Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-21
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teachers training course will be Miss |
Ellen c. Hull and Miss Ella Pearl Myers |
Louis A Potter, jr.. will be the only |
graduate in the artist course" and the |
graduates In the normal course will be |
Miss Ellen c. GarIock. Miss Della NJ. |
storm and Miss Elsie f. Tayman.
Miss Alice Meekham, the only graduate |
this year from the music department Of |
washington College. appeared in recital |
tuesday evening before a large company |
of invited guests Miss Meekham gave |
an exact1ng program OF piano numbers, |
her work giving evidence of both con-
scientious study and careful training |
Among her numbers were Beethoven's |
Sonata Appassionata," Mendelssohns |
Scherzo" in b minor. "Arabesque." by |
Debussy. and Lszts Rhapsody No 81
the Bendel edition. She closed the recital |
with the concert-stucke, by Chaminade, |
written for piano and orchestra, the or |
chestral part being given on a second |
piano by Harry Paterson Hopkins. direc- |
tor OF music at the college. Miss Meek |
ham was assisted in giving the program
by Miss Margaret Brace who sang "A
Gypsy Maiden l." by Parker: Miss Nouna
1llges, who sang the concert aria, 20 Mic
fernando and the vocal class OF the
college, which was heard In Schumann's
"Gypsies" and Schuberts 'Serenade."
The Rubinstein Club. Mrs. A. NJ Blair.
director. met Wednesday in the ballroom
of the Arlington Hoted for the transac-
ton of business and the annual election
of officers. The reports from the officers
were read and approved. the treasurer's
report showing ali expenses paid and a
small balance in the treasury. All the
officers for the past season were re-
elected as follows: Mrs. Blair. president;
Mrs. Walter Gawler and Mrs. Clarence B.
| Rheem. vice presidents: Miss Blanche
fewell. secretary: Mrs. Fannie A. Gage.
treasurer. and Mrs. Jewell. librarian.
This is the last meeting OF the club until
October.
! Miss Clarine McCarty presided at re-
| cital Friday evening at Pythian Temple.
presenting a large class of pupils In the
following program Of piano numbers:
Minuet' in f fiat, by Mozart. Miss Helen
Grain, Miss Helen Bowie and Miss Ruth
HlIiyard; Robins Lullaby" by Krog-
mann. Miss Blanche Sell, with second piano
accompaniment by Miss McCarty; Ma
zurka.'' by Webb Miss Margaret Butler.
| Master Wade Butler: "Poupee Valsante,"
| by Poldni. Miss Claire Elliott; Whip
and Harold Dewhirst; ''Tarantelle." by
| Heller, Miss Marie Eiker: Scarf Dance"
| by Chaminade. Elizabeth and Burnham
Yung Kwai: ITO a Wild Rose" by Mac
Edna Cady: 'Gipsy Rondo.'. by sHayden,
Miss Gladys Middaugh and Miss McCarty;
| Die Lorelei,'' by Liszt. Miss Katherine
Brien: ''Buena Notte." by Nevin. Miss
Grace Goodpasture; La Somnambula," by
Boyer. Miss Goodpasture, Miss Moore and
| Miss McCarty; Concerto" in B fiat, by
Mozart. Miss Cornelia Long, first move
ment. with second piano accompaniment
by Miss McCarty: sextet from Lucia di
Lammermoor. by Leschetizki. Miss Nc
| Carly "Rondo la Turque," by Mozart,
first plano. Miss katherine O'Brien, Miss
| Clare Elliott: second piano. Miss Edna
Cady and Miss Marie Eiker. with accom-
paniment of toy instruments. cymbals
John Eiseman: tambourines, Stuart Car
penter and Ruth Hammond; triangle,
Margaret Johnson bells. Elizabeth Yung
Kwai; bones. Burnham Yung kwai, and
| drum, Harold Suits.
