Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26

| vitations to a students recital Wednesday
evening at Ingram Memorial Congrega-
| tional Church. The soloists will be Mrs.
8. Gusack. violinist; Louis E. Mandy,
cellist, and Mrs. L. E. Barnes. reader:
| Misses Ethel Leonard. Pearl Cloyd, Yula
ion Mccoy. Evelyn Croggon, Mesdames
Jessie Hover. E. T. Jones, F. Brylawski,
| Messrs. Fred Mitchell, Oscar Gardner and
]. Wilkinson.
The March members day. Of the Rub
| instein Club will be observed Wednesday
| morning at the Arlington Hotel at II
O'Clock. There will be songs by Miss
Matte Gibson. Miss Margaret Ashbridge.
| Mrs. Tatspaugh and Miss Ellen Butter
field. Miss Pearl Waugh will contribute
a group of piano solos, and there will be
/ a quartet for piano and strings played by
| Miss Stanford. first violin: Miss Dodge,
second violin; Miss Stanley. cello. and
| Miss Brooks. piano. Mrs. Burdette will
| assist as accompanist.
A song service will he given at Ingram
Memorial Church this evening at O'Clock
under the direction Of Mrs. Henry Hunt
| Mckee. The regular choir of forty voices
will he assisted by Miss Ethel Lee cell
| list: Mrs. 8. Gusack, violinist: Miss Vera
| Handy, soprano. and Prof. Philip Baer.
| tenor. of Italy. Mr.. Baer will sing 'Cujus
Amman" from Rossini's "Stabat Mater"
and Comfort Ye My People and Every
Valley Shall Be Exalted" from the Mes
siah, by Handel. Mrs. E. F. Barnes will
recite poem with musical accompani-
ment. and there will be cello and violin
solos and trio for piano, violin and
cello.
Mrs. H. L. Parkinson will substitute to-
day for Miss Church in the quartet of
Hamline NJ. f. Church, and will sing a
solo at the offertory OF the evening
service.
Miss Edna Sheehy entertained the men,
berS Of the Marcia Burns Chapter. u. A.
r., at a musical last week. The program
was opened by the hostess. who sang
The Rose Leans Over the Pool by
Chadwick, and ''Four-Leaf Clover by
Dowelrs ''Polonaise" in A major: Philip
Lee Scantling. tenor, was heard in Mi
fanway,' by Roberts. and Il Hear You
Calling Me-" by Marshall: Miss Prudence
Macarthur of New. York gave,two move
ments from Handers First Concerto for
violin, with Miss Isabel Stone at the
piano: Paul Ramsdell. cellist. played
Romance" by Goltermann. and "Au-
tumn," by Nevin, and Miss Sheehy closed
the program with the aria from Gounod' S
played the Accomplishments in her usual
satisfactory manner.
An event of the week was the recital
| L ueS00y evening NJ MetIlOTIdl SOut1ueu-
tai Hall by the pupils of S. NJ. Fabian Of
the Washington College of Music. 4
unique feature was the series of technical
illustrations preceding the regular pro-
gram which included table drill by
the technique class; finger crossings. by
William A. EnEel. IT.: velocity scale, Miss
Zoe Miller: arpeggios. Flora A. Kampfe;
scale in thirds and sixths. Mrs. Sue Jen-
nings: accuracy exercises. Miss Ernell
Cohencious; chromatic scale. Miss Helen
Thompson: scale in double thirds and
sixths. Miss Mary Nelson: chords. Miss
Mary p. Olmstead; Octaves, Miss Isabel
Primm. These illustrations were fol-
Mozart. Misses Olmstead and Miller: piano
solo, Senate first and third movements, by
Grieg, Miss COhencious; Etude, op 10, No
H. by Chopin, Mrs. jennings; Capriccio,
op. 76, by Brahms. Mr. Engel; octave
study. by kullak. Miss Primm: prelude.
op. A. by Chopin, Miss kempfe.. '.Liebes-
traum.'' No. 3. by List. Miss Thompson:
"Marche Triumphal'' by Goria. Mrs. Jen-
nings and Miss Prinm; Mazurka and Noe
turne, op. b. No. 2. by Chopin. Miss Mel
son, and Invitation to the Dance" by
Won Weber. Misses Thompson. Cohen
cious. Kempfe and Mr.. Engel. Special
mention is due the playing Of Miss Mel
and also Mr.. Engel. who was compelled
to respond to an encore. giving Chopin
etude. The occasion also served as the
first public appearance of the youngest
pupi. of the college. Claire Perry Wright
SON. who played a duet with Mr.. Fabian.
though the number was not announced
on the program.
AT tie II o'clock service at st. Stephens
Protestant Episcopal Church, 14th street
and Columbia road. this morning Henry
Purcell Veazie. the choirna ster. will sing
f1o rhn Ic h r1Y