Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-05
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Annie Laurie" soprano solo), Mrs.
Fentress; Reuben and Rachel" duet,
Miss Sengstack and Mr.. Wood. 'strike
diah'' (quarteD. Miss Rose and Anna
Began, DR.. Began and Mr.. Wilkins; 1.-The
Tar's Farewell baritone solo). Mr..
Bingham; 20 Temporal Mores" and
Pollock. Wilson, Martin, Bell. Sengstack,
Boyce. Worrell. Lang and Trujan; Keep
Your Foot on the Soft Pedal" and "You
Come Back" Master Oscar Zeitler;
Hammock Love Song" Miss Gladys
companied by Prof. Howard Holt;
"Swanee River and THE Star Spangled
Banner" by the chorus. The accompan-
ist was Miss Lille p. Bailey and the
chorus included Misses sengstack. VIII.
Pollock. Lang. Bell, Paul, Trujan, Sheri-
dan, LOOMS, Worrell. Reubsam, Martin
and Mrs. Began, and Messrs. Paul b.
gan. Trujan. FURNACE, Warren. Ingalls,,
Wood, Bingham, Davis and Karr.
The junior class of Miss Helen Glad
mon gave it's last musical of this season
to the program were the Misses Leah
Knupfer, Lydia HulSe. Marjorie Simpson
Mary Donohue, Lucille Chamberlain
Louise Morgan. Grace Warner, Ruth Dow
llHs. Dorotny IflInDle, margaret Baxter,
Beulah Emerson. Elizabeth Dowden
Frances Hilleary, Evelyn Brighton, Bessie
Macintosh, Gertrude Trilby and Masters
John Donohue, Raymond Cornwell, Rich
ard Morgan, Clyde Norton, Ralph Dowden
and George Bowling.
The graduating recital of Mrs. NJ. +.
Massie, pupil of the teachers training
course of Won Unschuld University, took
place Wednesday afternoon. Her pro-
gram included Beethoven's Sonata" In
c major, OPP. 50: Chopin's "Nocturne'' in
p fiat major, two numbers by Scarlatt.
Schutts FiedermauS Paraphrase" and
''Isoldens Liebes Tod" by Wagner-Iiszt.
A plano and violin recital was given by
the pupils Of the primary and interme-
date grades of the MacReynolds-Ko hler
Music School yesterday afternoon. They
were assisted in giving some of tie num-
bers by pupils of the advanced classes
duo. "a Walk in the Fields.'' by Sartor'o
rendered by Miss Janet Ransome and Miss
Farrington; piano solo, Gurlitt's Hunting
Song" by Miss Margaret Fishburn;
Waltz by Kullak, for piano solo. Master
Cogan Hammett: violin solo, "Berceuse, u
by Luigo Musiso. Mss Ruth Holdings
worth Spindler's ''Frisches Leben," for
piano solo, given by Master Irving Cleve-
ldlu, piano SOlOs IlOIluU, ny huHldu, MISS
Ingrid Westessen; "Minuetto," by Cur
HIT, for piano solo, Miss Rosalie Waters;
violin solo. Mozart's '..enuetto,'' Miss
Esther Hughes: piano solo, first movement
of Clements "Sonatine." Master Melvin
Bergmann; Senate in major. for
piano, first movement played by Miss
Ruby Gaver and second by Miss Virginia
Winter, with accompaniment on second
piano by Mss MacReynolds: Kjerulf's
Lullaby" for piano solo, Miss Martha
Rose; piano solo, Hunting Song, by
Mendelssohn. Master Francis Walter;
piano solo, first movement of Mozart
Senate in F major. Mss Grace Adams.
and violin solos, walters freislied' and
Bohm's "Bolero." given by Miss Elizabeth
Wilbur.
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish, Miss An
lee hSerier and Mrs. A. w. Brinck were
among the soioists who contributed to the
program at the Soldiers Home on Me-
mortal day. Mrs. Dalgle'sh was heard in
Bonheur's "City Divine; Miss Sherier
sang Dana's 'Salve Regina; Mrs Brinck
gave Barnard's plains of Peace" Other
numbers on the program were by Mr.
Charles W. Moore, basso, who was heard
in number by Bischoff. "He Shall Clothe
the Grass: Mr.. Peter Strand gave the
h-Gounod ave Maria" arranged for
an oboe solo, and Rubinstein's Romance
In E fiat was we'll rendered by the United
States Soldiers Home Band. under the d.
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