Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-12
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uetto, Miss kaniah Isabelle Mcintosh;
duet, Schubert's Military March," OPP.
81, No. L. Miss Roxa Roe and Miss Edna
Lerch.
recent event of interest among
younger musicians was the recital
Ebert. Those contributing to the pro
gram were Misses Vera White, Olga
Hutchins. Louise Bethel, Isabelle
Meany. Frances Meany. Leah Rabbit.
Nellie LAWYER, Dorothy Hunt. Edna
Maedel. Carlotta Quirollo. Katherine
Wells, and Masters c. f. Quirollo and
Leonard Clark. The pupils were as
sisted in giving the program by Mrs.
John Daniels, soprano, and Mrs. Will
liam I. Reed, contralto.
The annual recital by the pupils of
evening at Naval Lodge Hall. The
Flash Galop," by Goerdeler. Grace Van
Every and William Goldberg. streab-
boys Little Fairy Waltz" Edith
olds; Balmer's Pacific, Schottisch," for
piano duet. Pearl Bremen and Sarah
Brenner; I'm Rank and File by Gus
tav Lange, rendered by Edward Judge;
Dorothy" by Seymour Smith. Frieda
Kushner: Morrison's Meditation" Mrs.
III. Matill. and Woodlands AN Open
Secret" Mrs. J. D. sutton, soprano;
duet, for piano. Martha Sadie Chest
voir and Miss Grady: "Hilarity." Bessie
by Westland. Mrs. Matill, Miss Grady
and Miss Gertrude Grady; Tobani's
Hearts and Flowers" Bessie Freid-
man; Second Xalse," by GODDARD: Grace &c e
Chapel" Sadie Chesivoir: General
Boom Boom" by Eduardo Poldini, Mary
Levy; vocal solo, When the Heart is
Young" by Dudley Buck, Mrs Sutton;
ID Moe
tendorf, Bessie Hudson and Edward
Judge: Les BOrds Du Rhin, by Hun
ton. William Goldberg; and Miss Grady
closed the program by giving Thai
berg's Fantasia, Noise En- Egypte.'
The musical program at the joint me-
mortal service of the lodges of the
Knights of Pythias of the District of
Columbia. to be given Tuesday evening
at Pythian Temple. under the auspices of
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. >, will be rem
dered by Mrs. Charles B. Bayly, soprano;
Mrs. D. Olin Leech. contralto: Mr.. Thomas
l.. Jones' tenor: Mr.. Owen Penny, basso;
| Mr.. Otto c. Hauschild, French horn; Mr.
H. 3. Schmidt clarinet, and Mrs. Thomas
| l.. Jones and Mr.. W. j. Weber. accom-
| pansts Mrs. Leech will be heard in
Bischoff's LAS the Stately Ships Go On
Mr.. Thomas l.. Jones will sing The Lost
give Lead. Kindly Light by Dudley
Buck, Absent by Metcalf and Brad
| ley's abide With Me-" and Mr. Haus-
child and Mr.. Schmidt will play French
horn and clarinet duet, "Serenade, by
It'll
The annual recital of Miss r. Beatrice
yI<eiths piano class was given June IN
| Naval Lodge Hall. The program was ar
ranged in an historical series, illustrating
| the work of the masters from the seven
teenth to the twentieth centuries. Ihe
first period included Handel's largo for
four hands by Mary L. Walter and
Josephine Huber, and Narcotics Dainty
Lass by Bessie NJ. Lephfew. The eight
zenith century had examples of Haydn,
| Cimarosa. Mozart, Schubert and Donizetti
played by Kathleen Baker, Lydia Kanode
! Helen Smith, Paul Leverone. Dorothy and
Marian Brock, Harrie Rebecca Enock and
! Miss Keith. with vocal solo, My
! Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair" by Miss
| Claire Murray. The nineteenth century,
including Mendelssohn, Schumann, Wag-
mann, interpreted by Florence Mary
Ramoge, Misses Kanode, Walter and
Brock. with baritone solo, Two Grena-
diers, by Francois Keith. Hofmann's
| Polonaise, Dragon Fighter was played
by Miss Keith and Mrs. B. Gertrude Keith.
The twentieth century comprised Les
chetizky's andante from Lucia for left
hand, rendered by Miss Huber; Wallace S
| Let Me Like a Soldier Fall by Master
Samuel Boyd: Richards 'Warbings at
Eve" played by Kathleen NJ. Baker; Du-
| rand's waltz in f fiat, by Mr.. Paul Lev
erone on the violin. accompanied by Miss
| Keith and PaderewskiS minuet Tan
tiaue with four hands, by the Misses
| Brock.
The annual recital by the pupils of
Mrs. Bessie n. Wilde took place Wednes-
day evening at Pythian Temple. The
program included a selection for two
! pianos, eight hands, In High Spirits,
| by Lerman, rendered by the Misses Ida
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lis and Charles Proudly; Bischoff's I'm
May Time" Earle Thomas: vocal solo,
Indy (Neidlinger). Miss Thelma
Payne; piano solo. ''Mirth and Gayety,'
Darby: vocal solo. "A Winter Lullaby"
by De Koven, sung by Miss Mary Will
loughby: piano solos. Dancing on the
Green" and AN Oriental Scene Miss
Gum; piano solo. odd Folks at Home
Clyone Wallace; five little Japanese
songs by Amy Woodford Finden ''Yo
SAM" When the Almond Blossoms Fall"
| Little Dove Il Sometimes Wonder
There Are Maidens in JAPAN sung by
| Miss Deborah Hickman; piano selection,
two pianos, four hands, Chaminade's lie
Soir," Misses Marian Hall and Louise
Wood: piano solo. "Titania." Charles
Proudly vocal so 10 Clang oo OF sd the
| ''Unrequited," Mr.. Charles Allen: piano
solo Mendelssohn's "Rondo Capriccioso,'
Miss Marian Hall; piano selection, Moon
light on the Hudson, two pianos, twelve
hands, the Misses NJ. Wallace. c. Wal
lace, Payne, Darby, Earle Thomas and
Charles Proudly: vocal solo, The Flower
Girl" Mrs Florence Popkins Park: piano
solo, "Liszt's 18th Rhapsodie Hongroise,"
Miss Mary Louise Wood; vocal solos.
Denza's May Morning and Neidlinger's
| Sweet Miss Mary" Miss Nettie Smith;
piano solos, Romance in A fiat, for left
hand alone, and ''Anitra's Dance" from
Grieg's Peer Gynt'' suite. Miss Thelma
Payne Schuberts 'Impromptu' No =.
Miss Nina Wallace; vocal solo, Car
| ramela" Mr.. Charles Allen: piano solos,
Chaminade' Autumn" Miss lilly Senior:
McDoweIls From an Indian Lodge" and
"I'ngarisch, Mr.. Roger h. Craley
| "Cujus Anmam, Mrs Herbert Hollidge;
vocal solo. Awake. My Love" Miss Hick-
man: piano selection two pianos. eight
hands, l.. de Meyer. Misses Wood, Paul.
Senior and Roger f. Craley.
! The choir of the Metropolitan NJ. f..
Church will give special song service
| his evening. the program to be made
up exclusively of compositions by Gounod.
The anthems by the quartet will be
Praise Ye the Father Send Out Thy
Light" There is a Green Hill Far
Away" There is a Blessed House !;
soprano solo. jerusalem Mrs. Elsie