The Washington herald., 1908-05-24

course, Miss Katharine McNeal: public
school teachers training course. Miss c.
Blacklidge and Miss z. Walton. Music
lovers are cordially invited 20 attend the
commencement. The examination OF the
graduates Of the University OF Music and
Dramatic Art VIII be held on Monday.
May .. at p. n
Mrs Frank Maxwell, OF London. con-
cert singer and former student OF Shakes
peare. gave a beautiful recital at Madison
Hall Seminary last Monday morning 10
the students and faculty Of the school and
few very appreciative friends.
The pupils OF the SIacReynolds-Koehle
Music School gave their spring recital
yesterday afternoon in the hall Of ST.
Johns College. on Vermont avenue. The
following pupils were heard:
Miss Marion CLARK Miss Catherine Cleveland Miss
Ruth HoliiugsEorth. Miss Alma Kaufman Mss
Esther Hughes. Miss Beatrice Hahn Master Pierce
HollingsWorth Miss Matilde Kolb. Master Melville
Bergmann. Hiss Elizabeth Quigley. Miss Emily
koib. Miss Edith Evermauu, Hiss Justina Hill.
Miss kste French. Miss Helen Swomstedt. Miss
Olga Menzei. Master Francis Walter Miss LAouora
Richards. Miss Reboeca Rose. Miss Martha Rose
Miss Maria Mcneil. Miss Florence McDenell Mss
LAei Rose. and Master Irving Cleveland
The Rebew Orchestra. II. W. Weber
conductor. gave a concert Friday even
Ing in Hamline N. E. Church for the ben
eft OF the Hamllne Guard. Boys Brigade.
They were assisted by some of the lead
ing local talent, and gave a splendid con-
cert.
Miss Clara Drew will give pupils
recital tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The singers who will be heard are Mrs.
Adele Davis. Miss Helen Stone. Miss Car
oIyn Murray, Miss Diana Norton, Clar-
ence Childs. and Arthur TirrelL
Mrs. Bradley McDufhe viii present
Miss Ethel Johnson. a promising young
soprano, and Earl Temple. tenor. in joint
recital on Thursday evening. May 2S
They will be assisted by Miss Ruth
Ebaugh, a young piano student Of the
Virgil Clavier Piano School, OF Washing
ton Miss Olive Demarest viii play ac-
compartments.
Mrs. wnford Wits. assistant organist
at the Cathedral. has resigned that posi-
ton. and accepted an organ in Chicago.
Her position at the Cathedral is yet IN
filled. Mr Edgar Priest is organist and
choirmaster.
The pupils Of Miss Beulah Beverly
Chambers, assisted by Miss Julia Peck.
/ soprano. gave their spring recital last
evening in Gunston Hall. with the follow
ing programme:
Overture The Water Carrier" (Cherbinil. two
planes. Miss Carolyn Williams Miss Helen Rhett,
Miss Mary Darrash and Hiss Chambers.
TaTanielle Ram. Miss YelTna H;choock, with
second PIANO accompaniment.
Nocturne (Griegl, Miss josephine Mason.
Variations tvon Wilml. Miss Tuleta Chirin,
with second piano accompaniment
SOug. -CanIOnett1" Haydn. Miss Julia PECK.
les Treludss. symphonic poem lLiszti. for two
pianos Miss Carolyn Williams and Miss Chambers.
Lebcstraum Iiszti Mr.. Bernard SAirClia.
Lebestod from Tristan and Isolde Wagner.
FOR TWO planes. Mrs. Duff Lewis and Miss C'2mbsrs.
valse hrilliau;e DIoszkowsl. two pianos Mrs
Duf Lewis. Miss Tuleta Chittm, Miss Evelyn
Stevens. and Miss Mary Darrsch.
Master Shir-Cln is the gifted son Of
Mrs. Shir-ClifI. soprano in the quartet OF
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church He has great talent and tenn
perament. and quite carried of the hon
Ors among the pianists OF the evening.
The Washington Chorus Club Will give
its fifth and last concert Of the season
Wednesday evening next in Odd Fellows
Hall Il promises 20 be an interesting
and novel affair It IS designated as an
evening OF popular songs and large
number OF the up-to-date songs have been
arranged in medleys. and will be sung
by the club. Each piece will have the
solo part taken by some member Of the
organization so that more than two
dozen members Of the club will be heard
in short individual parts.
Mr.. F. c. Heintz, formerly OF New
Orleans; Mr.. c. F. Stanley. from London,
England Mr.. F. c. Schafer. bassO Of St.
Andrews P. z. Church. viii have special
numbers; Mr.. James II. Cathell will give
some humorous selections. and Miss Mary
Griffin. who scored such a hit in the
clubs third concert. will sing Anna
Helds famous Chloe Song" William J.
Palmer viii direct. and Lewis A. Potter,
jr., viii be the accompanist.
Oscar F. Comstock gave HIS May studio
recital Tuesday last, and a good-sized
audience was in attendance in spite Of the
downpour OF rain. Miss Lillian Damn and
Miss Mercedes GodOy made their hrst
appearance and created a favorable i'm
preston E. G. Davidson's clear tenor
voice was heard TO good advantage in
several songs. Schubert's Who Is Syl-
via?' being specially well done.
Miss Helen Calhoun assisted Mr.. Com
stock IN the performance OF Gades
charming noveIettes arranged for two
pianos by Busoni.
At this mornings service in Trinity
Church. Mrs. Charles Denhardt viii sing
I VIII Extol Thee" from MoliQue's ora
tOrio. Abraham"
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto T. Simon viii close
their studios at 172O P street and sail for
Europe on May 80. They will spend
the summer in Italy and on the continent
and return here in October.
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