Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-19

themselves admirably. and the organi-
zat1on VIII have a holiday now until
Iall The personnel OF the organization
for next season will remain practically
the same as it has for the past four
years. with the exception of the ad-
dition of several new and important
voices.
Mrs Charlotte G. Lippitt's pupils
gave an informal program Tuesday
evening at her studio. after which a
SOC hour and dancing were enjoyed
by Beethoven. Dudley Buck. Otto eau
tor. Black. Kate Vannah. Obey Speaks,
del Reigo. Spross and others. was very
Comnr r.i rendered bed by the Misses
Thebel. Mrs. Cockley. Henderson.
Krumke. Edwards. Tucker. Messrs
Conner. Guilford and Sampson. Mrs
Jackson assisted Mrs. Lippitt at the
piano.
A special program of music has been
arranged by Miss Marion McFall to be
given at both services OF the First
Baptist Church today. In the morning
the choir will sing the anthem. Be
hold Two Blind Men Sitting BY the
contralto. Come Holy Spirit" will be
rendered by Miss McFall and Mrs.
Kerr. In the evening the anthems will
be Il Am Alpha and Omega" and THE
Soft Sabbath Calm both by Stainer
The choir is composed of Miss McFall
and Miss Lily Winner. sopranos: con-
tralto. Mrs. Kerr: tenors, Messrs. J.
W. Winner and H; W. Draper; bassoss.
Spedden. with Mrs Barry at the
organ
and Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, contributed
to the musical program of the con-
firmation services at the Eighth street
Temple Monday morning. Master
L., d.
and the obligato to Gounod's %. Divine
Redeemer," which was given with flne
effect by Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shir-Clin.
Master Goldsmith is scholarship pupil
more. and at the spring examinations
was one out of six students in large
class who made perfect in harmony,
and was the only one in the first year
is already winning great commentator
from teachers and critics. and bril-.
liant career is predicted for him.
Mrs. Emile Dougal-Marcon gave q
class recital at the residence of Judge
De Lacy yesterday at Chevy Chase me
young people taking part in the pro-
gram included Jean and Helen Tucker.
Anna and William DE Lacy. Vita Ord.
Alice Clayton. Lee Towers. Dudley Nor
gan and Lloyd, Helen and William Ro-
Senbusch.
Invitations to a recital which will take
place tomorrow evening at her studio on
Belmont road and will present some
unique features. The program Will In
clude piano compositions by Grieg. Liszt.
HummaL Rachmaninoff Mcdowell. kul-
lax, Sooling and Weber. and whistling
solos by Miss Genevieve Small. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Small OF Euclid
street.
Miss Georgia f. Miller entertained at
a studio musical Thursday evening. those
to the. program being the
advanced pupils of the school. assisted by
Miss May Davis. soprano; Miss Ada
contraito. and Mr.. Lewis Corn
ing Atwater. accompanist. The program
was as follows: 'Scherzo." by Schubert:
Scotch POEM" ITO a Water Lily,"
Shadow Dance" and From an Indian
Lodge" by Mcdowell. Miss Helen Cool
idge: "Nachstucke," by Schumann. and
Novelette," also by Schumann. Miss Te-
geler: Moment Musical and "Minuetto."
by Schubert; two preludes and two
mazurkas. by Chopin. Miss Bingaman:
"A la bien Aimee (Schutt. "Faintasie
[mpromptu Chopin and 'Valcik" (Mok-
rejs). Miss Markham: Prelude No. %
(Chopin). bird as Prophet" (Schumann).
IAN Ruisseau' (SchutD. Isl Oiseau
r Etais'' (denselt). "L'Alouette" fGiikna-
Balakirew), Miss Katharine Brooks: "Or-
pheus With His Lutte (Sullivan). There
Cried a Bird" (Sinding) and The Day 10
Done Oang). Miss May Davis: Her
Rose (Smith). winds In the Trees
(Goring Thomas) and my Jean" (Bur.
eigh). sung by Miss Ada Arundel.