Evening star., 1909-06-20

rence returned last week to Morgantown,
w Va, for their third season as mempeis ;
of the faculty of the summer schooi' anu
took part Monday night in the facuity
concert Mr.. Lawrence for the present
will return to the city SATURDAY OIL eaeh
week to take charge Of the music al the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Sunday mornings.
Nr Hermann Rakemann. the conducIol
of the new Washington symphony VI
cbestra has returned from visit 10 ne"
York made in the interest oil the of'hes-
ira and to look over some new eohipoai
tions for their concerts next season. otis
of the novelties which Will De presented
win be = manuscript work, symphonic
nieces nv Arthur y. Wight or Dui"iSh
College, England, the composluoll pelns @
dedicated to Mr.. Rakemahh- WI; ,s,
WoIfsteiner. who has just returned L'o!l
Europe after several months VISIT ~
Brussels. will be one Of the SOLO ceiliSls u
the orchestra.
The closing meeting Of the season OF the
Junior Stage Fright club laSI Moituay
the residence Of Miss Alice Buroage w.
devoted to the works of Chopin ana LISA,.
A sketch OF their lives was read nS . W.
Burbage and Miss Bella SChillih .
PLAYED the First Nocturne In Is Ial hiiIpa ~,
iChopin Miss Florence HERMANN tle
Flrossaise in ID fiat, and Miss BurDdse
gave the following Chopin selections.
Nocturne in minor, Nocturne IN y li.lI
ma ior, Valse Brilliante IN nat ~, s1i.u
..TroisierIe Rallade,' in A fiat. In ltiuS-
-ration of LISTS works Miss Florence
Hermann played the Thirteenth Rhap
sodie and afterward, by special reduest'
NacDoweu's Concert Etude. Miss Bur,
hage will shortly leave for her ahiluai
summer outing at Bar Harpof.
Mr.. Edwin Callow, baritone, will sing
MY Shepherd by Marsh, as an oiet-
torv solo at Marvin NJ. T.. Church TINS
morning and in the evening VIII conlrip-
ute a solo at Grace NJ. T. Church
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish will sing
for the offertory number this morning d.
the Washington Heights PRESBYTERIAN
Church a new composition by Mr.. Hern-
don Morsell entitled Heaven Is. MY
Home" At the evening service she VIII
be heard in setting to the hymn Apiue
With Me-" by Kate Vannah-
Master Samuel A. Leech was presented
with a gold medal Trinity Sunday IN rec
ngnition of his solo work at the conse-
cration service of Bishop Alfred Harding
Mrs. Althea Gibbs Powell of the Port
ner was the donor of the medal. Master
Leech was the soprano sololst Tor some
years of st. Paul's Episcopal Church, but
is now member of st. Johns choir.
A feature of interest at thS entertain
nient given by the small boys of Con
zaga School was a new musical setung
of 'FWynken, Blynken and Nod written
by Mr.. Ernest T. Winchester. music mas
ter of the school. especially for them and
sung by the boys of the kindergarten
class in chorus. Appropriately gowned In
their ''nighties" the tots sang the piece
with great expression and scored the hit
Of the evening.
Mr.. William NJ Edison of Riverdale.
10 SnIoiSf a fha
United Brethren Church, last Sunday
evening. He was heard in Fear Not Ye.
o Isreal." Dudley Buck. Miss Lila Nc
Bath officiating at the organ.
Miss Anita Deiterich, soprano, was one
of the soloists at the class night eXer-
eises given by the graduates of the two
year course Friday evening In the as
sembly hall Of Business High School. She
sang "Chanson ProvencaF' Del Acqua),
and for an encore, Cuckoo Song" Ueh-
mani, Miss Olive Demarest playing her
accomplishments. Other musical numbers
March of the High School Cadets
tSousa). Miss E. M. Harvey; violin solo,
Second Nocturne' (Chopin). Irving
Boernstein, encore, "Elegie," with Mrs.
Frank Byram assisting at the piano;
piano solo. Prelude Rachmaninoff),
Harold B. Goldsmith; vocal solos. two
numbers from "A Lover in Damascus
Amy Woodford F'inden), encore. Rose
in the BUD (Forster), Mr.. Walter Gill
liam. Miss Ada Birch. soprano, was also
on the program for a number, but was
unable to be present.
A group of new songs by Mr. .Herndon
MorSell proves to be of more than or
dinary merit. Two of them are sacred
songs. Heaven is My Home" and an
other, ''Tarry with Me. o My Savior"
was sung by Mrs. Dalgleish at the Wash
ington Heights Presbyterian Church last
SUNDAY n
preston. The other two are of diff
ferent type and are entitled Loves
Spring and Il Wait, My Love-"
The Chevy Chase Musical Club held
the closing meeting of the season at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dor
son. in East Irving street The pro-
gram was made up of compositions from
included ''Matin Song" Mr.. Eugene E.
Stevens; male quartet, DIR. Hamilton. MIR.
Barnes, Mr.. j. L. Weaver and Mr.. E. E.
Stevens: mixed voices. Crossing the
Bar Centennial Hymn; The Rosary"
CNevin), My Desire" Miss Lillian
Lewis: ''Thy Beaming Eyes" Miss
Katharine Bates: 1.-The Robin Sings
and The West Wind Croons." Mrs. o.
d. SWEET; Swan Song Mrs. Melliott:
.'old Melody" The Rosary" Mrs H
Claude; The Last Hope" (Gottschalk),
duet, Miss Weaver and Mr.. I.asalle Spier;
instrumental solo, Mrs. Davis: "Slumber
Song" DR.. Hamilton; two original COM
positions by Mr.. Lasalle Spier, 1, Etude.
2. Nocturne; selection by Harry Rowe
Shelley, Mrs. Wainwright, contralto.
Mrs. B. +. Gilmore, contralto of
Epiphany Church, was the offertory
sololst at the morning service last Sun
day. She was heard to advantage in
Gounod's 20 Divine Redeemer."
The annual recital by the pupils Of
Mrs. NJ. B. keath and Miss r. B. Keath
took place last night at Typographical
Temple. The pupils were assisJ ed in
giving the program by Miss A. &. ID.
Murray, soprano: Regina Cole. dramatic
reader; Mr. Edwin Callow, baritone, and
Mr. French S. Hufty, violinist. The
pupils contri buting numbers to the pro-
ley. Theodore +. Holmes, Z. Marion
Saver, Grace a. Mooney, Sallie II. Wal
cott. Mabel L. Moulding, Zella S. Wright,
Clara II. Davenport. r. Beatrice keath,
John F. Murphy, Margaret Ruth Walter,
Mary G. McCauley, Louise Antonia Gal
lenne. Elsie l.. Fitton. Mary F. Bateman,
Florence G. Hayden. Vale G.. Nliet,
Maria Z. Walcott. Mary Lenore Walter.
Thomas Ewing FAINT jr.; Mary Helen
Richards, d. Brock. NJ. Brock. NJ. Wal
ter. Bessie NJ. Lephfew, Sadie Eliza
betn koons. Elmer Louis Rooms. Dor
othvz +. Brock, Josephine Marie Huber
Marian Brock. Lydia Gertrude Kanode
Helen c. Howison, Alvah f. Doherty,
Edna Marie McCauley. Kathleen Muir
ply. Frances {. Murphy, William MEG.
Harlow, Mona l. Nelson, John t. Balt-
Zall. Catherine E. Lohmann. Julia Fit
ton. Florence c. Hayden. Hilda Luchs
Ethel MAY McCauley, Pearl w BaItZell
Ruth F'itton. Elsie Fitten and Zcla
Wright.