Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-08
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commencement exercises If the Won
1n>chuld University 81 Music wcr" herd
Tuesday afternoon At the Columbia
Theater and proved interesting 10 tue
aud ence and creditable TO both students
and faculty. Honors were awarded 70
Miss S.a-i Fisher who received tn"
diploma Of v.rtuo1..v. gold medal. AM
,iploma in the teachers training
course" advanced grader. and medal Of
merit; Miss Esther \. earns. graduate
ii tie public school normal course .
Miss Cornelia &. Hardness, Miss Julia
fIsydn. Miss Mildred Kob. Miss Mary
i Lynch and Louis y Potter. if.. post
graduate course. The program through
ont enjoyable. as the numbers We're
cnderod with Intelligence and technical
III. Interest centered, however. IN the
appearance in her nome city Of Miss
May Helen Howe. soprano. who was
i"srd IN the polonaise from N sn"n-
AMI also in Madeleine Lazard the four
N.ar-od daughter al Mime. Won n
schud. who made her debut as n piano
>oloist The little maid PLAYED llGnSky
t;.'rceHse with great prec sion ana
vitA admirable wrist and finger move
ment. and responded To thu round 81 APP
plause by giving u duo with hey mother
1t the second piano.
Her efforts were rewarded With
huge basket OF roses and. what was
IHure 10 her liking. doll baby with
perambulator to match. Among the
other numbers on the program We're
L.. piano selections: Concerto in -
minor. by Mozart rendered by Miss
Helen Schneider; "Campanella. by
List. Miss Kolb: violin solo, Turkish
March by Beethoven. Master Ray
u.oud Gittelman; piano solos. "tonso-
lstion." h. Liszt Miss Lynch: IRE
lude in & sharp minor" by Rachmani-
uon. Miss Frances Gutelius; spinning
song" from" The Flying Dutchnan, MISS
Ard.la Moore and Mime Won Unschuld;
concerto in G major. lN Beethoven.
Miss Fisher; Hungarian Rhaps3dH'
70. II tby request. Nine. Won Tn
Schuld: Papagenu Song. by Mozart.
Mss Charlotte Leibei: address. "Rais-
Ira ANY Grade OF Work To the High
est Standard Means Success. Mime
Won Insehuld: piano Faust Naise
e;ounod-L.szD. Misses Fishei ana
kolb: "Etude in . sharp minor. by
chopin. Miss Moore: The Butterfly.
~ Lavallee, Master Morton Glttelman:
and Hungarian Rhapsody No. T.
Miss Gertrude McKae.
The District OF Columbia Chapter "i
tie American Guild Of Organ1sts held
il June meeting Monday evening at
tie Comstock studio. with an unusually
large audience. The business meeting
finished style and without accompani-
ment 10y the sanctuary choir OF 81 rat
rick's Church, under the direction ol
Il
presented were 20 Cor Jesu.' kyrie;
tirst. second and third responses OF g.
Palestrina. Inter Nestibnium tPsru,:
Jerusalem tTallis, and Jerusalem.
from tiounod's '.Gallia. the latter Two
numbers furnishing an interesting con,
trast of music OF the sixteenth and
nineteenth centuries The District of
Columbia Chapter now embraces witnih
its membership the representative
organisis OF the S,y sna II sun tbe last
meeting were Oscar FRANKLIN Com
stock. dean: Mr.. Edgar Priest. sub
dean; Miss Mary Mullaly, registrar:
Armand Gumprecht. secretary. harry
Wheaton Howard treasurer: MISS Maua
SewaiI. Jennie Glennan, Edith e. Athey.
Mrs G. Cir F. Wartelf aoi MrS Mrs Edgar
Priest. DIR. Allen Walker. Messrs. IT., n,
Freeman. Roland Durham. Percy chase
dn sr Gsg5se " Here ashley we and James
Dickinson.
Miss Mary Isobel Hall will be the so
IniSt at the Covenent tent service this
evening. beginning at 1:45 o'clock, when
sa will sing 20 Lord. Most Holy. by
Ant. % For the Wings of a Dove, os
a;endelssohn: Come Unto Me" by Coe-
tfen. and Lead. Kindly Light" by Haw-
lev. John ]. Klein will assume his duties
as precentor this evening with Mrs. Klein
as accompanist.
andrew Clifford wilkins entertained
company of friends Tuesday evening
with musical and reception. IN honor
Of his mother. Mrs. Andrew Jackson
Wilkins of Lincoln, Neb.. who is his
guest for a few weeks at the Massachu-
sets
Mrs wilkins and her son received the
Guests at the entrance 10 the main re-
eepiion hall which was used as the mu-
si.. room and transformed into bower
~ palrns ferns and cut flowers. Eacn
guest was presented rose PINK cafna
zion. one of Mrs. wilkins favorite
flowers -
The musical program opened with songs
tx Louis Thompson, Prof. Otto L. simon
Having the accomplishments. Other
musical and literary friends of Mr.. Will
Lins who contributed TO the pleasure or
the occasion were: Mrs. + f. Maxwell.
yric soprano: Miss Lucy l.. wright,
,,ianist Miss Elizabeth Leckie. mezzo-
soprano: Edwin Caliow. reader MISS
sylvia Metcalf, soprano: Eugene Waiter.
baritone: Mrs. +. h. Hayes. reader, ana
Miss Lillian Chenoweth. contralto Mr.
Wilkins gave two cello numbers and sang
three numbers, tenor solos, the last be-
Ing appropriately Mother o Mine
Mrs Emile Dougal-Ma-cnn played the
compartments for Mrs Maxwell. Miss
Leckie and Miss Me,calf Mr.. Bagley
played for Mr.. Walter. Miss Bailey for
Miss Chenoweth. and Miss Dorothy Sny
der for Mr.. wilkins
An innovation in the regular order at
the Church of the Covenant will take
place today. when Miss Carrie G. Wneow
Will sing at the morning. service. living,
BIZ request Gounod's setting Of There Is
a Green Hill Far Away Miss Wneow.
who il one OF the soloists of the even
ing choir sang last Sunday At the First
Baptist church. Franklin. Pa.
Miss rearl Waugh has issued invita-
lions to I, recital to take place Thurs
,iaI afternoon at tn. Comstock studio
When She Will present TWO little girls
Ereda Ring and Louise Ryan. IL a pro-
lam OF piano numbers. They will be
..ssisted by Elsie Raner, violinis;
The Hawaiian string quartet. Joseph
WLittefnore tenor Misses NullaIy and
Michael. pianists, gave charming pro-
gram recently at the home OF Mrs. Navy
+ !, ol.man on ~ street northwest be-
tore large gathering OF the friends Of
the hostess.
oscar Franklin Comstock will give his
last studio recital Of the season Tues
dav evening and it being his nineteth
recital IL will be red-letter occasion.
An excellent program has been pre-
pareu-
The Hfth annual recital Of the pupils
80 Douglass G. Miller was given Tues
Cay evening at his residence before
large company, consisting mainly OF
the relatives and friends Of the pupils.
Charles d. Church tenor, assisted in
giving the program. all the numbers OF
which were enthusiastically received
and encores added TO eacA Of the solo
numbers The following is the pro