The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

I ATalfQd ANIAeNi4uia EleQH 6AuLr
and Ellouise Kerrick.
The pupils orchestra conducted by Prof.
/ Christians gave a creditable programme
and each performer showed careful train
ing.
The violin and orchestral school was as
sisted by Miss Sue Dorsey. soprano;
Miss Mabel Ernest. and Mrs. Edward
Maggie, cornets; Mr.. H. W. Hooke, vio-
loncello, and Miss Greta Lorleberg and
Mr.. Ralph Carron. pianists.
Miss We're A. Cory gave a recital last
Monday afternoon with the younger mem
bers of her class. Especial interest was
taken in the duet creditably played by
! two small players, Jean Evans and
Josephine Pomeroy. Little Miss Josephine
Pomeroy. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. E.
c. Pomeroy, Is quite precocious in her
work, and has splendid natural talent.
Mrs OrviIle Breckinridge Drown, re-
Gently reelected treasurer Of the Music
Study Club, entertained the active mem
bers Of the club last Monday afternoon.
Her guests included Miss Brooks, Miss
Faye humphrey, Miss Edna Dyer Miss
Marion West, Miss Florence Coumbe,
Miss Ethel Lee, Miss Helene Oyster,
Miss Mildred Rider, and Miss Leila
Speer, active members Of the club, and
Miss Beck Wellman.
The advanced pupils Of Miss Georgia
E. Miller, OF the Virgil Clavier Piano
School, will be heard in concert next
Wednesday afternoon in the new Ma
sonic Temple, corner OF Thirteenth and
H Streets, for which invitations have
been issued. They will be assisted by
Miss Ruby Stanford, violinist, who grad
uated from the Peabody Conservatory
Of Music, in Baltimore. last Friday
evening Miss Miller has arranged the
following programme: Mazurka, Op. 81
CGodard), Miss Margaret Granger; I'm
promptu, C sharp minor CReinhold). Miss
Mabel White; Improvisation. Scotch
POEM" ITO a Water Lily" and I'm
garisch" CMacDoweID, Miss Louise Mar
but; 'Liebeswalzer'' CMoszkowskD and
''LiebestraUmm," No. CLiszt), Miss Co
rinne Bracket; Sonata, F major, first
movement CMozarO and Hunting Song"
CMendelssohn) Miss Hilda Marie Kolar;
Concerto, D minor, first movement CGo-
zarO, Miss Martha Dyer, second piana
Miss Miller; Adagio from G minor con-
certs CBruch), Miss Ruby stanford;
Rondo, E fiat major a. Field, Miss Isora
et,' AT Evening"" and Novelette,"
(Schumann), Miss Katharine May
Brooks; Concerto, c major, first move
ment (Beethoven), Miss Corinne Brack-
EFT, second piano Miss Miller; overture
'Tannhauser" CWagner). for two pianos
Miss Katharine May Brooks, Miss Isora
Bingaman, Mrs. Herbert Campbell, and
Miss Hilds Marie Kolar
Commencement and graduating exer-
cises of the Won Unschuld University Of
Music, Nine Marie Won Unschuld, presi-
dent, were held Tuesday afternoon in
the Columbia Theater before an audi
ence taxing the theater to its capacity.
Five pupils received diplomas-Miss
Ethel Fisher, Of Washington, D. c., re-
ceiving the artist diploma, and the
Misses Constance Aver, of Arizona;
Marion R. Boyd, Of Minnesota; winifred
Fortier. Of Colorado. and Gertrude |
Tweedy, Of Washington, D. c., receiv- |
ing teachers diplomas. Miss Tweedy l
received also the medal Of merit. The |
medal and diplomas were presented to |
the graduates by Nine. Won Unschuld in /
all address full OF good advice to her
graduates.
Nine. Won Unschuld presented also |
Prof. J. Glushak, of the Conservatory |
of Vienna, who has been added to the |
faculty as vocal instructor.
The following programme was given. |
each number of which was loudly ap-
plauded:
''Tannhaussr Overture" Cwagner), the
Misses Aver, Fisher, KoIb, and Mr. Pot
ter; nocturne Chopin, Miss Gertrude |
Tweedy; valse chromatique Oeschetiz-
ky), Miss Ethel Mem; 1T Is Enough"
CElijah) CMendelssohn), Mr.. J. Glushak,
barytone, of the faculty; Invitation TO
the Dance" CWeber), Master Morton Git
lehman; seherzo B fiat minor CChopin),
Miss Ardala Moore; Rain Drop" pre-
lude Chopin, Miss Hilda Schneider;
Carnival (Greig1, Miss Ethel Fisher;
Cradle Song CHauser), Master Ray
mond Gittelman, violin pupil of Mime. Won
Unschuld, seven months Instruction;
''Soirees de Vienne" Oiszt), Miss Ethel
Fisher, Nine. Won Unschuld, Mr. Louis
A. Potter, jr. Presentation Of diplomas
and medal, Nine. Marie Won Unschuld;
Wedding March and Dance of the
Elves" of the Midsummer Nights
Dream" CMenielssohn-LiszO Miss Mil
ared Kolb Cartist graduate 1910; ''Torea-
dor Song from Carmen CBizet), Mr.. ].
ilushak; Rhapscdie hongroise No. XIV
,Rakoszy March, OiszO, Miss Mildred
Aolb. Mime. Won UnschuId, Mr.. Louis A.
Potter accompanist, Mr.. Louis A. Pot
ter, Jr. The piano performers are pupils
of Nine. Won Urschuld.
After the recital, the members of the
alumni gave their annual banquet.
The Rebew Orchestra, H. W. Weber,
director, held its last rehearsal Of the
season Monday night in the lecture room
0f the Keller Memorial Church, closing
one of the most successful seasons in
he history Of the organization Soloists
Who appeared with the orchestra during
he past season are Mrs. A. G. Dunn,
Mss Mabel Louise Benzler. Miss Viola
Schtppert. Mrs. ]. l. Carr, Miss Ethel
5atson, Mrs. Margaret Koontz Holland,
Miss E. Augusta Hill, Mr.. William G,
Atherholt, Mr.. ]. E. S. KinseIla, Mr.. WuI- +
am H. Winchcole, Mr.. ]. Wesley Jones,
md Mr.. H. E. Barnes, Of Baltimore,
Che officers for the ensuing year will
'e H w, Weber, director: Walter
yrouch, concertmaster; Albert Lindstrom,
Grace Mae HopeweI, secretary,
md G. J. Weber, librarian.
At the organ recital after to-night's
ervice in Trinity Church. Mr.. Comstock ,
viii play the "Adagio" movement from !
second sonata, Chopin,s E
lat Nocturne," Foerster's c minor ,
Nocturne," Higgs' 'Legende," and !
Spring Song" by HoIIins.
A reception to their felIow-organists ,
7ill be given tomorrow evening by the '
C. Chapter Of the American Guild of
'rganists, in Mr.. Comstock's studio. A =
are musical treat is expected. :
Oscar Franklin Comstock will give his t
ast studio recital of the season next J
Wednesday night, when the ''Song-cycIe"