Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-22


void Horseman." both by schumann,
Miss Cecilia Whitacre: THE Wanderers
Song" by Kleber. Miss Frances Cole
The VILLAGE Musicians .. by Won VIM ~ g
Album Leaf" by Greg. Miss Anna
Meehan: Scarf Dance by Chamlnade.
, Leroy Marceron; "Poupee Valsante, by
Rose" and Shadow Dance" both t,,, by
Mcdowell. Miss Susie Whittlesey; Min
| uetto," in B minor. by Schubert, Edwin
Blandford; ITO SPRING" by Grieg Miss
Thelma schmitt: Waltz" in g fiat and
| Harriet Ferris, and "Rhapsodie Hon
groise," No 6, by List, Mr. Fewell.
| Rho Chapter of the MI Phi Epsilon
Sorority Of Music held its current meet
| ing at the home Of its president, Miss
Gertrude McRae. Following the business
of the meeting a musical program was
| given, including the plano solos, "A la
bien Aimee" by Schutt, Miss Frances
Gutelius; Der Wanderer," by Schubert.
! List. Miss Carrie T. Bruce: "Reverie,"
! by Debussy. Miss McRae. and "Du Dist
die Ruh." by Schubert-Lfszt, Miss Ar
| dala Moore.
, The Thursday Morning Music Study Club
of Clarendon gave musical last Week al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Stuart
Diffen. forty members and guests beng
present. The program consisted of a duet
by Mrs. Hoyt Johnston and Miss Eva
| Wingert solo, "a Spanish Romance by
Saver, Mrs. Giffen: piano solo: The
storm" Adam Gabriel, Mrs Fred Swim
dell: Spring Song from Mendelssohn,
| Miss Rucker; piano solo. butterfly, Dy
Grieg. Mrs. w. T. Hodges; vocal solo,
.Carmena,.. by Wilson, Mrs: Mrs. R'c ma - N;
by List. Mrs. Echols: duet, "Hark to the
Mandolin" by Parker, Mrs. Giffen and
Mrs. Sutton; piano solo. 'Flower to Flow,
err by Kullak. Miss Lewis. social
hour followed the program
The second recital this season by the
students in singing and elocution of Mrs.
Emily Frech Barnes took place Monday
evening at her residence studio. The pro-
gram included the following songs: Song
of India" (by Rimsky-Horsakow). I'm
Not as Other hassi f Are Ne Sy Sv Miss aa
Ruth Ayler; "Merrily 1 ROAM" Musetta' S
waltz song from la Boheme," Miss
Rhea Levy: This Would Do Coy Cnap-
man and "At the window. by Nepean.
til. J. Hilleth smidley., and duet; Love
Divine Oby staineD, by Miss Ayler al: and
Mr.. S1nidley. The recitations were: The
Spell of the Yukon and "An Angry Far
en.s Visit by Miss Ee k Rr"Mn R gen
and Papa and the Boy" Miss Elizabeth
Agee; 1.-THE Christmas Ha'nt" and When
Malindy Sings" by Mrs. William GOOD
man; monologue, "Euchre as 1t is
Played for CHARITY; by MISS nst H lima f 1at
Honey Got Los Clarence Rueosam;
Misses Ethel and Gladys Wendell played
two duets, Moonlight on the Water
and "Barcarolle." by Otfenhach
Miss Florence Macdonald. Miss Pearl
Waugh and Miss Mary Hunt mayer
combined in a recital Wednesday even
ing at Belcourt Seminary, presenting a
number of the students in the following
program: Piano. "Barcarolle,' by Belle
gay. Onie Reed: songs. Isl mes vers
avaient des allies by Hahn and SNOW.
songs. "Obstination," by de Fontena lies,
and La Melodie des Baisers." Lillian
Grossheim; reading. Katrina" by Mar
jorie Lambeth; piano. "Gavotte Mod
1T Isn't the Thing You Do, Dear. and
Joy of the Morning" by Ware, Florine
Hardwick; songs, in Bygone Days by
Chadwick: Beyond the Sunset by
Tours. and abide with Me- by Liddle,
rearance," by R. H. Davis, Marguerite
Christiani; songs, ITO a Moon Flower"
and THE Pine Tree by Salter, Onie
Reed: song. Through the Meadows"
by Mcdowell. Hester Littleton; piano,
MonuScnelIlWanuelu lls, ny GSnS cte,
Eulalia Mcfarland; songs. The Robin
Sings with the Apple Tree" by Mac
DoWell, and Birth of the Moon,'' by
I4eoni; songs. "Elegie." by Massenet. and
For Memory by Salter Dorothy San
ford: reading. Billie Brad and the Big
Lie by Butler, Marjorie Lambeth;
song, Were 1 Gard ner,' by Chaminade,
Onie Reed; song. THE Rose and the
Lark" by Edwards. Dorothy Sanford;
piano. Melody" op. 80, No. 10. by Mac
Dowell. Eulalia Mcfarland; song. Love
Me If Live by Foote, Lillian Allison;
piano solos, Prelude" op. 4s, No. /. by
Schutt, and "Trstesse de Colunbine,