Evening star., 1915-06-20

Ruth Finnin. Miss Isabel Allen, Miss
Rebecca Seamon, Miss Frances Souires
MISS Marjorie Hicks and Miss Ethel
Hegner.
Oscar Franklin Comstock, retiring
aean OF the District of Columbia Chap
Ter Ter. OF the American Guild of Organ
ISIS. gave the closing organ recital
OF this season Thursday evening in
Ir1nity Church. when he was assisted
oy q ladies' chorus which rendered two
Myrt1e @oTks Ros,Gy py Brahms, E,Sa and by Miss
Israel" from elijah" MI comstocks
numbers included Bach's "Dorie Toe
fasa Reekss. and acdg. Fugue.' third sonata. by
Nocturne," by Ferrata, and "Consola-
tion." by List.
c,ta,s Tns last Of a series of student re-
cieais at the Comstock studio was
gwen tuesday evening before capac-
ty audience. Mrs Walter Chamblin,
MISS Myrtle Began. Miss Helen Murphy,
l.. Elmer Pendell. Basil Sillers and
q. Garman and Oscar Franklin Com
stock played a set of Kirchner waltzes
Tor two pianos. arfd the closing num-
per was Nevin's little known song
Mr- Comstock sustained the solos, and
read to music, Miss Overman, Miss
Bo~en and Harry Forker completing
.ne quartet Miss Marguerite Williams
Mrs Edwinetta Schroeder Zurhorst.
soprano. was the assisting soloist at a
bam bIIen.s ny recital last week at the music
tlonai church. Mrs. Zurhorst was re-
celVed with enthusiasm after her song
me Rosy Morn" by Landon Ronald,
clos close the he pMrogram M?sa % was brought to
paved "Polonaise.' in A fat major. by
Inopln. The students contributing to
tne program included Inez Burrows,
Louise n Roeers watson: m.r Hayiland Hobbs,
ter, Norwood Eaton, Gladys Beddow,
Agnes Collier, Nettie Van Doren Flor
ence Wenner. Charles Scott, Janice
hesset; n Lucille Kennedy. Alice Kennedy,
Eiinan Reed. Walter Thompson. I,urana
van Doren, Elsie Newton, Juliet Grant
6eonora Reed. Edna Ashford, william
heed, Phyllis Robinson, Marian John
MISS Miriam Webb. soprano soloist
curing the past season at Luther Me-
F'sl ard MaxRan SHureh - and I'd her cousin. Rich
ana georgetown University, have re-
tuIneo to their homes in MANSFIELD
oh1o, for the summer. '"'
Miss Ruth Judson. soprano. will, sins,
with the choir of the Vermont Ayenue
,nristlan church this morning. her
selection at the offertory being "The
Ninety and Nine" by Campfon.
Mrs Hobart Brooks and Miss Katha-
rlne May Brooks will leave shortly for
trip north, and will be guests of Nrs
Iardner at her summer home at Mar
thas Vineyard.
fuiton Karr. organist of the Mount
vernon Methodist Church, who spent
tne summer Of 1911 coaching under the
Lnsiish composer. DR.. William Foulkes,
mas just been the recipient of pleas
ing attention from his former teacher.
IN the dedication to him of his most
recent composition for the organ.
Edgar Paul Of Washington and Balti-
| more. has arranged to study with
| David Bispham this summer He will
go to New York to work with Mr. Bsp-
nam nam Whiie ne is there. going thence
with him to Connecticut for the balance
| of the summer
At the Church of the Covenant tent
thls evening. beginning at 7:45 O'Clock
| Miss Buelah Harper contralto. will he
the soloist and will sing Lead, Kindly
| Light" by Hawley. and 80 Rest in the
Lord" from Elijah" John G. Klein
will direct the music, with Mrs. Klein
at the piano.
| VIOLIN, vocal and piano numbers, with
few orchestral selections. made a
varied and pleasing program at a stu
dents dents recital t Tuesday evening at the
| nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Hogpood. Piano
numbers were rendered by Miss II.
Emanuel. Miss E. Nash, Miss G. Brau-
ner. Miss NJ. Bromwell. Master l..
0Connor. Miss NJ Easterling, Miss E.
N. Hodges. A violin duet, played by
Masters L. and F. Schenkel, opened
the program and the solos were played
by Master r. Hef1in. J. Hannah. accom-
no 0Y1ia hyv" 49,
Miss NJ. Munnerlyn. Miss T. BromwelI.
accompanied by Miss NJ Bromwell
Master r. Leckie, accompa MED by Miss
K. Leckie; Miss Nellie Kidwell, Messrs.
and Masters E. Bulls and I. Smith. The
orchestral numbers included Sousa's
High School Cadets" and "Valse June. -
by Baxter. with Miss NJ. Beall at the
piano, and there was also one number
by the violin class.
| Henry II. Freeman. organist and
choirmaster of ST. Johns Episcopal
Church. Lafayette square. will leave
the city tomorrow with the boys of his
choir for their annual outing at chesa
peake Beach. On his return with the
boys. June 80, Mr.. Freeman will go
to Monterey. where he will be in charge
of the music at the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION for the summer.
series of recitals by vocal and elo-
cution pupils was brought to a close
for the season last Saturday evening
with a particularly attractive program
| Poems, both serious and humorous
monologues in Irish, cockney, western
and Yankee dialect were rendered by
Mrs. William H. Goodman and Misses
Efhe Koontz. Dorothy Wright Lerry.
Elizabeth Johnson, Bernadine Norris
and Messrs Clarence Ruebsam and Vic
tor =. Hammer. Vocal numbers were
creditably presented by Miss Ruth
Ayles Miss Everil Worrell, Russell
Burroughs, Miss Bernadine Norris Miss
Emma Guschewsky, Miss Irene Regan
and Miss Gertrude Misel. with Miss
Berda NJ. Wilson accompanying.
Mrs Mignon Clke Lamasure will
leave Thursday for months trip west
I. She will visit the Panama Pacific ex-
| position and expects to go to Los An
! geles to hear Horatio Parker's ten
| thousand-dollar prize opera. Fairy
land.' about which she lectured so en-
tertainingly last week for the high
school students.
| Two young Washington musicians
Miss Richie Mclean, contralto, and
| Miss Ruby Stanford. violinist have
been en- tour now for about two weeks
playing and singing at chautauauas in
Maryland and Virginia. and making a
real sensation at each appearance, some
times being compelled to respond TO
three or four recalls after each of their
numbers. During their stay in Mary
land they were entertained by Jan van
Hulsteyn. under whom Miss Stanford
studied at the Peabody Conservatory
at his home in the Green Spring valley
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