Evening star., 1911-05-28


schuld University Of Music was brought
to . close Friday afternoon at New Ma
sonic Temple, when diplomas and certin-
Gates Of graduation were presented 70
those satisfactorily completing tho van-
ous courses. An ambitious program, well
rendered. preceded the conferring OF
diplomas and included the Coronation
March" from ''Le Prophetic" by Meyer
beer. two pianos. eight hands. played by
Misses Boyd. Dyson. Garlock and KING
piano solos. Concerto" in c major, oy
Beethoven. Miss Ardala Moore: ''Valse'
in A minor. by Chopin. Miss Annie Lee
MARSHALL: "Campanella." by IAszt. LOUIS
A. Potter. jr.: Gounod's AVE Maria. Tor
flute and plano. Robert +. Seel and MAS
ter Harold Seel: piano solos. "Ballade In
g minor. by Chopin. Russell Hill: "Ar1-
etta." by Lack. Master Morton Gittel-
man: first movement Of sonata" In F
major. for piano and violin, by Beethoven,
Miss E. Pearl Myers and Daniel Breeskin
Of the faculty; piano solos. ''Wanderer
Fantasie." second and third movements,
by Schubert-Liszt. Miss Mary Donohue:
''Nocturne." by Chopin, Miss Mary x.
Lynch: Butterfly Etude," by Chopin.
Miss McRae and Messrs. Hill and Potter:
"Adagio" from trio, in d minor. by Men
delssohn, for piano and violin, Miss Ellen
c. Hull and Daniel Breeskin; piano solos.
''Scherzo'' from concerto in G. by Saint
Saens, Miss Ethel Fisher: 'Polonaise" in
e major. by Liszt. Miss Gertrude McRae;
lie Cygne," by Saint-Saens. Miss Mar
shall and Masters Gittelman and Seel.
and Transcription Of "Faust's Valse," by
Gounod-Liszt. Louis A. Potter, jr. Diplo-
mas and certificates were then conferred
fnllnUfnU NandfdA1AQs Piano
teachers training course. Miss Ellen c.
Hull and Miss Ella Pearl Myers: artist
course. Louis A. Potter, jr.; normal
course. Miss Ellen C. Garlock. Miss Della
Wednesday afternoon pupils Of the vari-
Gus branches Of the Won Unshuld Uni
versity were heard In recital at the
Washington Club. Included In the pro-
gram was the Adagio from Beethoyan's
Henrietta Flynn and Nine. Won Unschuld;
Romance by Rubinstein, Miss Isabel
Middleton: "Gavotte." by Beach. Miss
Anita Kite; Hunting Song" by Men
Study, by Low, Misses Dorothy and Lau-
rel Hasbrouck: two preludes by Chopin.
Miss Frances Bryan: "Menuet Celebre," !"
by Bocherini. Miss Dorothy Brandenburg;
inc Hart; 'Nocturne," by Chopin. Miss
Amy Ramhorst: Hungarian Dances" for
two pianos. by Brahms. Miss d. Has
brouck and Nine. Won Unschuld; Min
uet," by Beethoven, Master Douglas Pow
ell. and ''Mazurke." by Leschetiszky.
Miss Grace Hillyer.
Monday afternoon Nine. Won Unschuld
presented Louis A. Potter. jr., In recital
at the New Willard in competition for
the diploma and gold medal Of virtuosity.
Mr.. Potter played Sonata in A fat major.
by Beethoven: four Chopin numbers.
"Nocturne," in C minor: two etudes.
one in fiat minor and the other in B
"Momento Capriccioso.' by Weber:
Concert Study" in D nat, by Lszt:
"Campanella," by Paganini-Liszt. and
Faust Valse," by Gounod-Liszt, and for
encore. Lszt's transcription Of 'Rigo-
letto." He was much praised for his
technique and intelligent Interpretation.
The Judges, Messrs. Heinrich Hammer,
Percy Foster and R p. Seel Of the Ma
rine Band and Nine. Won Unschuld. were
unanimous in the decision that Mr.. Pot
ter was fully qualified to receive tho gold
medal Of virtuosity.
There will be a special musical service
at tho Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
this evening. beginning at o'clock.
which will mark the close Of many
years Of service OF B. Allen Terrell as
tenor soloist and choir director at that
FOR New M Tss1s wsa1e S ss leave Vi.
located In. future. and where ne will
continue his musical work. He has
long been identified with some OF the
best Of our local church choirs. ana his
departure - matter for regret.
In addition this evening to the regular
choir large number Of singers who
have formerly been identified with the
organization will assist making q total
Of forty-five, and the following program
will be rendered: Chorus. 'Help. Lord. >
and ''Thanks Be to God." from "Elijah' /: