Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21

recitation with music, "An Old Sweet
heart of Mine (Rileyl. by Dorothy Terry.
William c. Mills, formerly of this city,
but now making his home in Phoenix,
where he is in charge of the vocal de-
partment of the Arizona School of Mu-
sic. is spending his vacation here with
his family. but will return to the south
west in time for the opening of the fall
term at the observatory, where he has
met with success.
Lester Ballard, baritone. will he the
offertory solost this morning at West
minister Memorial Presbyterian Church,
when he will be heard in There's a
Green Hill Far Away" by Gounod. At
the evening service Elmo Jasper will
sing, adapting sacred words to the mu-
sic of Somewhere a Voice Is Calling"
by Tate.
The fifth musical this season by pupils
of William j. Oates took place Wednes-
day evening at Douglas Memorial Church.
The pupils were assisted by Miss Agnes
Preston and Miss Alice l.. Stewart. So
pranos, and Miss Harriet Dyer. elocu-
zionist, and included in the program was
the ensemble number. Army and Navy.
by Braham. rendered by the pupils or
chestra: piano duet, "Gitana," by Helms,
Misses Rosalie Clayton and Rose Gala
So by Greenwald. by the violin class.
consisting of Misses NJ. Munnerlyn. T.
Bromwell. NJ Bright. Messrs. T. Hop
wood. II. Temps. j. Hannah. \. Davis. A.
Ciawans. {. McCallum r. Lecsy. {.
Clark and O. Brawner. with Miss q.
Brawner at the piano: piano solo. Viii
liam Tell, by Dorm. James Mcdonald !;
violin duet Ave Maria by Bach
Gounod. Messrs. Irving Smith and Walter
Allen. with Mrs. 0. P. Allen at the piano:
A
Fair Miss Agnes Preston. with w E.
Coosins at the piano: orchestra. War
March From alfalfa" by Mendelssohn.
pupils orchestra. with Miss NJ. Beall and
Mrs. J. P. Perry at the piano: piano SOLO,
La Cascade des Roses" by Ascher, Miss
nata." by Eichberg. Miss Eulalia Thomp-
son, Nellie kidwell. Messrs. ]. P. Perry
and Alex Boyd, with Miss Margaret Beall
at the piano: soprano solo. "Charmanf
Oiseau,'' by David, Miss Alice L. Stewart,
accompanied by Miss Anna Belts: piano
Ter. Miss Hattie Clawans, Katherine
Lecky and Grace Brawner; violin duct
Happy Days" by Strelezki, Messrs. John
Michael and Charles Bitter: Spanish Pa
troll" by Deshayes. pupils orchestra :;
recitation, by Miss Harriet Dyer; orches
ira, The Whip, by Holman.
Miss Bernice Randall was in charge of
the musical program at the class night
exercises Of the James Ormond Wilson
Normal School Tuesday evening. Part
one consisted of Echoes from the OPP
eras' and included the Venetian
Scene from ''rales of Hoffman, pre-
sented by Alba Won Exdorf. Celia Sokol,
Margaret Moore. Ethel league, Helen
Harper. Bessie HUMPHREYS and scene
from Faust" sung by Lael Rose. Louise
Rupert and Helen Harper, in principal
roles: Chorus of Peasants women.
Misses Torbert. Maher. Cranston, New
ms Reed and Dixon: men, Misses Nc
Donald, Meiklejohn. Corning. Trudgiar.
Chorus" by Verdi Upward the
Flames" Lael Rose: Chorus and
Dance" by Balfe. Scenes That Are
Brightest" Lael Rose: duet. Home to
Our Mountain by Verdi Bessie Hum
phries and Lael Rose; The Chimes by
Wallace Susie Hayre: ''Angelus Choir
us by Wallace: Gypsy maidens, Misses
Capell. Behncke, Howard. Speiden. East
lack; Gypsy youths. Misses Taliaferro, o.
Murray. Darnall. Z. Davis Farnsworth,
Moody. McGregor and Gaddis.
Students of the seventh and eighth
grades in the classes Of Prof. and MRS.
a. Clay Murray gave the twenty,ninth
evenings at Naval Lodge Hall. Diplomas
and gold medals were presented to the
successful candidates by DR.. I. Walton
Bobst of Trenton. n. j., and among
we're the graduates. Miss Ethel Brock.
man, who played "Einzug Der Cast Auf
Wartlug." by List: Miss Esther w:
Buettner. who gave Polka de Concert.
"Mazeppa." by Quidant: Hilda f. vol
land "Second Mazurka" by GODDARD;
Claude P Corridor, "Rhapsodie. No: 81
by List; Miss Mildred S. Suit.
mond Freeman The Cascade" op. 81,
by Paure: Paul G. Darcy, "Orage.' by
List: Miss Grace S. Robinson. "L'EIisire
dAmore," by Thalberg. Others appear
ing on the program We're GLADYS and
Claude Corridor. Elizabeth etd B BAILEY
Caspar johnson, james Carley. Emma
Immier. Dorothy Cunningham. Miss
Kathleen Bell. Ethel Ryan, Charlotte
Luber. Anna Hellmuth. Florence Corbin,
Evelyn Freeman. Clarence Crown. LA
Stephenson Gladys Wood. John Holli-
day Arthur Dugan. Helen Strudley,
John Walters. Louise West. Hazel Nc
Culloch, Clara Luber. Esther Darcy.
Iris Dixon. Walter Goodwin. Raymond
Cohill Miss Marion Frisbie. Joseph
Schulz: Miss Viola Stark, Miss Grace
Cation. Miss Nellie Emerson, Miss Flor
ence Craven and Miss Helen NJ. knight
TIE evening closed with the singing
of America" by the audience, with
Mrs. Murray at the piano.
An interesting program of piano num-
bers was given recently by twelve-year
old Elenore De Witt Eby at the Friends
Meeting House. among her numbers he
ing "Solfggietto." by Bach; Theme and
Variations by Raneau. "Scherzo." by
Mendelssohn, and ''False Mignonne." by
MosZkowski.
The recital hail of the new studio build
ing was filed to overlooking by friends