Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09

Printemps," by Merkle, Miss Cathryn
DeBinder; recitation. Percy c. Bowen;
piano solo. ITO SPRING by Grieg, Miss
Miss EIvira Giovanetti and Merle Kraft:
violin solo. Meditation" from That's"
Edgar T. Hart: piano solo. Dorothy"
by Smith, Miss A. l.. Foster; March and
Chorus" from Tannhauser. Miss Nellie
Schafer; Last Hope" by Gottschalk
Master George Horning; 20 Thou Sub
lime Evening Star" by Wagner. Miss
Blanche Levy; Pilgrim Chorus" by
Wagner. Miss Juliet Barbaux: -Barca-
Dance" by Moszkowski, Mrs. ~ A.
Kestler and Miss Ruth Hawkins: piano
solos. prelude" in C sharp minor. by
DELLA" by Boen1 Miss Seville Foster;
N. A. Kestier: 'Midsummer Nights
Dream by Mendelssohn. Miss Florence
Brez. and March of the Prophet" by
Meyerbeer. Roy Kuhn. The program
opened and closed with two orchestral
numbers Tampa by Herold and a
march. the orchestra.
Miss Edith Fitch. soprano. will be the
offertory soloist at the Fourth Presby-
will be heard in I'm a Pilgrim, I'm
Stranger" by Marston. Earl Carbaugh,
baritone, will sing. as usual. at the even
ing service.
Miss Clarine Mccarthy has returned
from a weeks visit at Lake Mohonk. N
Y. where she was the guest of Mrs
Daniel Smiley.
The pupils of Joseph Harrison, assisted
by Miss Daisy E. Harrison soprano gave
recital Friday evening in his studio.
when the following program was rem
dered: Violin solo. ''Legende" CWieniaw-
SKID, George Flemer: ''Berceuse" CWeber),
kingsman Stevens; Air Varie' Dancla).
Max Tucker; "Intermezzo' (Masca gnD,
John Smith, Austrian Hymn Variation
(Weiss) Earl English: "Romanza" Beck
err, William Socket: ''Ungarisher"
(Hauser), w. Carroll Gilbert; piano solo,
Hopkins s Sunlight Waltz 9Bonne5.
Court Rea: Con Amore (Beaumont),
Mildred Mooney; Scarf Dance (Chami-
nade), Mrs. II. w. Porter Fruhling-
srauschen" tsinding). Rosemarie Rice;
Myrtle Gilbert. and soprano solo, Sing.
Smile and Slumber" fGounod). Miss Har-
rison.
The fourth annual recital by pupils Of
Douglass G.. Miller was given Wednes-
day evening at his residence. The as
sisting soloists were Charles d. Church,
Misses Elsie Beck, Frances Somerville
and Jennette Campbell. The following
program was rendered: Quartets. Must
Forever and "Serenade," Misses Miller
snd Depue and Messrs Church and
Burns; solo. Forever and Day." Walter
N Presgraves: when Roses Bloom and
'iDe Las Long Res, by Miss Ruth
Pope: trio, ''The Mariners" Miss Clokey.
Mr.. Chewing and Mr.. Burns; THE
Clang of the Forge" Harold Bellinger;
''Elizabeth's Prayer from Tam
hauser." Miss Aileen Miller; solos. &c
stasy' and Come to the Garden. Love-
F. Taylor Chewing; sextet from
Lucia Misses Clokey and Depue. and
Messrs. Church. Primm. Ballard and
Burns; solo, Come Paul II. Primm
Open Thy Gate" and The King of the
MAN, Robert Burns: 'Linsana Parola,'
from Aida Miss Anna Clokey: ELLA
giammai m'amo.' by Verdi, Lester Bal
lard. Der Wanderer'' and Moonlight
Miss Marguerite Depue: The Corinth-
ian.'' Mr.. Ballard and male chorus.
Ancient Mariner" by Barnett. Miss
Clokey. Miss Depue. Messrs. Church and
Burns and chorus
Halstead p. Hoover Of the music faculty
Of the Washington high schools will pre-
sent r. A. Jonscher and Il. R. Davis In
song recital tomorrow evening at Sanders
& Stayman's.
Miss Ella Butler. for many years or
ganist of Luther Memorial Church. re-
turned to the city yesterday after ten
day trip, during which she attended the
Bach music festival at Bethlehem Pa,
and visited Delaware Water Gap and
other points of interest. Miss Butler
made most of the trips by trolley and is
enthusiastic over that method Of spending
a vacation. She will be in charge or the
music today at the children's day serv-
ices at the City Orphan Asylum.
Miss Pearl Waugh has concluded her
season at Beicourt Seminary and re-