The Washington herald., 1914-06-14

At the Church of the Covenant Tent
this evening Miss Beulah Harper will
be the soloist She will sing the follow
ing numbers: 20, Rest In the Lord, T"
from Elijah. and THE Light That Died. .
by Thompson. Mr.. John G. Klein will
direct the singing with Mrs. Klein at the
piano. The tent is located at fourteenth
and Meridian streets. Services begin
promptly at 7:45.
Mr.. George H. Howard. Of Boston,
lecturer, concert pianist, and composer,
will give q practical talk about musical
conditions In Washington, and how to
improve them. at the home of Mr..
Cheney. Hs Taylor street. Tuesday even
ing, June 16. All persona interested are
most cordially invited. Mr.. Howard. in
addition to playing some compositions
illustrating his talk. will give several
improvisations which are not in the ma
ture Of the common offhand hit or
miss performances. He comes before
his audience as an orator does. having
definite plans and purposes. producing
complete musical pictures. which have
been generated through music thinking
and mental hearing.
recital and the dansante was given
by the pupils Of Miss Ethel Noble John
son. the evening of June 10, in the oak
room of the Raleigh, assisted by Mr..
Franklin jackson. pianist; Miss Ruth
Bronson, yiolinist, and Mr.. H. F. Cop
perberg. pianist. Miss johnson was pre-
sented with a beautiful bouquet Of roses
by her pupils. and the following program
was rendered with good effect: Trio.
Radiant Morn of Spring CForrester),
Miss Ethel Elliott, Miss Jeanette Scott,
and Miss Jennie Kimmel; When Song
Is Sweet" CSan SoucD, Miss Marie Cuth-
bertson: "A Love Note" CRogers). Miss
Jeanette Scott; "Serenade" (Neidlinger),
Mrs. Floyd ]. Parker; God Remembers
When the World Forgets" Bond, Mrs.
A. K. Dement,; piano solos. Alteration
Borowsky), Mediation from That's
(MasseneO, Transcription original, Mr..
H. F. Copperberg; Song of the Sour'
(BrieD, Miss Bessie Sanford: The Gypsy
Trail" Galloway, Miss Laura Scott;
The Charm Of Spring" (Clarke), Miss
Margaret Smith; ''Good-by Summer"
Gynes), Miss Eleanor Loomis; violin
solos, second Mazurka (WieneowskD,
Minuet in G (Beethoven), Miss Ruth Bron-
son; Little Pink Rose" (Bond), Miss
Sallie Fisher; Thou Art Near Me Mar
garita" Meyer-Helmund), Miss Anna L.
Bargar; IF 1 Built a World for You"
Giza Lehman, Miss Jennie Kinmel; Air
De Salome''-Herodiade-tM Miss
Beulah Burton; piano solos, Arsbesque,
E major Oebussy), Hungarian Rhapsody
No. Oiszo, Mr.. Franklin Jackson;
Even Bravest Heart from Faust"
CGounodD, Il Hear You Calling Me"
CMarshalD, Mr.. Walter P. Pentz; solo.
Waltz Song" from Romeo and
Juliette" CGounod), Miss Ethel Elliott:
chorus Gypsy Daisies CWoodman);
solos. April Morn (Batton). ''one Fine
Day" from Madam Butterfly" (PuccinD,
Miss johnson.
The ninth annual pupils recital Of the
c. E. Christiani Violin and ORCHESTRAL
School was given at the Carroll 1nsti-
tute Hall on Thursday and Friday. The
school was assisted by Miss Edith Ever
mann, pianist; Miss Selene Wilmer
Dertch. pianist, (pupils of Mr.. Frank B.
|Gebeso: Master Francis King, pianist.
Cpupil of Mr.. Harry Howard; Mrs. J.
lC. Kester, soprano: Mrs Caroline de
|Hass. soprano, and the Arion Singing
Society, c. E Christiani, conductor.
The program consisted Of orchestral
and solo numbers and was rendered in |
a highly commendable manner. A feature |
contributing greatly to the pleasure Of
the occasion was the vocal solos Of Mrs.
J. c. Kester, soprano. who sang Masche-
ronis well known song Till Death,
and Mrs. Caroline de Hass. who sang
the difhcult Scene and Aria" from
The frelSCnutZ Dy "epeT DUH
were accompanied by the orchestral
school to which much credit is due.
A large and appreciative audience en-
couraged the young students IN their ef-
forts, and much applause was forthcom-
ing The pupils who participated were
Master Herbert Abramson, Miss Rena
Greenberg, Master Aloysius McElliott,
Miss Satalia and Mary Tucker, Ray
mond Stein Master Charles Runge,
Master Carl Kerstein, Master Karl
wampl. Master George Eberly. Miss Lu-
cile Ehling, Miss Selene Wilmer Dorch.
Master Harry Waller, Miss Jonjaline
Miss Edith Sauber, Miss Pearl
Pitcher Miss Frieda Hauf, Master Ralph
Turoff, Master Paul Hanes. Miss Hilda
Hanes; Master ROLAND Mcintyre, Miss
Doris De Groot Master William H.
Santelmann, Master Israel Cooperstein.
Mr.. John Augustin, Piss Margaret Kir-
shaw, Master Harry King, Edward Stitt,
Miss Edith Evermann, Mr.. John Labofish,
and Mr.. Joseph Beal.
The Washington College OF Music an
nounces the appointment Of Mr.. Edgar
Paul, tenor. of Baltimore, pupil Of Isa-
dore Luckstone. as head Of the vocal de-
partment to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Mr.. Wrightson. II
The announcement is also made of the
appointment of Mrs. John Tehan Brosius.
harp, and Mrs. Estelle Smith-Poper. elo-
cution and dramatic art
The Students Club of the Washington
College of Music, at their meeting on
June 5. presented the following program:
Butterfly" (Grieg) Miss Terrett; ITO
Spring." (Grieg), Miss Hodges; Con
certo,' A minor (Griegt, Miss Bradley; (
Prelude Chopin, Leonila Lloyd:
Twilight (FrimD, Elizabeth Jefress; j
Concerto" d major (MozarD. Miss ]
Reynolds; ITO a Wild Rose" CMacDow-
elD, Genevieve Flood; "Valse Mignonne" J
Elenore Eby: March Tri- {
omphale' Goria), Miss Marks and Helen :
Primm; Song of the Seashell'' (Krog-
mani, Ellen Lttlepage; "Poupee VAL s
sante" iPoldinD. Miss Michaelson: three {
bird songs: THE Wood Pigeon THE c
Wren and THE Yellowhammer" Giza '
Lehmannl, Miss Briggs; "Habanera" 4
Mokrejs) Miss Beavers; "Ariette"