Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-02
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| Miss Glennon will also continue in
charge of the choir. her work as q d.
rector having been eminently satisfactory.
This morning the choir will be heard.
under her direction. I'm the Kyrie and
Agnus Del from Weber's mass In @, and
Benedictus by Renner. and the offertory
number will be an Ave Maria" by Witt.
J Herndon Morsell has resigned his posi-
ton as choir director at McKendree ID. r.
Church, concluding seasons successful
work last Sunday. Mr.. Morsell returned
last week from brief visit at Wesleyan
College in Connecticut. where he attenu-
ed the commencement exercises, In which
his son, HerndOn Tudor Morsell, took
part The latter will leave today for a
Boston. then on to New Hampshire.
where he will work on the fish commits
sion until fall Mr.. Mcrsell will remain
in the city until August
The solo quartet Of St Stephens Cath
Ole Church composed of Miss Marguerite
Howard. soprano: Mrs. Nellie o Hare Pol
lard. contralto. and Messrs. William Sic
man. tenor, and William Barnholt. basso
has been re-engaged. with many express
sions of commentator from the pastor Of
the church. Rev. Joseph Cassidy Miss
Katharine I.ackaye. organist and direct
or who came to st. Stephens last fail.
after service of many years at st. Ann 3
Church, Tenleytown. will also continue to
tsaje charge OF the choir and preside at
the organ.
The pupils Of II. X. w. Miles gave their
annual recital at Trinity Parish Hall
Tuesday night, assisted by Miss Florence
B. Callan. who furnished dramatic read
tngs. The pupils played selections from
well known composers and their efforts
were heartily appreciated by their many
friends present. Those taking part were
Misses Maud L. Brandt, Lucy A. Brandt.
Dorothy Chappelear. Marie *. kolb, Eula
r. Jones, Ruth E. King. Lois Burrows.
Eleanor L. Bray. Isabel Hickey Florence
a. White. Amy Falk. Esther d. Barr.
Bddis NJ. Vaux. Ethel AIinet, Julia A.
Neale. May X. Hickey. Helen A. Schmitt,
Addie NJ Dean. NJ. Elsie n. Darcy, Mar
guerite Corbin, Bessie H. Ratledge. Paul
inc b. kinneard. Eugene f. Hines and
Dorothy ]. Clarke.
A piano recital by pupils of Mr. and
Mrs. II. Clay Murray the third, fourth
and fifth grades, was given in Naval
Lodge Hall, and attracted large audi
ence. Among those contributing to the
program were Iva Watts, kathrine Tay-
lor, Harold King Alma Emo. Leanore
Riston, Louise Swain. Lottie Shepherd,
Clara Luber. Almira Scott. Evelyn
Thompson. Gladys Phoebus. Barbara Eu-
bank. Willie O'Brien, Mildred Suit, Mag
define Bosley. James karnes. Ada White,
kathrine Bell. Ruby Hicks, Agnes Nav
son. Pattie Creecy. Ila Stephenson. Leroy
Knott. Hazel McColaugh. Elsie and Ruth
Bladen. Anna Seyfried. Charles Watts
and Gladys and Claude Corridan.
Miss Pearl Waugh, of the music de-
partment of Belcourt Seminary and or
Sanist Of Northmnster PRESBYTERIAN
church. Is spending the summer with
relatives in Upton. Ind. where she went
nf fhn hoIo
present at her sisters wedding. Incl
dentally. Miss Waugh is coaching a few
OF her former pupils who never fail to
take advantage of her return to her old
home. Miss Waugh will not return to
Washington until late in September.
Mrs. II. l.. Parkinson, soprano, has re-
turned to the city from a few weeks
outing near Bluemont, Va. After short
stay In the city she will 80 TO Ocean City
Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shircliff soprano of
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
Miss Elise Davis. contralto of St Pat
rick's mixed choir and Miss Katharine
Aylmer Of the Rubnstein Club We're the
soloists at the Visitation Convent on
Connecticut Avenue Thursday afternoon
at the services attending the reception of
some new members into the sisterhood.
Miss Mamie Mullaly was in charge of
The pupils of Miss Grace Adams gave
their annual closing recital at her studio.
making a creditable showing. The pro-
gram included compositions by Schu-
mann. Schubert, Paderewski, GODDARD,
Grieg and Chopin, and the students TAX
in part were Misses katherine Evans.
Mary Beth Jackson, Margaret +. Den
ham, Esther Evans. Dorothy Louise
Daily. Lucille Abbey, Esther Evans. Ma
bel E. Hubbard. Marcia Frances Trou-
land. Frances Lena PulizZi and Master
Harry Chamberlain. The young stu
dents We're assisted by Master William
Ness. violinist. who played Beaumont
''Slumber Sweetly" and "Cavatina' by
Schmidt and Miss BERTHE Thompson. so
prano who was heard to advantage in
DenZa's If Thou Didst Love Me, The
Woodpigeon.: The Wren and Roses
After RAIN by Liza Lehman
wedding of interest in local musical
circles occurred Wednesday evening. when
Miss Elma Ebert was married to William
c. Stierlin of st. Louis. Mo.
The annuar recital by the vocal and
Instrumental pupils of William J. Oates
took place al Pythian Temple and ex-
tended over two evenings. Among those
appearing on the programs were: PA
nists, Master George Bruce Master Elmer
Burrus, Miss Beatrice E.ndres Miss Ethel
DOM Miss Adele Burns. Miss Margaret
Sullivan. Miss Helen Harvey. Miss Ethel
Brocknan Miss Madeline Mudd, James
Mcdonald. Miss Ruth Bell, Miss Virginia
Sargent. Miss Lucy Surguy. Miss Rose
Holiness Miss Pearl Hart. Miss Addie
Wagner, Miss Elsie Lecfert. Miss Orrie
Munnerlyn. Miss Lulu Tavenner. Bar
rett Michael. Master Eugene Matchett,
Miss Margaret Beall. Miss Minnie Wei
senberg, Miss Marie Fletcher, Miss Alva
Crimmins Miss Edna Lerch. Miss Flor
ence GUIDE. Miss Rosalie Clayton, Miss
Rose Callahan. Miss May Heritage. Miss
Dorothy Wooden, Miss Lillian Cleveland
Miss Rose HUH Miss Grace Hutchinson
Mrs. Percy Brown. Miss Lucille Dienelt
Misses Lois Nichols, Miss Adele Robey,
Miss Margaret Barnett. Miss Alice Bra
gunner Miss Esther Solomon. Miss May
Mof1itt. Miss Edith Brandt. Miss Helen
Thomas Miss Hilda Evans: violinists.
Master Earl Endres, Master Will Vernon
Petit Master Thomas Hope. Master
Charles Godfrey Miss Edith Mudd, Mas
ter Frederick Surguy, Miss Mabel Goep-
fert Master Clarence Bruce. Messrs.
Robert Huston and John Michael. Mas
ter Thomas Hopwood. Master Charles
Bitter. Miss Helen Belt. Master John
Wolf. Master Ernest Butts. Messrs. Ivan
Beers and Patterson Perry. Master Irv-
ing Smith. Master Russell Clophfer, Carl
Baesgen: vocalists, Miss Mabel Louise
Benzler and Miss Agnes L. Preston, and
cellist, Miss Lillian Cleveland.
Miss Edna Dyer. one of the sopranos
of the double quartet of St. Patrick 5
mixed choir, has returned from visit
to relatives at Gainesville. Nd and will
be in her place in the church today.
Miss Lillian Wines. organist of Sixth
Street Presbyterian Church 1Dr. Spooner),
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