Evening star., 1912-06-02

Night" by Offenbach. and for encore. %
sole Mic by del Acaua" The program
closed with the duet "It Was a Lover
and His Lass" by Mrs. Gibbs and Mr..
Whittemore, which also proved very ac-
ceptab BILE to the music loving audience.
Mrs. Ernest Parkinson, soprano. has re-
covered from her recent illness at Provi-
dence Hospital and has returned to her
home on Rhode Island avenue.
The Rebew Orchestra, II. W. Weber,
directing, will contribute to the program
OF concert to be given at Temple Bap-
tist Church Tuesday evening. Others
taking part in the entertainment will be
Mrs. Arthur Glanville Dunn. soprano;
| Miss Mary E. Pond. contralto: Miss Jes-
sic Bioomer. yiolnist: Little Martha
Louise Lewis. Miss Harriet II. Shaw.
Owen Penney. George Speidel and Arthur
Pierce.
The third pupils recital of this season
was given by the pupils of Miss Alice
Terrell at the Terrell studio. kensington
Md. Saturday afternoon. The following
program was rendered: Sonata In D
major, by Beethoven. Misses Catherine
Chisholm and Terrell, "Elsa's Traum.
by Wagner-Liszt. Miss Ruth Cook: Bed
time" by Orth. Miss Catherine Tilden;
'Nocturne. by Stoutenburgh, Miss
Eloise Butler; "Springtime.' by Low.
.hlSScS I[ClS E]iuIIuSe dilu leIItiI, 1Hdit
Du Repose." by Barnard. Miss Adelaide
Field; Song Without Words" by Gurlitt
and Turkish March, Miss Gwynn Hell
len: March 1mpromptu." by Low, Misses
Edith Wright and Rebecca Warthen:
SONATA in A fiat minor" ''Minuetto" and
'Prestissimo.' by Beethoven. Miss Mar
garet Chapman; Air de Ballet by De-
pret. Miss Ruth King: Cradle Song" by
Jeffrey. Miss Ada Wright: Good Humor
and Festive March," by Low. Miss Eve
lyn SmOOf and Tarre1l .nance on the
Lawn" by kullak. Miss Gretchen Cook;
THE First Violin by Behr. Miss kath-
crime Chapman: SIRENS Song. by Heller.
and "ScherZo,' by Schubert, Miss Mary
Darden; "Euryanthe," by Weber, Misses
Margaret Chapman and Terrell.
Lewis Corning Atwater, organist of the
Eighth Street Temple and of the Church
of All Souls. was heard in recital at the
temple Wednesday evening. Mr.. At
water, before a large congregation of
music lovers. gave a program which was
we'll chosen and included some selections
rarely heard here in recital Among his
numbers We're the Bach Fantasia in G
minor The Little Shepherd The
Flaxen-haired Maiden by Claude De-
busy, a Borowski number, an Elgar
song. and the march from Thomas
Hamlet
Halstead p. Hoover has been engaged
to act as precentor at the tent services
or the Cnurcn or the Covenant during the
summer, beginning this evening.
Mary Helen Howe. who has just re-
turned from Gainesville, Ga. where she
has been director of the vocal department
of Brenau Conservatory, is visiting her
mother Mrs. Franklin T. Howe, in Brook
land She has had a most successful
year at the institution, graduating sew
eral pupils with creditable recitals. Aside
from the labors of instructing. Miss Howe
has found time for concert work in At
lanta and other southern cities, where
her singing was received with much en-
thusia SIN. During the summer school of
Brenau Conservatory. she will have
charge of a special course.
Mr.. Richard 2. Backing. tenor will
sing the Ninety-first Psalm by Mac
Dermid this evening at the First Pres
byteran Church.