Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-05

Beethoven, Schubert. Flowtow. Balfe.
Wagner. Wallace. Rubinstein and Sup
pc. Those taking part in the programs
were: Misses Drusille Reeder, Matilda
Weiberg. katherine and Mildred Steph-
enson. Edna Chick, Elsie Newton. Wv
ian AIickael Evelyn Colburn. Lula
Wright, Annie Lithgow, Maurine Josey.
Georgia and BERTHE Hayes. Ethel Love-
less Julia Farr Mary Sheehy. Annie
Patten, Emma Walch, Ruth Points.
Ethel McAllister. Alice Waple. Mabel
and Bertha Loveless Geneva Foote.
Mildred Peck, Mary Rollins. Margaret
Lyons. Florence Foster Ada Stewart.
Fay Griffith, Rena Wood, Mary Welsh.
Eulalia Barger, Annie Fraas, Josephine
Mckee. Florence Dunn: Messrs Fred
Common. Harry Thompson. Henry Darsey.
tiers Frank Kelley. Francis Cooke. Ber-
nard Grady, Oscar Zeitler. Isaac Fried
berg, Jameson Carswell. George Gladmon
and Leo Liston. IA the close of the last
program certificates in harmony were
awarded to Miss Emma Walch and Miss
Ruth Points.
A pleasant event of the week was the
musical given by Mrs. Clarence B.
Rheem to a small company Of musicians
asst Wednesday, in which the particular
feature of interest was some records for
a graphophone company made by Mrs.
Annie Grant Fight during her recent
visit to New York. The two songs In
which Mrs. F'ugltt voice showed 10 the
greatest advantage was the nightingale
Song" by Nevin. and Adams 20, Holy
Night" the latter number being one that
she has given at st. Patricks Church
for several years at the Christmas sea-
son with much success.
A recent musical was given at the home
OF Mrs. Charles Shepherd on Massachu-
sets avenue by the Won Unschuld Trio.
which is composed of Nine. Marie Won
n MpSSrS
and L. E. Mandy. They were heard In
a program of chamber music, including
the Rubinstein trio in 3 fiat major. for
piano. violin and cello: the Haydn Trio In
major, and the Dvorak Trio in F
major.
The annual piano recital OF the pupils
of Mrs. Myra Whitney-Hall was given
Friday evening at her residence in Brook
land. The program opened with a duet
for two pianos, Rondo. by Gurlitt. Mil
dred Cove and Birdie Ledman, followed
by .Gyrsy Dance Hannah Smith: by
Marian Harrell; Dorothy" by Scott
Lloyd; 1.-The Dancing Lesson" J. Fred
ericks. by Birdie Ledman: March CT the
Recruits" Scmoll, by Lyle Potter: PIP
zicati Polka" Delibes, by Mildred Cove:
Graceful Frolic." Sudds. by Ellinor Han
son; Joyful March," Giese. trio per-
formed by Nelson Bowen. Lyle Potter and
Scott Lloyd The second part opened
with Gurlitt's Rondo in D Major. for two
pianos. by Katherine Lord and Ellinor
Hanson: followed by Jubilee March,
Williams. by Nelson Bowen: Song of the
Jasmine" Farrar. by Katherine Lord:
Godard's Va!se No. .. by Edith Eastlack:
Mozarts "Sonatine." by Mae MillingtOn.
with Grieg's second piano part played by
Mrs. Hall: Gavotte. op. IS, No. ], IL. Hoff-
man. by Gertrude Swingle; warriors
Song" Heller. by Valborg Hanson; Schu-
manns "Nachstuck.' by Mae Millington.
and concluding with Mosckowskis "Valse
Brillante." by Misses Millington, Swingle
Eastlack and Valb0rg Hanson.
The E Sharp Club met May oS at the
home of Miss Emma NJ. G. Bender. the
composers for the evening being Handel
and Haydn. Papers were read by Mr..
Thompson and Mr.. Barr, while the musi-
cal selections included two movements
ranged for four hands,. Miss Marie c.
Hansen and Miss Bender: the Andante
from the Surprise Symphony Hydn-Saint-
Saens), Miss Bender. and Il Know That
My Redetm er Liveth," from Handlers
Miss Bertha Hansen, accom-
panied by Marie Hansen.
Mrs. Ella NJ. Thompson gave a pupils
musical May q at her home in Falls
Church. She was assisted by Miss M.
Lewis, Miss A. E. Seay, Mr. c. N. Nc
Groary and F. NJ. Thompson. Miss
Grace Thompson. daughter of the teacher.
received the graduation medal. Gold
medals were also awarded to Master
Carl Edmonston and Miss Marie Donald
son. Master Z. NJ Thompson. jr.. played Q
violin solo, and at the end Of the program.
4 duet with Carl Edmonston. Refresh
nets were served.