Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-07


their home in Kensington Mrs. R. L.
Dalgleish was among the guests from the
city ana delighted the company by sing
Ing several numbers. among them Yes
terday and To-day" by Spross, Be
lows" by Cowen. the hostess accom-
panying her at the piano.
A recent event of interest took place at
ingram Memorial Congregational Church
wnen Miss Van de Bogert presented a
number OF pupils In piano recital Miss
Loretta Capell. reader. assised in giving
the program that follows: Duet, SILVER
Bells. by Henry Weyts. Miss Van de
Bogert and Bessie sayles; "Heartsease.
ny Forest, Margaret Wolstenholme;
Clark: "Ros'ein's sehnen." by Carl Helms,
Lena vogel: monologue. The Pudding.
by Miss Capell: "Sleighride." by Theo-
dora Dutton, and 'Prankish Boys" by
Ahrens, Miriam Schrack; Dance Of the
sunbeams," by Cadman. Geneva Dillon;
flies" by I: W. Russell. Marianne Clark:
Goat Ride by F. Bristow. Ross
H a,,,ea IL. Voice Of summer:r by Refe,
by Behr. Marianne Clark; "slumber
Trout" by August Nolck, Tulip" by
Lichner, 'Danse a la Turque," by Kruck-
now, Marianne Schrack; Lively Dance.
duet, Marianne and Louise Clark. The
youngest pupil. Ross Haworth, made a
very creditable Showing with his first
piece. He played from memory and re-
ceived hearty applause
A pupils recital was given Monday even
Ing by Miss Ella Sargent at her resi-
dence in Brookland. The program In
cluded: Duet popular song 20 Strass-
burg" by Kohler. Josephine Bloodgood
and Miss Sargent: solos. The Forest
Echo by Frank Lynes. Edna May
Charming Shepherdess'' and Who'll Buy
My Roses by Matthews, John Williams
THE Echo by G. P. Ritter. and Gentle
Gliding" by L. E. Ortiz. Augusta Thorn
as: Dainty Dance by A. sartorio. Allen
FRANKIE. and "Nodding Roses" by Josie
Rand. Herbert Villains; illustrations OF
the Faelten system. Arthur Foote; duets
in all keys, Little Waltz in Minor Mode. :
Evelyn Lttauer; reverie. in major mode
Sargent: waltz in major or minor mode,
Helen Bingham: THE Chatter" by H
Engelmann, minuet from Don Juan.
and Fur Elise by Beethoven, Josephine
Bloodgood: Peasants F'rolic:, by c.
ter's Song and Evening serenade, :
Helen Bingham; Witches Dance by J.
Concone, and .'Napolitana," Harry
Krams: duet, "Minuet from Opus 70. BY
Schubert, Harry Krams and Miss Sar-
gent.
Mrs. A. D. Melvin will be the offertory
soloist this morning at the West Stree
Presbyterian Church, when she will bt
heard in one of her own compositions,
new setting to the words OF the twenty
third Psalm, 1.-The Lord Is My Shepherd
Before large audiences of parents ane
friends Prof. and Mrs. H. Clay Murra,
presented their pupils in a series of recit
ais Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings at Naval Lodge Hall. Many
Of the pupils made their first public ap
pearance and their efforts were well re
warded by enthusiastic applause. Diplo
mas and gold medals were presented t
Miss Lucy r. Crane, Mrs. Lillian w
Tatspaugh and Miss Ethel NJ. Copes
bringing to a successful close thei
REIMBURSEMENT annual recital.
The pupils of Miss Bette Brown CAV,
a piano recital at her residence Frida,
evening. Those taking part were Prof
Lieberman. Messrs. Joseph Fraber. Emor,
Helm, Arthur Shannon. Leslie Steidel ane
Harry E. Mockbee, jr.: Misses Elsie Wer
dig. Anna volland, Marie Whelan. Ur
bana Holiday. Minnie Hanold. Heller
Helm. Adelia Reed. Jessie McLeish, Ell
vera Giovanetti. Sophia Brown. Mildred
trude de Montfredy. Gertrude Steidel. Ell
sic Shannon. Dora Gabriel. Matilda Gauz
"a and Mildred Jordan. Medals were
awarded to Sophia Brown. Anna Volland
Emory Helm and Leslie Steidel.
Mrs. AIbert-Kulle entertained her pu
pills Tuesday evening. assisted by Mrs
Herman Williams and after an enjoyable
program was concluded refreshment:
were served. Among those contributing
to the entertainment Of the guests were
Mrs. Herman Williams, Mrs. r. Fergu
son. Mrs ]. Allen, the Misses Bessie al
len. Hattie and Ruth Fletcher. Mabe
and Elizabeth Brashears, Maud an6
Louise Grubb, Myrtle Crowther. May
Drew. Mary McMullin, Irma Crist. Grace
Gibbs and Masters Clarence and Thoma.
Gibbs. Other guests present were Mrs
w. Cash. Mrs. j. Brashears, Mrs. Soren
son, Miss Helen Sorenson and Master.
William and Elmer Cash.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Woodland Gates enter
an informal musical The musical pro
gram was given by Mrs. Warner Gibbs
Earl Carbaugh, Mr.. Colladay and the
host. and Donald Freeze, organist o,
Luther Memorial Church, assisted a!
accompanist.
Miss Beatrice Seymour Goodwin, so
prano who has been absent from Wash
ington for some time, has returned and
Is at present stopping at the Cavendish
Miss Goodwin intends to take up her resi-
dence here again some time this coming
fall
A pleasant event OF both musical and
social interest took place at Chevy Chase
when Mrs. j. Vernon Russell entertained
at a musical and dance in honor of her
sister, Miss Marguerite Vernon of New
York. The program was given by Miss
Clothilda Botelka Of Warsaw. Poland
George Moskey. the talented boy violinist
and Mrs. Everett Winston, pianist. Miss
Amore." from La Tosca: Nightingale
Gong" by Stevens. and when the Roses
Bloom" by Reichardt. The violin mum
bers included one movement from Tschai.
kowsky's Concerto in D major; VIE.
niawski's 'Legende." and 'Hejre Kati,
by Hubay. Mrs. Winston gave group
OF Chopin numbers. including the I'm
promptu in F sharp: Mazurka. Op. se. No
4. and the Fantasia in F minor Among
the guests present were the Misses Car
son. Snyder. Carter, Simpson. Bowman
Deiterich, Moskey. Butterworth. Need.
ham, Rider, Crenshaw. Lewis. Fairfield
Hurley. Dobson. Humphrey. Newton
Messrs. Hayes. Bowman. Parker, Carter
Price, Moore, Howard. Mccarthy. Mos
key. Newman. Simpson, Dietz. Johnston
Murphy, Boland. Ellsworth, yarmouth
Emory, Phillips, Forsythe and Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bleyden have closed
their apartment for the summer and left
ter, Pa. for a weeks stay. After their
visit In Chester they will go to Wildwood.
N. j., for the remainder Of the summer.