Evening star., 1915-06-27

n. Church. tenor. and Chester La Toilette,
volinist. furnished the musical portion of
the program of the graduation exercises
of the students of the business course of
Eastern High School. Mr. Church, who
is the sooist at the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church. sang Morning" by
Obey Speaks. The Daion." by Guy d'Har-
delot and The Wind in the Corn by
Clarke. Miss Thonsen was heard in "Syl-
rein. by Sindins. "A Bowl of Roses" by
Clarke. and an aria from "Manon," by
fuccin
Mrs. Helen Donohue De Yo, soprano
soloist OF st. Margarets Episcopal Church,
sang The Star Spa1sled Banner" recent
ly at Luther Memorial Church. the occa-
sion being a lecture on Gettysburg by
Rev. DR.. Granville
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur, vfoI,nist. spent
last Saturday and Sunday at the summer
home of Mr. and Mrs Josef kaspar at
Bluemont, Va.
Mr.. ani Mrs. Harvey Murray. the for
mer the organist of the Church of the
toVenant. left recently for trip to
Pahama and California. Miss Coyle is
substituting for Mr. Murray during his
absence.
A students piano recital was given
Monday in the T. Arthur Smith recital
hau. when the following pupils contrib
uted TO the program: Miss Frances krebs,
ntss constance Supplee. Miss Virmadel
ire' neaie' Mss Helen Patterson. Miss Harriet
flhe. humphrey Walsh, Miss Mary Biz
ief' MISS Thema Handley Miss Esther
Shampaugh. Miss Mary Henretty, Miss
Nary owen. Miss Lillian Bowen, George
heed, MISS Edith Dunn. Reginald Newton
ana MISS Rosemary Arnold.
The music at the Mount Pleasant
CONGREGATIONAL Church today will in
Crude: Organ solo. prelude in c sharp
minor. minor. by RachmaninoH: anthem,
sing Joyfuliy," by Scharwenka; of
dtt,',S derIorS anthem, Blessed Are the Mer-
.Iui' ny Haner. and organ postlnde,
rraeludium Festivum' 1first organ
sonata). by Becker. Claude Robeson
VIII De at the organ as usual.
At this mornings service at the
church of the Incarnation the pro
e gram will include organ prelude
Entract,' from king Manfred hv
Reinecke: "Te Deum in A. by Fav.
Cue, Hnnat Tor contraito and tenor. I'm His
Iih, Iiamds Are All the Corners of the
f,i' Iarth' by Schneider. rendered by
MISS Ger'rude Browne and Charles
''arlock; postlude. "Marche Des Fan
ZONES by Seotson Clark. The choir
VIII sing under the direction of Mrs
nenry White. with Miss Margaret
Mrs Charles w. Lane, who as Miss
Mabel Evans sang for several wears ar
the Church of the Incarnation. rem
uTrea aT,' Al DaWning." by Cadman, and
he Chrysanthemun," by Mary Tur-
ner Salter. at musical given Tnas-
Gay IN Clarendon. Va, for the benefi,
OF st. Georges Church there Misc Nv,
llle Margaret White assisted as accom-
panist. N'oiii-
The musical program to be rende-ed
AT the First Presbyterian Church todav
VIII include, at the morning service.
Prelude. Romance" in d fat, by Le
Dudley Buck; offertory, % DiVins Re,
ueenef, by Gounod: postlude, March
from ST. Polycarp." by Quseley. Even
ing ing service: Prelude, pilgrims
Inorus; by Wagner: offertory, Come
| nto Me" by Coenen. rendered by Mrs
Hurtt. soprano: postluGe. "Grand
by Dubois.
ct the annual graduation exercises
of the James Ormond Wilson Normal
School. held in the assembly hail Of
the normal school building Wednesdav
iast, the following songs were rem
aered .l..le1 by chorus Of the ffty-four
Bernice Randall: God of Ali Natures
" chalkoWsky; Good Night by
rfanz' orpheus and His Lutte by
2ulilEan: Down In the Forest" by
a,oiiaio. a,a Darky Lullaby" by Dvorak,
ana several children'S songs Miss
Edltha b. Athey was the accomnsnist
Among events of musical interest was
tt tne sIudehts recital given recently at
oarrol Institute Hall. when a program
inriudins compositions by Grieg, Chonin
ran. chaminade. Moskowski, Stndine
y on Weber and GODDARD was partic,,lar
~ Wen rendered Miss Frieda Hauf,
Ntoiiils!. piayed the Serenade by Drdla
ana Ethelhert Nevin's Love Song with
exquisite taste. and Miss Marian Frisbv
gave a pleasing variety to the proera n,
with a song and dance The students
,alf eoiitrlpullfig TO the program included Miss
margaret Hauf. Miss Lorraine Taylor,
-niss S1if F;Ila batson, Miss Loretta Goheen,
MISS Emily Horng. Miss Mary Duyail
MISS Emily Taylor, Miss Helen Wilson
MISS Loretta Ma -ceron, Miss Ruth Rerk
eIey. Mss Marg iret Murphy, Miss Ethel
Web"r, Miss F..ari Shreve, Miss Annie
~ lsiodes: ryt Miss elsie Taylor, Miss Mar
safet Clarke, Mss Mildred Watts, Master
: chauncey Simering. Master Robert
Schmidt and Mrs Russell Lamar. cold
metals Tor the most marked Improvement
curing the year were won by Miss
! !.nretta Marceron, Miss Ruth Berkeley,
Miss Margaret Murphy and Miss An,
toInette CasteIi.
Mrs. Huron Lawson. soprano. has re-
turned from her recent concert tour
shfoush several of the nearby eastern
states. closing with d recital al
Pa. Yesterday
me Pupils of the northeast branch
OF virgil Piano School We're heard in
recital last week, when the follow
ing students took part: Miss Dora Glib
son, Andrew Maddox Miss May Parker
Miss Ethel Maddox, Miss Myrtle White
Mss Aims Nolan. Miss MTrtle Nolan,
MISS EDITH Sparks, Miss Ada Nav VIII
hams, Miss Rose Howard and Miss