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ago. and she will return to the metropolis
later this season for two concerts.
! The concert hall Of the Peabody Insti-
tute, Baltimore, was well filled last Sum
day afternoon, when James w. Cheney,
jr.. was heard in an organ recital. which
consisted mainly of the great G minor
symphony. by Widor. He was assisted
by Miss Dorothy Escher. soprano. who
was heard in Hear My Prayer" by
Mendelssohn.
Miss Adelaide Clements assisted by
Miss Anna Belts. accompanist. pleased
an invited company recently with a
/ unique program of "Stories with Songs.
Among her selections were What's in
the Air. Today?" by Eden: ''Princetta' s
Doll by p pilliqshsm; hs "Luliaey;;t a;;;,. by
and the Magic Fiddle" by bromley. and
Fiddle and t. by Goodeve.
Felix Garziglia, pianist. gave the first
of series of recitals at Chevy Chase
Seminary last Sunday afternoon. his
rendition of the various numbers being
well W, to the standard maintained by
this gifted pianist. His program in
cluded the Moonlight Sonata" by
i "Preiudes,: "Noeturne in G." 'Etude in
c Minor and Theme Varie." by Pade-
rewski. and "Polonaise in E." by List.
At the musical for the blind at the
| Library of Congress Monday evening Miss
Ruth Bronson. violinis.. gave "hie0es, LIE 8
String" by Bach: "Amourette." by
Bornschein: "Berceuse." by Luigi Mosco.
and Allegro Vivace.'' from Mendelssohn
sonata. L. Taylor Chewing. tenor. was
heard in 1.-The Nightingale Has Lyre
ESNlI h1,
Ever the Rose" by Slater; ''Imperfectus.
| by Bischoff and Wishes" by Sans Souci.
| Miss Marion E. Balinger, pianist. played
| "Polonaise." by MacDowell. and Ara
Adams. who played the accompaniments.
contributed. in addition. the piano solo.
''Nocturne. Op. e. by F. Lasselle Spier.
| and "Cachouca Caprice by Raft.
Miss Margaret Paine of this city. who
: has been studying at the Combs Con-
servatory of Music in Philadelphia. ap-
peared there recently in recital with
| success. Miss Paine sang with Miss
Mildred Warner the duet. Il Waited
For the Lord" from Mendelssohn's
Hymn of Praise and two songs.
Lullaby" and II Love You," by Gilbert
r. Combs.
A musical was given Friday evening
| under the auspices of the Iowa Avenue
| NJ E. Sunday School. when the con-
tralto solo. He Was a Prince" by
Lines, was sung by Miss Mary Trusler,
who gave also a recitation, Home.
Sweet Home: soprano solo. Tostfs
Goodbye was given by Mrs. Harvie
Linwood Sykes; piano solos by Mrs. NJ.
Stobbe; tenor solo. John B. Switzer:
soprano solo. Song of the Chimes
Mrs. Emily Fletcher. and orchestral
selections by the Union Sunday School
Orchestra Of Bloomingdale.
Miss Faye humphrey, contralto. was
, the assisting soloist at a student re-
sion in group of German songs,
Gretchen am Spinnrade" and "Heiden-
Roslein." both by Schubert. and Der
Schmied. by Brahms. The piano num-
| bers were arranged according to the
nationality of the composer. first, Ger
many. with works by Schultz, Men
delssohn. Schumann. Brahms. Schubert
Liszt and Beethoven; then France.
compositions by Pierne. Chaminade and
Delibes; Russian numbers by Liadow.
Rachmaninoff and Tschaikowski, with
one number by Chopin, representing
Polish music; Sinding, Norwegian mu-
sic: Cyril Scott. English, and Liszt,
Hungarian music. Among those con-
, Eleanor Bonner. Charlotte Bay1y, Mar
garet Butler. Master Stewart Car
penter. Misses Margaret Johnson. Irn1a
Wenger, Ruth kimball, Helen Hastings,
Gwendolen Jones. Marian Evans. Flor
ence Mercier, Mildsed Thorne and Miss
Clarine McCarty. the latter closing the
program with the concert arrangement
of Strauss Blue Danube"
A literary and musical program was
given recently at Odd Fellows Hall
under the auspices of the Woodmen of
the World. Among those adding to the
success of the affair were Mrs. f. F.
Barnes, reader: Miss Meta Jaeger.
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Callow. monologist; Richard Mansfield,
cartoonist. and male quartet. COM
posed of Messrs. Henry Jaeger. r. A.
Jonscher. Edwin Callow and B. K. Glib
son. An orchestra under direction of
H. Sugden also rendered several num-
bers.
Miss Hazel Conklin of Technical
marks in competition with thirty other
piano students in the examination for
music as a major study. The eX-
amining board was composed of Miss
Florence Keene. contralto. Miss Bernice
Randell. pianist, and Dore Wolfsteiner.
ivioionceliist.
DR.. Stansfield. orsanist and director
of music at the First Congregational
Church. has arranged an elaborate pro-
gram for AN Evening With the Choir
to be given next Sunday evening in
place of the regular service
On account of an unexpected engage
ment of both Haron Sokolove. violinist,
and Herr Peter Peters. cellist, the pro-
gram of the fourth faculty recital of
the International Conservatory of
Music had to be changed and the fol-
lowing selections were rendered: Over
ture. Tampa" for four hands. by
Herold. and encore, Spanish Danse,"
No. . by Moszkowski. Prof. E. E Mori
and A. Fl. Mori: soprano solos. Most
Wondrous. by Ries. and "Zillanelle.'
by L. Dell Aqua. Miss Alvarita Reaney;
guitar solos. Spanish Melody by J.
niger. Max Schmidt; soprano solos.
Amor ii Chiedo." by Cimino, and
"Amam." by Denza. Signorina Gina
Bernucci.
The music at Trinity NJ. E. Church
last Sunday was conducted by Mrs.
Francis p Heartsill in place of Mrs.
Duncan Richmond. who was absent on
account of illness. At the morning
service Mrs. Heartsill sang The Lord
Is My Shepherd" by Van de Water. and
I Heartsill give the soprano and bass
duet. Forever With the Lord by
Gounod. The offertory solos at both
services were rendered by William
! Hill. violinist. who played Romance"
J in the morning and the Swan Song"
! by Saint Saens. In the evening
| This afternoon at the Church of the
! Covenant the double quartet, under
direction of Sydney Lloyd Wrightson.
! with Harvey Murray at the organ. will
/ render the following program: Thus
Saith the Lord" by Hosmer; incidental
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