Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-06

Leschetizky School in Berlin.
An enjoyable musical evening was ar
ranged for the guests Of Fulton B. karr
Monday, in which the following members
of his class participated: Miss Monette
Hallan. Miss Mary Hartley. Paul Hallam.
Miss Elya Ledeux and Master GRAVITY
Birch. The program was pleasantly va
ried by vocal numbers by Francis p.
Heartsill and Mrs. Heartsill. violin selec-
tons by Ryall G. Alb.l ,son and humor-
Gus readings by Joseph Hartley.
Pupils of Mrs. Grace Dufour Brown
gave their annual recital at the Temple
Baptist Church. and were assisted by
Miss Blanche Prescott and Miss Helen II.
Henry sopranos; Miss Sybil Sipher. man
aid Libbey. guitarists. Miss Prescott
sang "Sprfngtime," by Becker. and II
Love You Truly by Carrie Jacobs Bond.
accompanied by Miss Evelyn Prescott;
Miss Sipher gave a solo. ..Valse I'M
paniment by Mrs. Moskowitz; Miss
Henry was heard in an original compost
ton, ''One Hour Of JOY" Other numbers
Of special interest were a piano quartet
With strings; THE Awakening Of the
Pugh. Mary Pugh, Evelyn Prescott.
Serena Pugh, Miss sipher. Mrs. Mosko-
WITT and Mr.. Libbey; piano solo Druid 5
Prayer" Miss Angelina M lat
.
Robins Lullaby. Ruth King; Indian
Moccasin Dance" Master Cooper Rhodes;
piano sextet. Bella Bocca," Misses
Louise Lewis. Virginia Lane, Miriam
Rhodes. Sophia Hanlein. Mrs. Mae f..
Crown and Mrs. Lillian Webb: solos. va
cation March Master Hal Mercalf;
Morning Prayer" Miss Lillian Lewis:
trio march, Misses Ruth Nicholson. An
gelina Matamoros and Ruth King; "Doro-
thy Miss Evelyn Prescott; duet, Mar
a 4kco r
Miss Virginia Lane; "Dgeria," Miss Nena
Pryor: "Narcissus'' and ''Gondoliers.'
Miss Louise Lewis: Spring Song" by
Mendelssohn. Miss Ruth B. King.
An attractive program Of piano num-
bers was rendered at Carroll Institute
Hall recently by pupils of Miss Agnes
Clarke: The efforts Of the students
the listeners and included compositions
by Raft, GODDARD. Weber. Schumann. Men
delssohn and List. and among those par
ticipating We're Misses Pear. Shreve.
Becker, LORI aine Taylor. Myrtle Schmidt.
Edna Mavars. Emily Horning. Helen
Wilson. Loretta Goheen. Emma Birch.
Elsie Taylor, Mary Hickey, Lorraine
Kyon, Ethel Weber; Marian Sweeney and
ing. Norman Hepburn. Robert Schmidt.
Gilmore Johannes. Bob Slattery and Mrs.
Bertha Frawley. Gold medals for i'm
provement We're awarded to Miss Emily
Master Francis King. Assisting the
students We're Miss Freda Hauf and
Master Harry, King. ,violinists; Master
Clarke, and little Marie Hayes. whose
songs and dances We're heartily APP
piauded.
The offertory solo at Westminster
Memorial Presbyterian Church this morn
ing will be an adaptation of sacred words
to the well known song, Il Hear You
Calling Me-" sung by Elmo Jasper. Mrs.
Byram will be at the organ for the last
time this season. as she starts for the
Adirondacks tomorrow morning She
will be accompanied by Mrs. William
Benham, formerly contralto soloist OF ST.
Margarets Episcopal Church, who will
spend the summer with Mrs. Byram at
Owi-y-out Lodge.
Pupils Of Miss Marguerite Ison gave
their annual musical at her residence
studio Wednesday evening, when the fol-
lowing program was well rendered and
Well received: Duet, .'Flying Doves" by
Masters Harry and Ronald MacNab;
Norris: The Dancers" by Nellie Nc
Harry MacNab; ''Cupid's Dance" Miss
Gertrude Rose: Second Valse,... by Miss
Freeman; Little Fairy Schottische,. Miss
Berthe Morris; "Springtime.' Master
Ronald MacNah, and Marie" Miss
Clara Kraus.
The third OF series Of recitals by
pupils of Lewis Corning Atwater took
place recently at his residence studio.
Compositions by Chopin, Schumann,
young pianists, among them Misses
Janet Little, Elizabeth Collision, Edith
Evans, Dorothy Terry, Florence Derrick,
Sadie Hart, Dorothy Lepper, Elizabeth
Souder, Theodosia Walter, Cyriile Ireton
and Locke Kincer.
An interesting program was rendered
Monday evening at the Foster recital hall
by pupils Of Miss Anna Isora Bingaman
The young pianists did creditahle work
the numbers worthy Of special mention
being Mendelssohn's Spring Song" play.
ed by Rosemary Arnold. and "Gavotte,
Haendel. by Master Reginald Newton
Duet. Little Fairy" Ellwood and Law
renee Vermillion: solos. Spring Voices.
Humphrey Walsh; Hunting Song" and
An Old Dance" George Reed: "Cour-
age" and Song of the seashell, Merlin
Werlich; Merry Bebolink' and "Robin's
Lullaby" Ellwood Vernaillion; 1.-The Fair
and by the Spring" Lawrence vermil-
lion; Cuckoo Song and Dorothy" Phebe
Fleming; "Pastoraie" and Heather
Mozart I Reginald Sewfon
and '.Bluette." Grace Weber; "Idilio" and
Scarf Dance Sarah Cooper; Fresh
Life Reginald Newton, and Hunting
Song" by Mendelssohn, and LES Syl-
VANS" Rosemary, Arnold.
Recent musical events of interest in
elude a piano recital at the Washington
Club by pupils Of Miss Mary Upton
Talbot. The program included both solo
and ensemble numbers, among them the
duet, "Gypsy Life" Misses Lydia Sheppard
and Elizabeth Harr; In the Month OF
Happy Hunter" and MELODY waltz
Miss Marjorie Irene Wilbur: 1.-THE Mill"
Miss Kathryn Louise Elliott; Peasant g
Frolic," Miss Evelyn Berkeley; Jap
ansse Doll and The Hunters Horn.
from Der Freischutz.' Miss Natalie Cor
don and Miss Minnie Katharine Davis;
March Of Fingalvs Men," Miss Eliza
beth Harr: Joyous Peasant" by Schu-
mann. Soldiers are Coming" Miss Nata-
Hunters Song" Miss Minnie Katharine
Margaret Hane; Romance Poetique'
"Minuet" from Sonata, OPP. 49, No. ?, by
Beethoven; "Fantasie." " Mozart, and
man; "Slumber Song" and Turkish
Rondo," by Mozart Miss Elizabeth Ellis
Clapp; "Minuet' from symphony in e
fiat, by Mozart. Miss Elizabeth Ellis
Clapp and Miss Louise Carman.
Mrs. Myra Whitney Hall presented her
piano pupils in their annual recital Tues
day evening at her new home, Brookland,
before a large audience. Miss Lillian
Chenoweth, contralto, assisted with four