Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-28

| night by the pupils of Miss Marguerite
Never at her home in Riverdale, Md.
assisted by George Anderson and Miss
Maize Meyer. Others who contributed to
the excellent program were Miss Gladys
! Becker. Miss Alice Bussey, Miss Marion
Hanford, Miss Evelyn Bailey, Miss Edna
Martin and Miss Evelyn Clark.
| evening by pupils of Juan B. Mirabal,
assisted by Mrs. W. F. Fletcher and
| Miss Ethel Noble Johnson at Studio
| building. Those taking part were Miss
Estella Amores. Miss Consuelo Bieber,
Miss Lillian Mason Miss Lottie Little
! ford. Miss Henrietta Mason, Miss kath-
| crime Beck. George G. Jewell. Miss Car
| lotta Bieber. Miss Kathryn Rotchford,
| Horacio Amores and Miss Martha Cock
| rill
! Miss May Eleanor Smith, pianist and
harmonist. who spends her winters In
! Washington, has gone to Flint Hill, Va,
for the remainder of the summer.
! The annual musical given by the pupils
| of Miss M. Agnes Clarke took place Fri
day evening at Carroll Institute Hall.
The well presented program was as fol-
| lows: Grand Polka de Concert" by
Bartlett, Miss Sarah Becker; "Etude de
.Polonaise." in G fiat by Chopin. Miss
Pearl Shreve; ''scherzo'' wollenhaupt.
for two pianos. four hands. Miss Sarah
Becker and Master Chauncey Simering;,
witches hes, Dance" Paganini. arranged arranged
"Polonaise." in fiat, Chopin. for two
pianos. four hands. Mrs. B. Frawley and
| Miss Clarke; 'Valse de Concert" for
eight hands. Misses Ella Batson. Loretta
Goheen. Emily Hornig and Lorraine
Emily Hornig; duet "serenade." sa-
torio. Misses Ethel weber and Margaret
Murphy; Tulips" by Lichner. Miss Mary
Duvall: duet March" by Gurlitt: Miss
"Rondo'' by Lichner. Miss Ethel weber;
"Danse Hongroise,'' Miss Helen Wilson;
duet, Sailors Song" Masters Wilton
Connor and Theo Tenley: "Polonaise
Taylor: duet. 'sWiegenlied.' satorio,
Misses Dorothy Elliott and Helen viii
son: by the Mountain Spring" by
Bohm. Miss Loretta Goheen: Drinking
Song by Low. Master Robert Schmidt;
'.Papillion Roses by Thome. Miss Elsie
Taylor; "Jubel Overture. for eight
hands. Mrs. B. Frawley. Misses S.
Becker. A. Clarke and Master Chauncey
Simering
They were assisted by Mrs. George
Johannes and Master Robert Schmidt,
who gave several vocal solos, and Miss
Frieda Hauf. who contributed violin
solo. and little Marie Hayes. in song
and dance. A scholarship of one year
partial scholarship to Miss Lorraine
Taylor. Gold medals for Improvement
were awarded to Mrs. Bertha Frawley,
Miss Emily Hornig. Miss Loretta Co
heen. Miss Ella Batson. Miss Helen
Wilson. Miss Ethel Weber. Miss Elsie
Taylor, Miss Mary Duvall and Master
Robert Schmidt.
Baptist Church will give a special mu
steal service this evening under the di-
rection of Miss Nettie Craig. at 7:45
pm They will be assisted by Miss Mar
garet Ella Allen. soprano; Mrs. Duff
Lewis. violinist, and Royston E. sa-
beau. basso. in giving the following in
| teresting program: Prelude. ALE
gretto." by Pumagalli, Miss Hall: mo-
tet, from 'Christus Miserere." by lin
garelli,. by the choir; violin solo. "Ro-
"Crucif1x." by Faure, Miss Craig and
Mr.. Sebeau; anthem. Fear Not Ye, o
Israel" by Spicker, by the choir; violin
I Iee s Of 5esSs
adapted from the intermezzo from
'Cavalleria Rusticana." by the choir;
offertory, recitative and arias from
The Messiah" He Shall Feed His
Allen and Miss Craig; anthem. Gloria"
from Mozart's Twelfth Mass, by the
| choir. and postlude. "Marche Pontifi-
| GALE" by Lemmens, Miss Hall.
At the Church of the Covenant tent
service this evening. beginning at 7:45.
William Conrad Mills, tenor. will be
heard in The Publican" by Van de
John G. Klein will direct the congrega-
| tional singing and Mrs. Klein will be at
the piano.
to the Rhe Chapter Of the national must
cal sorority. Mu Phi Epsilon, was held
recently at the home of Miss Carrie
Bruce on Rhode Island avenue northwest.
pert, soprano; Miss Edith Gray, pianist;
Miss Margery Snyder violinist, and Mrs.
John E. Shirley of Reading, Pa. When the
rites of the ceremony were over the
members and initiates enjoyed the fol-
lowing program: Piano solo. Waltz in
major, Moszkowski. Miss Ardala
Moore; piano solo. "Erl-King," by Schu-
bert-Liszt. Miss Edith Gray: contralto
solos, Spring Is Here" by Edith Dick,
hs M nappy s so1 by del ya Love
Flynn; piano solos. "Berceuse," by
Chopin. op. 81, Miss Carrie Bruce: violin
solos. ''cavatina." by Raff. and Swan
Snyder; soprano solos. Spring Song" by
Becker, THE Years at the Spring." by
Beech, and June Morning." by Will
loughby. Miss Viola Schippert. and piano
SOLO, parapnrdSe on beautlIul Blue Ian
ube.' by Schulz-Evler. Miss Gertrude
McRae. At the conclusion of the must
cal program banquet was given to the
initiates. Mrs Ruth Constance. MI
Phi Of the Eta Chapter of Syracuse Uni
versity. where she was member of the
class of 1911. is making her home in this
city and was present to assist in initial
ing the new members. Miss Mildred Kolb
and Mrs. Carl G. Wolf (nee Umhau).
who are also MI Phis, are out of the
city.
Students from the classes of Miss
Berda Stewart Wilson gave their annual
June recital Saturday night In the
| Washington Club They were assisted
by Miss Viola L. Schippert. soprano. in
giving the following program: Sea
Dragon by Krogmann Marian Wallace;
Shepherds Dance Krogmann, Ruth
! stringer: The Chaperone'' Krogmann.
| Vida Delaney; storm Witches, krog
Laurette Marks; Eighth Rhapsody"
List, Dorothy McCauley; Second
Valse." GODDARD. Robert Budlong: Mel
| ody In F." Rubinstein. Hubert Bisselle:
"Papillon Roses" Thome. Albert Milans:
| "Etude Mignonne." Schutt. Isabel Allen:
| ''Valse Arabesque." Lack, Flora Belts:
| "Tanzweise,' Meyer-Helmund, Helen
| Weschler; ''Valse Brilliante." Chopin.
i Mildred Keith: "Ballade." Chopin, George
Frances Lloyd; soprano solos. Aria,
THE Years at the Spring" Beach. Miss
! Schippert; piano solos. "Valse Caprice"
Newland, Louise Mcfarland; The
Maidens WISH Chopin-Liszt. Mrs. War
| then: Caprice Espagnol. Moszkowski.
Dorothy Gessford; "Rigoletto Para