Miss Augusta Hill, a young contralto.
has been the soloist for the past two Sun
| Hill was heard last Sunday in Marston S
| I'm Pilgrim, I'm a Stranger" both her
voice and her Interpretation receiving
much favorable comment
| Miss Florence Herman gave another
studio recital last week. presenting some
Of her pupils. in the following program:
Hsnnsn ny Koh Rsts R ca.oh Me- on y
ISOLATION (by Mendelssohn). Simple Con-
fession" (by Thome). Ernest French;
''Barcarole" (by Kullakl. Little shep-
hsrdess" tby schytte). Hannah Gichner;
! Hide and Seek" Thy schytte). Jennie
Nordlinger; ITO a wild Rose Thy Mac.
DowelD. From An Indian Lodge and
Waltz In + fiat (by Durand), Sylvia
| Oppenheimer: Bridal Chorus (by Wag
nerLiszU and "Minuet." in e fiat Thy
Mozart. George Nordiinger; "Etude" (by
Matin' (by Godard). Mildred Wallerstein;
ITO Spring" (by Grieg) and "Traumerei''
cby Strauss). Miss Hall; Waltz" in e
major tby Chopin. and 'Impromptu." in
tby. Schumann). Miss Anna Magruder.
| and BUTTERFLY (by Grieg and Moe
| turne," in B major. Hortense Rosenthal.
The Apollo Orchestra. Albert P. John
| son, director, with its full complement of
| forty-iive players. will give its usual
| monthly evening with the Apollo Or
/ chestra" at McKendree NJ. F. Church this
| evening. beginning at o'clock. A spe-
cial orchestral program will be rendered
continuously during the first half hour.
| and the orchestra will also participate in
during the succeeding half hour, the entire
evening service occupying one hour. This
will be the last appearance Of the orches-
ira in this seasons series of monthly
sacred musicals Sunday evenings, and
| friends. as we'll as the general public are
cordially invited.
The pupils OF Raphael Koester gave a
recital Friday evening at his studio, in
Spanish Caprice (Holst). Misses Eliza,
beth Harris and Ruth Broadbent; Wood
land Echoes" (seidD. Miss Mary Nc
Conville; Romance" (Greenwald). Ev-
erett Philips: wild Flowers OVEN
rich). Sylvia Payne: duet, Ida Polka"
(Freeman). Miss Edna Flicker: Irish
Fantasia (Ryder). Elmer Deyer: BY
the Mountain Spring" (Bohm). Miss Es-
telle Tompkins; duet. AT Home (Strea-
bog), primo part, Miss Frances De
| Grange; Martha Medley" (Winner,,
Harry Stello; Norman Fantasia Ley-
bach), Victor Tyree; duet, Fairy March
(Streabog), Jesse Cooley and Harold
Higgins: Dream Waltz" Wogt), Carolon
Talley: ''Tarantelle" (koelling). Miss Lii
| liam MCGOWAN; duet La Grace" (Bohm),
primo part. Miss Annie McGrain; Pen
dant lie Valse" Lack). Miss Martha War
ing: Flower Song Uange). Sydney
Thompson; "Vaise No. Q" (Chopin), Miss
,, Helen Barclay duet. "Lustspiel Over
| ture" (Bela). Misses Adelaide and Mar
garet Burlingame: 'Tarantelle" (Heller),
Miss Loise Lovett: Sonata" in d major
| (PleyeD. Miss Edith Slime: "Valse' In
minor (Chopin). Miss Eloise Woodbury.;
cello solo. Paul Rooster; Concert Valse'
| CHoffman). Miss Hester Munger, and
"Andante" from trio. op. So (Reisinger),
| the Rooster Trio
A special musical service will be held
at Foundry NJ E. Church this evening
| at o'clock under the direction of sgd
| ney Lloyd Wrightson. Miss NJ l. Hall.
soloist of st. Thomas Episcopal Church,
will sing still. Still With Thee" by
Hawley. Mr.. Wrightson will sing Draw
Near. All Ye People and Lord. God of
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