Evening star., 1909-06-27
MUSICAL MENTION.

Holer; violin. Mr.. William E. Green, and
cello, Mr.. l.. E. Mandy.
Mr.. H. II. Freeman has returned from
Charlottesville, where he gave series Of
five recitals In connection with the COM
mencement exercises of the University Of
Virginia. During his absence Mrs. ]. L.
Johnson substituted for him at the organ
of st. Johns Church, Lafayette Square.
The annual outing of st. Johns choir
boys will take place about the middle OF
July and the music for the services will
be furnished during their absence by the
men of the choir.
Miss Edna Sheehy. soprano. was one of
the soloists at the closing meeting Of the
Marcia Burns Chapter d. A. r. She was
heard In 'L'Obstnation" C"ontenailles).
Il Love You Truly" Carrie Jacobs Bond)
and "In the Spring Time CTaylor). She
belle Stone.
The pupils of Mr.. Glen C. Gorrell gave
their closing recital at the Washington
included Waltz" Good Moon. Thou
eldest Gently: The Chase" and Sol
diers' March" all by Faelten Porter. from
a collection of thirty-five pieces. Master
Claudia Rucker; "Tarantelle." in A minor
Dennee): Miss Eloise Osbourne; "Etude
de Style" {Ravina). Miss Eva Wingert;
nei,a tude Hoa5aisan. Arabesoue LACK, Miss Nan
No: 9 (schuberp. Miss Mary Hellmuth:
nWater-nymph" Neven). Miss Viola
Danneford; Murmurng Zephyrs" Jen-
sen-Niemann). Miss Beulah Adams: I'm
promptu,'' OPP 90 (Schubert), Miss Edelin
Wilson; Concerto in D minor. first
Barchetta" CNevin) and AN den Fruh-
ling tGrieg) Miss Grace Hall: "Ber-
ceuse' (schytte) and "Etude Mignonne"
tSchutp. Miss Susan Hutchinson: Song
tJensen). Miss Mime swart: "Reverie'
(schutp, Miss Virginia Kirby; "Ro-
nance" in E fiat (Rubinstein) and HUI
moresken." op. 6. Nos. l and tGrieg)
lRaff). Miss Mariana Rucker: Concerto"
IN major: first movement Beethoven)
Miss Virginia Kirby: Scotch POEM
:Ma9k: Ma9Po"f1s Hsrk, Impromp,u' ,na Gnopin9
visation" (MacDowelD and .'Scherzo' I'm
Is fiat minor (Chopin), Mr.. Dorland
Cremer.
A unique service will be held this even
ing at the Westminster Memorial Pres
byterian Church. 1t is a meeting for
fathers" and choir of ladies' under
Mrs Frank Byram, organist and choir
director, will furnish the music. includ-
ing The Lord is My Shepherd by Gil
christ. and trio by Raft Last Sunday
quartet consisting of the Misses Miller
and Depue and Messrs. Burns and Chewn-
ing sang "Only Remembered" and Mr.
Frank Byram was heard in Somebody
CIV. S. Weeden) at the offertory.
The annual recital by the pupils of Mr.
William j. Oates took place at Pythian
Temple Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings. The pupils were assisted by Miss
Madeline Mudd and Miss Ada Belts. ac-
companists; Miss Lula Wright. elocu-
tionist. and Mr.. Harry 7. Maxwell, tenor
Point Heinsl. Miss Ruth Bell: The
Sweet Violet" tSmallwood), The Zephyrs''
(Weytsl. Miss Edna Lerch; SPRAY
of God" (BraunbacD Miss Lillian Wei
! senburg: Beautiful May" BehD. Miss
Bessie Haltisan; La Madonna" tsweep.
Miss Cecilia Hope: "Slavonic Dance
(krentzlin. Miss Ethel Brockman; I'm a
Swing" Montaine). Miss Emily Haiti
gan: La Gazelle" Hofrman), Miss Kath-
crime sengstack: La Cascade de Rubls"
(Smith), Miss May Mccarthy: III Cor
Hcolo" De GraW. Miss Helen Benzler;
Silver Spray" Drumhellep, Miss Gretna
/ Boswell: Wanda" (Bohm). Miss Lillian
Cleveland: Constant Devotion" (GeibeD.
Miss Josephine Brickman: THE Chapel
in the Forest" Jungmann,, Mr.. William
Slye: "Orfa Grande Polka" (Gottschalk).
Mr. Bernard carlln: IN Troyatore.,
CWachs>. Miss May Moffitt: Beneath the
| Elms" (Veon), Miss Mary Brockman
"F1eurette'' (Blumenschein). Miss Maize
NeWcomb
The piano duets were as follows:
Ida" (Streabbog), MessrS. Donald Mil
Ter and Lester Frazier: "Buttercup"
(Rummell). Miss Bessie Haltigan and
Mr.. Daniel Haltigan: Polka Rondo"
tKlein), Misses May Mofitt and Stella
King: La Fanfare des Dragons (Bos-
coyitz). Misses Anna Weaver and kath-
crime Sengstack, and a piano trio. lie