The Washington herald., 1913-06-29

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row, and Miss Ida NJ. Ullman.
A piano recital was given by the young
err pupils of Miss Margaret 7. Keefe.
| assisted by Miss Frances Keefe. at her
residence, 2437 X Street. Saturday after
noon.
The program. which was carried out
with accuracy and success. consisted Of
the following numbers:
June Barcarolle., CTschaikowsky):
Romance" Sans Paroles (Streabbog) /;
La Papillion (Greis); Robins of the
Woodland (wilson); THE Maiden's
Wish Chopin; Impromptu (SchuberO,
and ''valse Caprice"
The opening number was Verdi's I'll
Trovatore," played by Grace Hewitt
Henrietta and Marie Keys performed a
Young played with graceful ease the
Mountain Stream (Smith). and Eileen
Quigley and Teresa Vroom were pleasing
in a nocturne by Leybach and a mazurka
by Bohm.
An enjoyable features of the afternoon
were the four hand selections, ''Lustspiel
Overture by Miss Keefe and sister. and
Sleigh Ride" by Mary Fitzgerald and
Grace Hewitt
the Hudson" (wilson), and Mary Fftz-
gerald, a youthful and talented musician.
Bartlett's Grand Polka de Concert as
the closing number.
Mildred Schultz. Agnes Keleher. Gladys
Moses, and Frances Holt performed ad-
mirably we'll
Other participants were Rose Young.
Helen Mcclellan. Katherine Webster,
Maurice Enright Marguerite Thomas,
Augusta Meinhardt. Albert Marshall.
Ruth Perkins. Anna Cohen, Robert
Lloyd. Grace Myers. Hazel Allen. Dorothy
Raner, Louise Speer. and Francis Cess
ford.
Refreshments were served and medals
awarded 10 Mary Fitzgerald and Grace
Hewitt.
The pupils Of Mrs. Alma Ebert Stieriin
gave their annual piano recital at her
studio in the Plaza Apartment Friday
evening. June 20. Mrs. Stierlin was as
sisted by Mrs. Claude Judson and Miss
Alma Bender. plano. Mrs. Judson and
Mrs. Stierlin were heard in Tannhauser
overture and Hungarian dances, for four
hands. Bliss Bender gave her audience
treat in her rendition OF "Tarantelle''
by CNicdaD. and graciously responded
with an equally artistic encore. which was
received with much enthusiasm. Messrs.
Dupaine and Rabbit played with much
feeling ''Cavatina' by (RafD, and Boat
mans Song" by CDancela), and responded
to an encore, giving Salute de Armour"
Mrs. Stierlln playing the Accomplishments.
The program was as follows:
Duet. "Germania," Mrs. Stierlin and
Miss Ebert: pilgrims Dream" Hazel
Ashton; I'VE Merry Birds" Marie Burchs
'Mendelssohn's Spring Song" Katherine
Wells; Dying Poet and The Rosary"
Nellie Lawler; "Sequidilla,'' May INLAND;
"Cujus Amman" from Stabat Mater
c'Humoreske'D. Louise Bethel: 'Trot du
Leah Rabbit: "Cavatina" and
''Boatman's Song" Messrs. Du Maine
and Rabbit, violins, and Mrs Stierlin.
piano: Venetian Love Song" Mabel
Horton; 'Tannhauser Overture" and
Hungarian Dances" Mrs. Judson and
Mrs. Stierlin; Invitation to the Dance"
Martha Greenberg; Feast of the Roses"
trio. by Dorothy Hunt. Hazel Ashton. and
Mrs. Stierlin: Minuet Beethoven and
ITO a Wild Rose (McDowelD. Leah
Rabbit, piano. and Messrs. Rabbit and
Dumaine. violins; ''Marche Funebre'
Chopin. "Buona Notte" CNevin). Doro-
thy Hunt; Ala Bien Aimee" (Schuto.
and Fourth Concert Vaise' CChaminade).
Edna Maedel: "Tarantelle" Miss Alma
Bender. and Grand American Medley
Duet" by Miss Marie Burch and Mrs
Stierlin.
The second public recital by the pupils
of Miss Marie McCourt was attended
by a large audience last Thursday even
ing at the Washington Club. The as
sisting artist was Mrs. Ruby Potter, So
prano. |
The following program was given:
Waltz from Faust" CGounoD. Saint |
saens. De Nova King; march CFreeman). |
in G Major Beethoven. |
Helen Sebastian: THE Birds Lullaby
Mead. AT the Farm" COrth). Assunta |
Sari: "Honey-Bell Polka" CStreabbogJ, |
Marguerite McDonough and Mary Rem:
Nocturne in e Flat Major Chopin. |
De Nova King; Etude Cwoolenhaupo. |
Ruth King; The Harvest" and THE |
Leaves Party CMillegram). Katherine
guerite McDonough: Invitation to the
Dance Cweber). Lillian Lewis; The
Whistling Boy" COrth). Soldiers March"
Thomas Bromley: la
Tremolo" Rosylin). Mary Mannix;
Fairy Queen Gavotte" CKrogmann).
Elsie Huckins: march Woods. Kathe-
rine Bromley and Helen Sebastian:
Rondo, capriccioso CMendelssohn), De
Nova King: Little Tin Soldier March"
Hackh), Margaret Mannix: Petite
Valse" Oennee), 'Marche Facile" rum
OowelD. Mrs. Potter: overture to will
am Tell" CRos:ni-RummeD. De Nova
King and Ruth King; Playful Rondo"
Greene), Ida Baggett: Mazurka LOW,
Margaret Mannix and Mary Mannix:
Harmony of Angels (Burgmuller).
Petite Tarentelle' CHeller), Irma KEEL
er; "Bobolink" CKrogmann), Curly
locks" (Orth), Assunta Sari; Butterfly"
MerkeD, Mary Mannix; The Dolls
Dream (Oesten), Katherine Bromley;
antasie from Der Freitchutz" Cweber-
-eybach), Mrs. Clarence Rackey; fanta-
lie, 'Impromptu in C Sharp Minor"
Chopin, Miss McCourt; Autumn and
Spring" (WeiD, Mrs. Potter; march,
'Militaire" (Schubert-Doebber). De Nova
King and Miss McCourt-
The pupils of Miss Ednah Landvoight,
pupil of Miss Alice E. Burbage, were
card in recital on Saturday evening at
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