The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

and Enr1r1Eh fMacil01Fcll Miss Hilda hnlar- Mn
uetto lschubertl and GTilen fSclumannJ Mss Isora
Biugamani LebesEalzer CMoszkOEszii. Miss Bessie /
TcgeleT. Le Soir. two pianos fChzminadel Miss I
Katharine Nay BrOUEs and Miss Ruth Ebaueh !
Prom Indian Lodge Song and From an Iceberg
AIacDoHeiil. Mis- Elizabeth Defandorf. Voeel ais
Pr0phet lSchumGnnl and Melodie l1Ioszkos slll /
Miss Katharine Nay Brooks. Yalse Op A (thorinl
Miss RC1h EhaUEh. --TaunhausCr'- OVgrtllre t.ro
pianos (Wagnerl Miss Katharine Nay Brooks Mis-
Bessie Tegeler Miss Isora Bingamau. and Mis-
Ruth Ebaugh-
Mrs ROutt-JOhnson-Manning presented
her pupils. Miss Gladys AIine strong.
assisted by Mr.. Frank Bouchee. in re-
cital Friday evening IN her studio. 1890
Belmont road, before a critical audience. (
which was enthusiastic over the work OF
the young artists Miss Strong is well
known 20 the musical public of Washing
ton having played for them when she
was but a child 0f eight years
She has also been soloist in tie audi
tOrium Of Ocean Grove. y. J. two sea-
sons. where she has made an emphatic
hit. She showed much progress in her
work and played brilliantly a programme
which would do credit 20 many an older
and more experienced artist She has
splendid technique a fine tone. and plays
The music az the class night exercises
Of the Washington Normal school In the
Franklin Building was more than ordi-
narily good II contained solos. RonaId's
The Rosy Morn and Thomas song
OF Sunshine" by Miss Harriet Harding:
a string trio by Miss Florence Nieser.
'ceilist. Mrs. Lewis. vi0linist. and Mrs.
Frank Byram. pianist; piano solo. The
TannhauseT Overture CLAYTON Johns
Where Blooms the Rose" and Arditi's
Love in Springtine," Miss Amy ST.
mOnds and a group OF children's songs
by Miss Alys Bentley, which she sings
with grace and skill
The mandolin. guitar. and banjo o. oils
OF the Washington Institute OF Music.
Walter T. Holt director. gave thelr an
nual recital az Temple Baptist Church On
Tuesday evening. They were assisted By
Miss Pauline Holer. soprano. pupil OF
Mrs. ". H. Shir-Clff. whose well-ren-
dered numbers added 20 an interesting
programme. Solos on mandolin and
banjo were spiendidly executed by ad-
vanCed pupils OF the institute and the
programme was OF a character enjoyed
by music lovers Favorite numbers were
an operate overture. Siegel and south
ern Belle March. played By the Nordica
Banjo Club and The Serenade.- Schu-
bert and Il iIngeuue March" by the Gut
tar Club. which made its initial appear
ance. and was enthusiastically received.
Ar oscar Franklin Comstook made
hurried trip 10 New York in May for the
purpose Of taking the fellowship exami-
nation OF the American Guild OF Or
ganisJs. The news of his success IN the /
examination has just reached here. This
test. which is a severe and trying one,
q a great honor. as It gives q musician
a standing among his peers. irrespective
OF influence. since the test is absolutely
fair and free from prejudice OF any kind.
Nj Comstock's Bach playing was es-
pc tally complimented-
NJ SIS Marie Becker gave a pupils mu-
sical last Thursday evening at her studio. (
1915 Fairmont street. assisted by Mr-
George W Daw. violinist- The pro
gramme was a long and interesting one, /
as follows:
The Bluebeu" Master Henry Reimer; Jessie
March. Miss Virginia shea. The Woodruff
Master Andrew smith, Kitty Civic" vocal. Miss
Christine Young; aeeomTSnisi. Mss r, Louise
Young; The Rohins Return, Mss Frances Fal-
eoner Flower Song" lyioln solol. Mr.. G.. ".
DGw; accumpaaist. Mrs. q. ". Daw, "Ciaytou's
Grand March. Mss Ruth Stanton. Return q
Spring Mss R. Louise Young; "Consolatio1,
duet. Miss Esther Breuningsr and Mr Lewis
BTeminEcr: In Absenco' lEocal. NisS Mary
Mullen Young; acocmpanlst. Miss K. Louise foung.
Dance Of the Raindr0Qs.' Miss Virginia Shea:
g--rH Al
''Arswer' violin solol. Mr.. q. ". DaW; accom-
panist. Mrs G. " DaW: The Starlight Waltz" I
Master Henry Reimer: Then YoC'n Renember
AIe" Miss Ella FaIconer: Face % Face" tvoczU. .
Miss Anna Bfesnan; accomponist. Miss LorcnA
Booth: Fifth Nocture Miss Ruth Stanton:
''Dedle March. NJ Lewis BreUninser; An
saored" (pocan. Af Henry Breuninger; accom-
1auist Mr Lewis BreuuinEer. -Minuet." Miss
Lorena Booth: Angels Sererade" vocal. Miss
Mary Mullen Young: acComnanisr. MrS- G. W
DaE: violin CbligatO Mr. g. " DlW. Dying
Poe" Miss LoTena Booth Last HOPE" 3ir
James Young; 4 Would That Nv Love vocal
ouetl Miss Anna BUcSnan and Mr- Henry Brolnin-
ger: accomraEist. Mr.. Lewis BreIningeTs Overture
q the Light Cavalry piano duet Miss r. Louise
Young and Mr. James Young
A pleasing musical programme was rem
dered in the parlors OF the Luther Place !
Memorial Church, Tuesday evening. June
2. by Miss Wilmina Flickinger. pianist. /
assisted by Miss Mabel Grigsby, eoutral- !
to
Miss FHckinger has been the pupil OF
Erich Rath, who is well known in mu-
sicaI circles IN Washington. and has been
associated with him in teaching al Hol-
Inns Institute, Virginia, whore he is di-.
rector OF music.
Inc programme was as follows;
Sonata, OT. Beethoven
Andante Varazicni.
Sche-zo
Marcia Funcbr-.
jung Milton
Prelude (roce1tal .Bach
Nocturne Op p No. CHOPIN
Scotch Poem alaclCeii
llSh Love Song Lang
Little Red Fox -Solnervell
Lac0estTaum List
Scrcaade Schubert
Spinning Song
Poiichnelle'' -Rachnsuluos
The annual recital Of the pupils Of Mrs.
Bessie \. Wild was given IN Pythisn
Temple Friday evening before a large
audience.
Those who appeared were:
Eerle Thomas. Miss Clyone Wallace. Miss Louise
Mgiloy. Camies Proudley Miss Lids Gum. Miss
Siary Jou.sc Hussey. Miss Florence Poprns Mss
Mary Louise Wood. Miss Thciua Payne. NJ George
Irwin pToudiey Afr Archer " DAVIS Miss Clara
nrsrs TFffk U7r1-a..s