Evening star., 1909-06-06

delssohn). Mr.. William Weber; vocal solo.
Rose Marie" MacElwee>. Mr.. Charles E.
| Meyers. encore, Elaine; quartet. An
chored'' CWatson). Mrs. T. r. Pirtle. Mr..
| p. r. Cady, Miss E. r. Peters and Mr..
Frank A. Carpenter; vocal solo, Daisies"
Hawley), Mrs Charles III. Henney; vio-
lin solo. Romance and Gavotte," from
''Mignon" (sarasate), Mr.. Joseph Harri-
| son. encore "Serenade" Pierne): vocal
| solo. Il Love You So Ode koven), Mr..
! Charles f. Meyers: euphonium solo.
! 'Shepherd's Morning Song" PinsutD. Mr..
Charles H. Henney; choruses "A Mead
/ ow Song" for ladies' voices. (Wiegandl
and Good Night, Good Night, Beloved"
| PinsutD.
4 musical treat was enjoyed by the
pupils and sisters of the Visitation Con-
vent in Georgetown Thursday. when Miss
Alice Burbage gave piano reclta',
program including the following numbers:
"Nachtstuck'' (Schumann), ''Valse Bril-
| liante in A Flat" "Nocturne in F Sharp"
"Nocturne in c. Minor and "Ballade in
Fat Chopin. "Liebestraum" CLiszO
and magic fire music from Die Walkure
(Wagner- Brassin).
The Junior Stage Fright Club held its
regular meeting last Monday evening at
the home of Miss Alice BurbaGe. when
sketch of Weber's life was read by the
hostess. Miss Florence Herman played
the Weber "Concertstuck in Minor
and Miss Burbage. gave The Invitation
to the Dance" Miss Burbage then gave
a brief sketch of Mendelssohn's life.
which was followed by a piano so O.
LISTS arraneement Of the Mendelssohn
song "Auf Fluegeln des Gesange"-and
Miss Herman gave one of the "Lieder
Ohne Worte," called May Breezes. and
the program was brought TO a close by
the playing of the MendelSsohn &c Minor
Concerto by Miss Burbage.
Mr. H. H. Freeman has been engaged
T,.,so ofSt p1rrOa o q
week at the University of Virginia. Char
lottesvil!e, beginning Sunday evening.
June Is
Mrs. Charlotte G. Lippitt presented a
number of pupils in recital last Wednes-
day evening at her residence The first
half of the program was made up OF
miscellaneous numbers given by Mrs. j.
A. Cockley. Miss Bertha Schaefer. Mr..
Joseph Conner. assisted by Miss Rubis
Stanford, violinist, and Miss Grace ID.
Jackson. accompanist The latter half
of the program consisted of cantata
for women's voices, entitled The Golden
Valley" in which the incidental solos
were sustained by the Misses Schuman.
Alden. Conner and Harnden, and Mrs.
Tucker and Mrs. Edwards
The choir Of the Epworth NJ. E.
Church, under the direction of Mrs. Lip
pitt, will sing this morning 'Oh. For
Closer Walk With God" (Fosterp. and at
the evening service. .Oh, Lord. at Even
ing Time price. The quartet is COM
posed of Mss Berniee Conner, soprano:
Miss May Guiford. contralto. Mr.. JOS
eph Conner, tenor and Mr. Arthur Gull
ford, bass with Miss Mabel Ramsay a.
organist.
The pupils of Mr. Fulton b Karr gave
a recital Thursday evening, when Miss
Mary Hartley. Miss Bertha Fuss, Miss
Eva lie Deux, Miss Nellie Walton, Miss
Helen Deutermann. Mi s Mary Jones and
Miss Addie Ohm gave excellent rendi-
tons from classic and modern composers.
Mr.. Karr and Miss Hartley opened the
program with the Presto From SYM
phony T. tMozart. and the exercises
closed with the "Mcrmaid's Song From
Oberon" tWeber). PLAYED by Mr.. karr
and Mr.. Byron Faul. Mr.. Harry P VIII
kins of the choir OF the Church of our
Father sang several tenor solos.
Mrs. Annie Grant Fugtt will be one OF
the soloists at the memorial service to
be held at Arlington at O'Clock this
afternoon. She will sing Face TO race.
by Johnson. and there will also be sv-
eral numbers by tie quartet from ot.
Patricks Church.
The special program to be given az
McKendrie NJ f. Church this evening by
the choir and the Apollo Orchestra In
ciudes: Orchestra. prelude SWeetiy
Dreaming" tSilhersackD: anthem, Festival
TIE Deum. L fiat. orchestra sextet from
.I,ucia Di Lammermoor" DonizettD:
solo. selected. Miss Esther Berg; or
cbestra melody in tRubinstein,: solo.
..Zion'' tHuhnD. Miss F. Pearle Grigsby:
orchestra I'm Garden of Melody"
fSuddsp: organ postlude.
An apprecative audience gathered at
the home of Mrs. Mary Rochester last
tuesday the occasion being the first
musical of her piano pupils. At the
close of the program Mrs. Rochester
briefly outlined interesting plans ior
future recitals Among those who par
ticfpated were Mr. James Bake. Miss
Ethel Benton. Miss Edith Head. Miss
Marguerite Ison. Mrs II. !. James and
Miss Ruby Shaver. Mr.. Russell James
gave a violin solo.