Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-29
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! keefe, assisted by Miss Frances Keefe.
Saturday afternoon at her residence
! out successfully. included among the
Grace Hewitt: violin and piano selection.
Henrietta and Marie Keys; Mountain
Stream s Miss Pearl Young; "Nocturne."
vroom: '.Lutspiel. overture. arranged
for four hands, the Misses Keefe; Sleigh
Ride" Misses Mary Fitzgerald and Grace
hewitt; "Moonlisht on the Hudson"
by Bartlett. Miss Mary Fitzgerald. MIL
| dred Schultz, Agnes Keleher Gladys
Moses and Frances also deserve special
| mention. and others participating in the
program were Rose Young. Helen McClel
Ian. Katharine Webster. Maurice Enright,
Marguerite Thomas. Augusta Meinhardt.
Albert Marshall. Ruth Perkins. Anna
Cohen, Robert Lloyd, Grace Myers, Hazel
Frances Gessford. Mary Fitzgerald and
| Grace Hewitt were awarded medals. and
| a social hour closed the occasion.
Miss Barbara stedman left last week
for Lake George, n. Y, where che will
spend her summer vacation.
The pupils Of Mrs. Alma Ebert stierlin
gave their annual recital at her studio
before an appreciative gathering OF
friends and relatives. Mrs Stierlin was
assisted by Miss Alma Bender and Mrs
Claude Judson. pianists. and Messrs. An
DIRE Dumaine and Wade Ii. Rabbit. vio-
! linists. Mrs. Judson and Mrs. Stierlin
were heard in the 'Tannhauser' over
ture and Hungarian Dances" by Behr;
Miss Bender added to the pleasure of the
occasion by her rendition Of the ''Taran-
telle." by Nicolai; Messrs Dumane and
"soatmans Song" by Dancla, and for
encore "Salut d'Amour." by Elgar. with
Mrs stieriin at the piano. Other num-
mania" Miss o. A. Ebert and Mrs. Stier-
lin: Pilgrims Dream Miss Hazel Ash
ion: "Ye Merry Birds Miss Marie
Burch: "seEuidula,,' Miss May INLAND;
crime Wells: The Dying Poet by Colt
schalk, and The Rosary by Nevin.
Miss Nellie Lawler: 'Cuius Amman, =
from rom P R9:sins r "stab "a Mater Miss
Leah Rabbit; ''Humoresaue," by Dvorak,
Miss Bethel; Venetian Song" Miss Ma
bel Horton; Invitation to the Dance,
by Weber, Miss Martha Greenberg: trio
Ashton and Mrs. Stierlin: ''Minuet.' by
Beethoven. and ITO a Wild Rose. by
Macdowel. Miss Leah Rabbit tpiano),
Messrs. Dumaine and Rabbit tviolins):
ono Motto" by Nevin, Miss Dorothy
Hunt: "A la Bien Aimee" by Schuett
and Concert Valse.' Miss Edna Maedel;
duet Miss Burch and Mrs. Stierln. Spe-
cial mention is due to Miss Edna Maedel.
Miss Nellie Lawler. Miss Dorothy Hunt,
Miss Leah Rabbit and Miss Bethel for
the exceptional rendition and interpreta-
| ton of their respective numbers.
The preliminary program at the service
OF the Covenant Tent this evening will be
give siysn by , Miss Carrie ah Winsow who vii,
God Be Merciful." by Dudley Buck.
There Is Green Hill Far Away" by
Gounod and Still. Still with Thee, by
Hawley.
Mrs Amy l.. Ormsby was hostess at
Browne. .. S. A.. and Mrs Browne on
the eve Of their departure for Fort Dade.
Fla. where the formers latest detail
takes tshesrs him The following program was
Hour by Campana, Mrs. Ormsby and
Miss Whitaker, Messrs Donaldson and
Bynum: Beware of the Hawk from
Fo,ess h by Ro HERBERT IT.. Down in the
| Whitaker; a May Morning by Denza.
Miss Gertrude vrooman; "The Sweetest
Flower that Blows" by Hawley: Were
M Ny son.s with Wings Provided" by Hahn.
Foster: japanese Love Song" by Thorn
as; Nora, by Piggot. Miss Audrey Har-
xey: Cuckoo by Lehman: "Mammy's
s Song r,, by Harriet Ware Mrs Browne
Won Ezdorf: AT Parting" by Rogers:
ashes Of Roses" by Woodman: THE
Perfect Day by Bond. Miss Mildred
Smith American Indian Songs" by Cad
assisted as accompanist. Master Edmund
Ormsby. the young son Of the hostess,
told the story OF the Three Pigs" and
after refreshments were served Miss
| tions.
Miss Clara Drew. whose concert work
the past season has largely been through
New York and the New England states
will make a return tour early in the fall
Miss Drew has been appointed on the fac
ulty Of the College Of Fine Arts. SYRIA
cuse University. She will do no teaching
next season except at the university.
| The choir of the Presbyterian Church
| at Takoma Park. under the direction
OF of, James mes " Mo,a Dyre its regular leader.
| evening. All the solo parts will be sus-
| tanned by members Of the choir. The re-
| cent presentation by the same organiza-
ton Of Gaul's Holy City" concerning
made by those who were present, has
| aroused much interest in the rendition of
| the oratorio. This will be the final ap-
IL.
3. Frank Gebest entertained at recital
recently, when students Of his advanced
| class gave an ambitious program. assist
| ed by Miss Ethel Noble Johnson soprano
Miss Johnson was heard in Willamette -
| by Del Acaua and Her Rose by Gar
| ret Smith. and among the piano numbers
| presented were the following: Tam
hauser," overture. by Wagner Messrs
Bostroem and Gebest: "Impromptu, -
Opus 80. by Schubert. Miss Edith Ever
mann; "Minuet.' by Mozart Miss vir-
!: Karganoff, Miss Joanna Petingale:
pianos. eight hands,. Misses Dortch. Col
den. Stewart and Maxam; "Kamennoi
Ostrow." by Rubinstein, Miss Phyllis
Stewart: "Polonaise," in c sharp minor
by Chopin. August Bostroem: "Rhap-
sodie. No. g. by Liszt. Miss Josephine
Golden: 1.-The Erl King by List. Miss
Selene Wilmer Dortch: 'campanela," by
List. Mr.. Gebest.
intermediate examinations at the Wash
ington College Of Music included a re-
ctal Friday by the Misses Bradley, Latus
and Reynolds. under the direction of
Frank Norris Jones. The program includ-
ed the Concerto in D major. by Mo-
Fart, Miss REYNOLDS; "selfeggietto." by
S. Bach, and Harmonious Blacksmith"
Miss Latus: "Fantaise' in c minor by
Mozart: "Papillons.' by Grieg. and Grill
LEM by schumann. Miss Bradley; so
nata.'' in c major, by Mozart-Grieg. Miss
Iatus: Moment Musicale and Fin