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music has been arranged for Flag day
exercises tomorrow at the Post once
Department. The opening number VIII
be a selection. march. Daughters Oh
America. by Lampe, rendered hy the
L. S. S Mayfiower band. under the direc-
tion of Fl. ]. Peterman, and that Will De
followed by the Soldiers Chorus,
from Gounod's Faust sung under the
direction of Earl Carbaugh, with Dom
aid Freeze accompanlst; octette, Brave
Heart, Sleep On" by Parks; chorus
New Hail Columbia by Chadwick;
cornet solo. The Rosary by NeVln.
l.. Z. Nining; selection, American
PATROL by Meacham. the band. octette
"Recessional,' by DeKoven; chorus. TO
Thee, o Country" by Eichbers, Sex
tette,'' from Lucia" sung by double
sextet; address by A. NJ Dockery. The
Star spangled Banner" Mrs. Bowie;
stars nd Stripes Forever" by Sousa,
the band. Soloist. Mrs. J. F. NJ. Bowie;
double sextet. Mrs. Bowie and Miss
Mabel Roberts, sopranos; Mrs. Anna
Brett SUNNY and Miss Nancy Reynolds,
contraltos, }. +. NJ. Bowie and Richard
Backing, first tenors; D. G. Angevene
and Calvert Bowie. second tenors: Earl
carbaugh and Newton Hammer. first
bassos. and j. +. Dugean and Edwin
Callow, second bassos.
Arrangements have been completed at
Eastern and Western High Schools Tor
the examination of major music stu
dents. Piano students at Eastern Hlsh
School will be examined tomorrow at
/ o'clock at the school by Miss Pearl
Waugh and Frank Norris Jones. Those
At Western will take their test at the
same hour at Woodward & Lothrop S
auditorium under Miss Alice Burbage
and DR.. Anton G'oetZner. Violin stu
dents will be examined tomorrow morn
ing at II O'Clock by Josef kaspar and
Herman Rakemann at the latter's S
studio. and students of pipe organ will
he examined by Samuel Wood. organist
of St. Marks Episcopal Church at $50
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Charles Trow bridge Tittmann will be
the soloist at the Church of the Cove
nant tent this evening. The service
will begin a AS o'clock and Mr.. Trow-
bridge will sing NO Night There by
banks, and Trust in the Lord by
Handel. John G. Klein viii accompany,
music and Mrs. Klein will accompany,
usual.
Josef kaspar held his last musicale
at his residence studio SATURDAY after
noon The program consisted of string
Quartets, duos and solos by the pupils
and the assistant teachers, Miss Roberta
Allen and Miss Elizabeth Wilbur. They
were also assisted by Miss Carolyn
Boardman and Miss Mary Mcfarland,
Paul Finckel, cellist, and Miss Adams
and Miss Eulalie Buchanan, accom-
panists.
branches of the Won Unschuld Univer-
sIty of Music, Friday, at Mount Pleas
ant congregational Church, the young
students We're assisted by Arthur
Green, tenor, of the faculty. BY re-
quest, Nine. Won Unschuld played in
iier usual mastery way her own ar
Iangement of Liszt's Hungarian Rhap-
sody. No. 49, Madeleine Lazard-von
nschuld played McDowels ITO a Wild
Rose" and "Mazurka in B Flat Major,
by Chopin, and other pupils contribut-
ing to the program were Miss Frances
Finckel. Miss Claire Cranmer, Master
Raymond Gittelman. Miss Zelda Brown.
Miss Alice Hudson, Miss Bruce, Miss
ialcyone Hargrove, Miss Lorraine Moet-
eel, Miss Virginia Gttelman, Miss
Ethel Coffin, Miss Louise Finckel, Miss
Margaret Call, Miss Mabel Anderson.
Master Alton Heyser, Miss Theresa
Pittier and Miss F. Gutelius.
Miss Cordelia Kautz of New York was
the assisting solo at a students re-
cltal Tuesday evening at Calvary Meth
odist Church. Miss Kautz has a mez-
20 soprano voice of mellow quality and
a pleasing personality, and supported
by Miss Pearl Waugh at the piano.
was well received after each of her
numbers, which included: "Oh, Sleep,
Why Dost Thou Leave Me-" by Handel:
My Mother Bids Me Bind My HAIR" by
Haydn. I've Been Roaming" cold Eng
lish), encore; Love on the Highroad"
by Roger; "Ich Hab Elm kleines Lied
Erdacht,' by Bungert; I'm Volkston.'
by Hildach: Zeuignung." by Strauss;
A une Fiancee,' by Gabrielle Ferrari; ;
lie Jardin des Reves." by CASTOR Paul
in: Air de Liza" from IL Enfant Prod
lgue.' by Debussy: encore. Sweetest
Flower That Blows" by Hawley. The
Young pianists gave a good account of
themselves in each of the numbers
t'reda Rings rendition of the Solitary
Wanderer," by Grieg: Miss Louise Ryan
in MacDowelrs Melody and .Liebes
Walzer,' by Moskowski and Dorothy
bennett in the Hungarian Rhapsodie,''
by List, deserving of special mention
Others adding to the pleasure of the
occasion were Miss Elizabeth Jobe, Miss
Herminia Ellis and Miss Margaret Will
fey and Mrs. kerfoot Affieck
This evenings service at Emmanuel
Baptist Church will be devoted princi-
paNy to music. Douglass 6. Miller
Dickinson at the piano and Neville D.
Miller accompanist The following pro-
gram VIII be rendered: Chorus, Great
and Marvellous; solos, 1T Is Enough"
from Elijah" W b. Wooden. When
with Doubling and Dreading," Miss
Ruth Pope; MY Days Are in His
Hands. Nell L, Marks, and He Shall
Feed His Flock from The Messiah .
Mrs Neville d Miller; sermon How
David Learned to Sing" Rev G. g.
johnson. D D.: chorus. Come Unto
Me, with incidental duet and solos,
Mrs. r koeberle and Miss Rachel Fle-
harty; solo, From the Depths" Robert
Burns. quartet. Fear Not. O Israel
Miss Clokey, Mrs. Miller, Charles d
Church and Mr. Burns: solo save Me
q Cod, Miss Anna CIokey, and chorus
Gloria" by Mozart
Oscar Franklin Comstock, retiring
dean Of the District of Colurnbi, Chan
ter OF the American Guild of Ureanisfs
this season next THURSDAY evening in
Trinity Church. when he will be assist
ed By a ladies' chorus, which viii sing
Two rare works by Brahms and Miss
Myrtle Began. who Will give Hear Ye
Israel. from Elijah" Mr. CoinstocItr &
numbers include Bachs "Doric Toccata
and FuGue' Third Sonata" by
Bechef Concert Piece" by Toepper
Nocturne. by Ferrata. and "Consola-
t!oh. by Liszt The public is cordial
ly- Invited TO attend
Features Of the comIpencement ex-
ercises "f the Won l'nschuid Iniver-
s-ty "i Music were the exarnina ton piano
fseitais OF Miss r. Gute}ius for preilnjna
~ and middle grades and Of Miss f. Cof-
TN for preliminary grade. Special mention
81 the Chopin study in +, Major and
tne Revolutionary Study play yed by
Miss Gutei!Cs and the Moskowski '.Valse
= Major bg Miss Coffin.
generous program of well chosen