Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-25

pupils of Mrs. Nettie +. Johnson, when
took place at her residence studio The
program included both solo and ensemble
| numbers. Among those taking part were
Misses Estel Gusack. The!ma Anderson
| Marian Hummer, Bertha McInturff. Ruth
| Hutsm, Nellie Saunders. George Thous.
| ern. Esther Johnson, Mrs. Johnson AND
Floyd Davis.
| An enjoyable musical was given Tues,
| day evening at Naval Lodge Hall under
! OF the Nativity. Those participating were
| Mrs. Lee Sanford, contralto; Miss King
| soprano; Miss Alwarda Casselman, plan
| list; DR.. Henry w. Jaeger, tenor: Messrs
Earl Carbaugh. baritone; George Frey
ceIlist; Lee Sanford, vioIinst, and Ray
mond Gilbert, fiutist The Nativity adult
choir rendered two glees, w. B. Trott
accompanying. The concert was under
the direction of Miss Alice l.. Ford. who
was the accompanist, and 5. Percy Min
nick, director of the choir.
At the Westminster Memorial Presby-
terrain Church this evening the offertory
number will be given by a quartet OF
Kahlert and McKellum, their selection
being an arrangement of abide With
Me- by A. ]. Parks. Mrs. Byram will
be at the organ.
A musical was given by pupils of
Mrs. Colclazer at Pytnian Temple We'd
nesday evening. before large audience.
Miss Esther Ramsey; Miss Loretta Lang
soloists. deserving special mention.
Medals were presented by Clifford X.
Bergman to the following pupils: Miss
Cunning. Miss Dorothy Pitt. Miss
Sweeney. Miss Suzanne Wright and
Miss Olga Sieverling Others on the
program were Miss Helen Harper, Miss
Marguerite Ison. Master Clair Mye.
Miss Elizabeth Jones. Miss Alice
BarksdaIe. Miss Florence Bergman and
Miss Marie Lucas.
The annual recital by pupils of Miss
Marie A. Nesbitt took place in her
studio Friday evening, when well ar
ranged program was given before a
large audience, a number of the pupils
being compelled to respond to encores
Miss Agnes Gamers Interpretation OF
Beethoven's Sonata Pathetique" was
the subject of much comment, Miss
Esther Garner played LISTS Hun
garian Rhapsodie." No. II, with bril-
fancy and Miss Verona Kukart de-
serves special mention for her rendition
of Godard's Second Valse." Other
pupils taking part were Evelyn Natter.
Magdalene Kammerer. Mildred Morris,
Margaret Reardon. Rose HeaIy. Ger,
trude Byrnes. Nellie Lanahan and
pianists were assisted by, Miss Nan
Dougherty, who rendered Hauser
"Berceuse' in good style.
The piano recital by pupils OF Mrs. Al
vida Rousseau, assisted by Miss Mary
F.. Sherier, at the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. was of high order and great
ly appreciated by the large number IN
attendance. Among those contributing
to the program were: Margaret Train
ham, Lillian Harvey, Dorothy Ehrhardt,
Louise Ehrhardt. Elizabeth Williams,
Virginia Hereford, Helen Ortiz, Dorothy
Myers, Vera Walton, Helen Haas Eye Eve
Ign Kerr, Chester Weaver. Marion Rod
inson. Efle Drexillius! Mildred Walford,
Ida Hunnicutt. Camilla sherman. Helen
Clarkson, Annie Waltons Mae Wilkison.
Kate Alderman. Myrtle and Florence
Trainham, Edith Grey, Margaret Hud-
son. Gladys Walford. Mabel Anderson.
Marie Hess, Helen Wrenn, Mrs. Gertrude
Thompson Smith
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee has returned
from Atlantic City, where she has been
spending some time recuperating from
severe illness.