The Washington herald., 1911-06-11

New York, which was largely attended
by well-known organists. organ builders.
and publishers. Mr.. Comstock, in re-
sponse TO call. conveyed the greetings
of the local chapter and told OF the sea-
sons ddings.
"The Inheritance Divine" by Harry
Rowe Shelley, which was SO successfully
performed lately. will be repeated at
this evenings service in Trinity Episco-
pal Church as a part Of the celebration of
Trinity Sunday. The soloists are Mrs.
Charles Denhardt. soprano; Mrs. Clar-
ence c. Covert, alto; Mr.. William ].
Caulfield, tenor. and Mr.. Herbert s.
Moreton, barytone. Mr.. Oscar Franklin
Comstock. organist and choirmaster.
Miss Helen Jane williams recently
gave two programmes of excellent classic
School Of Music.
Miss Alice Burbage has as her guest
Miss Beatrice Baldwin, of New York.
She is a daughter of one OF Miss Bur-
bage's Leipzig associates, who was Miss
Adelaide Crittenton, a daughter OF Mr..
Crittenton, who has done such worthy
charity in establishing the Florence Crit
tenton homes In various cities. Miss
Crittenton married in Leipzig after their
student days and Miss Beatrice Bald
win was born in that city.
Miss Mary Louise Stanley, one Of the
young 'cellists OF the city and Peabody
Conservatory pupil. is spending some
time in the country home of her teacher,
her studies.
The Misses Minke gave their spring
pupils concert on Tuesday evening in
Pythian Temple, assisted by Mrs. Emily
Frech Barnes. elocutionist. Their pro-
gramme was as follows:
Mr. Spencer Breni1ez.
'-A Mis-. Violet stantGh h''n'
Song Of the TrUubador' Morley
Miss Fannie Benton
Concert-Polouaia .Bohm
Miss Alice o'NeaL
bong Of the Birds Helms
Miss May INLAND.
CarF1ce kontsu
Miss Helen Clayton.
f1rst .Saint-Saens
Miss Ruth Wright
ImprDmpfu
Miss Ruthette Penn.
he'rn " SpIlns Mas Fior.Dc. Insr:c NOenE
"on Wings OF .Mendelsohn-L1zt
Miss Bertha Gersdorti.
Recitation, How Girls Fish
Mrs Emily Frech Barnes.
Rhapsodie No. 2..........................
Miss Florence Bundick.
Miss Mary Lineback.
Polka de COnceTt. .Bartlett
Miss Gersdoh.
The pupils recita, of the Columbia Con-
servatory Of Music Edwin Hart princi-
pal, was given In Carroll Institute Hall
on Wednesday evening. the following pu-
pills appearing: Mr.. ]. r. Curl, Miss Mar
tina Kline, Miss Roselia Bowen, Raymond
Hart, Mr.. Carl Goodman, Miss Eleanor
North, Mr.. Roy Kuhn, Mr. Percy C.
Bowen, Mr.. George Horning. Miss Gairda
Chrfstiani, Miss Catherine de Bindar,
Miss Juliette Barbaux, Miss Anna Per-
skin, Mrs. N. A. Kestler, Miss Henrietta
Luber,- Miss Yetta Brez, Miss Ruth Haw-
kins, Miss Seville Foster, and Mr.. Edgar
T. Hart.
The piano pupils of Miss Isabel Primm,
assisted by Miss Faye R. humphrey, con-
tralto, and Mr.. Clay Holmes, violinist,
were heard in a recital held in the music
hail of the Percy s. Foster Piano Com
pany last Thursday evening. The pro-
gramme was much enjoyed by many
friends in attendance, and was partici-
pated in by Misses Mildred Taylor, Edna
Bailey, Amelia EtZ, Kathleen Mahoney,
Ruth Tucker, Lucy Louthan. Amy Cohen,
Margaret Tucker, Ruth Mahoney. Lucy
Sherwood. Ruth Jaeger, Jean Moister,
and Helen Primm, and Mr.. Don Holmes.
The annual recital of the pupils of Mrs.
Myra whitney-Hall was given last FRI
day evening at 1904 Newton street The
participants in the programme were Mrs.
Hall, Misses Gertrude Swlngle. Marian
Harrell, Lois Mitchell, Mildred Cove,
Dorothy Gooch, Gladys Pope, Mae Mill
ington, Katherine Lord, r. Woodward,
and Misses Eastlack. Glidden, and Lord,
and Messrs. Robert Gooch, Earl Mitchell,
Harry Christie. Douglas Burnside, Dar-
win Pope. Scott Lloyd, Nelson Bowen,
and Frank H. Bowen Miss Harriet E.
Rees, eIocutionist, and Mrs. C. B. Bayly,
soprano, assisted. The affair was most
enjoyable.
Clarine McCarty. pianist, presented her
pupil, Katherine O'Brien,
in recital last Wednesday evening in
Foster Hall. An interesting programme
was provided, the little pianist doing
good work in the Macdowell and Liszt
Miss Harriet Harding, soprano.
rendered in a pleasing manner several
songs and, responded to encores.
The fourth annual commencement Of
the Washington College of Music will
be held in the Columbia Theater June q.
Post-gra iuate diplomas will be awarded
Miss Faye R. humphrey. contralto, and
George H. Miller. basso Artists diplo-
mas will be given Miss Gertrude Reuter-,
soprano; Mrs. Marjorie Hart Moulton.
and Harriet Young
Hough. Teachers certificates viii be
given Eleanor Rifxwood Belt, Marie |
Carolina Searles, Helma Matilda Chees-
man, Mabel Louise Benzler, and Hal |
stead P. Hoover. A vocal certificate viii |
be awarded William CorNad Mills. In |
the plano department. artists diplomas |
will be given Mary Pauline Olmstead. |
Lucy Eleanor Wright. and William A. |
Engel, jr. Teachers certificates will be |
given Isabel Jarvis Prinlm, Hilda Marie |
Beetham, William Scarf Gatchell, Lo-
retto Margaret Shea, Edith Regenia |
Wiley. James Russell Barr. susannah |
Burrows Jennings. Ernull Ruth Cohen |
cious, Mary Charlotte Matthews. Erin |
Rose Morrison, Desha Shepherd Devor.
and Nettte Zomora Miller Piano certi- /
dcates win be awarded Flora Adeline |
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