Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14

notable feature Of the Flag day exer-
cises yesterday afternoon at the Post u
flee Department, as it was presented os
prominent Washington singers ana the
United States Marine Band. The soio-
lists were Miss Mary Sherier soprano.
and Earl Carbaugh. baritone, and ensem-
BILE numbers were given by a male octe'
composed Of J. F. NJ. Bowie and u "
Angevine, first tenors; Newton Hammer
and Roy G. BealI. second tenors; arthur
H. Diebert and Edwin Callow, first passes
j. Frank Duggan and Thomas Mofla y
second BASES, with Donald Freeze and T..
F. Blodgett. as. accompanies. and Percy
S. Foster leading the chorus. The pro-
gram included the selection Under free
dou,.s Banner" by Nowowieski, rendered
by the Marine Band; "Oh. Coiuinoia' -
lumbia, Beloved" by Donizetti. chorus'
medley of national airs. male octet,
f1uegelhorn solo. Forbidden MUSIC ny
Gastaldon, Walter f. Smith; Solaiers
Chorus" from Faust. chorus; Hu-
moresoue," by Dvorak. Marine Bano;
20 Hail Us, Ye Free" by Parks. octet;
occasional. by De Koven. Mr. Carbausn:
Let Us Have Peace. by BaH-1raH'
chorus: Star Spangled Banner, MISS
Sherier: Stars and Stripes Forever by
SOuSa, Marine pdiu.
The Washington College of Music an
nounces the appointment of Edgar Pani
tenor of Baltimore, and pupil OF ISa-
dore Iuckstone of New York, as head OF
the vocal department, to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the recent resignation OF sgd
new Iloyd Wrightson. Announcement Is
made also of the appointment of Mrs.
Edith Marmion Brosius as teacher OF
harm and Mrs Estelle Smith-Pope OF
elocution and dramatic art.
Mrs. Lovette of Baylor College Tex.
formerly Eva Whitford of this city. is
spending some time with her parents at
their home here and will sing for mrs.
Dalgleish at the Washington Heights
PRESBYTERIAN Church this morning. when
she will give a new setting by her nus
hand DR. Iovette, of the OLD hymn,
"Abide With Me- DR.. Lovette, VINO IS
head of the music department OF the COL
lege, has remained to conduct the classes
of the summer school ana Will JOIN MIs.
Loyette here for a short stay at the
close of the term, after which they VIII
sail for Europe to travel and to WISH
relatives in England and wales
The newly elected board of the Music
Study Club was entertained at iuncneon
Tuesday at the home of the vice pres1-
cedine the board meeting which had been
called to formulate plans for the coming
wear. It was decided to give the two
evening concerts as formerly, and In
addition four morning recitals, TO Whicn
the associate members and their frlends
will have cards of admission Inc MORN
ing recitals will be given by well known
Washington talent, assisted by one OF
the club members. Mrs Huron Lawson
and Frank Norris Jones have each con-
scented to give program TOT the cluo at
one of these affairs. The usual semi
monthly meetings of the CLUB Will De
held, as in former seasons. at the homes
of the members.
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly. organlst
of the St PauFs Lutheran Church. gave
the recital Wednesday evening at tne
dedication of the new organ at ZION
Evangelical Lutheran Church. Mrs
BayK was assisted by Mrs. Helen Dono-
hue De Yo, who sang MacDermid,s ar
rangement OF the ninety-hrst Psalm,
(schubero. "snowflakes.'
(Cowen) and 1.-THE Star Spangied Banner.
the audience joining in the chorus OF the
last verse of the patriotic song MIS-
Ravlv PLAYED The War March Of the
Priests from alfalfa (Mendelssohn),
IT iebeslied" (Cadmen), Largo" (HandeD:
William Tell" (RossinD. "Cantiiene
(Marchant), Evening Star song ana
Pilgrims Chorus, from
"Serenade" (Schubert and National
Airs of France. Scotland, Ireland and
Germany
Miss Mary E. Pond. contralto, will sing
at West Street Presbyterian Church TINS
when she VIII give al az .he w v
All Tears from Their Eyes," from me
Light of the World" by Sir Arthur Sui
Ivan.
A practical talk about musical conan
tons in Washington viii De gwen 1en.s w w
cheney by George H. Howard. MT.
in addition to playing some moo
arn compositions, including CHOPIN
"Rrand Fantasia" will give several I'M
proyisations on given themes.
Herbert F. Aldridge, who has nlied
,nost acceptably the position OF tenor
soloist in ST. PauIs Lutheran Church LOT
the past two years. will leave Iuesoay
for ogden, Utah, to take a posltion uhuef
the forest service. In view of his De
nart,re the quartet will render this
evening the last musical service OF the
season, when the program will De mace
lp of request numbers from other spe-
cial services Of the winter. Ine remain
ing members of the quartet are Mrs'
BERTHA Hansen Gottsman. soprano. MIS-.
Julian Brylawski. contralto, and MI.
Roberts, bass, with Mrs. Bayly, organist
and director.
The Students sClub of the washington
Collage of Music held its closing meeting
for the current year Friday evening,
when the following program was given:
butterfly" by Grieg, Miss Terrett; TO
Spring" by Grieg, Miss Hodges; Con
certo. A Minor by Grieg. Miss Bradley;
.Preiude.' by Chopin, Leonila Lloyd;
"Twilight," by Friml, Elizabeth Jeffress;
Concerto, D Major" by Mozart, Miss
REYNOLDS; ITO Wild Rose" by Mac