Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-05
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dred Herbst; duet, Good Night" by Hill
Ter. primo part, Miss Josephine Mathers;.
BY Miss sonaa
Misses Adelaide and Margaret Burlin-
game; Ball Scene" I.ichner. Miss Lii
lian MCGOWAN; II Trovatore." by Sim
gelee. Miss Edith Slime: 'Tarantelle." by
tional Guard Carl. primo part, Miss
Mary McConville; "Rondo Capriccioso,
by Mendelssohn. Darwin Tyree; duet,
Dream of Paradise" by streabog. primo
lonaise.'' by Chopin. Miss Lois Barnes;
duet. ANGELS Serenade.' by Northup,
primo part, Miss Lena Williams; Noe
turne" in E fiat. Chopin, and "valse
Arabesans Lack Miss Elose N MGoa
Dream" Mendelssohn. Misses Helen Bar
clay. Edith Slime and Messrs Raphael
and Paul Rooster.
An Evening with the Choir was
given at the First Presbyterian Church
last evening. The choir is composed of
Mrs. L. A. Roberts, soprano; Miss Mary
b. Finney. contralto; w. S. Blanchard,
G. F. schutt. at the organ, and it
was assisted in giving the. following
program by Mrs. Horace Dulin. violin.
list: Violin and organ, lie c ;,sne
senet> occasional (de Kovenl: The
Day is Ended" (BartletD, offertory.
Moments: ponizettD. ave Maria"
(Gounod). and ''Nunc Dimittis.''
Mrs. Arthur Dunn was the soloist at
tea given Monday afternoon at the
residence of Capt and Mrs. Norton.
when she was heard In The ". willow willow.
and His Favorite Flower" Other
numbers on the program were given
by Lane B. Weber, who sang 'Carita"
(de Koven) and ''Firelight Faces
(Lane). Mrs. Grace Dufour Brown as
sisted at the piano.
Miss Marguerite Howard has arranged
q special program to be Civ at the Inn
maculate Conception Church on the pat
ronal feast day of the church. Miss How
ard will be heard in Ave Maria" and
Dana's 'Salve Regina" and here will be
several numbers for the organ, violin and
c, Ito by Messrs. Ramsdell and Howard.
Miss Edith johnson substituted at the
First Bap list Church yesterday for Miss
Marion McFall, who is absent from the
city.
The senior feast day exercises held re-
Gently in the Immaculate Seminary in
cluded the following program: Piano
| march by Misses Rebecca Stonesifer and
Eleanor Brophy; greetings to the class of
1911. May Kengla; vocal duet; Misses
with Miss Marie Simon at the piano; floral
| tribute. Misses Elizabeth Redmond, Kath-
leen Anderson. Ell amor Brophy and Miriam
Harding, the little flower girls being
Misses Gloria Searles, Louise Venable and
Helen Venab'e: duo. Misses Marie Simon
and Miriam Harding; piano solo,. Miss
Marie Hack; vocal solo. Miss Winifred
Buck: plano, NJ SIS Marie Simon.
Trilogy." included Averili Bogley. Arreta
Ashburn, Winifred Buck. Anna Tough
borough. Margaret Stohlman. Eleanor
Brophy, May Kengla. Elizabeth Red
mond. Louise Chapman. Margaret An
derson. Rebecca Stonesifer and Anna
Smith.
Among the graduate guests were Miss
Mamie Kengla. Miss Gloria Hunt, Miss
Elizabeth Freeman. Miss Marguerite Ken
nedy, Miss Hilda Byrne. Miss Zita Wal
lyn Leitzinger. The hostesses Of class
1912 were Miss May Kensla. Miss Averill
Bogley. Miss Elizabeth Redmond, Miss
Winifred Buck and Miss Kathleen An
derson.
Miss Alma Stenzel of New York has
oeen visiting Mrs Otto Torney Simon
for some days past She has just returned
in Berlin and Vienna with Godowsky,
Busoni and Sauer. Miss Stencil has
toured with Kubelik through Austria
and Russia, and has played with the
OrcheStraS OF Berlin ana LONDON. she
was also summoned to play before
Queen Alexandra at Windsor
The Clef Quartet rendered a Handel
program at the special musical service
at the Church of the Covenant last
evening. The selections will include
gavotte, op. Is, No. IL. Angels Ever
largo. The personnel Of the quartet is
as follows: Mrs 8. ". Gusack, first
violin; Frank Howard. second violin:
Fritz Mueller. cello, and Miss Florence
Noack. piano.
Tho Rehew Orchestra, under the d.