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Adag1o. Beethoven. Mr. Barr: tenor So
Gs Ne Is wa sns Wind RsnssHs MacFSdysn am and
Miss Kline; three Heller Studies. Misses
Depue. Chaser and Reynolds; piano duet,
Danse ,i, Russo" Tschaikowsky, Misses
Miller 1n,;e. and sf,s; sze; scene from Romeo and
Miss Ford: "Idylls," MacDowell, Miss
Morse; ITO Wild Rose" Miss Briggs;
Preiude and vaise. both by Chopin. Miss
salds. selt; vocal cal solos. "A Rose Garden. by
Heart Is Nine" by Loehr, Mr.. Church;
piano solos. Sous Bois," by staub. Miss
Bradley; Arabesque In G, by Debussy,
Miss Bouck; Intermezxo in octaves.
EesSnetiszky. !. .eshas 81 Miss Pnmm; vocal solo.
ler. and I'll Puritani Fantasie," Berg,
Miss Gatchell.
Miss Eugene de Guerin will be the of
fertory soloist this morning at All Souls
nues. and at the afternoon service. be-
ginning at 4:3O o'clock, Edwin Callow,
baritone. will sing Judge Me, o God"
Thursday evening there will be a musical,
when the program will be given by Henry
Purcell Veazie. Master Eugene Amis
Miss Lowell, soprano; Miss Anna Brett
contralto; Charles L. Frailey, violinist
DR.. Fairbanks. baritone, and Edwin CAL
low, reader.
A well rendered program was given
at 1880 g street Monday afternoon under
the direction Of Ernest Lent Among
the numbers were the 'tema con varia-
zioni' and ''rondo' from Sonata for
Miss Gertrude Mentzel; "andante" from
''Concertstueck" for violoncello), opus 76,
Goltermann, Miss Mary Louise Stanley:
allegro" from Trio in C Major" dor
piano, violin and violoncello), Haydn.
Anna Decker, Sylvia Lent and Margaret
rowski, Sylvia Lent; Romance Nor vio-
Goltermann, Margaret Day;
"allegretto" and finale from Sonata
for Piano and Violonceilo.'' opus 1S,
Miss Helene Oyster: Polo
Clark Fain; ALA Marcia lfor two vio-
lins9. by Bohm, Misses Dolores Burns and
Elsie Savage: "andante" and "allegro
agitato" from Sonata for Piano and
Violoncello," opus 36. Grieg, Miss Adele
Robinson.
Misses Bertha Hansen, soprano, and
Marie Hansen. pianist contributed musi-
cal numbers to the program at the meet
ing of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Eighth
Street Temple. Monday afternoon. Miss
Hansen's numbers were Loves Rap
ture," Kortheier, and "a Rose Garden"
Spross
The Rebew Orchestra, IT. w. Weber,
directing. assisted in giving the program
Of the musical and dramatic entertain
ment Tuesday evening, under the auspices
Of the Brentwood Methodist Sunday
School. The orchestral numbers included
march, Loyal and True: overture.
Lila: waltz. "On the Dreamy Hudson;
selections from MARTHA .Hmmoreske"
and Hearts Message" Other numbers
on the program were a reading by Mrs.
Fresard, reading by Mrs Flora K. Han
sen, and one-act sketch, His Secre-
tary," by Mrs. Albert S. Burleson, in
which the characters were impersonated
by Mrs. Maud Howell Smith and Charles
F. Weston.
An organ recital was given at Mount
Vernon Place NJ. E. Church South Fri
day evening by Fulton B. Karr. Mr..
Karr was assisted by the quartet that
drew's Episcopal Church. where he also
presided at the organ. The quartet was
of Mrs. Alfred T. Gage. So
prano; Mrs. John Roberts, contralto;
Messrs. John Iisle Apple. tenor. and
Fred c. Schaeffer, bass. and the program
included: organ solos. "Toccata in g
Major" Oubois), "Nocturne" Iuigi Bur-
geois) "andante' from the Fifth Sym
phony" tBeethoven), Mr.. Karr: quartet.
Come Unto Me" Karr); organ solos.
Meditation ian original compositionl.
Mr.. Karr; trio, I'll Prego, o Padre e.
NicolaD, Mrs. Gage, Mrs Roberts and
Mr.. Apple; organ solos, ''andante' from
Quartet in F. Haydn), "Nocturne in A
Flat Fla ;,.,gn opus 14o No. ; Fanikss'. and
siah' HandeD, Mr.. Karr.
A musical was given Tuesday evening
by the piano class Of Miss Helen Glad
Church before capacity audience. The
students were assisted by Mrs. Arthur G.
Dunor, soprano. who gave Gounod's
"Cavatina," from THE Queen of Sheba,"
and Tosti's Goodbye" in. her usual
was creditably rendered and given en-
tirely from memory: "Rhapsodie. No. g.
Liszt. Helen Simpson. Mildred Cornwell,
Mildred Moore and Frances Somerville;
"Minuet,' Lucille Chamber
Helen Simpson; Elmsnreich's Spinning
"Polonaise in A Flat" Miss Frances
somerville: '.Nocturne in G Minor
Chopin, Miss Margaret Darby; ''Etude,"
opus 10, No. ., Chopin, in unison. Mildred
Cornwell and Katharine Rohrer; 'Bo-
lero," Lack Raymond Cornwell: Soma
ta,'' by Beethoven, Katharine Rohrer:
paper on ''The Life of Liszt." by Janet
Campbell; Mozart-Griegs "F'antasie
at second piano; "valse Chromatis." Les
chetiszky, Miss Jane Darby: "Air de Bal
let" Moszkowski, Miss Leah Gladmon:
"Polonaise.' Miss Mar
guerite Tolson: "Konzert-Stuck." by Won
Weber, Miss Frances somerville. Miss
Gladmon at second piano; "valse.'' opus
50. Schuett. Mildred Moore: Liszt's
Rhapsedie. No. r." Mildred Cornwell;
March From Tannhauser," Wagner,
Misses Janet Campbell. Katharine Roh-
The Falls Church, Va, Music Study
Club met Friday evening at the residence
of Mrs. ]. Unversagt. The evening was
tributed to the program were Mrs. G. A.
l.. Merrifeld, Mrs. P. Smyth, Miss Mabel
Drummer, Edward Ballenger, Mrs w. E.
Calender. Mr.. and Mrs. Rowell Albert
son and ]. Matteossian Of Constantinople,
who is visiting in Washington.
we'll chosen program of classics was
given last evening at the studio of B.
Frank Gebest. The young pianists were
assisted by Miss Ethel Gilbert Miner. So
Miss Minor was heard in the aria. "Oui!
on M'Appelle Mimi" and "valse de
'.Lullaby,' from "Jocelyn." with violin
obligato, and Miss Raner gave in good
style the Rondo rha from niano De sa, beriots
included an arrangement for two pianos,
eight hands Of Mendelssohr's overture
to Midsummer Nights Dream" played
by Misses Dortch, Hardesty and Messrs.
Fewell and Gebest, and similar ar
Dances played by Misses Hazel Munger,
Helen Gerber, Elizabeth and Joanna Pet
ingale; piano solos, Hunting Song