Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-19
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from "Tannhauser,' by Wagner, orches-
ira. with Earl Klein at the piano: violin
solo. Bachs ''Tarentella No. - Mr.. Ed
s gar T. M Hart; LiTzts Hungarian Rhap
Valse Impromptu." Master George Horn
ing: piano solo. Wilson's Les Voix du
Matin," Miss Rhea Bergman Levy;
r pos, s,,s Caprice. by Nowland: Master
Esther Lawrenson: duet. flight Cav
airy" by Won Suppe, Mr.. Earl Klein and
Maurice Pigott; piano solo. Won Wilm s
THE Butterfly" Master Carl Goodman
intermezzo from "Cavalleria Rusticana.' -
Miss Winifred Gaynor; Chopin's ''Valse
Briliiante." Miss Ruth Hawkins; Cod
ards "Mazurka No. ." Mr. Lyman Tib-
bett; duet Calf Of Bagdad. by Boiel-
dleu. for four hands and orchestra.
Misses Florence and Yetta Brez; Lack s
'Impromptu Mazurka," Master Dwight
Chase; English Dance" by Smith, Miss
Marie Cuthbertson: Ketterer's Caprice
Hongrois," Mr.. Maurice Pigott.
Mrs. Dougal-Marcon will sail for Liver
pool July ?. and will visit friends in Lon
don and Paris on her way to Berlin,
where she will spend the summer. re-
turning in time to reopen her piano
studio In Washington October 1.
Mrs. A. Alexander Thomas will sing at
both the morning and evening services at
st. Michael and All Angels Church to-
day.
Miss Lillian May Lewis will be the
soloist at both morning and evening serv-
ices at Ingram Memorial Church today
In the morning she will be heard in THE
Ninety and Nine" by Campion, and in
the evening. Just AS 1 AM" by Del
ReigO.
of more than usual merit was given last
Wednesday evening for the benefit of
the fresh air fund Of the Christ Child
Society, at the home of Miss Rosalie
Small on Euclid street. Among those
contributing to the program were Miss
Mabel Latimer. soprano of the Shrine of
the Sacred Heart, who sang Gounod's
Sing. Smile and Slumber.' and for an
encore. "Sarissima," by Penn; Miss Brad
ley McDuffie, who contributed AT Dawn
ing" by Cadman. and THE Way of
June by Baltzell: Miss Lillian Cheno-
with. contraltO of the Church of Our
Father. who gave by special request
Tunisons Song Of the Heart" and Lit
tie Boy Blue" by Joyce: Miss Dodge,
who rendered two violin solos most eff
fectively "Gounod's Ave Maria" and
Piernes ''Serenade": Miss Townsend,
who gave two Rotations. Mrs. Blanche
Heights Churchs who sang Butterfly
Cay" by Adams: Goodbye, Robin" by
Moir: Tostis Venetian Song" Nora"
by Pigott, and Little Irish Girl by
LOHT. Inc program Closed, a1ter a reel
tation by Mr. Townsend, with the singing
Of the Star Spangled Banner by Miss
Mabel Latimer, in recognition of Flag
day.
Mrs Blanche Muir Dalgleish will sing
at the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church this morning. Save Us. God"
set to the music of Luzzis Ave Maria"
At the evening service she will be heard
in Shadows Of the Evening Hour" by
Barry Shelley.
The last meeting this season of the Or
ganist and Choirmaster's League was held
at the residence of Mr., Fulton B. Carr.
At the conclusion of the business session
Mr.. Oscar Franklin ComStock, secretary
of the organization, made few remarks
introducing DR.. Henry G. Hanchett. who
gave an interesting address on 1.-The
American Guild Of Organists.''
The closing recital of the season by the
pupils of Miss Ross Whitman's Piano
School was given before large audience
at her residence studio. The first part
of the program was rendered by the
pupils of Miss Edna Frank, the assistant