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Richard Lorleberg. cellist. was the
assisting soloist at the closing concert
of the Choral Club of Mount vernon
Seminary, when he played 'Saraoande'
by Bach; "Bourree," by Haendel: An
dante" by Gluck; "Albumblatt,' by
Henriques; lie Cygne," by Saint
Saens, and "Guitarre," by Moszkowski'
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur. violinist, assist
ed also. playing the obligato 10
Nevin's Doris" sung by Miss Gilbert.
Miss Davis. Miss Frances Courtney ana
Miss Sykes. Misses Ross. Perkins. HoH-
man, Gardner, Courtney, Howes ana
Mayer contributed to the success OF the
occasion, and among the numbers by
the Choral Club were: See the SKY
lark by Pinsuti; Irish Love Song
by Margaret Lang; Song of Spring
by Neidlinger; Lords and Ladies
(gavotte from "Mignon"). by Thomas:
''Mariquita,'' by Mario; "Swing Along,
by Will Marion Cook; pretty Polly
Oliver" by Victor Harris; Looks and
Eyes," by Lynes; THE Moon Hangs
Low" by Spence, and Morning Hymn"
by Henschel.
The personnel of the Choral Club is
as follows: Miss Atkinson, Miss Balm,
Miss Blodgett, Miss Bush. Miss Cath
crime Courtney, Miss Frances Courtney.
Miss Davis. Miss Gardner, Miss Gerber.
Miss Gilbert. Miss Hoffman. Miss
Howes Miss Joy, Miss Kidder, Miss
Latimer, Miss Mark, Miss Mayer, Miss
Palmer, Miss Pefiey, Miss Perkins, Miss
Pratt, Miss Ross. Miss Sykes. Miss
Edna Watts, Miss Whitehead, Miss
Winship and Miss Yeatman. oficers:
Mrs. A. X. Payne. director; Miss Gill
bert, president; Miss Frances Court
| nov Sacrntory and Miss Patterson.
companist.
The music at the First Presbyterian
Church today will include at the morn
ing service the organ prelude. Mel
ody." by Pratt: anthem, Gloria in
Excelsis." by Potter; offertory. duet.
Lead Kindly Light" by Biederman.
Mss postde aer't sns nsi MaleR By
Fugue in Minor" "Herzlich Thut
Mich verlangen," by Bach: anthem.
God Is Love" BY Shelley: e., ofterto1y, {: tory
"St. Paul." by Mendelssohn. Mr.. Sor-
rell; postlude, Fanfare" by Lemmens.
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur and Miss Ruth
Chewing. tenor. were the assisting
soloists at students recital last even
ing at Emmanuel Baptist Church. Miss
Wilbur and Miss Bronson gave two
VlOLn OueIS, DuO 0yIHpAOulQuS, ny
Berthold Tours. and an arrangement
for two violins of the sextet from
Lucia di Lammermoor. Mr.. Chewn-
ing sang Where My Caravan Has
Kssted By Lohr ~ and 81 Wonder e.nd II
numbers were rendered by Misses
Louise and Edith Buck. Miss Margaret
l Van SAINT. Master Daniel Hunter,
Misses Virginia and Evelyn Doyle,
Miss Marian Winslow, Miss Elsie
Chamberlain. Miss Margaret Michael
son. Miss Dorothy Reeder. Miss Wini-
fred Michaelson, Miss Mabel McPher-
son. Miss Ruth Capers. Miss Thelma
Manett, Miss Edith Bishop, Miss Louise
Buck. Miss Wilmoth Doyle. Miss Jean
Falconer, Miss Catherine Tilden, Miss
Ruth Thomas. Miss Mildred Armstrong
and Miss Mary Beth Jackson. The
program closed with the c major SON.
ella H. 1lsley, with the second piano
accompaniment (arranged by Grieg) by
Miss Grace Adams.
of the Kate Gordon Chapter Of the
southern woman suffrage conference
took place at the Cloverside School.
Included in the attractive program was
| the piano solo. 'Marche Mignon." by
Poldini: Miss Margerita Porcella: vocal
solo, Miss Silvia Metcalf: vocal duet,
Mrs. Metcalf and Miss Metcalf: bari
tone solo, Prince Ivan's Song" by
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recitation. "a Quaint Narrative" Mrs.
Dieffenderfer; Ave Maria" by Henselt.
and Aus Dem Carnival" by Gries,
sIssnn Miss Lorss d,hsc. Morrison; oad,. ar. from
Tschaikowski. Miss Marian webs:
piano solo. "scherzo in B Minor" BY
Chopin. Miss Emma c. Bender: songs.
.verborgenheit." by Wolf, and I'm
donald.
A home recital for the benefit of the
Florence Crittenton Home was given
by the Anthony League Wheel at the
house Of the chairman. Mrs. Charles
w Fits. Monday evening. the AFFAIR
being a great success. Those taking
part were Mrs. Eta Wilson Davis,
Miss Lillian Tolson. the Misses Barr
and E. ]. Lewis. with Mrs. Parker and
Mrs Dunlop as 'pianists Mrs. sarah
Deeds and Paul Grove gave readings.
comic and serious. most acceptably.
The music at Mount Pleasant Con-
gresational Church this morning, un-
der direction Of Claude Robeson, or
ganist: will include the organ volun-
sI.y, sntSsno onsrfoirs; eHe e. by Theodore Dubois:
tenor solo. "It was for Me-; by Blounf.
organ postlude. 'Marche soienneile,.:
ny Lemaigre The quartet consists Of
Mrs HaycocK. soprano: Miss Ada
Arundel. contralto; c. D. Church.
tenor. and Arthur Chester Gorba
oass Evening services at this church
have been discontinued until fall.
Mrs. A. D. Melvin assisted in giving
the program at a recital Of youns
piano students last week. singing "The
Llttie Dutch Garden" by LAWSON
Marks. and two of her own composi-
tions. Poppy Land Limited Express'
and Smile Bit Instrumental nun
bers were given by the following stu
dents: Jessica Tabler. Elizabeth Jack
son. William Winstead. Virginia Spear.
Louise Hess. Marion Dammeyer, Ruth
Laughton. Helena McDade, Anna Blake.
Marietta Melvin and Elizabeth Blake.
| Pupils of the Mendelssohn schoo, of
Music gave their annual recital at the
recital hall. 1906 G street, before an en-
| thusiastic audience of friends and rela-
tives. The program included both
violin and piano numbers, and among
the participants were Miss Maria Stoli,
Misses Katherine Weckel. Emma
Braun. Kathleen Lyons. Lena Mair.
Loretta Loretta Lyons and Margaret Lyons,
Laurie, Master Henry Mair. Master AL
fred Diener. Heinrich Bauer and Ed
ward Diener. Master Robert Benner.
Misses Helen Mergner. Louisa Rom.
| Mildred Beckwith and Esther Pitts,
Master David Bauer, Master Leonard
Benner. Miss Roma Benner. Master
Gustave Weckel. Miss Mildred Beck
with and Sigmunda Cara, Miss Kath
crime killeen. Ludwig Hammel, John
Bergner. Miss Atcha Buckhart. Miss
| Augusta Braun. Miss Hazel Bennett.
| Miss Viola Measer. Miss Grace GIL
| christ. Miss Sadie Killeen. e. r. Chris
tiani. Joe Lyons. Henry MAR. Robert