Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-25
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d Oh and "Elegie,.' by Massenet;
Th Sen P tba snss BY Van de Water
and The Light of the World" by Aim,
feldt; Mrs. Gibson also gave two num-
bers. The Cuckoo" by Lehman. and
%sa gel from la
ed at the piano as accompanist.
Pupils of Miss Grace Adams were
greeted by an enthusiastic audience
Friday evening. when they were heard
in recital at her residence studio. The
young pianists were assisted by F.
Taylor Chewing, tenor. who sang
Look Down, Dear Eyes. by Fisher
to exhibitions of technical work by
Miss Ruth Ward. Master Daniel Hunt
er. Ruth Thomas, Dorothy Reeder
Mary Beth Jackson, Marguerite Meyer
ing numbers on the program included
duet by Sartorio. Helen Richardson
with Miss Adams; "Cooing Dove" by
orth, Edith Bishop; Good Night" by
Geibel, Theima Maffet; duets. "Twi-
light Hour" by Barbour, Marion and
Kathryn Winslow; THE Merry Bobo-
link" by Krogmann, Marion and Violet
Winslow; .'Minuet." by Mozart, Miss
Miua ri Buck "Sonatina;' by Clement
oesten, Miss Winifred Micha elson;
crime Tilden "Minuet," by Paderewski
| MISS Priscilla 1lsley; "Idiiio," by Lack
Mss auth IT. Thomas; Moon Moths" by
by Durand. Miss Ruth Thomas; What
the Swallows Sang" by Bohm. Miss
Dorothy Reeder;. duet Hungarian
Dance." by Brahms. Misses Marcia
d dIouiand and Jean Falconer; I'll Desi-
a !ie by Cramer. Miss Jean Falconer;
70 Spring" by Grieg, Miss Marguerite
Meyer: "Tarantelle," by Dennee Miss
Fay Aston; "J'y Pense." by Meyer.
ta.tan a. MISS Marcia Trouland; Sex
.ette' from Lucia arranged for left
Ma na ara,a alone1; by Lesehetiszky, Miss
lonaise," by Chopin. Miss Mary Beth
Jackson.
Ine students of Trinity College en-
,ertained at reception and musical
Wednesday afternoon in honor of the
apostolic delegate. Archbishop Bon
zano. who expressed much apprecia
ton of the program arranged for his
entertainment. which included Alba
and The Gondoliers" by Nevin, rem
dered by the Eurydice Club; an ad-
Dress by Miss Ryan. ''Bugle Song" by
II. Gfroerer, sung by the semi chorus;
harp solo by Miss Helen Clemens and
Victory Of Song" by Mundella, Glee
Club.
The second meeting of the third sea-
son of the Y. w. C.. A. Choral Club
was held last evening at the rooms of
the association. The club has now a
membership of sixty and the officers
are hoping to increase the number to
100. Any one wishing to join the club
will receive any necessary information
by applying at the office of the Y. w.
c. A.
The choir of Epiphany Church. under
the direction of McHenry McChord
will sing this morning at the IL o'clock
, service The Deum." by Kolgschmar
"Bepedictus." by Novello; offertory
part third and fourth of the cantata
!; "Olivet to Calvary" by Maunder. and
Dresden amen. The organ prelude and
postlude will be played by the as
sistant organist. Mrs. Charles Brook
Smith. At 7:45 in the evening there
will be short program. and at the
service following the choir will sing
'Magnificat" and "Nunc Dimittis" in
D. by Marks, and. at the offertory,
'Sun of My Soul" by Chadwick.
The music at the First Presbyterian
! church. under the direction of II. II. r.
Helwig, with Charles ii. Kocher at the
| organ. will include the prelude,
| Largo" by Haendel; anthem. He,
Watching Over Israel" from elijah