Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-15

| AOT IIlc CLASS hight gnu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
exercises. The numbers will include the
overture. Poet and Peasant by Won
| Suppe: La Muette de Portici," by Auber;
selections from "Rigoletto," "Cavalleria
| Rusticana," the minuet from Haydn's
Military Symphony" and the Corona
| ton March," by Meyerbeer. The orches-
ira, which is composed of thirty MEM
| bers, has done good work this year, and
| at the last general assembly of the
school Ralph Goldsmith, the young con-
| certmeister Of the organization, in behalf
| of the orchestra and the school. presented
| Dore Wolfsteiner, the director. with
handsome lver-mounted baton '-~.'
Louise Ryan and Freda Ring, two girls
| twelve years Of age, were presented IN
piano recital by Miss Pearl Waugh Thurs
| day afternoon at the Comstock studio.
| Lawrence Heating Downey. leading So
prano of the sanctuary choir OF the
| Shrine of the Sacred Heart Master
DOwney has a voice of beautiful qualty
| song, II Know a Lovely Garden, by
| d Hardelot received a round OF applause,
when he gave as encore an irish Ioik
| song, Kathleen Aroon," Miss Waugh
presiding at the piano. The program OF
! piano numbers, an ambitious one even Tor
| older students, was given throughout with
good tone and technic, the Interpretation
showing intelligent direction and censci-
entious study.
| Freda Ring was much at her pest III
| the Grieg numbers of her second group,
especially the Birding" which she gave
with delicacy. and The Solitary
Wanderer." in which she DISPLAYED a
M es : sehan .on ep So ae No. oyer
Gondellied," in G minor. by Mendessohn,
"Invitation to the Dance" by Won
Weber .aa Tn i Soldiers BY Loase
| by Bach; "Impromptu." by Schubert;
Fantasia in d, minor, by Mozart art.
three MacDowell numbers. shadow
Dance" "Idyll' and ALA Tara .1aiii ;,
Her interpretation OF. OF the ,g jdy,r'
rendition of the 'solfeggietto' and
Mozart Fantasia" were also deserving
of special mention.
Announcement has just been made of
| the resignation Of Rev: F. Joseph Kelly
sanctuary choir of the Shrine of the
! Sacred Heart. Father Kelly has been in
| charge of the choir year and hall,
and has demonstrated his ability as an
! organizer and musical director of boys.
He will leave tomorrow for his home
| in Dayton, Ohio, returning in the fall
for the final year of his course at the
Catholic University.
Pupils of the De Guerin School of
Music, assisted by Miss Mabel Latimer,
heard in recital at the studio Monday
evening, making most favorable inn
preston. \ demonstration of ele,
mentary violin work. with address and
explanations by Miss Eugene de Guern,
was given by Clara Reynolds, Elizabeth
Edwards. Theophil Mcneil and Sherman
Kent and proved very interesting:
i'm the aria, Una, voce POGO IA" by
Rossini, and numbers by the students in
Guided the Lied and 'Matrosengesang.
by Jockisch -four violins unosono), rem
dered by Misses Mcneil. Kolb and Rey-
Sunbeam Waltz" by Read. Alberta
Fields; Waltz. by Jockisch. Clara Rey-
nolds: song. Just A-wearyin' for YOU"
by Carrie Jacobs Bond, Miss Blanche
isch, Theophil Mcneil piano solo. Happy
Farmer" by Schumann. Adelaide Ames;
violin solos, Romance Sans Paroles, by
Van Goens. and Spanish Dance" by
Redfield, Miss Marie Mcneil; song, Il
Love You Truly" by Bond. Miss May
Gabriel Marie. and Simple Aveu," by
Thome, Miss Emily Kolb : songs, Good
Night, Mumsie," by Powell, and Don't
Be Cross by Keller. Miss Matilda Kolb;
~
Scnuett, Miss Margaret Mcneil; violin
solo, ''Scenes de Ballet by de Beriot,
Miss Marie Mcneil.
The annual examination for scholarships
in the National Cathedral School for Boys
will be held Saturday morning, June Il,
at 10 o'clock, at 300 Wisconsin avenue.
Candidates must be between the ages OF
nine and twelve years and show promise
of fairly good voices. Applications must
ha MAJ in Mr. Edgar Priest,
300 Wisconsin avenue.
Examination recitals at the Washington
College of Music have been in progress
during the week, and among those of
the intermediate classes was one by
Miss Gertrude Becker, who has COM
pleted the course of that grade. and
Miss Elsie CHASER, who has completed
only the lower intermediate grade, in
the piano department. The young pianists
We're assisted by Miss Ethel Miner, who
has completed the course leading to
teachers certificate in the vocal
bv anS see by
Bendel. and ''Capriccio.' by scarlatti,
Miss Chaser: aria, angels Ever Bright
and Fair" by Handel. Miss Miner; piano
solos, "Pastorale," by Scaratti: Min
"s seheruo and % %s1se L %s poth BY
Ago. The Swan Bent Low to the
Lily" "a Maid Sings Light and Fra
nightingale" all four by Mcdowell.
Miss Miner: piano solos, LIE Coucou.
by Daquin: "Warum." by Schumann, and
"Toccata." by Leschetizky. Miss Chaser;
songs, Itch gro;le nicht' and 'Frueh-
lingsnacht.'' both by Schumann, Miss
Miner; and piano solo. Concerto In &
minor by Mendelssohn, allegro con moto.
andante, and allegro motto vivace, Miss
Chaser.
The musicals for the blind at the Ii
brary of Congress and at the Home for
fall, but will be given each week during
June at the National Library for the
| Blind in charge of Miss Eta Jocelyn
Griffin Last week Mrs. Arthur Clan
vile Dunn, soprano soloist Of Temple
| Baptist Church, gave the recital. assisted
| by Mrs. l. A. Moskowitz guitarist. and
| Miss Sybil Sipher. mandolinist, with
Mrs. Grace Dufour Brown at the piano.
| The program included: "A Perfect Day."
| by Bond; MY Laddie." by Thayer:
| Somewhere a Voice Is Calling" by Tate;
1.-The Nightmares Song" by Nevin;
Just A-wearyin' for YOU" by Bond
Come Out, Mr.. Sunshine" by Bliss;
! After Loves DEATH" by spross; "A
Bowl of Roses" by Clark; Goodnight,
Sweet Dreams" by Bischoff. and MY
Redeemer and My Lord" by Buck.
Miss Marion Mccoy. contralto OF Ham
, line Methodist Church. made her APP
pearance in a song recital Thursday even
| ing at the studio of Miss Clara Drew.
assisted by Sol Minister, violinist, and
Miss Edith Athey, pianist and accom-