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Judd, Miss Mary Tucker Furness, Miss
| Claire Philonene Saueo. Miss Phyllis
| Stewart Miss Johanna Petingale, Miss
Elizabeth Muldrow and Miss Josephine
| Golden.
Mrs Neville s. Miller. contralto, viii
| sing at the Fourth Presbyterian Church
! this morning. when she will be heard
| in He Shall Feed His Flock" from
| The Messiah. md In a duet with Miss
| Christine NJ. Church. The Lord Us My
,, Shepherd by Smart. Miss Mabel Dill
| viii be, as usual. at the organ
Mrs. Edith Marmion Brosius. harpist.
| was a soloist at a recent recital at old
| st. Johns Church. when she gave ef-
fectively .'Priere' and AN Monastere.
| by Hasselmann. with H. H. Freeman at
| the organ.
'Nary," sacred song cycle by Paul
| Bliss. giving four scenes from the life
| of the Mother of the Savior. will be
| sung by Miss Jessie Masters at the y
| O'Clock service of the Church of the
Ascension this evening. The choir will
| give Marks "Magnifcat and 'Nunc
| Dimittis In c.. Albert W. Harmed,
ganist and chormaster of the church.
will play Shelley's Ave Maria for pre-
lude and James Dickinson, organst of
st. PouIs Church, will give "Chant
| Bunebre." by Letocart for the postrlde.
Miss Mona Cav. who has been visit
| ing relatives here for some time and
who recently gave a recital at the
National Library for the Blind, repeat
ed that program at entertain
! ment at Whitney Avenue Christian
Church Among her piano and vocal
selections were sroup of Mcpowelrs
Woodland Sketches a Wild
Rose Autumn" "An Old Trysting
placs ,csar and nd TO Water Lilr"-and il.dha
Rond, Rlumenthal. BARTLETT and Olcott,
also group of Irish songs. Miss Cav
has returned to her horne in Chatted.
MINI.
At students recital given recently
at the Virgil C1avier School the follow
ing young pianists contributed to the
program: Nirmadel Deale Harriet
Hine. Mary Bixler. Esther shambach,
| owen. Edith Dunn. George Reed. Sarah
Cooper. Reginald Newton and Rosenla
ry Arnold
Visitors at the reading room for the
blind at the Library Of Congress last
Monday evening enjoyed a program
ontaining numbers conspicuous for
their novelty In the combin alton OF in
struments. quartet from the United
States Marine Band composed of Wal
ter F. Smith huegelhorn; Hans Wun-
derlich. cornet: Adolph Seidler, French
horn. and Hector Vanpoucke. from
bone, PLAYED The Return of Spring
by Round: Sweet and Low by Barn
by. and Good Night. Good Night, Be
loved" Mr.. Smith gave the Schuber'
Ave Maria" for f1uegelhorn solo. with
George c. Bahr accompanying; Fritz
A. Muwller. violoncellist. also of the
Marine Band, played a fantasie, lie
Desir.'' by Servais. with Armand Gum
precht at the piano. and Henry {.
Stephan. violinist. added to the pleas
ure of those present by giving Can
zonetta.' by DAmbrosia, Mr.. Bahr ac-
companying.
An entertainment, In the form of
"children's concert" was given recently
at the First Baptist Church under the
auspices Of Mrs Grafram's Sunday
school class. Harriet Mitchell. aged
four, was the youngest of the perform
ers. while the eldest was Miss Mar
saret Htldreth, who is a pupil at Cen
were heartily applauded and among
those participating in the program
were Elizabeth Jackson, Marian Graf
fam. Marian and Katharine Whaley,
bara Hildreth. Mary Parks Clements.
Margaret Cole, Charlotte Speiden, Clara
Shepherd and Dorothy Denham.
in recent recital of piano and vocal
solos and ensemble numbers: Vocal
Mrs Deborah Hickman-LaWson, Mrs.
Anna Boeckler, Miss Estelle Wild Miss
Misses Mildred Fultz. Geneva Wallace,
Ida Gum, Mary Louise Hussey. Mar
garet Harrington, Florence King. Mil
dred Mooney, Louise Espey and Charles
Proudley.
Miss Aileen Miller, soprano: Elmo
Jasper. tenor, and Robert Burns, bass,
gave the offertory. a trio. Praise Ye,''
from "Attila,' at the Westminster Me
mortal Presbyterian Church last Sun
day.
A musicale was given Monday evening
at ST. Paurs NJ. E. Church South for the
benefit of the Union Church at North
Beach, Md. DR.. B. F. Smart made
short address, and the program opened
with a trio. Protect Us Through the
Coming Night sung by Mrs. Smart,
Mrs. Neville D. Miller and D. G. Ange-
with reading. lodgings to Let" and
the other numbers were a ladies' quartet,
'Doan Yo Cry Ma Honey, by Noll, Mrs.
Smart. Miss Kearuey. Miss Larner and
Mrs: Miller; violin solo, 'salut glamour
by Elgar. encore, "Berceuse, by Him
sky, Miss Olive Budd; contrato solo.
Bid Her Dream of Me-" by Vannah en-
core. "stille Nacht. Heilege Nacht." Mrs
Miller; soprano sole. In the Woods by
Russell. Miss Etalka Kearney, encore,
Comm Thro' the Rye; piano solo.
MELODY" by Aus der ohe. and Soar
ing by Schurnann. Miss Amy Clement
Leavitt; ladies' quartet. Breeze of the
Night by Lamothe. Miss Smart. Miss
kearney, Miss 1Iarner and Mrs Miller;
reading, Easu Buck and the Buck Saw"
DIR. Calver; duet for soprano and alto,
The Noyagers, by Sanderson Mrs
Smart and Miss l-arner. Miss Leavitt
and Neville y. Miller assisted as accom-
panists.
The musical portion of the services a.
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
| Church today, under direction of Claude
Robson. organist. will include this
! morning the organ prelude, "Braut-
| to My Heart. Lord Jesus" by Ambrose; !;
offertory. alto solo. The Lord Is Ny
Shepherd" by Booth; postlude, March" :"
| from Suite for Organ" by Rogers
Evening: Organ voluntary, "Barcarole'
by Lemars. anthem. by the quartet
fertory. anthem by the Mount Pleasant
Singing Society: postlude. Grand
Choeur," by Deshayes.
| we'll chosen program of songs b,
! Haydn, Monsigny. Cadman, Dorei
| Homer, Grieg. RachmaninoT Men
! deIssohn and Tschaikowsky was given
at a students recital Friday. among
| those participating in the affair being
Miss Beulah L. Harper, Mrs. A. S
Henning. Mrs. J. L Downs, Miss NJ
Coldenstroth, Miss r. A. Briggs. Miss
4, Zander, Miss '. Skeer; Messrs. r.
Hatnie and Arthur Chester Gorbach.
| Mrs. Downs. in addition to ulayir, q,