Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-28

Z STAR, WASHINGTOl
especially enjoyabls anair. Miss No.
Cauley was assisted by Miss Louise
Allen. soprano. and 8. Leroy Taylor. vio-
ligent interpretation marked the rsndi-
ton Of Miss McCAuley'S SOLOS, and the
numbers by Miss Allen and Mr.. Taylor
were also well received.
/ Miss Vida Bispham. the young dsuxh-
ter OF David Bispham, who made SO
many friends while visiting hero last
fall, will return shortly for another stay
with Miss Katharine May Brooks Of
Ontario road.
The Central High School chorus, un-
der the direction Of Halstead p. Hoover,
will furnish the music Of the prelimiuaTy
program ct the Church Of the Covenant
next Sunday evening. beginning ct 1880
Tia Motel Choral Society, directed by
Otto Torney Simon. with Harvey Muir
service Of the Church Of the Covenant
/, tonight This will be the last appear
ance Of the organization this season. and
the program will include chcruses from
SOLI0 VI luc ga cot COAAQOol$SVSAD NJ AA@y NAAs
Mendelssohn and Gounod.
The choir Of st. Stephens Catholic
Church was entertained by Miss Aargue-
musical and supper Tuesday evening, fol-
lowing the program given by the choir
at the sodality services at the Immacu-
late Conception Church. Among those
contributing to the entertainment OF the
guests were Miss Katharine L.ackaye. the
Misses Walsh. Mrs. Pollard. Miss Brad
ford, Mr.. Harry Wheaton Howard and
the hostess. Other, guests present In
cluded Mrs. Donaldson Of New York.
Strickland and Mrs. NJ. B. Gould Of
Bridgeport, Conn: Rev. Eugene Con-
nelly. the Misses Griffin, Aylmer. OCon-
nor, Bradford and Sweeny, and Messrs:
Pollard. Seaman. Barnholt Repetti and
spalding Council. Knights Of Columbus.
Will have an anniversary celebration
Tuesday evening at the K. Of c. Hall,
given by Miss Marguerite Howard, So
prano; Earl Carbaugh, baritone: George
O'Connor. who will give some popular
songs. and Mr.. Shelby and Thomas Bra
ings. Glenn Ashley, organist and choir
master OF st. Aloysius Church, will as
sist as accompanist
The young ladies Of Miss Georgia MIL
ler's senior class are organizing q sight
reading club and the charter msmbers
will hold q meeting tomorrow evening
for an election OF officers for the en-
suing year. The plan, as at present
outlined. will be to meet once week and
but the details Will develop later. Miss
Miller Will be musical director.
The Friday Morning Music Club has
discontinued its recitals for the season,
tionally interesting. The first contained
| novelty in a sonata for three violins.
played by Miss de Guerin. Miss Thomas
and Miss Menxel; Mrs. PrindIe gave the
p mrn s @assnn by % 81 No
ment" and Dearest" Miss Whestiey
gave q group Of piano numbers. the first
movement OF schubert's sonata, op. q;
the program by singing .Aufenthalt," by
Schubert; 'Huffnung," by Reichardt and
Il Hear You Calling Me-"
True, and Included short tank. notes
on the composers whose names appeared
on the program by MrA Byrnes; d suite
for violin. cello and piano by Horatio
Parker. OPP, 49, containing Prelude. Min
True, Miss Allen and Mr.. Lent: soprano
solos. 20 Ask Me Not and "Spring
Song" and IAN Irish Folk Song with
violin oblisato) Spring. Time Of Love-
Rose with cello obligato), by Mrs. Claw
Ter; Romance" for piano and VIOLIN by
Arthur Foote. Mrs. True and Miss Allen.
and two choruses, Into the Silent Land
and I'm May" sung under the direction
of Mrs. Dean.
A ooneo,%rr n,A,.r.> ~,>A>s ~s,.. mr..
Jaeger at her graduating recital Monday
evening, which took place In the chapel
Of Washington College. The young plan
ist was assisted by Miss Mary Zita Hoge,
from %n su,t eassd no saseEs'S ..ns
by Saint -aaens: .Meditation. from
"Thais." by Massenet. and 'Moto Per-
petual" by Bdhm. Miss Jaeger's num-
bers included the first movement Of Bee
Dowelrs ITO the Sea, LISTS "Taranteila,'
and Grieg's Concerto" in A minor. The
orchestral part to the concerto was rem
dered on the second plano by Harry
Paterson Hopkins
, At the =, musical %zs Given recently By the he
Pythian Temple. the participants were
Esther Berman, Romano Schneider,
Catharine Donovan. Alice Hudson. Rosie
Berman. Edith Robey, Merle Kraft. En-
| ZIG koidCAs ocotIiC0 dIdUy. MARY SueT.
man, Dorothea Buettner. Lulu McGrath,
Ruth TRACER, Miriam Berman, May Ca
rey, Dorothea Berry. Pearl Baird, Edna
Wilcox, Hannah Wiener. Roland Dulin.
Hattie Thompson. May Wilson, Masters /.
and A. Phillips, Marie F1eischauer, Hilda
Vogier and Lottie Feldman. At the close
Of the recital Charles =. Weston, on be-
half Of Mrs Fraileys pupils, presented
her with a gold bracelet.
The final meeting Of the Piano Teach
ers' Association VIII be held Wednesday
evening, at the McReynoids-Koehle Music
School Miss George 0liller will be the
Virgil Method"
At the last meeting Of the association
Felix Garziglia gave an Interesting lee
ture on The Advantages Of Piano Study
In the Paris Conservat0ry," OF which
school he was 9 prize pupil. After Mr.
Garziglia's lecture, In response to q gen
eral request, he played several selections
from Debussy in his delightful manner.
At the concert given Wednesday evening
at the Westminster Church Memorial I'M
der the auspices Of the Euola Club, the
program was rendered by Miss Kate Al
derman, T. E. Moore, Miss Anna ClOkey,
T. r. Fitzgerald Joseph Whittirnore, Miss
Marguerite Depue, Miss 2. Wimsatt and
Mrs. A. L. farrell.
A number OF WashingtonianS expect to
| go to Philadelphia to attend the opera
Martha" at the Academy Of Music, In
which Miss Elizabeth G. Clayton. daugh-
ter of a former resident here, viii make