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| Monday afternoon in the oak room of
| the New Willard. She related many
personal experiences with the masters
| under whom she studied in Europe. Her
| tax was illustrated by solos rendered
| by Mrs. Margaret Manierre Brown and
| Mrs. Frances Foxwell-Squires of Chi
cago, who came TO Washington espe-
! cially for the occa sion.
| Mrs. Gertrude Lyons. soprano, will as
SlSt the vested choir of St. Stephen 8
| episcopal Church this morning, and will
/ sing the incidental solos in 20 For
Closer Walk With God" by Foster
At All Souls Unitarian Church today
the musical portion of the service. by
| Charles 7. Tittmann. bass and Lewis
Corning Atwater. organist, will include
Wfdor l9f organ hass prelude, n .!, "Andants," by
tions so F'uriously Rage" from The
Messiah The Good shepherd by Van
de Water: offertory. organ solo. Mode
ratio, by Widor, and postlude, Hymn
us by List.
student events of the week include a
piano recital Tuesday evening at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Ainong those participating in the pro-
Decker. Ruth Hitchcock. Hazel Kreider.
Henry Scott, Martha Norton. Mary
miller. Mary Doris Crawford. Amy Nor
, ton. Helen Ryon. Dorothy Collins
Florence johnson, Janice EeySer Flor
ence Wenner. Jeanette Howard Cora
NJ. locum. Winifred Seckinger IreZ
burrows. Samuel Brownfield, Lillian
Reed: Juliet Grant William Reed.
Ethel kreider and I.eonora Reed. At
the conclusion of the pupils numbers
Miss Zelda l. Miller played the List
paraphraSe of selections from "Rigo-
letto"
The following pupils gave their spring
concert Monday evening in Pythian
Temple: Mrs. Deborah Hickman Law
son, Mrs: Anna Boeckler. Miss Mary
Louise Hussey, Miss Geneva Wallace
Miss Yolande Malone. Mrs H j.
Schneider, Miss Mildred Mooney Mas
ter John Conliff. Miss Mildred Orr
charles +. Proudley. Miss Thelma Mills
Payne. Miss Ida Gum. Miss Dorothy
Humphreys. Miss Margaret Harrington.
Henry X. Hickman. Miss Florence King
and Miss Estelle +. Wild. Both vocal
and instrumental numbers were given.
and Mrs. Lawson, Miss Payne. and Miss
Wallace We're accompanies. Mrs BeS-
sic y. Wild played the second piano
parts of the concertos and other con-
certed numbers
The Ella borate program of vocal and
instrumental solos and orchestral
music numbers presented at the tenth
annual commencement exercises of the
Washington College of Music, at the
BelasCo Theater. testified TO the in
duStry and talent of the pupils, the
majority OF whom were awarded dip
Tomas by s. NJ. Fabian. president of the
college. OF the pianists. all of whom
made Credi a BILE showing, special men
tlon should he made of Elencre Dewitt
Eby, the Youngest graduate in the his
tory of the college, who played one
movement of Mendelssohn's Concerto,
Op. %, with beautiful tone and
technique Judson Peele, tenor. who
was on the program for two numbers.
was called south by business matters
and his place was filled by Mrs. Frances
now living in Whitehall. Wis. Mrs.
Melby was heard to advantage in TT
Isn't Isn't Raining Rain to Me" by
Carey; Think of Me" by Waterford,
and Mary Jane" Mrs. Oldbers ac-
companying at the piano. Frank Nor
ris Jones assisted at the piano in the
concerted numbers. playing the or
chestral parts to the concertos at
second piano. and George Thompson. in
addition to his solos. "Andante Spian-
alto" and "Polonaise, Op. %" by
Chopin, which he gave with fine effect.
played the accompaniments for the
singers The orchestral numbers were
directed by Mr.. Christiani.
The choir of Brookland Baptist
Church will give tonight the following
special music: Anthem, Make Joyful
Noise" Peace: solo. Take My Life and
Let 1t Be-" Schneider. Charles 3. Perry;
anthem, :The Day Is Past and Over.
Reed incidental solo by Mrs. d. n. Oert.
ly: solo. Thy Way. Not Mine, o Lord
Adams, Miss Mae l. Millington; solo,
The Ninety and Nine, Campion, Paul
H Primm; anthem. "Benedic Anima
Mea," Parker: solo, Lead. Kindly
Light" GODDARD. Mrs Charles Johnson ;
duet, 20 Divine Redeemer." Gounod.
Mrs Oertly and willard s. Haynie: an
them. The Omnipotence, Schubert
Spicker. obligato solo. Miss Alma Mar
tha Thomas.
The choir. led by Miss Isabel Jarvis
Primm. organist, consists of Mrs. Oert-
ly. Miss Millington. Mrs. johnson. Miss
WignaIl, Miss Alberta Houser, Miss
Dorothy Fisher, Messrs. PerrySher-
W ood Herbert Prmm. Thomas and Pa VI
Primm. assisted by Miss Alma Martha
Thomas. soprano, and Willard S. Hay
ME, baritone.
Miss Ednah Landvoigt presented her
pupils. in piano recital Wednesday
evening at the Rhode Island Avenue
NJ. +. Church. Assisting in the excel
IentIv interpreted program were Mrs.
Bertha II. Goltsman, soprano. who was
heard in four numbers. The Bitterness
of Love- Dunn; Il Came With Song"
La Forge. and Love Has Wings" and
Z w ina song, DOtn bE Rogers MISS
Emma NJ C. Bender, pianist. also con-
tributed 10 Sposalizio.' List, and En-
Automme." Moszkowski. and Miss Marie
Hansen accompanied at the piano. The
students, whose work ranged from clas
sic to prominent modern composers.
were Lavinia Thompson, Frances
Squires. Rebecca Seamon, Helen Belt,
Dorothea Hoier. Theodore Meeker. isa-
bel Allen. Gladys Marks. Ethel Hegner.
Winifred Hirsch. Helen Hayes Brown,
Efie Morgan and Beatrice Hansen.
Miss Helen Harper viii be the offer
tory soloist at the Westminster Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church today. and
will sing why Art Thou Cast Down"
by Max Spicker. with Mrs. Frank By
ra m. as usual. al the organ
Earl Carbauh. baritone, who met
with conspicuous success in conduct
ing the chorus that sang on the Monu-
fneut grounds for the Flag day celebra :
tion. has been engaged as soloist and
preceutor at the Central Presbyterian n
Church Mr.. tarbauh VIII sing this
morning Evening and Morning" by
Max Spicker. and at the evening serv-
ice. 30 Rest in the Lord" from the
oratorio Elijah" with Mrs. Harry Will
bur accompanying AT the organ.
Miss Mabel {. Linton. pianist. enter
tanned at a musical recently, when
Beaumont Glass of Philadelphia. one of
the violiniSts of the Philadelphia Or
chestra. delighted the guests with a
generous program of both modern and
classical compositions. among them
Concerto" by Mendelssohn. and num-