Evening star., 1909-06-27

The closing recital Of the season OF the
Virgil Clavier Piano School, Miss Georgia
F.. Miller, director. took. place Friday
evening at the Washington Club before
q lasge and enthusiastic audience, The
phrasfnS and technique of the puplls "eie
worthy<of special mention. Their numbers
included: Preludes Nos and ~ ana Md
zurkas. op. I, No 6 and OPP. 6S Chopin,
Miss Bessie Speer; Mazurkas, op- "A anu
op. (Chopin), Miss Grace Breunlnser'
Air de Ballet, op. 30 (Chaminade), MISS
Dorothy Lewis; "Chant sans Paroles
(TschaikowskD and Mazurka, op.
(Chopin), Miss Gertrude Becker; Me
Manu." for two pianos, Charnlnade)'
Miss Ruth Ebaugh and Miss Katherine
Nav Brooks; Shadow Dance and I'm
garish" (MacDowelD, Miss Hilda kolar'
"Minuetto' (SchuberD and "Grilfen
(schu,nann), Miss Isora Bingham: Lleo-
eswalzer'' (MoszkowskD. Miss Bessie Ies-
eler: lie Soir," for two pianos Cham-
,nade,. Miss Katherine May Brooks and
Miss Ruth Ebaugh; From An indian
Lodge Song and From Wandering
Iceberg" (MacDowelD, Miss Elizabeth
Defandorf; Vogel ais Prophet tSchumann'
and "Melodie' (MoszkowskD, Miss k M.
Brooks; valse. op. AZ Chopin, Miss Ruth
Ebaugh; Tannhauser Overture, for two
pianos. (Wagner), Miss Katherine May
brooks, Miss Bessie Tegeler, Miss lsora
Bingaman and Miss Ruth EpauSh.
A a resuit of the examination recently
taken in New York by MIR. Oscar Franklin
Comstock he has been made 1elloW ol
the American Guild of Organists' "hich
establishes him in the same class WIN
try Mr.. Comstock is at present the onls
member Of the guild i'll washington
though he hopes to induce others TO
take the examination next year.
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish. contraito,
will give the offertory solo this morning
at the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church. She will be heard in one
Sweetly Solemn Thought by Andrew
Roex. At the evening service Mr. Howell,
baritone. member Of the church and q
recent acquisition to local musical clrcles'
will substitute for Mrs. Dalglelsh
rhe annual recital by the mandolin.
guitar and banjo pupils of the Washing
ton institute of Music took place Tuesday
evening at the Temple Baptist Churcn
under the directionsof Mr. Waiter l.
Holt The pupils were assisted by MISS
Pauline Holer, soprano, in the following
attractive program: Mandolin solo. "valss
Fanta sie'' (SiegeD. and Cradle Song
(AIeyers). Mr. J. A. Parks: guitar SOLO,
ICONS isolation" (Mendelssohn,. and sweet
est story Ever Told (Stults). Mss Helen
Miner: mandolin solo. "Viola" tStauffer).
and "Napolf' (Mezzacaopo), Miss Alice
%. Hill; operatic overture (Bacon), Nor
dica Banjo Club. composed of Mrs. ). n.
Doty. Mr.. George c. F'urbershaw. Mr.. s.
J. Gompers, Mrs. s. ]. Gompers. Mr. Ray
B. Gordon. Mrs. G. F. Johnstone, MISS
A T. Murray, Mr.. Charles Stuts-
man. Mrs. Charles stutsman, Miss
Elizabeth NJ. Tiffany. Miss Julia Wood
ward and Miss c. J. Wurdeman; mandolin
solo, "Waltz de Concert tSieeeD, "B2s-
ton Ideal March tSiegeD. Miss S. H.
Sipher: banjo solo, Moon Winks
(Jaoues), and Twin Star March (Cui-
len), Master Dufour Brown; soprano solo.
Holer: mandolin solo, "Impromptu tAbtl.
and .Witches' Dance (SiegeD. Miss E.
Lee Moore; "serenade' (Schubert. and
Club. composed of Miss S. NJ. Alden. Mrs.
]. n. Doty. Mr.. c. o. Dodge, Mr.. Harry
a. Duce, Mrs. L. Moskowsitz Miss Helen
Miner, Miss A. L. Murray. Mrs. W. r.
Boss Yr stsman Ronert Miss 9RaeT W Tbbetts.
Miss H. l. Walsh. Miss Georgia Woods
and Miss A. II. Wurdeman: mandolin
solo. 'Intermezzo.' from "Cayalleria Rus
ticana" MascagnD and ''Tute Tuter
man: banjo solo. "Amaryllis Waltz
(Bartholdt) and Dance of the Phantoms''
(Farrand). Miss A. L. Murray: mandolin
solo; nConcert Waltz. v No No 3. g. ssiegeD
Miss Elizabeth NJ Tiffany; soprano solo
..rhe Rose 1 Give You" CBischom and
September" tBischofD. Miss Pauline
Holer; Southern Belle March" (Holt.
institute includes Mr.. Walter 7. Holt.
president. and teacher of mandolin,
banjo and guitar: voice, Mrs. W. Fl.
Shircliff: piano and harmony. Mr.. Carl