Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-11
feet Life" by Hartwell Jones, Miss Emma

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At recent meeting of the Mount
Pleasant Singing Society DR. william =.
| Buchanan was elected director to sue
coed George III. Miller. who RESIGNED pe.
| cause of duties which are taking him out
| of the city Mr.. Miler's resignation was
accepted with regret. The rehearsas "
| the society are at present devoted to the
! cantata "The Vision OF st. john. by =.
| Whitney Coombs This cantata- which
| is regarded by many music lovers as
| exceptionally beautiful. Will be sung os
1 of the Mount Pleasant Congregational
/ Church either on MAY % or June l.
I Karl Holer. conductor of the Arion
| Cesaugyerein for the past four seasons.
+. has severed his connection with the or
| sanization His resignation went into
! effect May ].
| Mrs r. L. Dalgleish entertained her
vocal class and a few of their young
| friends a. dance at the Parker iast
evening. the date being the fourteenth
| anniversary of her wedding. After sew
eral rounds of dancing and before the
serving of refreshments. a quartet COM
posed OF Miss Viola Schippert. soprano;
Miss Augusta Hill. contralto: s: Theo-
dore Howard tenor. and Austin Howard,
| bass. sang little one-act sketch. en-
/ titled The Fortune Teller and quite
carried the company by Storm. Ih.S
were accompanied at the piano by, by
George Herbert Wells Amons tne
A. Fl. Muir Mrs. II. g. Shober. Misses
Viola Schippert. Vera Budd. Olive Budd'
| Virginia McQuade, Mildred Hoge, DoTo-
thy Sneed. Miriam Shober. Marguerite
| Fitzsimmons Louise Young. Elizabeth
| Yung Kwai. Ethel Foster Julia Doyle
Edna Dyer Isabel MCGEE, Helen Fenton'
Jeannette King, Caroline Brummltt.
| Katherine Cannon. Miriam Clark, t.sie
I L. u q H.
gan. Mrs. d. l.. Richmond. MIR. and Mrs
Sam Darrah. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse kester
Mr. and Mrs. Corbett. Mrs. j. n. emp
lev Mrs. Ella Muir. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Calgleish. Messrs. Howard WOOD; noo-
ert Dyer, ]. A. Sutherland. James Young,
Robert Thompson. James GARY. Russell
McGee Hobart Ramsdell. Carl Walker.
w. NJ Mulheisen. DIR. Sherwood Ferris.
Roscoe Alderman: Harris Fra si. n
X. Patterson. Benjamin Champion. VII,
liam Hutterly, Thomas Nee Bernard
| Yung Kwai Robert Dalgleish. Robert
Dalgeish. jr.. Messrs, Doyle. shannon
| and Pennebaker
| The vested choir of Waugh Methodist
Episcopal Church. under the direction OF
]. G. Klein. will render a special musical
| service this evening. beginning at I:S
o'clock. when the following program viii
be given: Anthems, Hear Us. o Father.
How Lovely Are the Messengers ano
1.-The Heavens are Telling: alto solo
Mrs Elsie Weaver Kettler: violin solo
Herman r. Hoffman: tenor solo, Mr.
Klein. Mrs Klein will be at the organ.
An interesting program was given by
the voice and piano pupils of Mrs. Stuart
c. johnson at her residence studio Fri
day evening. The program was as fol-
lows: Piano solos. In the SWING. by
Lynes. and ''Toccatina," by Sternbergy
Miss Louisa Youngs; song. "Sunbeams. "
Nv NfiCS MarQner1te HarberS
piano duet. "Gavotte'' from "Mignon.
by Thomas. Miss Mabel Steele and Mrs
Johnson: songs JEAN by Burleigh
and Boat Song by ., Ware ras so,,s Arth y,
Miss Ruth Howell; part songs, STARS OF
the Summer Night" by West; stars the
Night Adjoining" by Wekerlin, Misses
Adelaide. Caroline and Marg 3 r. ct nar.
Jade, Miss Velma Babcock; aria. One
Fine Day" from Madame Butterfly.
Mrs Johnson: violin solos. Serenata,
by Nolck. and "Minuet." by Beethoven
| Miss Marguerite Harbers. accompanied
by Miss Annette Harbers: niano solo,
..Valse Noble" by Bohm Miss Florence
Fritz: vocal duet, Go. Pretty Rose, ny
Marzials. Misses Caroline and Adelaide
Harbers: piano duet, Norwegian Wed
ding procession" by Grieg. Mss Annette
| Harbers and Mrs. Johnson.
An attractive program from the classics
was given Saturday evening by pupils OF
Felix Garziglia at his residence studio
Among the numbers were the Sonata,
by Beethoven, and "Polacca Brilliante.
BY Weber. rendered by Miss King
, Sonata opus 81. by Beethoven. and
"Scherzo in C Sharp Minor" by Chopin
Miss Stonebraker: "Impromptu in A Fla'
Major" by Schubert; "Etude In c SHARP
Minor" by Chopin, and ''Liebestraum
No g. by List. Mr.. jackson: "Rondc
Brilliante," by Weber; Two Woodland
sketches" by MacDowell. and Rigolette
Paraphrase," Mr.. Donovan.
Mrs Alwida Matiock Rousseau present.
ed a young pianist. Marie Hess. in recita
recently at the Foster Recital Hail.
Miss Hess was cordially received and
met the demand for techpic and skill IN
handling her numbers with real ability
She was assisted by Miss Sylbia Met.
calf, soprano. and Raymond G. Moore
baritone. in giving the Following pro.
gram: Piano solos, "Capriccio Brilliante,,
by Mendelssohn: "Aufschwung. War
UNI and 'Griller,'' all by schumann
..Rigolette Paraphrase." "Erikoenig
ard Hungarian "Fantas.e.' by List
Miss Hess: Roses in June" by German
Miss Metcalf.