Evening star., 1916-07-09

Keith. with orchestral accompaniment
on second piano by Miss Wilson; Ca
price Espasnol." by Moszkowski.
schuett, do Vids De1anes; aeSe "pan.a nsN Napoli,
tana." by MaagFelton, Marie McCath-
ran; Sonata. Op. 10. No. 2" (Allegro),
by Beethoven, Edith Finney; "Polon-
ase sbx ca1 Mator by ch9pn Rpst porey Sy
Chaminade, Albert Milans; ITO Water
Dowel. Louise Mcfarland: Drifting,
Sy FFim1 Gap5ice BY Grefn; h Heisn sEt
Chopin, Laurette Marks; Grand Pol
onaise Brilliante.' by Chopin. Chorellis
Dixon. second piano accompaniment by
Miss Wilson.
Frederick Hardman. baritone soloist OF
Trinity Methodist Church, will be In
charge of the music at the services during
the absence of Mrs. Duncan L. Richmond
a fortnights vacation. Mrs. Robert Stone.
soprano. will assist Mr.. Hardman today
and will sing this morning THE Lord Is
Ny Light by Morris. and duet with
Thee" by Lachner. This evening Mr.
Hardman will be the offertory soloist, his
selection being Come Unto Me-" by Coe-
men,. with Miss Minerva Bailey. as usual,
at the organ.
Miss Pauline Scott, Miss Gertrude
Weber. Miss Margaret Murphy and
Messrs. Warren seltzer. W. w. DAILY. jr..
members of the Rebew Orchestra. chap
eroned by Mrs. H. W. Weber, are enjoy
ing the weekend at Colonial Beach.
Miss Hazel Wood, soprano, sang at the
line Methodist Church last Sunday. Civ
ing Rosewigs Hear Us. o Father" eff
fectively
oil
Church of the Covenant will be given
this evening. beginning at 7:45 o'clock,
by Mrs Edith Marmion Brosius. harp
list; w. Roland Carter, baritone; Ernest
sentor. and Arthur D. Mayo. organist,
and among the selections will be the
organ prelude, "Pastorale" Gemare);
baritone solo. THE Lord Is My Light
ing service. harp solo, "Intermezzo."
from "Cavalleria Rusticana," by Mas
cagni: baritone solo. abide With Me"
(Ashford); trio for harp. cello and or
A number of the younger pupils Of
Miss Daisy Fickenscher rendered an in
teresting program recently at her home.
Drissell. Elenore Eby. Gertrude Gibson.
John Grissinger and Richard Schulze.
The program was as follows:
"Largo" go 6HandeD; ca Once Upon on, a
L
(Thome). "Humoreske" (Dvorak). But
terf1y" (Grieg) "Sonate-D Minor"
(Gade). Dame of the Little Girls"
nance" (Cha minade). Death Of Ase'
(Grieg. and "Walther's Preislied."
from Der Meistersinger Wagner).
The pupils of Miss Anna Isora Bin
gaman. assisting teacher of the Virgil
Clavier Piano School. northeast branch.
Miss Georgia E. Miller director. gave
a piano recital June "a. In the T. Ar
thur Smith recital hall, 1906 G street
northwest.
The excellently rendered program of
classic and modern composers was con-
tributed BY Isabel And Anderson; Hi Hiida
Brown Frances Krebs. Margaret Say
ers. Thelma Handley, Esther Sham
ba ch. Harriet Hine and Lillian Bowen.
Miss Bingaman and Rosemary Arnold;
lie Soir," both by Chaminade. and Miss
Arnold's skillful training was further
shown in two solo numbers from Hen
self and Schumann.
The pupils of Miss Mabel NJ. White.
assisting teacher of the Virgil Clavier
Piano School. northeast branch. closed
the student term June % with a re-
cital in which each performer showed
commendable skill. The program, which
represented Paderewski. Virgil. Heller,
krogmann and other prominent com
posers. was interpreted by Susan
Young, Lucille Nolan, John Hall. Dora
Gibson, Blanche Hall, Ernest Parker.
Madeline Mcdonald. Mary Hudson,
Lawrence Cogswell. May Parker. Doro-
thy Phillips, Myrtle White, Alma Nolan,
Mary Young, Myrtle Nolan, AIDA May
Williams and Rose Howard. Rewards
were presented to Miss Mary Young in
the senior class, and Misses Dorothy
Phillips and Myrtle White in the inter-
mediate; these children having won in
the contest held by Miss Georgia e.
Miller, director of the school.