Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-24

quers (Spinder) Misses Boyle and KRAFT
| ser: La Palorna CYradier), by the Eury7
| dice Club. consisting of Louise HOLMAN.
Anna Butler. Lillian Gala han. Janet Nc
| Quade, Mary Murray Agnes Maher. Ber-
tina Galley. Emma Baillargeon. Edith Len
| non and Irene kratzer. vioins and man.
| doins. with Miss Mildred Connolly at the
| piano; Nalse Lyriaue (Pfefferken>. Miss
kFatzer: Song of the South G>andsberg>.
| by the Glee Club. under the direction of
| Miss Agatha Kelley, and an address by
the senior president. Miss Helen Vlymen.
| The members of the Glee Club were
| Misses Helen Sullivan. Emma Baillargeon.
| May Shovel. Elizabeth Merkle Marquee
| rite Pace. May Harshmdn. Honera Shine.
| Rosaand Brownell. first sopranos: Helen
Vlymen. Anna Butler. Lillian Callahan.
May Wright. Amy Gardner Kathleen
Greedy. second sopranos: Mildred Con-
Eleanor O'Bren and Claire Wallis. first
altos: Ora Dausby and Bertha Strootman.
second altos.
The commencement and graduating ex-
ercises of the University of Music and
Dramatic Art will be held Wednesday,
| MAY 81 at 4 nm. at the Columbia Thea
| ter Miss Katharine McNeal will gradu-
ate in the n ano teachers training course
which is under the direction of Nine. Won
| I-nschuld: Miss c. Black'idge and Mss f.
| Walton will complete the public school
| teachers training course which is in the
| care of NIrs c. A. Johnson. The exami-
| nation of the graduates of the University
o. Music and Dramatic Art will be held
! May - at 3 pm.
| riano and violin recital by the pupils
Of the primary and intermediate grades of
| the MacRevnolds Music School was g'v-
| en- es-erday. and retloundod 20 the credit
| both of the school and pupils. Those part'c-
| mating we"e Misses Ruth Hollinssworth
| Esther Hughes. Olga Mcneil. Maria Mem
! eel Emily Ko'h. Marion Clark. Master Irv-
| ing Cleveland Miss Catherine Cleveland.
| Alma Kaufman. Beatrice Hahn, Master
Pierce Hollingsuorth. Master Melville
| Rergmann Miss Eliza beth Ouigley Edith
| Evermann. Just.na Hill. Kate French.
| Helen Swormstedt. Mas Francis Wal
ter Misses Lenora Richards. Rebecca
Rose, Martha Rose. Florence Mcdowell
| Lael Rose: chldren's symphony Dur
que for piano. vio'ins. voices and toy in
struments>. by HAYDN. allegro. menuetto.
finale. preston. Misses Margaret Eliza
Dolliver Rcsalie Waters Janet Ransome
Helen Qug1ey. Gretchen Mcneil Master
Kenneth Collins and all of the above-men-
toned pupils
Mr. Oscar Gareissen closed his studio
here last Wednesday. and after short
holiday trip in the north with Mrs Gareis-
sen will go to Rochester n Y. where he
will conduct summer class, as he did so
uccessfully last season.
The closing musical program o. the
season was rendered last night at the
Washington College for Young Ladies'
The numbers presented were under thu d.
rection of Prof Hopkins. and consisted
of Bartlett's Polka de Concert" Miss
Mary House: Weber's "Invft alton to the
Dance" Miss Rernice Schlosberg and
Wallenhaupt's "Scherzo Brill'ante" for
two pianos. Miss Ella Yeager and Mr..
Hopkins. With the closing of the COL
to Baltimore. where he has several en-
gagements to appear as pianist.
and from there will spend the rest OF the
summer at Lake George
Those who RESPONDED to the cards sent
out nv Mrs. Belts for musical at home
last Wednesday had no end of a good time
besides ENJOYING well rendered program
duet. "Shadowtown'' Gvnes). Miss Janet
Coon and Miss Martha Garrison: Spring
time fBecker'. Miss Lucy Coberth: Irish
folk song Foote) and Happy DAYS
e .:Gres <-, Miss E:lizahet Corkery;
Loves Dream Bischoff). Walter H.
Welt: IF We're You (Buck) Miss Lima
Coberith: September (Charton) and
Because I Love You. Dear (Hawley).
Miss Martha Garrison Between Times
fF'ieldnes). The Toner. and the Devir'
fRussel G. AbbotD. THE Violet (Czapek)
and Lullaby Deucel. Miss Janet Coon:
Mine All Bohm). Miss Anna Belts: "A
Song of Dawn" (Allittsen) and "A Rose
Den.a) Miss Lucille Brooks: who is
Svlvia?" GSchuberD and Thine Eyes So
Blue and Tender (Old English). Edwin
R. Davidson: ''Omio Fernando" Doni-
zettD and "Dost Thou Know (Tnomas).
Miss Estelle Gulick. Miss Nellie Sacrey
filled the inelorious role of accompanist
with skill and sympathy.
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish was the
soloist last Thursday night at the
Epiphany Church at the meeting of the
United Kings League of the District
Among her songs were Angus Mac
Donald Two Little Irish Songs
Iohr,. THE Pretty Creature" ONilson)
and Kate Vannali's Cradle Song" She
Miss Cryder has issued cards for a
musical this afternoon at her residence.
1924 street northwest. at 4 o'clock.
At the testimonial concert to be given
tonight to Signor Luigi Teti at Carroll In
stitute Hall an attractive program will be
rendered The first number will be an
| original composition by Signor Teti en-
titled "Homage to Washingtonians."
played by an orchestra of local musicians.
| This will be followed by an overture.
raymond "a. Thomas: bass solo. Wit
toria Milo Core CarissimD. Prof. Emile
f Mort: concert mazurka. Tire STEELE"
Three Stars a.. TetD: contralto solo.
| "Lieti Signori." fro, The Huguenots'
(Meyerbeer) Miss Bertha Mort: tenor
solo. For All Eternity" (MascheronD,
| Mr. Charlton Howeth: selection. "Pag-
| liacca" Leoncavalo): harp solo, Fan
| tasia on "Cavalleria Rusticana" MAS
cagnD. Signor Francesca Nicoletta: So
prano solo. aria "Ernani Involami'
| from "Ernani' tVerdD: Dance of the
Hours" from "Giocanda.' (PonchiellD
A very interesting piano recital was
given by some of the pupils of Miss Julia
Maedel Friday evening. May 8. at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs Herman E. Blau,
| No. Rhode Island avenue northwest.
| The lengthy program was pleasingly rem
| dered by the following young ladies and
gentlemen: Misses Katherine Suits,
| Lille Beck Vida Welfey Thelmas Ste
| phane. Gertrude Cecil. Ray Drury, Eda
Wilson, Isabel Price, agnes Daily. Edna
| Reiter Leila Halvorsen and Masters
| Harry Gauss. Leo DAILY. Murrell Frazier
| and Marion Frazier. Miss Janette Baker.
accompanied by Miss Maedel, rendered
cornet solo which was much appreciated.
Mr. Eastman favored the guests with
| were served.
Mr. Milford Willis. assistant organlSt at
| the National Cathedral has resigned to
take up work in Chicago. His successor
| has not yet been appointed Mr.. Edgar
| Priest is in charge of the music at the
cathedral
Miss Marguerite Allen will be the organ
| ist a the mass meeting to be held in the
Cgt na1 T.