Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-17

Past and Remembrance, Miss Helen
Simpson; ''Maiden's WISH Miss Jane
Darby: "Soiree de Vienne, No. 9" Miss
Mildred Moore; Rhapsodie; No; 8; Miss .ss
Lark" Miss Katherine Rohrer; Cam
PAMELA" and .Rha psodie No. II, Miss Mil
dred CornwelI; Rhapsodie No. 2, Misses
Somerville. Moore, Simpson and Corn
well.
At the First Congregational Church this
morning the program of music arranged
by the organist and choir director, Will
gan numbers. Idylle. by Gleason, and
will render shelley's s'Hark. Hank. My
Soul" and There Is No Sorrow, Lord
Too Great" by Godfrey: and the. guar
dered," by Ambrose. At the evening
service Mr., Whiddit will play Suite foi
Organ. by Bartlett; "Berceuse,' by Kin.
der, and the march from 'Tannhauser,
and the choir will sing THE Lord Is MY
MED, Come Unto Me- AT the offertory
Kenneth Ogden the tenor soloist Of the
choir. will sing Bucks Fear Not, c
Israeli
Mrs. Gilbert P Ritter of. Harvard
street was hostess Tuesday afternoon al
musical and tea for the benefit of TIN
Rector's Aid of st. Thomas Church
varied program of vocal and instru-
mental numbers was given by Miss Meta
Craig, soprano. and Miss Helen Thomp-
son, pianist. Miss Craig sang Schubert's
'.Du Bist Die Rub" and thinner lie sci
Wird Mein sehiummer w., by :..,.,l BRAHMS INNS.
Robin Sings, by MacDowell; Damon.
by STANCE. and the aria. che Fiero Cos
tume.'' from the opera .Etole.' Mis-:
Thompson also added to the pleasure OF
the occasion by he's. her rendition nt, OF tT y,
Sebroeck: LISTS .Liebestraume. No. 3,
and Moskowski's "Valse," Opus "a. No.
An interesting recital was given las
night under the direction of Miss Georgis
e. Miller at the Virgil Clavler Piano
School A program of varied interest wa!
presented by several students OF advanced
experience, and Miss Ruby Stanford played
violin selections, with Miss Marion West
accompanist The work of Miss Bessie Spec
and Miss Katherine May Brooks in twt
Chaminade selections. lie Matin' and L.
Soir!" performed upon two pianos. was ont
was also the work of Miss Martha Dyer
Other numbers on the program were Mac
! Dowelrs Shadow Dance" and "Hungar
| isch." and Schutt's "A la bien Aimee. b.
err err by Miss Ruth Ebaugh; Melodie'
| CMoskowskb and Isl Oiseau JEtais'
! (FIenseltp, by Miss Isora Bingaman; "Au
i tdmn'' tChaminade). ana ''Fantasie I'm
| prOmplu tCHOplnD, Wy MISS hdtHefln
| May Brooks: "Hark. Hark. the Lark
| schubert Lisxt), and Concert valse II
p Major !AioskowskD.. by Miss Rutl
tions were "Komanza" august Wflhetmj
and Swing Song" by Ethel Barnes. ant
Miss Dyer gave ,"Impromptu' tRhein
hold.
Armand Gumprecht. who was for thir.
| teen years organist and choirmaster at st
Patrfck's Church. and who has just com
pleted his twentieth. anniversary as or
ganjst and teacher Of music at George
| towa University. was the guest of honor
at q dinner rendered TO him Tuesday
evening In the college refectory by the
faculty choir and musical clubs of the
| university Addresses of eongratulatiut
were made by the Rev. William Doian.
S. j.. choir director; Rev: II. A. McQuade,
Wells, director of music for number Of
years previous to MIR. 0umpreeht's incufni
bency of the Office: Stephen Carroll
president OF tie senior class. and William
Calvin. classical and versa tile pianist
OF the student body. Thomas Smith pre-
sided an toastma ster. Congratulatory let
| tiers were also read from former nefnbefs
| of the faculty, now serving In other Jesuit
colleges. bearing tribute to the excellence
| of Mr. Guinprecht's services during the
past twenty years. Mr. Gumprecht re-
sponded appreciatively to the toasts Of
| fercd. after which the party adjourned te
the Iffrst library, where an INFORMAL
musical program was gwen
Frinf,da af the faculty and students al