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recital Tho latter started her prepara-
tory work with Miss McCarty before
she was seven. and because she con-
tinued steadily and made satisfactory
progress for five years she received a
scholarship for the past winter. She
was assisted by Harriet Harding, So
prano. who sang in a charming manner
and responded to several encores.
The closing monthly musical service
of this season was held at st. Johns
Church. Georgetown, Sunday night The
Lead Me. Lord" by Wesley; Savior
When Night Envolves the Skies,' by
Shelley. Charles Cropley has charge of
the music during the absence Of Mr.
Williams. the regular organist. who is
spending the summer in Europe.
Miss Nellie May Sebastian. soprano,
sang the recitative and aria. These
with fine effect at the metropolitan NJ
e. Church Sunday last the occasion
being the installation of the District
officers of the Epworth League Of this
city.
The c. E. Christiani Violin and Orches-
trail School held it's fifth annual pupils
recital Monday and Tuesday evenings
at Carroll Institute Hall. The program
bers. was rendered in commendable
manner. The pupils who participated
were Earl Wagner. Frank Moskey, Leroy
Taylor, Joseph Beal, Miss Frieda Hauf.
Leroy Herndon, Walter Peed, Miss Gerda
Christiani, Herbert Hall. Fred Neuland,
Edward Schirlner, Harry Waller. Karl
Wampe, Olive Heinecke. Russell Snapp,
Ernest GUIDE, Fred 10y, Miss Doris de
Groot, Clarence Brooks, Sterling March.
Miss Norma Dodge. Miss Edna Struble,
6oy4
j. w. Willamette. Alphonso Hoban. Rus
sell Kinsey. Miss ]. Willamette, FREQ
Christie, Russell Snapp. Miss Pearl Pitch
er, Mis- Annie l.. Bowie, Miss Amelia
Guide, Marion Groves. Miss Ruth Wer-
helm, James Fflgate, Victor Yosey, John
Filgate, Henry Christiani. Thomas Par
nell. Thomas Mcintyre. Miss Marie Keys
piano accompanies. Miss Frieda Lucke,
Miss Charlotte Wolf.
The school was also assisted by George
Moskey. violiniSt, who played the Chopin
Nocturne with artistic finish, and for an
encore Sarasate's Ziegeuner weisen.
The pupils of Miss Helen Gladmon will
give their annual spring musical June
Ii at the Universalist Church.
Two Washington singers, Mrs. Robert
Fatt and Mrs. Armand Gumprecht, have
in vaudeville through the southern
states, and are meeting with the success
they well deserve. They have made their
greatest hit in duets from famous operas,
such as III Trovatore," Lucia di Lam
mermoor" and others.
commencement exercises OF the Wash
ington College of Music will take place
June q. The largest class that has ever
graduated from this institution, twenty
nine, will receive their diplomas this
year.
The annual recital by pupils of Miss
evening at Pythian Temple The program
was well rendered by the young people,
and was cordially received by the audi
ence Among those who participated
were: Miss Ida Gum. Mary Louise
ley. Miss Margaret Miller, Miss Sue Oar
ley, Miss Estelle Wild. Miss Clyone Wal
lace, Roger F. Craley. A. w. Davis,
Thelnna Payne, Miss Mary Louise Wood.
lace. Miss Ruth Terrill. c. Risdon Allen,
Miss Matilda Senior. Miss Mary Will
loughby and Benjamin Nicholson.
The music pupils of Mrs. A. N. Jones
gave a recital Wednesday evening at her
residence in Petworth.
I Those participating were Misses Simp-
son. Byrne, Douglass, Trevis. Reid. Smith.
Ledman, Ecker. Burch, Chesaldine.
Schenken, Rain. Greesang, Florence and
y
Taft, Rush. Lillian and Norma Bennett,
Mary and Lillian Ridgway. Sparoush,
Steiner, Jessie and Anna Watkins, and
Masters Frank and Eugene Bryan.
pupils for excellent work throughout the
year: Misses Ledman. Burton. Jessie
Watkins, Schenken, Jones and Byrne.
Vocal selections were rendered by Miss
Mcintosh, Mrs. MacKnight and Mr..
Bryan, with Mrs. Trevis as accompanied.
The pupils of Miss Bette Brown gave
piano recital Friday evening at 1912
9th street northwest Those taking part
were Misses Helen Helm, Bertha More
Urbana Holiday, Helen Reinhart, Flea
nor Volland, Elsie Werdig, Elvera Gio-
vanette, Anna Volland, Sophia Brown,
Margaret Werdig. Edith Mills, Ida Cohen.
Gertrude Amiss, Marie Tolbert, and Mas
ters Elmer Volland, Joseph Faber, Wal
Steidel and Arthur Shannon. The medal
lists We're Misses Helen Helm. Elsie Wer-
dig. Elvera Giovanette, Urbana Holiday
and Minnie Harold.
A piano recital of pupils Of the Misses
Minke, assisted by Miss Emily Frech
Barnes, eiocutfonist, was given Tuesday
evening at the Pythian Temple. Those
who participated in the program were
Spencer Brenizer, Miss Violet Stanton,
Miss Fannie Benton, Miss Alice O'Neal,
Miss May Viland, Miss Helen Clayton,
Miss. Ruth Wright. Miss Ruthette Penn,
Miss Florence Anderson, Miss Bertha
Gersdorff. Miss Florence Bundick and
Miss Mary Limbeck.
At the monthly meeting of the Amphion
Glee Club the following were elected to
office for the ensuing year: President, J.
H. Washington; vice president. George H.
Jefferson; secretary, Clarence A. Bar
bour; treasurer, Charles A. Champ, all
reelected: librarian. Harry Morton: man
ager and musical director o. Henry
Lewis, reelected. f. S. Bolden and S.
p. Brown were reelected to membership
on the board of directors, and the club
voted to establish a waiting list Of men,
bers, since the present quota Is filled
The Amphions have a membership of
twenty-one persons, and have been in
continuous existence since 1891 During
all this period Mr.. Lewis has been di-
rector without interruption.
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