Evening star., 1909-05-23

pleted an attractive entertainment. Mrs.
Thomas l.. Jones was the accompanist.
Miss Grace Wilson. daughter of DIR.
". A. Wilson. president of Baylor Col
lege. Texas. who has been spending the
winter In Washington taking special
course of music under Felix Garziglia.
was heard in piano recital previous to her
return 10 her home state last week The
recital was given in the parlors of Madi-
son Hall Seminary, and her numbers In
straume Uiszt. "Liebeswalzer" tMosz-
kowskD. Sonata opus 13. adagio
Beethoven: 'Fantasie Impromptu'
Chopin "Etude in A Flat" CChopin).
'Etude in G Flat" tChopin), Hungarian
Rhapsodie No. IT, Liszt.
The pupils of Hamilton School gave a
musical last night as one of the events
of the closing week of the school year.
The program was a very creditable one
and included 'Polonaise," opus 40. No. l
Chopin Miss Emile Campbell: BE
yond" GamberD. Miss Louise Gohlke;
"Impromptu,' c sharp minor tRheinold)
Miss Alice Butler Cherry; Thou Art
Like Unto Flower" Liszt and 'The
Rosary CNevim. Miss Cora Martin
Scarf Dance tChaminadeD Miss Viola
Taylor: "Papillon" Denneep, Miss Lula
Craig: "The Robin Sings in the Apple
Tree" and Midsummer Lullaby Mac
DowelD. Miss Emile Campbell: Ma
y, ,
waltz, "A la Bien Aimee tschutp. Miss
Inez Frew; Last Night" Kjerul0. %
Vert Thou in the Cauld Blast?" Men
delssohn), Miss Campbell and Miss Bas-
sett: ''Rondo Brlliante" (Mohr). two pia-
nos Miss Frew and Miss Cherry.
Mr.. john Porter Lawrence presented
three advance pupils In recital last Thurs
day evening a Fairmont Seminary. The
program was given by Stella Julian. Re-
becca Lucas and Mary Seller. assisted by
Ruby Munger and the Fairmont Quartet.
and included an aria from The Queen
of Sheba' (Gounod). Ruby Munger: Con
certo H." opus 40 tMendelssohn). Rebec-
ca Lucas, with second piano by Mr.. Law
renee: Moonlight Sonata" opus u, No.
Little One (BevignanD. Ruby Munger;
"Ballade." opus AZ Chopin). Stella Juli-
an: September Song of November"
and The Jingle of June (Bischoh).
Ruby Munger. The Fairmont Quartet,
Ruby Munger. Ellen Linn
Beges. added to the pleasure of the even
ing by singing two numbers at the begin
ming and the end of the program.
The music at Waugh Methodist Church,
Sd and A streets northeast this morning
Heads" by Herbert. In the evening Mr..
William G. Atherholt will give tenor
solo with Overlooking Heart" from
the sacred cantata "Rebekah,' by Barn
by. with MIR. Donald Fl. Freeze at the
organ.
At meeting of the board of directors
Of the Washington College of Music, Inc,
held last week. two new directors were
elected, Mr.. Albert Nin-Frias and Mr..
were Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. presi-
dent; Mr.. S. NJ. Fabian. vice president:
Mr. w. w. Delano, secretary and treas
urer. The board of directors is composed
of Mr.. Wrightson. Mr.. Fabian, Mr..
Delano, Mr.. John l.. Downs. Mr.. l.. p.
Harlow, Mr.. Nin-Frias and Mr.. Miller.
An evening of special music will be
given at the Westminster Memorial
Church at 7:3O this evening. under the
direction of Mrs. Frank Byram. The
choir will be assisted by Miss Ada Birch.
soprano, who will sing the incidental solo
in Mendelssohn's Hear My Prayer !;
Mr.. D. G. Miller and Mr. Roland Roderic4,
who will each contribute a number. The
solo in Dudley Bucks Lord Be Merci-
fur will be sustained by Miss Aileen
Miller, and the Wagner tie Deum' will
will be given by Mrs. Ormsby, Miss Ruth
Miller and Messrs. Church and Donald
son.
A benefit concert was given Wednesday
evening under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society of Gunton-Temple Memorial
Church Mr.. Ewin r. Fewell, pianist.
gave the Polonaise in sharp minor. A
quartet for male voices. "Sleighins Song.
Daniels and Dallas. This was followed by
a recitation by special request, Miss
Sarah Morrison; "Coaxing." duet CE. r.
Graham. Miss Grace Goodpasture and
Mr. Harry Bliss: violin solo 'Mazurka''
CWhynarskD; song. The Throstle" MAUD
v. White), Mrs. B. II. Smart; piano solo.
Minuet in B minor (Schuberp, Mr.. Harry
Kennedy: song, Je Veux Vivre," waltz
song from Romeo and Juliet Mrs.
George Demoner; encore. "Rosalie" De
recitation, Mrs. William Tranty;
song. "Oh. Fair. Oh. Sweet and Holy
(Cantor), Mr.. William J. Palmer. The
were Miss Margaret Dore,
Mr.. Davis Palmer and Mrs. c. o. Good
pasture.
A memorial service will be held at
Mount Vernon NJ. E. Church this after
noon, the program of which will be Civ
en- by the King quartet. which is COM
posed of Mrs. c. B. Bayley. first soprano:
Miss Margaret Foilin. second soprano:
Miss Florence kean. first alto. and Mrs.
Salome Wingate Sanders, second alto.
They will sing "In the Silent Land
(Foote), and abide With Me" Emerson).
Miss Eva Whitford. the regular soloist of
the church. will also be heard in one
Mr.. Edgar Robinson will preside at the
organ.
Mrs. r. w. Isdell will be the offertory
soloist this morning at the Central Pres
byterian Church. She will be heard in
Hold Thou My Hand" by Briggs.
A musical and literary entertainment
was given Thursday evening by the
students of Belcourt Seminary. Miss
Vivian Woodcock. reader. was assisted
by Miss Lucille Sanderson and Miss
Louise Shepherd. soprano. The program
was as follows: Piano solos, In Au-
tumn" and ITO a Wild Rose" Mac
DowelD. Miss Lucille Sanderson; read
ings. "A Tale Browning) and Rosa
lind" from "As You Like It (Shake-
Sing Me TO Sleep" edwin Greene),
and when the Roses Bloom" Louise
Miss Louise Shepherds; read
ings, "Thora" (Bjornson). and extract
from the Dodge Club. Miss Vivian
(Raff). Miss Elizabeth j. Robinson.
Star Agents Association enjoyed it's
social gathering at the
residence Of it's president. Mr.. {. G..
Morgan. 1901. Emerson street northwest.
The program was as follows: Piano
solo. Mrs. w A. Foy; reading, An
Italian at the Ball Came Mr.. Paul
Groves: solos. "A Bowl of Roses"
tClark). Happy Song" tDel Riego) and
Song OF the Jay dolly Varden). Miss
Eva Whitford: recitation. Romeo and
Juliet" from the Sublime to the Ri
diculous" Mr. r. *. Whitford: darky
debate. (which Is Mightier-the Pen or
the Sword" Mr. Paul Groves; solo,
Somebody Been Around Here Since
I've Been Gone" and "Traus- mag ag-nif-i-
GAMBIA dam u -al-ity." Mr.. r. K Whit
ford. recitation ..Ginga Dhin'' and "The