, jr.. one of Mr.. Priests
d assistants at st. PaulS. is presiding at
the organ of ST. Adams.
Flag day celebration and Children's dav
service Will be given in combination this
morning at Temple Baptist Church.
Hymns appropriate to the occasion will
be rendered by the young people. and Mrs
Dunn. soprano. will sing. by special re-
quest, the Star Spangled Banner" and
the choir. under Mrs. Grace Dufour
Brown, will render De Koven's Recess
sional.
The offertory solo at ST. Anthony's
Catholic Church last Sunday was render
ad by Mrs. Monaghan, wife of Prof
Monaghan of the University of Notre
Dame. Indiana. her selection being an
Ave Maria" by Willard
A piano recital was given by the pupils
Of Miss Ebert at her studio, sos 18th
street northwest. Friday evening last.
Those participating We're the Misses Melba
Turner. katherine Wells Esther LoehI.
Bertha Loehl. Frances Meany. Carlotta
Quirollo. Edna Maedel. Isabelle Lucy.
Helen Demonet. Mrs. Cummings and Mas