The Washington herald., 1914-05-31

! Beach. Grace sehlosssr. Edith oresnberg
Katherine Roby. Ada stewart Estne'
Whitman, Dora sheer. Katherine Gashan
1 Zelah Lauer, Gretchen Bergner. MARY
! vaccsro, Fay Griflth, Clara studds. Alicl
sackett, Gladys DeliInger. Anna Jung
hans, Anna Blew. Anna Cushman, Teresa
Minahan, Florence Helm. Gladys Bel.
i field, Madeline Aughinbauch. Beatrics
King. Eunice Cotter. Ruth Beail. Eioise
Tebbs, Vivian Michael. Mary Sheehy.
Loretta Fitsserald, Mary Rollins. Leila
! Wilson, Marie Kane, Bertha Loveless'
Nrs. Leila Huddleson, and Mrs. Emma
withers. Certificates in harmony were
awarded to Eioise Tebbs. Bertha Love
less, Mary Rollins. Leila Wilson. Vivian
Michael, and Harry Thompson.
Miss r. Beatrice Chopin Keith will
present Miss Josephine Marie Huber,
pianist. In q recital next Friday evening
at Naval Lodge Hall. Fourth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. at 5
o'clock. Miss Huber win be assisted by
Mr.. French 8. Hufty, violinist and Miss
x. l. Grady. accompanist- The pro-
gram will be az follows: Inventio. mo.
nate, op. Is CPathetique) (Beethoven,.
Duet. III Matrimonio segreto" Gina
rosa), Miss Huber and Miss Keith; Bal
lade. op n nat Chopin. Rigoletto,
/ Paraphrase) (verdi-LAsxD, on the guar
tet. act 8; violin solo. "Hejre Kati" Ueno
Hubay). Scenes de Ia Csardas, Ouvre g.
No. g. Mr.. Hufty; scherzo Humoristique
| CTschaikowslSy), Barcarolle G. Major
/ CRubinstein). Marche Militsirs (schubert-
Tausig).
! A very apprecative audience enjoyed
the ninety-sixth studio recital Of Mr..
Oscar Franklin comstock. given last
Thursday evening. in his studio. IS2s r
street The program was ~ follows:
The Night" Uuisi MiliottD. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward r. Whitman; Within the
Garden of My. Heart" (Alicia scott).
Sweet as the Graces Of the Rose CMaud
Wingate). Friend Of Nine (wilfred
, Sanderson), Mr.. Appleton Cady. jr.;
Mighty LAX Rose (Ethelbert Nevin).
'Mammy's Song Harriet ware). "Just
q Wearin' for You Carrie Jacobs-Bond)
Mrs. Lola Ebbets Overman; Moon Of
Roses Charles W. Cadman), "Phillis-
Qsth century melody, tDe Severac). Mr..
Whitman; The Wood Pigeon" The yell
lowhammer" Giza Lehman). Mrs. Wit
man; "Contentment' CA Goring
Thomas). Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman.
The pupils Of Miss Bessie N. wind gave
their annual recital before q large audi
ence OF relatives and friends last We'd
nesday evening at Pythian Temple. The
program was as follows:
Ballet march (two pianos, six hands,
P. Giorza9. Miss Geneva Wallace. Miss
Mary Louis Hussey, and Miss Ida
Gum: vocal, In Meadows Green" o.. +.
Bracket0. Miss Estelle wild. Miss Mary
Willoughby, and Mr.. Archie W. Davis:
THE Mill in the Black Forest" (Rich.
Eilenberg). Miss Margaret Harrington;
vocal. "Sea-Way" Uillian Taitt Sheldon).
Henry r. Hickman; wild Roses q. W.
BischofD. Miss Florence King: vocal.
.Merrily Roam" (schleifarth). Miss
Flat Chopin. (b) Invention" IN r
Bach), Cc) Second Magurka" Saint
Saens), Miss Mildred Fultz: vocal, Indian
Love Lyrics tAmy woodforde-Finden).
THE Temple Bells" "Less Than the
Dust" "Kashmiri Song It'll Wake"
Mrs. Deborah Hickman-LAwson: minuet.
op. 5. No. ttvo pianos, four hands,,
'Cwheipley. arranged by seeooeck), Miss
Florence King and Miss Maryaret Har-
DENIAL. Miss Theima Payne and Mas
Mildred Fultz; Sonata. op. "a. No.
Beethoven). "Adasio," "Allegretto,"
Presto" Charles Proudley.
Vocal, THE Earth Is the Lord's'
Drank Lynes), Mr.. Archie W. Davis:
(a) La GazeIle Hoffman), b) "Ro-
nance" in F 0eft hand alone> tschneck-
err. Miss Ida Gum: vocal "A Gypsy
Maiden, T. Parker. Miss Estelle wild:
spring song Mendeissohn). Miss Mary
Louise Hussey; vocal tD zone Spring
Morning" CNevin), Cb) Cant You Hear
Me Calm (Caroline) Cby request) (Caro
Roma). Miss Thelma Payne: Pas Des
Cymbales (two pianos. four hands
(Chaminade). Miss Mildred Fultz and
Charles Proudley; vocal (a) still vie die
Nacht" (Bohm), Cb) "1ch bin vie andre
Madchen NIGHT" Hugo wolD. Mrs Anna
Boeckler: vocal, "Printemps" (stern),
Pspillon" GavaIlee), Cb prelude No. Is
CThe Raindrop"D Chopin, Miss Geneva
Wallace: vocal. Sweet the Anseius Is
Ringing (from king Renes' Daugh-
teri, Mrs. Lawson, Miss Fultz, and Miss
Payne; Dixie Land (two pianos, four
hands, (Goldbeck), Miss Mildred Fultz
and Charles Proudley.
c. .isnFinden etao shrd emf vb
The annual election in the Music Study
Club took place last Monday afternoon
a picnic luncheon at Great
Falls. There were two retiring officers
and two reelected ones. The former are
Miss Faye humphrey. contralto soloist |
At st. Margaret's. president. and Mrs.
John Harrison Knapp (nee MarshalD. re-
Gently married, vice president. Miss Bum |
phrey refused to run again because of |
the uncertainty Of her husbands orders |
from the Navy Department. Miss Marion |
West, first president of the club, was
elected to succeed Miss humphrey. and |
Miss Katharine May Brooks, another |
former president. was elected to succeed |
Mrs Knapp Miss Flora Kampfe. secre- |
tary, and Mrs. Orvtlle B. Drown, treas |
Irer, were reelected. The new president |
will hold the first board meeting on Tues
lay morning. She has appointed Miss |
Helene Oyster chairman Of the program |
committee. She succeeds Miss Julia |
auggins. The club gave resolutions Of |
hanks to the retiring president and |
heir splendid work the last season The |
lctive members of this enterprising club |
include Miss humphrey. Miss Katherine |
3ouck, Miss Brooks. Mrs. Drown, Miss /
Edna Dyer, Miss Ethel Foster, Mrs. |
Gibbs, Miss Beulah Harper. Miss
Irlia Huegins, Mrs. Knapp. Miss Kampfe, |
Miss Elizabeth Leclie. Miss Oyster, Miss
lois Reeside, Miss Ruby Stanford, Miss
Ma: ;2ry Snyder, and Miss West. The
'harter nnembers of the club were Miss
Nancy Read, Miss Tryphena Read. Miss
Hazel Franklin (now Mrs. Geoffry Bell.
" California;, Miss Minnie West (now
Mrs. Drown, Miss Brooks, and Miss
West.
An operetta and dansant. given by
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