Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-29
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ming Thursday evening, has oeeh l
progress during the week at the Won Tn
schuld University of Music to marx IN
closing of the scholastic year. MISS ELI
Pearl Myers of New York. who mas Dee
taking the teachers training course, CAV
the program Thursday evening her nun
hers Including BeetiOven's sonata. or
Al the allegro and minuetto movements
a capriccio by Scarlatti. group or Chopll
numbers, prelude. mazurka and etude.
Brahms "Intermezzo' ne b po1a;nt
"Marche Mignon" LISTS transcription o
Schubert's "Du Bist die Huh. and List
arrangement of the Spinning Song IRON
the Flying Dutchman' by wagner. ri
dav evening Miss Mary Kelley Lynch
Washington, also a pupil of the teachers
training course was the soloist, and gav
an equally exacting program, opening
with Beethoven's sonata NO. OPP 3. ne
selections including also Schumanni
Prophet Bird theme and variations
by Haydn, Mendelssohn's brilliant "Rondt
Capriccioso." "Berceuse by CHOPIN, ans
Schuett's valse. "A la Bien Aimee.
Last evening the recital was given b!
Miss Mary Daniel Knapp, pupil of the
teachers training course. She presented
an attractive program. her rendition o.
the IIiinsky "Berceuse' being espec1ail!
effective. Her other numbers included the
adagio from Beethoven's sonata in r ma
ior: "Gavotte," by BaCh-Saint-Saens
Henselt's Ave Maria. the CHOPIN pre-
Iudes. op. 90 and ~: postlude by Heller
Jiszt's 'sLiebestraum and trio b.
HAYDN in G. ma jor for piano. violin and
cello i'm which she was assisted pE MI
Daniel Breeskin, violinist, and MY L. Il
Mandy, cello
Miss Clara Drew who has been the SOLO
fist for several wears at the First Church
of Christ Scientist. has resigned her po-
sition and will henceforth devote her 1ifne
exclusively to her recitals and her teach-
ing.
The relatives ard friends Of the pupils
of MIR Douglass G. Miller were entertain
ed al a recital given at his resiCehce'
:sc1 14th street Wednesday evening last.
Each number was rendered with express
sion and gave evidence of careful train
ing AT the conclusion of the program
Ny Miller. by special request, sang
Good Night, Sweet Dreams bE DIS tEe
chof The program opened with me
quartet 80 Hush Thee, My Baby, by
Sullivan, and The Old Folks al Home.
sung by Miss Miller. Miss MarguerIte
Robert Burns This was followed by the
solos You and Love-" by d Hardeiot and
Forster's Rose in the Bud, sung by
Miss Carrie Lowe: Dudley Buck sun,
SET" by Mr.. Lester Ballad: Lullaby
from '.Iocelyn" (Godard), was given by
Miss Depue. with violin obigato by Mrs,
Raw: Aria from Lohengrin, Elisa S
Dream by Miss Aieen Miller; Don't
You Mind Those Sorrows. by CoWles'
and the Armorer's Song" from Rob
bv Chopin, Mr. y. d. Miller: tenor solo,
.'Ah. So Fair from Martha, Mr.
Chewing: David's Brazilian Bird song.
Miss Annie Clokey; duet, Eden Land
by Dana Miss Lowe and Mr.. Chewing,
and quartet. ''Ye Banks and Braes and
.Old kentucky Home. Miss Miller. Miss
Depue, Mr.. Chewing and Mr.. Burns.
ha civ hy-f he
male choir of ST. Stephens Catholic
Church today will include the kyrie.
gloria, sanctus, benedictus and agnus
Del from Mercadante's mass in b fiat
credo from Hohnerlein's mass in c: 30
Salutaris Hostia'' by La Fargo: Haller.s
ave verum. asperges me. introit. Grad
uale. offertorum and communion Gre
gorian; "Lauda Sion Salvatorem.' by
Wells. The solo quartet at thus enurcn
is composed of Messrs. Howard o. Cook.
first tenor: Donald S. Edmonds second
tenor: S. Theodore Howard. first bass,
and Martin 1. West. second bass. George
Herbert Wells is organist and choir d.
rector.
At the preliminary song service at the
Church of ST. Michaels and All Angels
this evening the regular choir will be as
sisted by Miss Stella Raymond. soprano.
and Mrs. Flora Bernheimer Brylawski.
contralto. The program will include a
chorus, Sweet Is Thy Mercy by Stain
er; soprano SOLO. - LORD. Aolde win
Ne" by Herndon Morsell Miss Ray
mond; bass solo from Christ and His
Soldiers by Farmer. Mr.. H. Zea: con-
tralto solo. Hawthorne's setting of the
hymn: 'son of Ny Soul Mrs. Brylaw-
ski: chorus. What Are These, by Stain
err and solo. Not Ashamed of Christ"
by Danks sung by Mrs. Brylawski. Miss
Evelyn Croggan will be the offertory solo
ist at the morning service. and will be
heard in THE King of Love My Shop
herd Is by Gounod. Mrs. Henry Hunt
Mckee will officiate usual at the or
gan at the evening service, but will be alb
her place will be filled by Mrs George
Merryfield of Falls Church, Va.
At the First Baptist Church this morn
ing the choir will be assisted by DIR. Wat
son. tenor. and will render two anthems.
1.-THE Lord Is My Light by Bentow. and
"Jubilau Dec" by Holden. AT the even
ing service the trio, How Happy Are
They adapted from Mendelssohn. will be
sung by Miss Marian McFail, first So
prano; Mrs. Albert Johnston. second So
prano. and Mrs James Carr, contralto,
and Miss McFall will be heard ct the of
fertory in abide With Me-" by Liddle.
An attractive musical and literary en-
tertainment was given under the auspices
Of the Northeastern Suburban Citizens
Association in Langdon Hall last Friday
evening. The program included a piano
number by Mr.. Forrest Grimes: an adj
dress by Mr.. l.. III. Patterson. president
Of the association: a vocal solo, Indian
Love Song by Mr.. Robert S. Campbell;
recitation. THE Farmer and the
Wheel Miss Mae Coburn: a song by
Mrs. Thomas Manchester; sketch Eek
planning Matters Mr. and Mrs. w r.
Pain; song. Anchored (Mchael West
ory). Mr.. Daniel \. Kildare: a recitation.
by Miss Reba Campbell a group of songs.
Good Night. Little Girl Sweet Miss
Mary" by Neidlinger, and His Buttons
Are Marked L. S." by Carrie Jacobs
Bond. sung by Miss Katharine NJ. Ellis.
and in which she made her usual hit
with the audience: a character sketch, by
Miss Alma Groskurth; violin solo, Mr..
William Owen tenor solos. THE Dream
With Thine Eyes COld Engl-sh). Mr.. c.
w Bridwell: vocal SOLO May Morning"
by Denza. Mrs. w. s. Torbert: a recita-
ton, Mr.. Charles S. Shutterly. and humor-
GUS monologue, Mr.. William II. Bright.
Miss Marie c. Hansen OF this city, who
has for three years past been scholar
ship pupil at the Peabody Conservatory.
has been awarded a teachers certificate
az that institution, having ranked third
highest in the long list of students who
took the difficult examination for that
valuable piece of parchment. Miss Han
son took conspicuous part in the fourth
exhibition concert of the conservatory
last week, and at the close of her num-
bers. the f major and + minor Snding
Caprtces. and the List transcription OF
Schubert's ''Soiree de Eienne,' was &C.
corded an ovation. At the recital given
the week previous one of the students OF
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