Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-30
Fanfare Militaire" Rosemary Arnold
and Phyllis Robinson

dHIdTt Mlilt9lfe, rosemary ArDO.t
and Phyllis Robinson
Mrs. Annie Grant Fugttt will he the
soloist at the tent service Of the Church
OF the Covenant this evening, when shs
will sing Newcomh's Come Unto Me-.
Hold Thou My Hand" by Briggs. ard
Evening and Morning" by Max Spicker.
Miss Mabel Benzler will b. the ofrertory
soloist at the Westminster Memorial
Presbyterian Church this morning her
selection being Tours arrangement 81
the hymn. Jesus. Lover OF My Soul
The anthem. Nearer 10 Thee. by j. W.
Parks will be given by chorus OF ten.
under the direction OF Mrs. Frank Byram,
organist- Mrs. Byram will leave Tues
day for her annual stay I'm the Adirou-
aacks. and during her absence Miss
Aileen Miller will be in charge of tho
music. Mr. Byram, who is also mem
Der OF the choir. will join Mrs Byram
at the mountain resort for the month OF
August.
The musical program in charge OF MIR.
Warner Gibbs was an attractive feature
OF the wedding OF Miss Ethel Tozier to
Mr.. William Hardy. Monday evening. A
quartet composed OF Mrs Gibbs. Miss
Tuohy. r. Woodland Gates and Mr. Col
Lohengrin. During the service Ralph
Goldsmith. violinist. played Schumanns
.Traumerei." and at the close the Men
deissohn Wedding March was rendered
Chflds at the piano. The program before
the ceremony included Aylward's Be
loved. 1t is Morn by Mrs. Gibbs: Come
to Me" by Mr.. Gates. and Meditation"
Oscar Franklin Comstock. who has been
giving series of organ recitals after
the Sunday night services in Trinity
Church. VIII give the last one OF the
season tonight, with a program including
Pastorale" by Lemare AT Twilight"
by Harker: Grand Choeur,' by Gull
Inant: "Berceuse," by Thome, and thu
expects to leave this week for Flatbush.
\. Y. and the Berkshires, and during
his absence Mr.. w. Thomas Davis will
take his place at the organ.
Miss Margaret Atchinsot and Miss Az
mes Faherity. pupils of Miss Agnes Ce-
celia Kelly. have received gold medals
for Improvement in piano studies.
Trinity parish hall was well filled Fri.
day evening with the friends and parents
of the pupils of Prof I'll. r. w. Miles Mrs
Maud Howell Smith. dramatic reader. as
cital, and those taking part were Miss
Lucy A. Brandt. Miss Maud l. Brandt.
Miss Ella May Dixon. Miss Lois f. Bur-
rows. Mrs. G. F. Patterson. Miss Pauline
p. Kinneard, Miss Esther d. Barr. Miss
Helen A. Schmitt, Miss Addie May Dean
Miss NJ. Elsie NJ. Darcy. Justin Thomas
Cox. Miss Elsie Ireland. Miss Edna May
Wright, Miss Ethel Minot Miss Beatrice
Owens. Miss Iona Belle Mullikin and Miss
Edna Elise Owens Miss Esther Barr.
who is the smallest of the pupils who
participated. received well merited ap-
plause for her rendering of ''Valse Ara
besque, by Lack, and Miss Minot's in
depreciation Of Home Sweet Home" flor
left hand). and The Fatterer." playing
both from memory. received deserved rec
ognition. Miss Addie May Dean was
awarded a gold medal for faithful and
efficient work.
Mrs. NJ. r. waldecker and her pupils
were heard in recital at Carroll Institute
Hall Thursday evening by a large audi
ence OF relatives and friends. The young
pianiSts were assisted by Miss Estella
Scala, soprano: T. L. Boyer, tenor, and
an orchestra under the direction OF +. o.
Weber. There were many features OF
interest about the affair, the program
opening with new composition by Mrs.
Waldecker named for and dedicated to
the Washington Normal School This
was rendered by Mrs. Waldecker and or
chestra. and was followed by a piano
duet. Military Galop" by Labitzky.
Misses Anna G. Bakersmith and Florence
Maitland: piano solo. waltz Caprice,
by Brahms. Miss Olive Bair. with violin
obligato by s. Cline: soprano solo, Miss
Estelle Scala, with orchestra accompani-
ment: piano solo, overture to Fra Di-
Orchestra; piano solo. "Rhap sodie Hon
groise. No. o. by Liszt. Miss May L.
Brown: pianosduet. "Tambourine March"
by u. Treloar, Misses Irene Cole and
Romantic" by Keller Bella, Miss Sarah
Buchalter and orchestra; tenor solo.
When Shadows Gather T. f. Boyer.
piano solo. overture Romeo and Juliet.
by v. Bellini. Miss Rose Krick and
chestra; piano solo. "valse Triste," by
]. Sibelieus. Miss Gertrude Bornet and or
chestra: piano duet. "Chenie," by Mrs.
NJ r. Waldecker. Mrs. Josephine Zernia
and Miss Rose krick: Graduating
March," by Mrs Nj. r. Waldecker and
At the conclusion Of the program d.
plomas and medals were presented by
Isaac Cans to the successful students as
follows: Diplomas. Misses NJ. l.. Brown,
Laura Clark. Gertrude Bornet; god med
ais. Gertrude Bonnet Sarah Buchalter
and Irene Cole; first honor medal. hose
krick: silver medals to Mrs. j. Zerna.
Olive Bair, Anna G. Bakersmith and
Florence Maitland.
The Washington Heights School OF Mu-
sic. Mrs. Routt Johnson Manning princi-
pal, gave closing series OF recitals by
representative pupils of the different
grades to which they belonged
Miss Isabel Cuttings of Washington rem
dered a program of List. Chopin and
Mendelssohn. concluding with a trans
cFlpllon OF the We QdlnE Mdrch ana
Chopin Nocturne. Misses Geneyieve
Ruck and Baumgarten were sufficiently
advanced to give a creditable afternoon
recital, their selections being worthy OF
older pupils. Mrs. NJ. c. Wfnschester a
student Of the school for many years be-
fore her marriage, pleased with a Beeth-
oven and List evening. rendering with
skill the Moonlight and Appassionata
sonatas. and concluding with the Hex
amaron. Mrs Winchester has been
coaching for an extended course in Parts
and will soon leave the city for her new
field of labor
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Torney Simon, who
sailed some weeks ago for their annual
are just now in London AT this sea son
the great metropolis is the center Of the
musical interests of the world, and Mr.
and Mrs. Simon are enjoying a feast O.
good music among other interesting
events during the one week after land
ing, five orchestral concerts under lead
erships of some Of the greatest living
conductors-Niksch, Mengelberg, Strauss
ky. Stokowski and Gustav Dortch
Tonight will occur the last musical
service at Ingram Memorial Congrega-
tional Church until fall. The choir will
be assisted by Miss Margaret Stamford,
and j. Walter Humphrey, basso: Mrs.
Hazel Reeder, soprano. and Oscar Gard
ner, baritone. are the choir soloists The
choir will sing the Recessional by de
Koven, Chorus from Gallia." 'Jeru-
salem," and ''All Praise to God" by
Wagner. Mrs. Reeder will give Ave
Verum.'' by Willard. and Miss Standiford
1.-The Heavenly Song" by Gray The
will include also a duet for tenor
and bass, "Watchman." by Sargent Mr..