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

An attractive program has been ar
ranged by local talent for the musical
which will be given next Tuesday even
ing at the summer home of DR.. James
Dudley Morgan, Connecticut avenue and
Bradley lane, Chevy Chase. Mrs. Emile
Dougal-Marcon will open the program
with the Prelude by Rachmininoff and
and the "Staccato Caprice by Vogrich,
and will be followed by Miss Marguerite
Ashbridge, in the soprano SOLO, Car
mena," by Wilson Mr.. Theodore How
ard of st. Stephens choir will sing the
Evening Star Song from "Tannhaus-
err; Mr.. Charles Frailey will contribute
violin solo, Miss Gertrude Carroll will
be heard in two contralto solos. IL Es-
clave" GaIO), Far Across the Desert
Sands" from "A Lover in Damascus. y
by Amy Woodford Finden. The second
part Of the program viii include piano
solos, Chopins 'Valse' in fiat, and
Schubert's "Impromptu' in A fiat, by
Miss Monmonier: two soprano songs, La
DANA" Chadwick). and Irish Love
Song" by Miss Wurdeman; Tostis La
SenOrita,'' Mrs Annie Grant Fugtt and
a duet, Il Live and Love Thee by
Miss Ashbridge and Mr. Howard
Mrs. Henry White. contralto. and Miss
Emily Margaret White, sailed last week
summer IN Germany.
Miss We're A. Cory entertained her class
of piano pupils at her residence studio
Wednesday afternoon. when an accept
able program was presented by the young
pianists, assisted by Miss L. Simms, who
gave a group of songs. The numbers by
the pupils included one of kuhlau's
.'Sonatina," by Elsie Picard; Lied"
Koehler). Ruth Heilbrun; (a) 'Etude,
" a
Bloodgood; Loves Serenade,' Forest
Elves" Mildred Wallerstey; Browns
pixie Drill" Russian Gypsy and
Henselt's Love Song Ernest French.
with Marvin Kilby assisting on the vio-
lin: Chaminade's Scarf Dance" Ranney
Adams; Schubert's ''Serenade," Minnie
Simms; MacDowelrs ITO a. Wild Rose
and In Already" No (Nevin). Carrie
Oppenheimer; Heller's THE Brook and
Simple Aveu' (Thome). Mary Capell;
Singing and Swinging Grossly Adams).
Josephine Bloodgood; Schumanns ''Trau-
merei" and Nevins Goodnight" vir-
ginia Parkinson; The Mill and "Elhn
Dance" GensenD, Minnie Simms; soprano
Three Green Bonnets," Miss Simms:
Little Shepherdess' and Witches
Dance" (Schytte), Elsie Picard; 'Baga-
telle' (Beethoven and Merkers Butter
fly" Henrietta Behrend: Farewell to the
Piano" (Beethoven), Ranney Adams.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee has accepted
the position of choir director at Ingram
Memorial Church. She will continue,
however, to preside over the choir of st.
Michael and All Angels Church, as for
merly, and for the present will only con-
duct the rehearsals at Ingram Memorial
Church.
The annual pupils recital of Columbia
Conservatory of Music. Mr.. Edwin Hart.
principal, took place last Tuesday even
ing at Carroll Institute Hall The pro-
gram included a selection from Ray
mond," by Ambrose Thomas, rendered
by the orchestra; piano solo: Homage
to Poland by Piosonka. Miss Anna
Wolf; Theme and Variations" by Bee
thoven. Miss Mary Riley: Lazaras Fl
male" from Ia Sonnambula." for clari-
net solo. Raymond Hart: piano solo.
Rubinstein's MELODY in F." Miss Anna
Perkins; duet. "Gypsies' Dance" by
Behr, Masters Carl Goodman and George
Horning; piano solo. Thome's Romance
Sans Paroles" Miss Juliette Barbaux:
"Recollections of Home" by Mills. Mas
ter Roy Crow; selection. Pilgrims
Chorus. Evening Star song and march