Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-04

solo. "Creole Love Song (Buck). Mr..
Bari reading. FRIDAY day, at school,
STUART, Mr.. callow; quartet. Tom, the
Piper's Son Kendalp; Her Eyes (Mil--
denberg): ~ Know a Lovely Garden"
Cd Hardelot): Child Impersonation."
ren Time Tim Fieids), b ;,,, Moo Cow;
Threat tkser), Miss Pechin; bass solo,
I Brave Is the Man" tPinsutil. Mr..
Phelps; duet, Calm as the Night
tiotze). Messrs. Barker and Callow;
quartet from robin Hood"
Mrs. A. NJ Blair. musical director of
the Rdbinstein Club. left Wednesday Tor
her summer home at Gloucester. Mass.
" here she will be joined by her son
Francis, a student of Cornell University
Later in the summer Miss Blanche Yew-
ell. secretary OF the RubnStein Club,
will spend some time ut Gloucester as
the guest OF Mrs. Blair and will return
Miss Vera lone Murray presented a
number OF pupils in piano recital Tuesday
evening at her residence studio. The pro
Duprey), Myron Dodge; 1.-The Fair"
tGurlitt, Miss Augusta johnson; Soma
tina OPP. SO. No. . tClementD. Miss He.ty
Mason; ''Tarantella" Hellerp, Miss Alice
Leapley: waltz. in G major (GurlitD. Miss
Myrtle Peacock; Regrets lMendelsohn)
and b, ''Etude" doeschhorn). Miss Ma
beeha David: sonatina, op. &C. No. 3
(ClementD. Miss Edith Bayne; march,
in G major Gurlitt. Royce Martin
waltz. in d fiat major tChopin,. Miss
Anna Price. At the conclusion of the
program Hermann c. Rakenann, violinist.
with Miss Murray at the piano, played the
Goldmark Suite, op. II.
The seventeenth annual vocal and piano
recital was given by the pupils of Miss
Hattie y. Richie III the Pythian Temple.
The assisting soloists were Mrs. James
/ II. Golden. contralto: Fred NJ. Price
John Irvine. basso. A generous program
was well rendered by the pupils and cor
daily received by the audience. Those
contributing to the program were Adah
Lydia Payette, Josephine Ritz, Sherman
I Cox. Mary Shugrue, Jennie Miller. Henry
Norman, James II. Golden. Rose Clark
Robert MoMackin. Hattie n: Richie,
Ada Lash. Estele Ball. Helen Regan
Mabel Harding, John Irving. Lille Eller,
| Alice Cotter, Frances Quigley. John
Palmer. Albert Llufr!e. Marion Quigley
and John H. Pellen.
! Miss Anita Dieterich will leave Thurs
day for Elmira. y. y. where she will be
! the guest of her sister Mrs. Horace
Wright. Mrs. Wright is known here as
/ Irene Dieterich, concert soprano. She
! Is now filling an engagement In light
opera in Elmira and is said to be meet
! ing with much success. Miss Dleterica
will spend three weeks in Elnira and will
! then go for the rest of the summer to
Atlantic City.
| A recent event Of interest III musical
circles was the recital given by Miss
Wilmina Flickinger, pianist, in the par
+, lors of the Luther Memorial Church. She
was assisted by Miss Mabel Grlgsby. con-
| tralto. III the following program: Sonata,
! OPP. % beethoven. "Andante con NaraZi-
oni' (Scherzo,, Marcia Funebre: 'Juhe
| (Bach); Nocturne. Op. 80. No. I Chopin .
Scotch Poem" (MacDoweiD; Irish Love
| Song" dang: Little Red Fox" lSom-
ervelp; rhe6estraum .sniLn list Ssere
(RaffJ. and "Polichinelle" tRachmanin-
Off.
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish. contralto
soloist of the Washington Heights Pres
byterian Church. has recovered from her
recent indsposi;ion and wifi be in her
place at the church this morning.
The choir OF the Eastern Presbyterian
Church held a special musical service last
Sunday evening, when the following Sc
lections were given: Thy Word is a
Lantern Unto My Feet tYoung), quartet;
| for soprano. alto and tenor. Praise Ye
the Lord" (Randesger,; baritone solo.
Hear Us, O Father aOwen). George H.
Miller. AT the morning communion serv-
/ Ice the choir rendered Gounod's ''Sactus''
! and Herbert'S 20 Sacred Heart Now
/ Wounded" Tie choir is made up of
Miss Bertha Hansen, soprano; Miss Elain
| Sebfine, alto; j. NJ. Bowie. tenor; George
| il. Miller. bass. with Miss Nellie NJ. Sac
| rey at the organ.
| Miss Alice Bentley. director of music
| in the public schools. left last week for
: her summer home, Owlyout Lodge, in the