The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22

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cess There viii be two more rehearsais.
on the succeeding Wednesdays, June >
and July 2. again at the Mckinley High
School at o'clock In the evening.
piano recital was given by the pupils
of the Misses Minke at their studio last
following pupils: Barbara Staples. Ciar-
ence White, Annette Hord. Francis Trot-
ter, Agnes Avery. Lillian Smith, Helen
Mann, Claribel Hord, Louise Kelley.
Emily Mann, Jeanette Poole. Phyllis
Dierkoph. Edna Cady, and Ethel Yohe.
Mrs Alvilda Matlock Rousseau pre-
scented her pupils in annual recital on
June Is and II. at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church. They were assisted
by the we'll known singers, Miss Mary
Sherier and Miss Annie Brett. who were
received with great enthusiasm. Both
recitals were highly successful, evidencing
marked progress on the part of the
pupils. Miss Marie Hess, who played
the Erlkoring of List, and the Con-
certstuck of Chaminade, Is deserving of
special comment.
Miss Myrtle Trainham also deserves
mention in her performance of the
Observation-Disclosures of Listz. The others
Weres Isabel Allen, annie
Walton, Dorothy Myers, Helen Garrison.
Flora Collonna, Miriam Williams. Lillian
Harvey. Alice Dodge. Frederick Bryan.
Helen Jacobs, Helen Orth, Elizabeth
Williams. Julia Dorsey. Evelyn Kerr,
Mae Wilkison. Mildred Walford, Evelyn
Wiley. Altoona Charlton. Gladys Walford.
Edith Gray, Blanche Brown, Margaret
Trainham, and Virginia Hereford.
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the past season has been largely through
New York and the New England States.
will make a return tour there early next
fall. Miss Drew has been appointed on
the Faculty of the College of Fine Arts
Syracuse University. and her teaching
will be at the university exclusively next
season.
An interesting programme of ancient
and modern dances was given last Friday
evening in Epiphany Hall by the piano
pupils of r. Beatrice Chopin-Keith, as
sisted by Miss Mary Louise Cockerille,
Clark Brothers, and Mr.. Paul Leverone.
The following programme was pre-
scented: Ancient Minuet, minuet in G
PaderewskD, Edith WEIGH and Louise
WEIGH; Minuet from Don Juan MOZART,
Elgin Miller Noack: Minuet in
Beethoven. Mr.. Paul Leverone; Rakoczy
March, Rhapsodie Hongroise No. Is
Giszp, Josephine Marie Huber; Bource.
Paul Jones, comic opera (Planquette),
Marian E. Smith: Joyial Scherzo.
Scherzp for PARLIAMENTARY (Schu-
NANNY Myrtle King White; Scherzettino.
Pizzicati Oelibes), Eta Naomi Darling;
Clarke Brothers. whistling and initiating:
Fascinating Quadrille. Lilac Quadrille
tGobbaerts). Howard Otto Noack; Mardi
Gras (SchuberD. Mary Hurley and Anna
Dennean: Gay Mazurka, Troisieme Ma
zurka ERIK overwhelmingly, Marguerite
Larrick; Rhythmic Waltz, Orange Bios
SONS dudovic). William Ashley Noack:
Valse Chromatic Geschetizky), Frances
Richard White: Morris Dances. Rustic
Dance (Reinecke). Kathryn Bell Noack;
Shepherds Dance CMoszkowskD, Marie
Crumbaugh: Grand Lander CBeethoven).
Gladys Naomi Speakman; Miss Mary
Louise Cockerille. dancing; Stately Polo
naise, Military Polonaise Chopin, Mabel
Josephine Goodwin; Gypsy Dances. Gypsy
Rondo (Haydn), Louise WEIGH and Edith
WEIGH. Gypsy Dance from fourteenth
Hungarian Rhapsodie GiszO. Eta Dari-
ing and Myrtle White; Lively Polka.
Market Maid CBohm). Lola Hissey; Polka
Boheme CRubinstein), Mary Magdalen
Hurley; Unique Tarantelle. Tarantelle in
A fiat OHeller). Anna Cecilia Dennean:
Airy Ballet, Rosamund (Schubert),
Blanche Hissey; Candle Dance from the
Brides of Cashmere from opera "Fera-
mors' CRubinstein), Josephine Huber and
Frances White.