Evening star., 1909-05-30
CHICAGO NEws

The commencement, and graduating ex-
ercises of the Won Unschuld University oil
Music took place yesterday afternoon IN
the new Masonic Temple auditorium
The program inciuded Sonata. op. p. in
c Sharp minor tBeethoven). Miss Kath-
crime McNeal; concert study (McDOwelD,
Miss Adele Freely; Nocturne. op. -. No
% (Chopin). Miss Blanche Border Polo
naise Militaire' Chopin, Miss May
Donahue; etude in c major tRubinstein)
and "Valse de Concert in E major
(Moszkowsky). Miss Mildred kolb; Ber-
ceuse (Chopin), Miss Mary Lynch: Rhap-
sodie Hongrofse, No. 8 UisZt. Miss Ethel
Fisher: "Erlking tSchubert-Liszt, Miss
Eleanor Nordhoff; study. op. H., No. >
Chopin, played on three pianos by the
Misses Border, Freely and McNeal
Rondo Capriccoso Mendelssohn). Miss
Jennie Duncan; study. op. %, No. I (Cho-
pim and "Gnomenreigen' 0.iszu. Miss
Katherine McNeal: Rhapsodie Hongroise.
No. ~ disZt, Miss Mildred kOlb. The
medals and diplomas were presented by
Nine. Won Unschuld in the artist course
to Misses Mildred Kob and Katherine
McNeal. both of whom have completed d
five-year course.
In the piano teachers training course
the graduates were Miss Jennie Duncan
of West Virginia Miss Cornela Harkness
and Miss Julia Haydn, both of Washing
ton, d. G.. The Misses kolb and McNeal.
having completed the artist course with
the grade of excellent. are entitled to
compete for the diploma and gold medal
Of virtuosity, and they will give joint
recital in October in connection with the
special exercises celebrating the fifth an
niversary of the opening of the Won Tn
schuld University of Music.
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sail for Eurone June 3. They will hear
the season of opera at Covent Garden
London, and some Of the great English
choral festivals. After spending part of
the summer In Germany and Switzerland
they will return about the middle Of Sep
tember.
The last of Mr.. Comstock's studio re-
citals for the present season took place
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Comstock gave
two solos. .'Serenata" D'AlberD and
"Capriccioso" DohnanyD in his usual sat
isfactory style. Mrs. Vivian Wood sang
cordially received. A song cycle, Spring
and Love-" by Hoffman. sung by Miss
Ada Craver, Miss Edith Gordon. Mr.. Com
stock. Mr.. James p. Schick. with Miss
Marguerite Williams at the piano, was an
enjoyable number. and trio for violin.
cello and piano, by Niels w. Gade. played
by Miss Ruby Stanford. Miss Ethel Lee
and Mr.. Comstock. closed the program.
A special song service will be given this
evening at Calvary Baptist Church under
the direction of Mr.. Arthur Mayo, who
will also preside al the organ. The an
thems to be sung by the quartet will in
clude He Shall Feed His Flock" Har-
(GilchrisD and by the Rivers of Baby
lon." A duet for bass and tenor. 20 Ye
That Weep" Faure), will be sung by
Messrs. Backing and Kaiser and the aria
l~.s-
Clad.'' will be given by Mrs. Ethel Holtz-
claw Gawler. The choir will be assisted
by Miss Ethel Lee. cellist, who will play
an Adagio by Telma. The quartet of the
church is composed of Mrs. Ethel Holtz-
claw Gawler. soprano: Mrs. Ralph Bar
nard, contralto; Mr.. Richard p. Backing.
tenor, and Mr.. j. Henry Kaiser. bass.
Mrs. Lucille Belts presented a number
Of pupils in a song recital Monday even
sisted In giving the program by Lillian NJ
Milovich, violinist: Paul Ramsdell. celist.
and Mr.. Arthur D. Mayo. accompanist.
The program opened with two duets:
'Shadowtown Lynes). sung by Miss
Janet Coon and Miss Martha Garrison.
This was followed by Doris" tNevin).
with violin, cello and piano accompani-
Miss Anna E. coberth: If ! Were You"
(Buck) and "Lullabye' Denee). Miss
Emily Naomi Smith: "A Rose" Denza)
and The Butterfly" ia Forge). Mrs.
tschuberD and "Cantilena" 1Galtermann,.
Paul Ramsdell ''Matinata' tTostD and
Because" (d'Hardelot, Miss Lucy V.
Coberth; "Nymphs and Fawns" (Rem-
berg) Miss Elizabeth Cookery: "Protes-
tations" Morris, and slave Song del
Riego). Miss Martha w. Garrison; Two
serenades'' (Gounod and Strauss), Miss
Adelaide Clements; violin solos, "Ber-