Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-03

Little Children to Come Unto Me-" Mrs
Lord; bass solo. Mr.. Ben Lineback: quar-
tet, II Am the Bread of Life Mrs. Lord
Miss Hantzmon and Messrs. Morton and
William McKim: violin solo, Prize Song,
from die Meistersinger." by Wagner.
Mrs. Hill; chorus. 'Jubilate Deo,' by
Schilling.
The pupils or Mrs Marie Stone Smith
gave musical Tuesday at ST. Stephens
parish hail. They were assisted by Miss
Louise Jones in the following program:
Trio for piano, Fairy Waltz" Samuel
Rees Alley. David Caldwell and Frank
Caldwell; piano solo. Pony Race" Louis
Call: ''valse Petite Eliza beth Gain;
Hubbard David CALDWELL; song and
dance. ."Toodes,' Louise Jones: "Bluette
Waltz" Eleanor Smith: In Twilight.
Samuel Alley; May Day Frolic." Mar
trio. "Mazurka," Dorothy Wooden, Eliza
beth Swanson and Marie Ridgeley: La
Princess Helen MoCurdy; Robins Lul-
laby,' Elizabeth Swanson; song, Il Don't
"spinnleidchen' and Austrian Song
Marie Ridgeley; 'Tarantelle' and The
MILL Dorothy Wooden; grand march,
class of 19o9-1O Miriam Andrews, Laura
Deidle. Ardath Mccormick, Elizabeth
Swanson. Dorothy Wooden. Margaret
Mann. Louise Jones. Marie Ridgeler.
Frank Caldwell. David Caldwell. Louis
Call, Sam Rees Alley. Elizabeth Gain,
Eleanor Call and Eleanor Smith.
At the recent plano recital Of Mrs NJ.
r. Waldecker's class, Mr.. Harry p Will
kins tenor, rendered the aria All So
Pure" from Martha" and for an encore.
Then You'll Remember Me- from The
Bohemian Girl to the accompaniment
ira.
Miss Jennie Glennan. orgahist and
director of ST. Matthews Catholic
Church. will substitute today at the
organ of ST. Stephens Church for Mr..
George Herbert Wells. the regular organ
ist- She will be assisted by several
members of st. Matthews choir. and the
(Enrico Jsaak). will be sung by Messrs.
p. II. O'Farrell, Ricardo Alessandri,
Grover Leech and p. f. Moore.
The choir of ST. Michael and All
Angels p. f. Church will be assisted by
Mrs. D. Selma Lord, soprano. and Mr..
Morton, tenor, at the morning service to-
day.
A piano recital was given Tuesday even
ing by number of pupils of Mrs Will
liam Scantlebury, jr., at her residence
studio. 1917 Minnesota avenue, Anacostia.
The program was as follows: (a) Span
ish dances. Mr.. Raymond Fillius; fifth
Roane: "Serenata," Miss Alice Scott: (a)
The Fair OBJ "At the Spring." Miss
Ruth Osborn: "Canzonetta." Miss Juanita
Chiffon; valse in d fiat. Miss Marion But
Ter; Dancing Doll" Mr.. Howard Wood !:
Hunting Song" Miss Mary Hardy; sec
ond mazurka, Consolation Hiss Annie
Hingley.
Mr.. Charles w. Garlock, formerly bari
tone soloist at ST. Michael and IL An
gels and later of the choir of the Church
of the Covenant, gave a successful concert
recently at Somerville, Mass, assisted by
Miss Anna H. Cullnane, pianist: Miss
Fay Billings. violinist, and Mr.. Edward
LIE Baron, accompanist.
Mrs. c. c. Covert OF Trinity Episcopal
choir and Mr.. Covert have returned from
short visit to Auburn. n. Y. Mrs. Co
vert sang last Sunday at the Central
Presbyterian Church of that city.
Mrs. Ernest Lent and her young family
are in Madison, Wis, where they will
remain throughout the heated term. They
are the guests of her sister, Mrs. Ross,
wife of Prof. c. A. Ross, of the faculty
of the University of Wisconsin. Mr. Lent
is still in the city.
Miss Mary A. Cryder has sufficiently
recovered from her recent illness to make
the trip to East Gloucester Mass, where
she Will Spcllu the SuNlI11eF al the I'D
thorne Inn. She was accompanied by her
father, Mr.. William WetmCre Cryder.
Mr. George Herbert Wells. organist and
choir director of St. Stephens Catholic
Church, has arranged some special music
for the unique event which will take
place this morning at ST. AIMS Church.
Tenleytown, when four brothers. priests
of the church. will take part in the
solemn high mass at IL O'Clock. A quar-
tet of male voices, consisting of Messrs.
Howard O. Cook, first tenor Donald g.
Edmunds. second tenor; S. Theodore
Howard. first bass, and Martin j. West
second bass, will sing MercadanteS Mass
in B fiat, 20 Salutaris Hestia," by La
Fargo, and the proper of the mass from
the Roman Gradual
An interesting event of the week to the
younger musicians was the piano recital
by the pupils of Miss Clara Jones, which
took place Monday evening at her resi-
dence studio. The program opened with
some duets by Wohlfahrt, Nos. ), and
y. played by Esther Killmon and Lo-
rene Barnard. Other numbers on the
program were Krogmann march,
Santa Claus Guard" by John Conyng-
ton: Singing and Swinging and I'm
Rocking Chair by Mrs. Crosby Adams.
played by Margaret Burton; Krogmann's
Burton; Summertime" by Orth, Helen
Brehm; March, by Giese. Esther KILL
mon; Schytte's Hide and Seek and
Duvernoy's ''Valse Bluette.' Margery
Stoddard; 'L'Avalanche' by Heller and
Spinning Song Ellmenreich, Jack Nc
Auliffe; duet, dOurville's "Gondolina."
played by Grant Turnure and Miss Jones;
Song Without Words" Holzel. and
Jungman's "Will-o'- the-Wisp, Virginia
Steele; Lacks 'Idilio. Elizabeth Bald
win; Godard's "Mazurka,' No. ., Ben
Steele: "Tarantelle," by Nollet. Harold
Stoddard: duet. Weber's Invitation to
the Dance" Kathleen Perkins and Miss
Jones.
The piano pupils of Miss NJ. Agnes
Clarke gave a clever program last
Wednesday evening at the Carroll Insti-
tute Hall. 1t included Schubert's March
Militaire." for two pianos. eight hands.
given by the Misses E. Carrick. F. Bur
gess, N. Hunt and NJ Lipphard; the
Overon Overture, by the Misses NJ. How
ser, A. Clarke, H. Suess and H. Trumble;
duet, Tampa" by the Misses Carroll. c.
Clarke and r. Trumble, and selections
from Martha" by the Misses H. Breast.
A. Callaghan. NJ. Nolan and A. Clarke.
The solo numbers, well as the ensem-
BILE numbers, were well rendered and
showed good results of the past years
work. They included LISTS Fourth
Rhapsodie Hongroise, by Miss Pearl
Shreve; Moszkowski's Concert Valse" In