Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-23


Heart. has concluded a successful season
and left last week for the west. Previous
to his departure he was entertained by
the choir boys. who presented him with
substantial purse as a token Of their
esteem and their appreciation OF his ef
forts i'll their behalf during the year.
Father Kelly considers his work with
the choir only well begun and expects to
return in September and resume re-
hearsals with renewed enthusiasm. The
music necessary for conducting the serV-
ices during the summer viii be furnished
by the junior choir. which Will be in
charge of the Misses Mcguire, who re-
ceived their musical education at the
Boston Conservatory.
\ generous program of violin and piano
numbers by pupils of William j. Oates
entertained a large audience at Epiphany
parish hall Thursday evening. The
young pianists were assisted by Harold
Bellinger. basso: Miss Rclla Reed. ac-
companist: Miss Mary Newcombe. eloeu-
ZIONIST: Miss Marie Relt. Mrs. q. +. Allen
and Mrs. w. b. Petit. accompanies.
and the program included the following
violet Miss Thelma Beers Bright
Eyes" Miss Ida Livingston; 'Amaran-
thus Miss Ethel Lyons: violin solo,
piano solos. "L'Innocence." Miss Ruth
Columbus: Tag Waltz. Miss Mary
Hourihane; TREASURED Keepsake" Miss
Rosalie Clayton: piano duet. Banner
of Triumph Misses Edna Hopwood anu
Dorothy Dom: piano solos, Polka Ma
zurka." Miss Hattie klawan: Golden
Spangles," Miss Lucy Clark: Angels
Dream" Miss Rose Callahan: violin solo,
Thine Own Master Clarence Bruce.
piano solos, Second Mazurka," James
Nichols: violin solo. First Air Varie. OPP.
49, Miss Helen Belt: piano solo. I'm
promptu Mazurka. Miss Edith Brandt;
piano trio. Drifting Clouds. Misses Lois
Barnette; piano solo. Alpine Echoes.
Miss Marie Fletcher; bass, solo, "clang
of the Forge" Harold Bellnser; piano
solos. Twilight Miss Dorothy Wooden;
Sunset in the Mountains" Miss Cecilia
Livingston; violin solo. Con Amore.'
Miss Margaret Beall; recitation, Miss
Mary Newcombe: piano solo. THE VIVIAN
diere in Camp" Master George Bruce:
violin solo, Scotch Airs" Master Rich
ard Roberts; piano solo, TIP in a Swing"
Master Elmer Burris: piano duet. THE
First Roses Master Paul Holmes and
Miss Rose Holmes: piano solo. Feast Of
Flowers" Master Edward Acorn. violin
solo 'Cupid's Dance" Master Waiter
Allen; piano solo. Sunset in the Valley. F"
Miss Resale Livingstone: violin solo.
Evening Song Wellington George;
piano solo. "Carrol;ng of the Birds" Miss
Mildred Bromwell and orchestra; Stanch
and True" by Telka-
William Joseph Weber, organist of kel-
Ter Memorial Lutheran Church and son
OF FL. w. Weber, conductor of the Rebew
Orchestra. will be married 10 Miss Ethel
Fields Batson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Thomas Batson. Wednesday even
ing at the home of the brides parents
Miss Batson is member OF the choir
over which Mr. Weber presides. The
h., vrrifn cn1
by members Of the two families and will
be followed by reception. The music
during the ceremony is expected to be an
attractive feature.
Herbert ID. Lawson of Takoma Park Is
substituting for Wilbur F. Peter at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
during the latter's absence from the city.
Miss Edna Dyer, the newly elected sec
rotary of the Music Study Club enter
tanned the executive board at luncheon
, Friday. The members present were Miss
Katharine May Brooks, president; Miss
Faye humphrey, vice president: Mrs. Or
vile Drown, treasurer. and Miss Marian
West, chairman of the program com
mittee.
The June recital by pupils of the
place Monday evening In the Foster
recital hall. with Miss Christine
baritone. as assisting soloists. Miss
Church was heard to advantage in two
songs. "ungeduld." by Schubert. and
Lenz," by Hildach: and Mr.: Ermert
gave the 'Liebeslied" from Die Wal
kure' and the "Preislsid" from Die
Meistersinger" The other numbers on
the program included: Piano solos.
"Mazurka Fantastique." by Christiani,
Miss Esther Balser: "Valse." op "a, No.
i. by Chopin. Miss Augusta Braun;
"Etude." by Czerny. Miss Macon Rice:
Mildred Bechwith; "Menuet" in G. by
Beethoven, Miss Lelis Volk; "Fugue.
from Symphony" in minor, by
Christiani. Everett Kern Senate Path
clique" first movemenp, by Beethoven.
! Miss Mildred Huguely; "Minuet." in F
minor, by Christiani. Miss Maria Stoll:
"Menuet," by Paderewsk, Miss Mary
Copp: last movement of 'Concertstuck.'
by Weber, Miss Viola Measer; two
"Etudes.' OPP. 10, No. 4, and op. %. No.
q, by Chopin. Miss Mabel Getman;
"Valse of the Furies' and .'yalse' in
+ fiat. both by Christiani. Emile Foss
Christian; Sonata in + minor, by
Christani Miss Grace Gilchrist: violin
Schumann, Miss Freida Dittes: Cradle
Song" by Mischa Hauser. Miss Grace
Balser; Song of Love" by Spindler.
Miss Arita Copp: Cradle Song" by
Brahms, Miss Arita and John Copp
George Moskey. the young violinist. was
a feature at the musical given recently
at Keller Memorial Lutheran Church
sisted Of Sarasate's ''Zigeunerweisen"
Gypsy Airs): Hubay's Here Kai":
Dvoraks 'Humoresque" and Massenet's
Meditation from That's" After re-
peated applause several encores We're
granted.
Miss Viola Schippert, soprano, has gone
to New York, where she will spend five
weeks visiting among friends and rela-
tves Miss Schippert will be the guest of
honor at several musica affairs during
her stay.
Miss Marguerite Williams hostess
at tea in compliment to Miss Vivian
Clerk Of Knoxville. Tenn. who has been
visiting Miss Blanche Woodwin in Mount
Pleasant musical program was rem
dered by Miss Mary Moskey, soprano;
Miss Hilda Wagner. pianist. of the Pea
body Conservatory Baltimore, and
George Moskey, vioinist.
An entertainment was given recently
at the Methodist Church in Sauls Addi
ton for the benefit OF the Fairgrounds
association of the new public school Or.
Davidson made an address. and among
others contributing to the success of the
oeca sion were Mrs. Walter Hilton, Mrs.
r. l.. Dalgleish. Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs.
lett The numbers were all well re-
ceived and the program almost doubled
by the encores. Mrs. Davis played the
accomplishments
Miss Barbara Stedman. pianist. daueh-
ter Of Prof. and Mrs. }. Nj. Stedman, has
returned from New York city where
she finished her course at Marke Con-
servatory Of Music.