Evening star., 1914-06-07

ter. jr.. soprano, when the following num-
second violin sonata, by Bach-Saint-
Saens: sonata in F. major No. 4, Mozart;
| Glpsy. Rondo." Haydn: ta) .'Nocturne.'
opus 81. No. 9: tD "Polonaise.' opus 40.
Bubble by Ailisten; (b) Spring" by
Well. Mrs. Potter; "kamennoi-Ostrow,'
Rubinstein: Norwegian Bridal Process
sion.' Grieg: Home. Sweet Home. for
1.-The left hand. Wehli: THE Last Smile
! Wolienhaupt; 'Rigoletto Paraphrase,
Liszt.
! The success of the operetta, The
Rose of Savoy, as presented recently
| by pupils of Mrs. Amy Law Ormsby
| at the Playhouse, induced the little
| company to repeat it last week at
| Pythian Temple, when again large
| audience was in attendance. The affair
| was staged by George II. Palmer. the
| principal parts being taken by Miss
| Harvey. Miss Whitaker and Miss Vroo-
| man and Misses Law. Stonehraker and
| Fuller in minor characters. The miscel-
| aneous program included the duet.
| RTeezes of the Night. by Gounod, sung
| by Mrs. Ormsby and Miss Whitaker;
piano solo. 'Troisieme Ballade,' by
ohopln. Franklin Jackson jr; songs,
| Cuckoo. by lehman. Miss Emily
| ESpey Law: 'SprinStde.' by Becker.
| Miss Gertrude Nrooman: piano solo.
/ Rhapsodie.' No. 49, by Liszt Miss
Florence stonebraker; songs. June
Morning. by Willeby. Miss Audry
| Harvey: Spirit Flower by Campbell
! Upton. Miss Mary Clark Whitaker. An
especially interesting feature of the
evening ..,,a,Ii g. was was the dancing Of the
Fuller and Wilbur F. Stutz. Miss Flor
ence Keene assisted during the operetta
by playing on the either and Mrs. Frank
Byram on the piano.
Miss Bessie y. Wild gave her annual
pupils recital at Pythian Temple before
a large audience The program included
the Ballet March,. by GiorZa, arranged
for two pianos. six hands, and rendered
by Miss Geneva Wallace Miss Mary
Louise Hussey and Miss Ida Gum: vocal
trio. In Meadows Green."- by Bracket
Miss Estelle Wild. Mary Willoughby and
Archie w. Davis: piano solo. THE Mill
Margaret Harrington: song Sea Way"
by l.. I. Sheldon. Henry r. Hickman
Wild Roses" by Bischoff Miss Florence
King: .Merrily l Roam by schleiffarth.
tn in A fat by Chopin; Invention in
r. by Bach: Second Mazurka.' by
Saint-Saens Miss Mildred Fultz: songs.
Indian Love Lyrics by Woodford-F Fin
den. Mrs. Deborah Hickman-Lawson;
"Minuet." by Whelpley 1.-TWO pianos four
hands. Misses King and Fultz: vocal
Creole Swing Song, by Denza Miss
Thelna and Miss Fultz: Sonata opus
-. Ne. >. by Beethoven, Charles Proud.
ley; vocal, The Earth Is the Lord s.
by Lynes, Mr.. Davis: piano solos. La
Gazelle." by Hoffman. and Romance"
1eft hand alone,, by Schneider. Miss
Gum; song. a Gipsy Maiden t. by
Parker Miss Estelle Wild: piano solo,
Hussey songs. ''One Spring Morning"
by Nevin. and Cant You Hear Me Call
in - by Caro- Roma. Miss Payne: Pas
des Cymbales." by Chaminade dwo pi-
Proudley; songs. Still vie die Nacht."
by Bohm. and .Ich bin vie Andre Mad
chen Nicht.'' by Hugo Wolf. Mrs. Anna
Boeckler: song. "Printemps.' by Stern,
..I5 M5s. N Aickman7Lawson; {. piano solos:
No. - C.The Raindrop'D by Chopin, Miss
Geneva Wallace; vocal. Sweet the An
selus Is Ringing from king Renee's
Daughter" Mrs. Lawson; Miss FultZ and
Miss Payne; Dixie Land by Goldbeck
1.-TWO pianos four hands,. Miss Fultz and
Mr.. Proudley.
The musical program was an interest
ing feature of the recent memorial serv-
ices at Stanley Hall, United States Sol
diers' Home. Mrs s. s. Kalisher con-
tributed solo and the United States Sol
diers' Home Band, under the direction of
John S. NJ. Zimmerman gave in fine
style ''Extase d'Amour.' by Roze; THE
Angels Serenade," by Braga: 'Cavatina
Celebre.' by Raft. and America" the
audience joining in the last number, with
Mrs. Lulu Facius Davis at the organ.
A pleasing rendition of Bruce Stean's
cantata. 1.-The Ascension" was given by
the choir of St Stephens Episcopal
Church recently under the direction of
the rector Rev George Dudley. who also
sustained the tenor solos. The work Of
the chorus was creditable. and other solos
were given by Miss Edith Earnest So
prano. and Henry Hobart Talmadge.
bass.
contributed to the program of the COM
mencement exercises of the Holton Arms
School Monday afternoon. giving the
"Mazurka,' by Schuecher. and "Au Mon
Pupils of William A. Beali were heard
in recital Monday. Tuesday and We'd
was filed to overfiowing with an audi
ence of relatives and friends of the
performers. The students were assist
Sd in elgns the presTam BY MRS
and Master Oscar Zeitler. vocalist.
Among those contributing piano num-
bers to the program were Masters Col
burn Beall LIE Roy Fitzgerald. Began
Parker, George Gladmon. Henry Win
stein. Harry Thompson. Robert Nc
Grath. Leo LlSton Misses Thelma
House, Frances Beach. Grace schlosser.
Edith Greenberg katherine Roby. Ada
Stewart. Esther Whitman. Dora Sheer.
katherine Gaghan. Zelah Lauer
Gretchen Bergner. Mary Naccaro. Fay
Griffith, Clara Studs. Alice Sackett,
Gladys Dellinger Anna Junghans. Anna
Blew Anna Cushman. Peresa Minahan.
Florence Helm. Gladys Belfield, Made
leine Aughinbaugh Beatrice King.
Eunice Cotter. Ruth Beall. Eloise Tebbs
Vivian Michael. Mary Sheehy, Loretta
Fitzgerald, Mary Rollins. Leila Wilson,
Marie Kane. Bertha Loveless. Mrs
Leila Huddleson and Mrs. Emma With
ers. Certificates in harmony were
awarded to Eloise Tebbs. Bertha Love-
less. Mary Rollins. Leila Wilson Vivian
Michael and Harry Thompson.
Miss Josephine Marie Huber was pre-