Evening star., 1916-07-09

remainder Of the program consisted DO Of
duet. Spring Promenade" oy Sar-
gent The First waltz" by schmoll,
and 'Dorothea Waltz" by sartorio'
Mary Judge; Waltz Viennese,' by cur
litt. and ''Tarantelle." by Brandt, kath-
arinH Judge; .The Merry rr GnssIe bsnee ans ns
snyder; witches Dance" and "Cathe-
dral Chimes" by Devaux. Marion
Brown: "In the Boat" by FRANKIE. and
| Graft; 'Nocturne." by Gurlitt: "Medita-
| ton" by Devaux, and The Merry
Wanderer,' by Helms, Katharine
Nicholson; THE Mill" by Haekh; Sex.
"sonatina in F." by Roger, stephen
Borowski; Warriors Song" "Remem-
brance' and "Epilogue," all by Heller.
and Where Wallaby and Lyre Bird
Play" by Thomson, Mary Fisher;
''Mandolinen Waltz" Soechting; LIE
Papillon." by Dennee; Hunting Song"
and farewell by Schumann. and
''MazHrka de Concert" by Pessard.
| Helen Bingham.
some of her piano pupils and their par
! ents Tuesday evening a her residence,
when the following program was Civ
en-: Moonlight on the Hudson" Ada
Mary hammers; Glide Waltz" Anna
eFnhre Mornine prayer pnS1qo MidTed HfTe GIBBS;
''Childs Waltz" Cathrine Gibbs; Min
sen. first piano; Mrs Jorgensen, second
piano: School Days" arranged for six
| hands. Anna Burkhard, Helen Fowler
and Mrs. Jorgensen; Double Eagle"
two pianos. eight hands. Adalene Law,
| renee. Mary hammers. Leonard and
Mrs. Jorgensen. The hostess played
| also two of her own compositions,
"Reverie" and "Brooklet.'' and impro-
vised on the theme of Nearer, My
God. to Thee" Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. hammers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Gibbs Mrs. Lawrence, Wen
dell Reno. Eleonora Jorgensen, Eve
line Hunnicut and Mrs. L. Graves
The annual piano recital of pupils
of H. r. W. Miles. assisted by violin
pupils of French S. Hufty, was given in
Naval Lodge Hall, the program includ
ing the piano numbers: Light of
Heart" by Ferrati, Mildred Mary Bur-
rows and Joseph Franklin Burrows
"Ah. So Fair" from Martha" Velvo
McCauley: Sweet Violet" by SMALL
wood, Miss Thelma Louise Nevitt;
Edna NJ. Lester; "Murmuring Spring."
by Bohm. Mabel Elizabeth Dalton;
convent Bells" by Bollman, Miss Bur-
rows; "Twinkling Stars" by Wilson.
Miss Alice Augusta Humphries; violin
solo. "Menuet, No. O." Miss Edith Silver
berg; accompanist. Miss Sadie Silver
berg: piano solos. Dorothy" by Smith,
j. F. Burrows; Beneath Loves Win
dow, by Lange, Miss Edna Riley; The
Skylark,' by Wallace. Miss Florence
Elizabeth Mary voight; 'Impromptu-
Mazurka." by Bohm, Miss Elsie Frances
Cowan; Fly Away Waltz" by Root, z.
Vincent Lester; violin trio. Petite
Talse" by sa.y. Miss silverberg.
Julius 9f9 G: Ramiseh and French S.
Eugenia Riley: "Esperanza," by sher-
wood Miss Thelma Cecilia Osmond;
ads nalse Arabesqme" by Lack. Miss Mar
Jaell, Miss Della Irene Houser: Ara
besque," by Andre. Miss Edna Nav
Wright: Swing Song" by Fontaine,
Miss. Mss Marion Way Poore; violin solo,
Traumerei." by Schumann, Julius G.
Ramisch: accompanied by French S.
Hufty; Grand Valse de Concert" by
Mattel, Miss Sadie Silverberg; I'll
Irovatore, by Dorm. Miss Eliza G.
Moore, Moore Harp at Midnight" by Aubert,
Flat, by Durand. Miss Josephine
Dooley; Simple Aveu," by Thoma. Miss
Catherine Beck; Moon Flowers" bv
Ephraim. Miss Wilhelmina Anna
Schneider; "Qui vive," by Cans. Miss
Sadie Silverberg and Miss .Iosenhine
Dooley. Medals for efficiency were
awarded to Miss Della Irene Honser
Miss Dorothy Riley and Miss Edna May
Wright.
Miss Angela Franceska Small has
turned from New York, where, when
not on tour, she has been coaching
with Dudley Buck and William Nelson
barrete MISS Small will spend a por-
tlon OF the summer here with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs William Small =,
Euclid street u
claude Robeson, organist of the
Mount Pleasant Congregat tionaI churcb
has arranged the following music Tor
the service this morning: Organ nreI
ude, Ave Maria by Schubert: offer-
tory. duet for soprano and bass. Rise
crowned With Light" by Brackett.
organ Postlude, Bridal Song" by
Goldmark.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chester Gorbach
.ht lofmer one OF the bass soloists of
the choir of the Church of the Cove
nant for the past two seasons. return
ed during the week from a visit TO rela
tiyes in Ohio
Miss Vera Cory entertained last week
at a recital. presenting two Young
pupils. Dorothy Berens and Helen
Brehm. twelve and fourteen years Of
age. respectively, in an am mbitious pro-
gram OF piano numbers. The young
pianists were assisted by Miss Eliza.
beth Sabrina Wilbur, vioIinist. ana
Mrs Edwina Cory Doing. cellist, who
with MISS Cory at the piano, gave two
trios, Duo Symphonique." by Tours
and Chant Sans Paroles" by Tschai-
kowsky. Miss Wilbur played also one
solo number, lie Cygne" by Saint
Saens The numbers by the students
were; "Polonaise" Thy Bach,, ALE
gro lby Haydn. "Andante," from so
nata in C. Major (by Mozart, witch
es' Dance" tby Schytte). "EIfn Dance"
tby Jensen), "Narcissus" (by EtheIbert
Nevin). played by Dorothy Berens:
Invention in Major" (by Bach),
Andante. from Sonata, Opus a. No
~ tby Beethoven), "kamennoi- -Ostrow"
(by Rubinstein). "Slumber Song" (by
SchumannJ. Prelude in ID Flat" (bv
chopin, "Au Ruisseau" and "Pierrot
Reveur au Carnival (both by Schuett)
and "Pierrette" (by Chaminade), Helen
Brehm.
Students from the classes of Miss NJ
Agnes Clarke gave their annual June
recital recently in Carroll Institute
Hall. They were assisted by Miss
Freda Hauf, violinist. the program in
cluding compositions by Chaminade
Gounod. GODDARD. Moszkowski, Rubin
stein, Chopin and Liszt. Among those
contributing to the affair were Miss
Margaret Hauf, Miss Ella Batson.
Chauncey Simmerng. Miss Emily
| Hornig. Miss Loretta Goheen. Miss
Lorraine Taylor. Miss Helen Wilson