Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-26
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The auditorium of Pythian Temple was
Well filled Friday evening by friends and
relatives OF the young people composing
Miss Hattie NJ. Richie. The pupils were
assisted in giving the program by Miss
mabel Martin, contraito: Mr.. Aston
Morre. baritone: Mr. Fred Price. tenor.
and Mr. Albert I,lufrio, accompanist The
pupils taking part in the program wers
Mary Stormont. Helen Carr. Sherman
Cox, Helen Broderick, Norval T. Tabler.
Mabel Harding. Robert McMackin. Helen
Mrs Mamie b. Wilson. Estelle Bail.
Mabel Hartley. Adah Moore. Frances
Quigley. Jennie Miller. Elizabeth Lau-
mann and Elizabeth Haislip.
Mr.. Henry W. Jaeger, tenor soIoist OF
St Paufs Church. will assist the choir
OF st. Matthews Catholic Church at their
benediction service this evening. when he
VIII be heard in an 30 Salutaris" by Mar
ston, assisted by Miss Jennie Glennan al
the organ.
An attractive program was successfully
rendered by the pupils of Miss Margaret
T. keefe at a piano recital given at 81:
I'D street Monday evening Among those
contributing to the program We're Grace
Hewitt. Dorothy Butt. wfnifred Keefe
Margaret O'Donnell. William Tolbridge
Teresa Eroom. Mary Young Morris
Kraft Mildred Mulcahn. Mary F,tzserald.
Viola and Mary Wills Katherine Tav
man, Irene Daniel Edith and May Lucas
Catherine Caliaghan, Charlotte Jones
Grace Failon. William Corcoran. Susie
wilcox, Margaret and Lillian Kershaw
Nubey Farrell. Rose. Mildred and Lor
rafne Mott. the Misses Nellie and Frances
keefe. Miss Gertrude V. O'Connell, Miss
Grace Daniel and Robert Daniel Mr.
Creswell young assisted i'm entertaining
the guests by giving several violin solos
and some of his compositions were eff.
fectively sung by little Lucille and Jean.
cite Buck. The program included Mosz-
kowskis Waltz" Won Weber's .Invits
ton to the Dance" Sinding's "Fruhlinrs.
rauschen. Beethovens sonatas PA.
thetique" and Moonlight" and Cham
made Dance Creole
The choir of St Michael and All
Angels Church will give a service OF
sacred songs at o'clock this evening
under the direction of Mrs Henry
sisted by Miss Lillian May Lewis, So
prano: Mr. ]. II. Taylor. tenor: Mr. Will
liam Starnell. organist; Mr.. Clarence
Bateman,. violinist: Mr.. Roland Carter
The program will include: Chorus
Praise Ye the Father CGounod): duet
for soprano and tenor, Love Divine
tStainer), Miss Lewis and Mr.. Taylor
by Allitsen. Miss Lewis: Meditation"
by Mietzke. Mrs. Mckee. Mr.. Bateman
and Mr.. Starnell: soprano solo. The
Ninety and Zine" by Campion. Miss
Lewis; bass solo. My God. My Father.
While L Stray" by Marston, Mr.. Car
ter; Gounod's Ave Maria" Miss Lewis
Mr.. Bateman. Mrs. Mckee and Mr. Star
nell. and chorus, Message of the Bells
by Geibe
Mrs. Routt Johnson Manning enter
tanned Monday evening at musical
which presented many attractive and
some original features. Mr.. Franz
Boushee opened the program with
piano solo. Norwegian Bridal Process
sion,'' by Grieg: Miss Helene William.
played -Liebestraum," by Liszt, AND
"Rondo Favori,' by Hummel. and We
ber's ''Rondo BrialIante": Miss Gene.
We've Small gave some whistling solos. &c
the delight of the guests. among them
MoszkowskTs 'Serenade' and Scotch
Ballad, and Mr.. Boushee PLAYED tbs
Rachmaninoff prelude and THE Loreley'
by Seeing.
Henry ". Jaeger, who has just closed
successful season as tenor soloist OF
st. Pauls Catholic Church under the di.
rection of Ernest T. Winchester has beer
notified by Mgr. Mackin. rector of the
church. that he is to be re-engaged mex,
season at an increase of salary. Mr.
Jaeger will spend his summer campin,
on the lower Potomac until September
He will then make a tour of ten south
ern cities as first tenor of a local quar-
se let, who WS,r VIII produce the operetta. Love
choir duties October i.
Miss Gladys Aline Strong. the younr
pianist, played at the graduation eyer
cises of the Normal School at Continents.
Hall this past week. She is a member OF
the class. having completed all the course.
or the public schools I'm this city Her
selections included compositions by Lisz
and Chopin, which she rendered with fin,
effect.
Mrs. NJ. r. Waldecker will give he,
closing pupils recital Monday, June "a
assisted by section of the United Statei
Marine Band.
me musical given Tuesday evening by
prominent local soloists at the home O,
DR.. James Dudley Morgan for the benefA
or the new Catholic Church at Chevy
Chase proved a success socially, financial.
iy and musically. The program opened
with some piano solos, Rachmaninoff'.
Prelude and the ''Staccato Caprice" BY
Nogrich' rendered by Mrs. Emile Dougah
Maroon. This was followed by the so.
prano solo. "Carmena." by Wilson, suns
by Miss Marguerite Ashbridge; Evening
Star Song" from "Tannhauser." by Mr.
Theodore Howard; violin solo, Mr. Charlie,
Frailey; contralto solos, Lalo's .Esclave,
and Far Across the Desert Sands" from
"A Lover in Damascus" by Woodford.
Finden, Miss Gertrude Carroll; piano so
IoS, SHopln vase In A nat, and ochu.
berts Impromptu," i'm fat Miss Mon.
monier; soprano solos, 1.-The Danza." by
Chadwick, and Irish Song" by Long
Miss Wurdeman; violin solo, Mr. Charlet
F.railey: duet, II Live and Love Thee
Nine. Susanna Oldberg and Mr.. George
Herbert Wells were the efficient accompa.
nists. Much disappointment was felt al
the appearance of Mrs. Annie Gram
Fug1tt. who was on the program for Q
number, but was unable to be present
Miss Hattie NJ Richie gave her eight
zenith annual vocal and piano recital Fri
day evening, when she was assisted by
Miss Mabel Martin, contralto; Mr. A.
Aston Moore, baritone: Mr. Fred NJ
Price. tenor, and Mr.. Albert Llufrio, ac-
companist. The two-part program was
exceIlently given as follows: la Ora
cieuse" (Bohm), Misses Ella and Richie:
Rainbow" (RobertD, Miss Helen Bred
erick; ''Ti Prego' (NicolaD, Miss Richie
Messrs Price and Moore; moonlight or
the Water" tSeidt, Miss Mary Stormont;
Ocean Breezes (Krogmann), Miss
Helen Carr; May Pleasures (Spindler,
Master Sherman Cox: 'Carrissima
penn. Mr.. Norval T. Tabler; "Menuett'
op. IA (PaderewskD, Miss Mabel Hard
ing; His Lullaby" (BondD, Master Rot
ert McMackn: Music on the Water
tBohm), Miss Helen Regain: Spring
(Cohen). Miss Ruth Vineberg; "Wayside
Rose Fisher). Miss Dorothy Pitcher
Meet Ne Love- Ode Koven), Mrs. Mamis
b. Wilson: '.EspanoIe'' Bolero GODDARD
Miss Estelle Ball: 1.-The Forest Fairy
CVenzano). Miss Mabel Hartley: "Haik
to the Mandolin CTrotere), Misses Ritchis
and Martin .fJsUijjghf the Mountain