Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-16

Mrs. Helen NJ Hall. pianists; Miss Hattie
Gibson, soprano. and Wade III. Rabbit,
violinist. Mrs. Stierlin and Mrs. Judson
opened the program with the overture to
'.Stradella"; Mr. Rabbit played the
Meditation" from That's" and My
son and Delilah,' with Mrs. Stierlin at
the piano, and Miss Gibson sang several
numbers The piano numbers were rem
| dered with credit to both pupils and
| teacher the "Andante Finale" from Lu-
| cia," for left hand alone, played by Miss
Edna Maedel, deserving special mention.
i Miss Leah Rabbit also showed talent
| in her rendition of Schubert's 'Serenade. :
Pauline Harris. Marie Burch, Dorothy
Hunt, Mrs. Cummings. Mabel Horton,
Nellie Lawler. Louise Bethel, Martha
| Greenberg and Katherine Wells
Miss Edith b. Athey, organist Of Ham
! line Methodist Church, is giving series
| Of organ recitals Sunday evenings and
her program at the close of the service
tonight will include Alteration" by Gull
mant; Organ Prelude. No. L." by Men
"Pastorale." by Batiste. and March
from the Third Symphony" by Widor.
Miss Mabel Dill entertained Monday
evening at musical, presenting four of
her younger pupils in a program of at
| tractive piano numbers. These promising
| young pianists, Margaret Whitwell
Blanche and Claire Cranmer and Doris
Wood. were assisted by Arthur Deibert,
Song" Gypsy Trail" by Galloway. and
I'm the Time of Roses" by Reichardt
In the last number he was accompanied
by Claire Cranmer While the playing of
| the pupils was all enjoyable. Doris Wood.
| tiny girl. won the prize for the year.
Her numbers. which she gave from men,
Dry, were "Barcarolle," by Reinecke;
Pink Domino Waltz by Renard: Lit
tie Drum Major" by Engelmann. and
follows: "An Souls Day." by Schubert;
"Barcarolle, by We'll; "Aragonaise," by
Massenet. by Claire Cranmer; Dragon
Flies" "Elfin Dance" and Through the
Meadow" by Jensen. Blanche Cranmer;
Scarf Dance" by Chaminade; Pre-
lude No. 90" by Chopin, and Simple
Aveu." by Thome. Margaret Whitwell;
duet, Gypsy Dance" by Hunt. Blanche
and Claire Cranmer, and duet, "valse
Carmena," by III. Lane Wilson, Margaret
Whitwell and Miss Dill.
The offertory anthem at the West
minister Memorial Presbyterian Church
Lord" by Mendelssohn, arranged for
duet, obligato and chorus. Miss Aileen
Miller and Miss Bessie Harrison will sing
the duet. The musical numbers will in
CIuuc DISC the SOlO, fedCe, Dy 11dWley,
sung by Ernest Kahlert. At the evening
service a quartet composed of Misses
Aileen and Ruth Miller and Messrs. Ste
phenson and Byram will sing What Hast
Thou Given for Me-" Mrs. Byram assist
ing at the organ.
An event of interest in both educational
and musical circles took place at Eastern
High School, when the students gave
their annual exhibition of music and phys
ha fne1yt Tod
Norwegian Mountain March" and ''Swe-
dish Barn Dance" by first semester boys
! and girls; "Children's Polka" and 'Swed
ish Clap Dance first semester girls;
and fifth semester girls; song by special
chorus: Song of the Vikings" by Fan
ming, and 'Rhinelander Dance" second
semester girls: Danish Dance of Greet
ond semester girls: English Harvester
Dance" and Green Sleeves morris
dance. fourth semester girls: songs by
girls of third and fourth year. he
Dance sixth semester girls; songs by
boys of chorus. 1.-The Ciang Of the Forge
and "Honor and Arms; Caprice" eighth
semester girls: songs by special chorus
eighth semester girls. Mrs. Frank Byram
was In charge of the chorus. Miss E L.
Grosvenor of the physical training and
Miss E. B. Athey and Miss Mary Weld
ley assisted at the piano.
The last meeting Of the Students Club of
the Washington College of Music was held
in the recital hall of the college, when the
following attractive program was given:
Piano duet. Music Box Miss Kline and
Miss Wright: The Fair" Miss Fuller;
duet, March," Miss Bryan and Master
Bryan: solo. Shadow Dance" Miss Brex-
clus: minuet for violin. by Beethoven
Master L.erch: piano solos, Moment Mu-
steal" by Schubert, Miss Reynolds;
'Schummerlied,' by Schumann. Miss
Morse; ;'Gavotte." by Chaminade Miss
Meyer: "Erotk,' by Grieg, Miss Wester-
gren; Hunting Song" by Mendelssohn,
Miss Katharine BoLck violin solo. 'Barca-
rolle." by offenbach. Miss Margaret
Bouck: piano solo. Prelude. by Rach-
maninoff. Mss Miller; 'Valse in c Sharp
Minor" by Chopin, Miss Latus: Moe
tLrne in G Minor by Chopin. Miss
Boehne; two mazurkas. by Chopin. Miss
Smith; Song Without Words. in G mi
nor. by Mendelssohn, Miss Briggs; Con
certstuck." by Chaminade, -4iss Beetham
and Mr.. Fabian.
A large and apprecative audience of
parents and friends filled Carroll Insti-
tute Hall Thursday evening In attend
ance upon recital given by pupils OF
Mrs. Kate Treynor Ferguson. The young
pianists were assisted by G. Bradley
Taylor. who made an interesting address:
Mrs. Clara Naecker. soprano. who pleas