Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-22

laureate service at Foundry NJ. +. Church
at o'clock. Rev. W. r. Wedderspoon de-
livering the sermon. Tomorrow evening
at 100 a banquet will be given at the
Shoreham Hotel by the class OF l3l"' Inc
guests of honor will be Mr.. Wrlghtson'
Mr. Fabian and Mr. Delano, and large
contingent Of the alumni of the college Is
expected to be present Wednesday after
noon at o'clock the commencement eA-
ercises will be held at the Columbia lne-
ater Rev. Charles Wood. D. D., pastor
Of the Church of the Covenant. will make
the address, and diplomas will be pre-
scented to the successful students by the
president of the college, sidney Ivy
wrishtson. An elaborate program mas
been prepared, and, in addition 10 the
numbers to be contributed by the sfauu
ates. Miss Effie Drexilus of the junior oe-
partment will play. and Mrs Etnei HON.
claw Gawler Henry Purcell Veazie' MISS
Gertrude Reuter- and Mrs. Lenore uiiei
wi,, give vocal numbers. Wednesday even
ing from $50 to II o'clock the class Oh
1o1a will hold reception in the oairoo"
of the Shoreham.
Closing exercises of the Virgil Clavle'
Piano School took place TioaS Dr
ing at St. Johns College Han. - j..
- Ernest Granger presided and teacn
ers' certificates were aWaroeu " 49,.
White of this city, Anna lsoIa
man of Pennsylvania, Louise MAJ ~
Missouri and Ruth Ebauen ~ IN. eoid
medal was awarded for application aiu
nrogress to Miss Hazel Harvey;
Guided in the admirably renoereu "a
gram was the "Impromptu IN Il na.
by Schubert, Miss Margaret Hld M ~. !,
Twelve Variations on Russian DanHc
Tune beethoven, Miss Hazel Harvey !,
sonata" in + major. by Mozart MISS
Louise Marbut; sonata: IN n III,
by Beethoven Mabel White; Il Aio o.a,:
cite" by Glinka- Balakl nIe Miss siu Anna
Bingaman; concert etude, AUTUMN oy
Chaminade. Miss Katharine May
Rrooks: "Concerta," in G minor (first
movemenD, by Mendelssohn,. MISS
cor rim, an sra .:Ya1se in sharp minor
bv Chopin. Miss Phebe slime; Concert
Waltz" in E major. by MoszkoWski'
and "Polonaise" in p minor py MAJ
DoweI, Miss Ruth Ebaugh; fantasle
Impromptu," by Chopin, Miss BROOKS.
and "Scherzo," in sharp minor, by
Chopin Miss Bracket
A recent concert for charity by " ASH
ington talent attracted an apPrecla.ive
Va Mrs. Warner Gibbs sang the aria
from La Tosca" ''Nissi d'arte. Fissl
d amour; The Open Secret" by Wood
man; 20 Haunting Memory, by bohu
.Four-Leaf Clover lover n by Ron nrTu" EN-,
cores, .Lochmoor" and annie Laurie
Mrs. c.. Burton Lauhon gave a group
Of Chopin numbers and the Iaussie ar
of Schubert's Marche Mil
taire" and Alfred II. Rodrick furnished
at, in pnfer1A1n-
ment by several readings. WHO'S
by Cook; My Ships by Will
cox" AN Old Sweetheart of Mine by
Riley. and Spring" by Rodrick.
Miss Harriet F. Harding, soprano solo
ist of Calvary Methodist Church. sings
today for the last time prior to her de
parture for Europe. Her selection will
be Stephen Adams Holy City, She
sails Saturday for Paris. where she will
further her musical studies with Jean
de Reszke.
The Music Study Club was entertained
by its secretary Mrs. Orville b. Drown,
at her home Monday afternoon Various
matters pertaining to the work OF the or
ton next season We're taken up for
and a musical program was
rendered. Those taking part We're Misses
Ethel Foster Della Speer, Flora kampfe,
Faye Humphrey and Julia Huggins. The
newly elected board of directors Will
hold a final meeting to arrange all study
programs for the ensuing year before
adjourning for the summer.
Pupils of Mrs Alice Wyndham Lester
We're heard in a recital recently at
Pythian Temple assisted by Misses Ivy
May Park, Margaret Kunkel and Louise
Brown Technical illustrations We're given
by the pupils in creditable style. and
among those contributing numbers to the
program were Misses Mary Barry Nc
Keever. Meehan. Bergman, Mccormick.
Coleman. Helen Hunter, Isabel Alvey.
Annie Wells. Anna Lee Wilson. Bertha
Watson, Mabel Isdell. Pauling Phelps.
Tippet, Koenig. Loveday. Scheff. Brown,
Mary O'Dea, Mckeever. and Masters
Arthur Eads. Elmer Raeder. w. Winford
Adamson. Misses Margaret Frazier,
Bertha Watson Hazel Thompson, Ruth
Kunkel, Helen Rothery, Della O'Dea and
Nelson keyser.
A quartet composed of Miss Mabel l..
Galleher soprano Miss Franc H. Gal
leher. alto: Richard F. Backing tenor,
and J. Walter Humphrey, basso; fur
nished the music at the memorial cere-
monies of the knights of Pythias Lodge
Wednesday evening They rendered
Rock Of Ages" by Dudley Buck, and
One Sweetly Solemn Thought" by Am
brose; with much expression. Miss
Mabel Galleher sang Come Unto Me-
by Cowen. and Messrs. Backing and
Humphreys gave a duet. The CrucitX,'
effectively. William Taber was the ac-
companiSt.
Mrs Neville B. Miller. formerly Miss
Marguerite Depue. will be the offertory
soloist this morning at the Westminster
Memorial Presbyterian Church, when she
will be heard in the contralto solo,
Unto the Hills by Hawley. The anthem
will be an arrangement for soprano and
chorus Of Gounod's 20 Divine Redeemer,"
in which Miss Aileen Miller will sustain the
Incidental solo and obligato. AT the even
ing service a quartet composed of Miss
Miller, soprano; Miss Mary Clark Whit
aker, contralto; MeSsrS. j. Forney Don
aldson tenor, and Frank Byram, basso,
will render the anthem, Hail, Tranquil
Hour" by Campana, with Mrs. Byram at
the organ.
in charge of the organ at Gurley Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church. will sub
stitute during July for William Taber at
the First Congregational Church.
Mrs Henry White, director of music
at the Church of the Incarnation, and
her daughter. Miss Margaret White. sail
ed Wednesday for a threemonth trip
abroad Mrs. White was pleasantly sur
prised at the last gathering of the choir
previous to her departure when 1t present
token of appreciation of her interest and
work during the past season. Miss
Whites place at the organ will be filled
during the summer months by Miss
Frances Harrison, and the music will be
rendered by volunteer choir, assisted