Evening star., 1911-06-04

from Fairfax Court House, Va. where
she took part In the Confederate reunion
ana memorial service Thursday. Miss
Chenowith was heard in the contralto
Gone. other numbers being sung by the
Confederate choir Of this city. assisted by
section of tho United States Marine
Band.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Maxwell Of the
vocal department OF Madison Hall Semi
nary left last week with her little SON
for a visit to her old home in the west,
where she will remain until August
The latter part of her vacation will be
| spent with Mr.. Maxwell's relatives in
New Jersey, and she will return to
the seminary In the fall. Previous to
her departure Mrs. Maxwell presented
Ruby Tedd Thurmond of Texas in song
recital. Miss Kate Aldermond was the
accompanist.
Miss Clarine McCarty will present Miss
Katherine O'Brien in piano recital We'd
nesday evening at the Foster Music Hall.
| The pianist Is only twelve years of age.
and her program will include several
| ambitious numbers. such as a movement
from Mozart concerto, Air de Ballet"
by Chaminade. and Chopin waltz. She
will be assisted by Miss Harriet Harding.
| who will sing several numbers.
Mrs. Ernest Morsell Of Virginia will
dt
ster Presbyterian Church for Mrs. I. R.
T. Smith. the regular soloist. Mrs. Nor
sell will be heard at the offertory this
morning in THE Penitent" by Van de
Water.
| At the musical given Friday evening at
Washington Seminary the first half of
the program was given by the music stu
dents OF the school and the last part by
| members Of the faculty, including Anton
Kaspar, violinist: Ernest Lent, cellist;
Mrs. Ernest Lent, pianist: Miss Vera
Corey. orchestral accompaniment on sec
| ond piano. by Miss Alice Burbage, and
Paul Bleyden, in a group Of songs.
| The primary and intermediate grade
pupils OF the MacReynolds-Koehl Music
! School were heard in their closing re-
! cital Saturday afternoon before q large
audience Of friends and relatives Of the
students. Those who took part were
Miss Cummings. Miss McQuaid. Miss
Miss Catherine McReynolds, Master CO.
gan Hammett. Miss Margaret F1shburn.
Miss Harriet Miller. Irving Cleveland,
Miss Miss Virginia Winter: Miss Virginia
Winter. Miss Ingrid Westesson. with
Miss Dorothy Rohrer. Miss Martha Rose.
Miss Ruby Gaver. Miss Mary Riegel.
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur.
The Students Club Of the Washington
College of Music will hold it's last meet
Ing Oh INlS year AT IH0 SOilcE0 1uS8udy
| evening, June 6. instead Of May 81. as
previously planned. 1t is to be q formal
| meeting and all members are invited to
bring their friends.
complimentary recital was given
| by Mrs. Louise Carson Hill, vtolinist;
| Mrs. Emily Frech Barnes. soprano and
| reader, and Miss Bessie van de Bogert,
pianist, at the Foster Recital Hall,
which was we'll filled with music-lov-
ing friends Of the soloists.
J. W. Cheney, Jr., will give an organ
recital tomorrow evening at St Paups
Episcopal Church, Washington circle.
under the auspices OF the District OF
Columbia Chapter Of the American
Guild OF Organists.
Miss Florence Steff1ns. contralto, will
sing 80 for a Closer Walk With God"
by Foster. at the morning service of
the Lutheran Church of the Atonement
today.
The Music Study Club closed its sea-
son Monday at the home of Miss
Marian West when an attractive pro-
gram from various composers was
given. Those who took part were
Miss West. Miss Mabel Roberts. Miss
Brooks. Miss Leona Kidwell, Miss Mar
guerite Howard. Miss Florence Coumb,
Miss Mildred Rider, Mrs. C. r. Wentz,
Miss Ethel Lee and Miss Mildred Kolb.