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

bone. F. L. Cheney; organ, Miss Erbin
drums, H. B. White of the faculty of the
school; pianos. Miss Walton, Miss Clafiin.
Miss White and Miss Morse.
| At recent pupils recital given at the
Gurley Memorial Church, the young
pianists were assisted by Mrs Otis D.
SWEET; soprano, and Lee Crandan, jr.,
violinist. in giving an interesting pro-
! gram. Mrs. SWEET was heard to adj
vantage in "Cavatina." from "The
queen Of sheba." by Gounod. and "A
spn H. Flower" by Campbell-Tipton.
expression and sympathy "czardas."
by Hubay, while of the pupils, special
| mention should be made of Master
% sehefze S 1DS Moers,, Who M,o played
Howe. who rendered as solo, polo
naise," by Mcdowell. and with Miss
Nellie Haserman, Nevin's Country
Dance. for two pianos; Pas des
Cymbales. for two pianos. by Chami-
made. given by Miss Marion Leishear
and Mrs: Sue Burrows Jennings, and
Master Glare Nugent in giving "The
Music Box" by Poldini. other pupils
contributing to the program were Miss
Edith Barnes. Miss Virginia SWEET, Miss
Bessie Bean and Miss Ethel Wolfe.
Mrs. Jennings was the accompanied Of
the casion. and the presentations
were made by Rev. Bernard G. Bras
kamp.
A special musical service was given
at the West Washington Baptist Church
last Sunday evening, when the follow
ing program was given: Prelude, De-
Rock" by Woodman. the choir con-
| tralto solo. He Was Despised," from
The Messiah by Handel, Miss Allen;
Fear Not Ye. Israel" by Spicker
the choir, with recitative sung by Mr.
Marks: duets for soprano and contralto.
He Shall Feed His Flock and 20
Come Unto Him. from THE Messiah,
by Handel. Miss Craig and Miss Allen;
organ solo. Claire de Lune.'' by De-
bushy. Miss Collision; Festival TIE
choir: soprano solo. I'm Dreams I've
Heard the Angels Singing" by Faure,
Miss Craig: "Droop, Sacred Head"
from From olivet to Calvary" by
Mr.. sabean. and "Entree." by Reasand.
Miss Collision. The soloists of the
choir are Miss Meta Craig, soprano and
DIRECTOR: Miss Margaret Ella Allen,
contralto; Fred Marks. baritone. and
Royston e. Sabean. bass. and Miss
Elizabeth Newton Collision presides at
the organ.
A large audience of relatives and
friends attended pupils recital held
at the New Washington Club Friday
evening. The assisting musicians were
Miss Ruth Leah Ayler. who sang Song
of Spring by Sanderson. and Aria.
Bird Song from 'TPagliacci," by
son, who played "Etude.' by Saint
Saens. Among the young pianists
taking part in the program were Marie
McCathran. Dorcas Barber. Annie Gill;
lin. Almira Gardner. Ruth Stringef,
Grace Royal. Laurette Marks. Vida
Delaney. Marian wallace. Marguerite
Bushey, Edith Finney. Frances Lloyd,
Flora Belts. Helen Weschler. Mildred
Keith. Albert Milaus, Dorothy Cess
ford. Louise Mcfarland, Correllis Dixon
and Dorothy McCauley.
Miss Frieda Haus, vioiinist, was the
assisting soloist at pupils song re-
cital Tuesday evening in Chevy Chase.
when she played 'Serenade," by Drdla,
and Love Song" by Nevin. Among
Davis. who delighted the audience with
her rendition of Silent the Somber
Wings of Night" from Lucia" by
Donizetti; Ave Maria by Bach
with violin obligato by Miss Hauf;
Miss Ruby Pearce, Nicholas Miles. Miss
Lenore Gerlach. Miss Ella Gardner
and Mrs. Sue Burrows Jennings. The
accompanies were Mrs Grace Dufour
Brown and Mrs. Jennings.
Lewis Corning Atwater, organist and
choirmaster, left Tuesday for an ex-
| tended trip. which will include the
California exposition.
Frederick Hartman, baritone, will
sing this morning at All Souls Uni
tartan Church, when he will be heard
in The Good Shepherd by Van de
Water, and Some Sweet Day" by Ed
wards.
Mrs. A. w. Dalgleish, first vice presi-
dent of the Rubinstein Club and solo,
list of the Washington Heights Pres
byterian Church, will not spend the
summer at River Springs. Nd. as has
been her custom. Having recently &C
quired an automobile, she will remain
in the city and take her summer vaca-
ton in the form of short motor trips
to various points of interest in the
vicinity of Washington and in the
nearby states.
Miss Florence Coumbe, mezZo So
| prano, left yesterday for Vienna Va.
where she will be the guest of friends
| over Independence day.
Miss Margery Snyder violinist. played
at the John Dickson Home at it's last
musical this season. Her selections
gone Days" by Friml. and The Swan"
I by Saint-Saens Miss Dorothy Snyder
was the accompanist.
The choir OF the Ninth Street Chris
! tian Church, with quartet and orches-
| ira. gave a pleasing rendition of the
sacred cantata. THE Prophet Psalm
| ist," by Henry Farmer. under the direc-
| ton of Joseph Harrison. organist and
choir director of the church. The quar-
| tet taking part was composed of Mrs.
E. W. Isdell. soprano; Mrs. Grace "
Williams. contralto: Ralph Cady, tenor,
and Wheeler A. Wilson, bass. The
chorus included soprano. Mrs. }. H.
Gibson, Miss Bessie Bonney, Mrs. e. V
Fowler. Miss Estelle Wilde. Miss Eta
Darnall. Mrs. T. r. Pirtle. Miss Emily
Topper, Miss Daisy E. Harrison. Miss
Ruth Abbott; altos. Miss f. r. Peters,
Mrs. F. J. Reiss. Mrs. F. A. Carpenter.
Miss Bessie NJ. Harrison; tenors. Jose
| A. Scott. jr.; Arnel Carpenter. Frank
Morrison, A. L. Bowman and Ralph
Cady: bassos. F. A. Carpenter. Wheeler
| A. Wilson and Appleton Cady They
were assisted by Walter SLIDER. violin
list; Albert Lester. cornetist: j. A. d.
Turner. celist. and George Lester,
trombone.
ALEXANDRIA.