Evening star., 1911-05-28
Tears by Miss Arundel, with cello OBJ
ltgato and q solo number by Miss Lee.

Te8f9, Dy MISS AtunOeis WIFI CciV w 1
lfgato and a solo number by Miss Lee.
The seventy-seventh studio recital by
Oscar Franklin Comstock Will be given /
tomorrow evening. Groups OF songs VIII
be given by George s. whitmore. Mrs. G.
c. Covert. Miss Myrtle Began, w. L.
Newhall and Herbert s. Morton, and |
there will be f1ve male Quartets. Miss |
Nina Burklin will give a group Of piano |
numbers.
The Notre Dame Alumnae Reading Cir |
Gle. under the direction Of Miss Mary A. |
fore a large and appreciative audience.
The committee in charge of the affair I
was composed Of Miss Marie l. Sullivan.
chairman; Miss Mary A. Dore. Miss LII
and the program included: Isl J.Etais
Roi." by Czerney. pianos Misses krog-
mann. Wade. Becker. Watkins. Connolly.
Brady. Flynn and Robertson; violins.
and Dore. and cello. Miss Eichhorn; vo-
cal solo. Happy Song" by Del Riego.
Miss Becker: plano duet. "Polonaise." by
Saint-ssens, Misses Sullivan and Wat
Speaks. cJotre Dame alumnae: recita-
ton. Tho Soul Of the Violin" by Mrs.
Hartnett: overture. "Rosamunde." 'by
Schubert pianos. Misses Krogmann.
ler. Collins and Fitzgerald; violins. Misses
Milov1ch. Norris, Sullivan. Dillon and
Dore. and cello. Miss Eachhorn: chorus,
Alma Mater" by Connolly. Notre Dame
alumnae.
Mrs. Huron Lawson was one Of the
soloists ct the recent musical at the home
Of Mrs. Bruce King. when she was heard
Be berts Faith axs IN SPRING ns and 1na,an sisS Bsl
Song. Other numbers were the violin
solos OF Miss Elizabeth Wilbur. who
played Hungarian Airs" by Kela Bella.
ana Adoration." by BorowsA.
Miss Marian Gross OF Camden. N. J..
came to Washington Friday to take part
IN the memorial song service at Ingram
Memorial Church this evening. Tomorrow
honor Of Miss Gross. who. will sail Tues
day Tor Europe, where she viii spend q
year in voice culture.
Ernest Kahlert baritone. sang the OBJ
Lgato and solo in knox's 20 Pray for
the Peace OF Jerusalem" last Sunday
morning at the Westminster Memorial
Presbyter1an Church. At the evening
quartet composed Of the Misses Aileen
Miller and Marguerite Depue and Messrs.
CharIes Stephenson and Robert Burns,
ana MISS Depue sang Catnpron's Ninety
stereopticon views. This morning the
offertory number win be Bartlett's 20
Lord Be Merciful." sung by Mr.. Jons-
cher. with Mrs. Frank Byram at the
organ.
Little Jean Ayler. eleven years OF age,
was presented by Miss Berda s. Wilson
IN q piano recital at the Washington
Club. ana made most favorable impress
numbers. which she played entirely from
memory: 'Rondo," by Schiller: ''Spring
Song and Spinning Song" by Mendels-
sohn; "Etude.' by Heller: Sonata" op
~. no; by Beethoven. and Sonata
ment for second piano by Miss Wilson.
The little pianist was assisted by Mrs
Emily Frech Barnes. who sang I'm
Autumn" and Spring Song." by Well, and
mas Dance" and Masters Ralph wesoh-
ler Roger Gessford and Melvin Myers,
who acted as ushers-
"The Inheritance Divine" by Harry
Rowe Shelley. was sung Thursday night
by Trinity Church choir, under tho dt-
rection OF Oscar Franklin Comstock.
Edwin Callow. baritone, will be the
offertory soloist at Ingram Memorial
Church this morning. his selection being
Lead. Kindly Light" by Hawley.
Mrs. Amy Law Ormsby will eet,irn
during the week from Petersburg, Va,
where she spent the past season as
head OF the vocal department OF the
Southern Female College. Mrs. .ormsby
has met with much success in her now
field OF musical endeavor.
Mrs. Katharine Geibe1 Steele. daugh-
ter Of Prof. Adam Geibel. the blind
organist and composer. OF Philadelphia,
Is house guest for the week OF Mrs
Henry Hunt Mckee.
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/ Mrs. mckee, win Iiave charge Of' the
music Of the memorial services Of
Union Veteran Legion at Ingram
Memorial Church at o'clock this even
Ing. The solo quartet viii be composed
|of Messrs. Ray Hutchins first tenor;
u: " Taylor: second tenor; Oscar
second bass, and Miss Marion Gross
will sing Dana's "Salve Regina" at the
offertory.