Evening star., 1909-05-30
lille D. Miller and Miss Aileen Miller
played the accomplishments, each con.
tributing also solo.

lille D. Miller and Miss Aileen Miller
| played the accompaniments, each con.
tributing also solo.
| The Musurgia Club was entert aimed
Monday by the Analostan Boat Club at
| the clubhouse. Music and recitauons
formed a large part Of the evenings en-
tertainment the Musurgda Club giving "A
Winter Song (Bullard), .'The, Elfman" :.
| (Gibson) and ashes OF Roses" Coles;
| the Madigral Quartet. composed OF Mr.. Jo-
seph F. Matthew. first tenor; Leroy Gil
der second tenor. James Hicks. first bass.
and Theodore T. Apple. second bass, scor-
ed a great success in "Rockin' in de Win
tNeidlinger) and Poor Willie tAtktn-
SOM. Miss Katherine Rogers added to
Sweet Miss Mary tNeidlinEer) ana
other selections. and Mr.. Edwin CalloW
of the Washington Readers Club gave
some recita tions in dialect. In the abb
sence of Mr.. Edgar Priest the Musurgia
Club as well as the Madgral Quartet sanS
under the direction of Mr.. Charles X.
Bartlett.
Mrs. A. D. Melvin will sing AT the morn
ing service OF the Mount Pleasant Con-
gresational Church today. She will p
neard in 20 My America composed es-
pecially by her for Decoration day. and
members of the G. A. r. are cordially in
vited TO attend this service.
Mr.. II. II. Freeman. will give an organ
recital today at the Churcn of the AS
eension and will also play at the evening
service. Mr.. Freeman has just returned
from trip to North Carolina. alf.
francs Harrison substituted at the organ
at St Johns Church Sunday last in the
absence Of Mr.. Freeman.
Mr. Dore Wolfsteiner. voloncell:st 10
having a pleasant stay in Brussels among
his relatives and former musical acquaint-
ances. He has recently returned from
~ ,toif iv, Dn,e1 wr@ll
to Washington some time during the
summer.
Miss Nellie E. scheckles has been en-
gagged organist at st. Marks Luther
an Church.
Mr. George A. Webster. formerly or
ganist and choirmaster Of several
Of the New England Conservatory Of
Music, has accepted the position OF Oh
ganist and choirmaster at st. Nary2
Church. in Boston. Mass. and his choz
sang in the thirty-tbird anniversary cho1
festival at the Church OF the Adve&
Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel H. Moore and NfH
and Mrs. Edwin call0w left yesterda
for short stay at Harpers Ferry.
The annual benefit concert at Grace n
E. Church occurred Friday evening. The
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Club. Miss Ada Tennyson Arundal. con.
tralto. of Philadelphia: Mr.. Arthur But
Ter Pierce, who delighted the audience
with some coon" songs: Mr.. Joseph Ma
My Sweet by Hawley, and Mr.. Edwin
Callow, who gave recitations.
The accompanies were Miss Carolyne
Smith, Mrs. Edwin Callow, Mr.. Howard
r. Barnes. and Mr.. J. w. Cheney. n.
The Mursurgia Club sang under the di-
rection Of Mr.. Charles r. Bartlett.
At the Washington Heights Presby-
teran Church Mrs. Blanche Muir
Daigleish will sing at the morning
service. THE King OF Love, My shep
herd Is" by Gounod. and In the evening
she will be heard in the hymn. he Lead
eth Me- set to the music of the old song.
Sweet Genevieve."
+ The sixth annual recital of the pupils
of William A.. Beall was held Monday
and Tuesday evenings at the National
Rifles Armory. They were ass sted by
Mrs. Cecilia Howard Fentress. Miss
Lulu Wright. Mr.. Harry p. Wilkins. Mr..
Frank Vermilion. Mr.. Stephen Laut.
Master. Irwin Cosgrove and Master Willie
Zeitler Miss Katherine a. f; Hennessy
in harmony and composition aud received
certificates and medals.
Those taking part were Katherine r.
Hennessy. Mabel Loveiace. Marie Gagan.
line Ennis. Emma walch. Fay Grimth,
Maud Johnson, Evelyn Wiley. Margaret
Lyons. Ada Stewart, Rena Wood. Mary
Rollins. Annie Lithgow. Lillian Thieie.
Elizabeth Grady, Mary Sheehy. Kather-
Inc Stephenson, George Hayes. Bert.s
Hayes, Titlie !. Weisburg. Alice Wapie.
Ethel Loveless. Ruth Points, Ethel Nc
AlIister. Mildred Peck, Annie Patten.
Hilda Farr, Emma Farr. Annis Frass,
Nellie Turner, Josephine Mckee, Elsie
Stommel. Anna Maisak. Ernest Mark
ward, Frank Kelly, Oscar Zeitler. Isaac
FTeiburg Fred Connor. Tliman Stephen
son. Irwin Cosgrove. Henry Darcey, Leo
.Lston. Francis Riley. John scanlon aue
George Essex.