Evening star., 1914-06-07

Commencement week at the Won On
schuld University will open June - with
d piano recital in Temple Baptist Church
by Miss Gertrude McRae, who VIII De
graduate in the TEACHERS training course;
June II there will be a recital at con-
cor6ja Church hy Miss Ardala Moore,
graduate in the same course. June IL, at
the First congregational Church. COM
mencem"nt exercises and recital in con-
nection with awardn. of medals and di-
plomas 10 the successful students; June
20. initiation and banquet of the Rho
Chapter of the Mu Phi Epsilon sorority;
June II, alumni dinner. and Iiae 81, re-
cital by pupils of the branch schools of
the university. at calvary, Baptist
Church.
The commencement exercises of the
Washington College of Music will take
place Friday afternoon at the National
Theater, with program by the faculty
and advanced students, and the annual
announcements aud presentation of
diplomas by sydney Lloyd Wrightson.
the retiring president Among the
musical numbers will b" Mozart
concert" tfrst m"vemcnp. by Miss
Reynolds; 'Nalse," L major. hy
Spanish Dance. by Rchteld. John
Phillips; "Concerto" by Grieg Miss
Bradley. "FruelinGslicd." by coenen.
Miss toldenstroth: 'Scherzo by
Chopin, Miss Merrill: tenor solo. "Oh,
Moon OF My Delight. from Lehmann's
In a Partisan Garden" Mr.. Klein:
piano solo. Concerto" by Chopin. Miss
Iatus; aria. Mon Occur s'ouvre ia
voix. from Samson and DeliIah" by
Saint-Saens. Miss Harper: piano solo.
Liebestraum. by List, Mrs. Downs;
aria, ,Ah. Je veux vivre,'' from Romeo
and Juliet" by Gounod, Mrs. Ethel
HoltZciaw Gawier, piano solo. "Rhap-
sodic." by List. Mr.. Thompson: aria
% faridis Sorti de LOnde." by Meyer
beer. Richard T. Backing. piano solo
Concerto" by Litolff Miss Bouck
quartet from ''Rigoletto.' Mrs. Gawler
Miss Harper, Mr.. Backing and Mr.
WrightSou.
Miss Theodosia Walter substituted last
Sunday at All Souls uniterian Church
for Lewis Corning Atwater, the regular
organiSt who was playing at the same
hour at some special services at the
Eighth Street Temple. Miss Walter gave
in addition to the numbers with the
choir. "Andantino. by Chauvet: Alb
solute' and Allegro. both by Guilmant
making an excellent impression. She is a
daughter of the late DIR. George Walter.
for many years organist of the Temple
and one of Washngtons foremost mu-
sicians.
Miss Lucy Brickenstein of this city was
one of the Sooists at the Bacn festival
:. gwen IN Bethlehem, IA. last week, un-
%ier. direction of DR.. Fred Wolfe.
Miss Edna Snyder has returned to the
city after a seasons study at the Pea
body Conservatory and will play today at
the Church of the Incarnation. The Of
fertory number will be Praise Ye the
Father" by Gounod. rendered by the
choir under the direction of Mrs. Henry
White.
Oscar Franklin Comstock vita some OF
flis pupils. gave Julius Eichberg's cantata.
The Doctor of Alcantara. Friday even
ing in Trinity Parish Hall. The cast in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r Whitman.
Miss Ida Lea. Miss Myrtle Began,
Archie Gibson. Harry NJ. Forker, George
S Whitmore. Appleton Cady. ir. William
l l. Newhall, all of whom performed their
\ parts well
The tent services of the Church OF the
Covenant will be inaugurated this even
, ing for the summer. Sydney Lloyd
J Wrightson will give the program this
levenins with Mrs John L. Downs as ac-
Eompanist. his numbers being Ny
9 Israel" by Dudley Buck Beginning
next Sunday John G. Klein will act as
precentor at these services. with Mrs.
Klein as accompanist, and among those
who Will give the programs will be
Miss Harper. Charles W. Tittmann,
William c. Mills. Willard Haynie. D.
q. Angevine. W. $. Blanchard. Mrs. De
u TNitHdfu bdChlHS- Leroy
Charles Church Mrs. Gawler and Mr..
Wrightson.
The choir of Waugh NJ. f. Church.
under the direction of J. @. Klein. will
conclude the work of the season by a
special musical service. beginning at
7:3o o'clock this evening. The program
follows: Anthems, "Sanctus,' by Gou
nod: THE Heavens Are Telling" by
Haydn. and God So Loved the World"
by Stainer; solos, Fear Not Ye. o
Israel" by Buck Mrs. Lulu Garrard,
II Come TO Thee" by Caro- Roma Miss
Anderson. Mrs. Klein will be- as
usual at the organ.
The choir of Calvary Baptist Church,
under direction Of Louis a. Potter. jr..
will give the last of the seasons musical
services this evening, presenting the can
tata, Life Everlasting, by Mathews.
The solos will be sustained by the quar-
tet of the church. Miss Mabel Roberts,
soprano; Mrs. William T. Reed, contralto
Richard F. Backing. tenor. and Theodore
T. Apple, bass.
The auditorium at Woodward & Io-
tbrop's was well filed yesterday after
noon at the recital given by pupils of
Mrs Frank Byram. when the young
planists were heard i'll an attractive pro-
gram, assisted by Miss Ruth Bronson,
violinist. and by the Girls Glee Club OF
Eastern High School. Miss Bronson play
ed the 'llebeSfreud, by kreiSler; the
well drilled chorus sang ''Chanson Pro-
vencal, by Del Acaua, and The Cob
Inns by Parks. and the piano numbers
included 'Berceuse from "Jocelynr by
GODDARD. and ''Humoresque. by Dvorak,
arranged for four hands and played by
Misses Jane Mcllhenny and Marion Hum
1ner; solos, 'Glissando Waltz" By kuentZ
and Dance Caprice, by Grice. Miss
Hlida BeiteI; ''Mdzurka.'' by Horowski
Miss Ella Lynne; 'Etude' tPiccolap. by
l-eschetizny, Miss Frances Burgess:
Spinning Song" by Mendeissohn. and
,Fantaisie lmpromptu,' by Chopin. Miss
Naf4on EailinGer: ''Nocturne." by Gries,
and 'lnpromptu." by Rubinstein Miss
t:rma Walker: "A Warriors Song" by
ieiie-. Miss Gertrude Nrooman; The
t-i"e OF ihc Nalkyric. by Wagner 1.-TWO
!ianos. four hands,. Misses Frances Gros-
WeN and Ethel Dulin: "Reveil du Prin-
temps. by Friml. and Hunting Song"
6E Mende.ssohn, Miss Elise Suberano
PRELUDE by Rachmaninof, Milo Sum
hers; 'Audante Finale de Lucia de Lam
S1errnooT for left hand alone), Miss
Edna Bailey. "tir de Ballet" by Mosz-
fowsk. Miss Eru:a Walker: "Rhapsodie
itonsrose. No. g. '.v List Miss Marion