Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-04

Charles Trowbridee Tittmann. for the
past four years bass soloist or oio 81
Johns Church. Lafayette square mas
resigned his position to accept an en-
rarement as soloist and precentor at
All Souls Unitarian Church. he mas
resigned, also, as bass Of the solo quar-
tet Of the evening choir Of the Church
of the Covenant, with which choir ne
has been affiliated for two years past.
Mr. Tittmann's duties at All Souls
church will not begin until the OPEN
NO If tho season in the fall. He mas
had wide experience in church work.
having sung with the st. johns choir
more than twenty years ago. ana ~h'ie
studving law at Harvard ne was oasS
soIoist in the choir of st. PauTs Cnurch'
Boston (now ST. Paurs Cathedral un-
der the leadership of Warren LOCKE
and later served in the same capacity
at Calvary Episcopal Church. New fork
city, under direction. first, OF Lacey
Baker and afterware of John Bland
Miss Jennie Mysen Lind. pianist was
the assisting soloist at a students song
recital recently, given in the OAK room
of the Raleigh Hotel. Miss Lind play,
pnmbers included the choruses. After
the RAIN by Pinsuti; come; Sm "i,'s
Morning" by A. L., and Mornlns
Glory, words by Mrs. A Aiice S,u Iyi and
music by Ernest Lent; incidental SOLO
by Miss Ruth Barr. and duets, Wnele
Nv Caravan Has Rested. py Lohi
sung by Miss Catherine McLearen anu
tanet." by Parker. Miss Beulah Burton
and Hugh SUITS: Passage Birds Fare
we'll, by Hildach, Miss Etnei Nopie
Johnson and Mrs. f. Burton. 500 uam-
kins. Hugh Suits. Miss Florence Black
burn. Samuel Ford, Miss Clara crown
Miss McLearen. Mrs. A K Dement,
Miss Ruth Barr, Miss Bessie SANFORD,
Sellers Miss Jennie kimmel and MISS
Reulah Burton, and the program closed
with two numbers. Leo Stern
Spring" and The Fairy Pipers, by
Brewer, sung by Miss johnson.
Ie Row Glider, TENOR will give the
musical numbers at the tent serves
of the Church of the Covenant thls
when he will sing He That keepeth
Israel by widener, and The Song the
Angels Sing" by Wildemere John u.
Klein will lead the congregational sing
ing and Mrs. Klein will accompany DIS
usual.
COMPOSITIONS by Schumann. Scharwen,
wa Mendelssohn, Tschaikowski and
others were we'll rendered a recent
pupils recital among the participants
being Miss Catherine Lantel. MISS
Katherine stone Misses Susie Dorsett,
Mary Mckenzie, Margaret Emmett.
ruth Pearson, Vera Chambers. Ida May
Lang. Grace Bush. Adele CAN'T, Doro-
thy Wolfe and Mildred Won Eff. Roland
Bush Miss Marian George, Frank Iayior
Miss Amy Criste. Roger Flather, MISS
Margaret Hancock, Miss Emma Le 1rNs.
Miss Elizabeth Owen and Miss Dorothy
Softer.
Special music was feature OF the
last SUNDAY, on the occasion of the first
solemn high mass celebrated by ReF.
p j. Byrne. Included in the program
was Gounods "Messe Solenneile, incl
dental solos by Misses Nellie Corri-
gan and Margaret Ryan and Messrs:
D. n Kennedy and r. i. DUNCAN Senl
Creator" by Karst. Mr.. Kennedy; oner-
tory, "Salve Regina" by Dana, MISS
Corrigan. The regular choir OH Vas aasna asz
and Miss Cecilia Ryan and MRS. Ed.
Gallagher Before and after the mass
several selections. including SerceuSe,
mann, Raff's "Cavatina'' and Beetho-
ven's "Minuet." were given by Messrs:
TAYLOR Branson. violinist. and Fritz
Mueller, cellist, accompanied by MISS
Marie Louise Sullivan on the organ
Roth solo and ensemble numbers were
features by junior class pupils in
piano recital Wednesday afternoon
Duets "Barcarolle." by Wagner. rem
dered by Misses Georgia and Gladys
Lillian Maud Spoor and Dorothy DEN
ham, and "Slumber Song. by Bonn.
by Misses N. and Ruth Snapp. inter-
spersed the solos. which we're presence
Harvey. Master Herbert Walsh Miss
Elizabeth Springer, Miss Octa Bu-
chanan, Miss Georgia French. MISS
Wanda Pearson. Master Lewis Mattern,
BeAchert, Miss Russell Brashears, Miss
Helen Walters, William Harvey, Miss
Guiditta Bachina. William Herndon'
Miss Marion Buffum. Miss Catharine
Lewis, Miss Margaret snapp; MISS Eve
lyn Jacob. Miss Ruth Brashears. MISS
Ada Duties, Stephen Fegan. Miss Dor
othy Galliher and Miss Mary Allaband
Miss Vera Corey entertained at a
musical Tuesday evening in her apart
nient at the Gotham, when an attrac-
tive program of piano numbers was
presented Edwina Doing, violonceilist.
was the assisting soloist. adding much
TO the pleasure of the occasion by her
rendition of Rubinsteins Melody in
F." "Berceuse." by Brahms. and In
termezzo" from "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana" Miss Corey brought the recltai
40 a close with a spirited Interpretation
Of MacDoweIIs 'Polonaise, in mai or.
The Virgil Clavier Piano School. assisted
by Mrs. Anita Dietrich kneip. coloratu-
ra soprano. held It's last recital OF the
season recently. when the following
program was rendered: "A FAIRY
Story" IF. Lynes). Pauline Graf ;
Dance of the Elves" and Album
Leaf (Grieg). Ruth kotinsky:
"Elegie" tNollet), Agnes Stitt; Hunt
ing Song tMendelssohn), Catharine
Demarest: "Etude,'' a major IL. +.
ouigleD. Helen Latterner; "Ah. Love
But a Day" CRoach) and Itch Liebe
Dich tGriegb, Mrs. Anita Dieterich-
hneip; impromptu, MaZurka. Hack)
and "Poupee Naisant" tPoIdinD, Cath
airline Morrison. Les Sylvans 'Cha mi
nade), Gertrude Rosinski: impromptu.
c sharp minor 'Reinholdb, Elvera
kstzman. concerto ID minor. hrst
movement oMozartJ. Miss White, or
chestral parts played at second piano
by Mise Miller; Autumn" tchami-
nadeD. Kathryn Beck: "Warum" and
"Griilen (Schumann). Margaret
Granger: concerto. G minor. first
movement tMendelssohn), Miss Defan-
dorf. orchestral parts played at second
piano by Miss Miller; Spring" (Stern).
Mrs Anita Dieterich- Kneip. and "Valse
de Concert" IN. RubinsteinJ. Mrs.
Ouida WheeIock. Gold medal in the
H. u.