Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-18
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the students participating In the affair
were Miss Barbara Salmon, Miss Fran
| ceS Berger, Miss Kate Omohundro. MISS
dorothy Scnarf. Miss Mildred Walker
MISS Grace Allemann, Miss Jean Muller
Miss Edna Rose, Miss Viola Rock. Miss
Evelyn Healy and Miss Mary Battle.
Mrs. Edith Marmion Brosius, harpist
scored success at the recent Hagers-
| town music festival, given! under the
auspices of the Hagerstown Choral So
cietS. when she gave the program with
Oiive Kline. the soprano. and an or
cheStra composed of local musicians
augmented by talent from Baltimore
and Washington. Mrs. Brosius won re-
peated recalls and at the close Of her
iasd sro D played for encore ,o Marg "
her second group. Believe Me II All
Those Endearing Young Charms" and
for a second encore. 'Minuet." from
Don Juan" by Mozart. The second
was given by the Stanley Quartet OF
New York city, of which Joseph Math
leu. formerly of this city. was the
| first tenor. and who was heard both in
tival was under the direction Of Charles
Howard Roderick. for many years
prominent in Washington musical
work. and during that time was soloist
!
town, and the Church Of the Covenant.
At the tenth annual commencement
OF the Washington College of Music.
s. NJ. Fabian. president of the college,
awarded diplomas to Mrs. Shelley. Mr..
thompson. Miss Bergman. Miss Hauf
Miss Gladding. Miss Quisenberry. Miss
Thomas. Miss Terrett, Mrs. Roberts
and Miss Eleanor Dc Witt Eby, who
is said to be the youngest graduate
in the history of the Institution. Other
Toula. Judson Peele and Master Harry
Waller. Mrs. Carter gave Rotations.
The pupils of Miss r.. B. c. Keith
gave recital Tuesday evening in the
Keith was assisted by Miss Beverly
Newton. who gave two songs by Nevin;
ny Paul Eanet. who sang Schumann's
1.-Two 1.-Two Grenadiers," and by Robert D.
to the program of classic and modern
composers were Francis Robey, Grace
a. Mooney. Irene Buckley, Norvelle
Newton. L. Mabelle Bennett W. Fran
cis Russ, Rose Pincus, William Shot
Lenore Norris. r. Burrus Williams,
Louise FELTON, and Miss Chopin Keith.
Miss Faye humphrey. contralto. and
in giving. a recital Friday evening at
Emmanuel Baptist Church Miss
humphrey achieved her usual success
In the English song, I've Been Roam
ing. by Horn. and Miss Ullman was
most acceptable in Alteration" by
Borowski: piano compositions. by
Heller. Friml. Moszkowski, GODDARD.
Mendelssohn. Paderewski, Dyorak.
schumann. Mcdowell. Beethoven and
others were rendered by Miss Elizabeth
Springer. Miss Irma Wood, Miss GLADYS
French. Miss Helen Waters, Miss Mary
Coryen. Miss Gertrude Harvey, Miss
Octa buchanan. Miss Wanda Pearson,
MISS Avis L'Hommendieu, Miss Gene
we've Fegan. Miss Helen Mickle, Miss
Hasseltine Dunn. Miss Helen Hall, Miss
Helen Lupton, Miss Gladys Van Horn.
MISS Marion Divine, Miss Ruth Bra
shears. Miss Russell Brashears, Miss
Julia Dewey, Miss Mary Allaband. Miss
Amy Harvey. Miss Naomi Black, Miss
Bessie Hutchinson. Miss Ruth Snapp,
Miss Marguerite Laid, Miss GeorEia
French. Miss Dorothy Galliher, Miss
aeien Loudenslager. Miss Margaret
Snapp and Miss Ruth Snapp; Masters
Herbert Walsh. Lewis Mattern, Muir
vale Farrar and Stephen Fegan.
At the Church of the Covenant this
evening there will be a special musical
at l:45 o'clock. 1t will be given by Mrs
Edith Marmion Brosius. harpist; j.
Walter Humphrey. bass: Richard Lor-
lenerg. eellist; Herbert F. Aldridge.
organist Substitute for Claude Robe
SOM. The program will include an
organ solo. bass solo. BE, Thou with
Me- by Geibel: cello solo. "Siciliane,"
by Pergolesi. with harp accompani-
Hasselman: during service, bass solo,
Cast Thy Bread Upon the Waters" by
Blschon; trio for harp, cello and organ
"Berceuse." from Jocelyn. by GODDARD.
a group of songs to the program given
on board the Canadian Pacific Great
Lake S. s. Manitoba last week Mrs
Ewing will return to Washington in
the fall after an extended trip through
Canada and the western states.
Miss Agnes A. Preston, soprano, and
Harry Walter. youthful violinist of
the city. were the assisting soIoists at
a recent recital of plano students. Miss
Preston singing lie Printemps.' by
Becker. and "Maiden's Song" by Meyer
Helmund. and Master Walter PLAYING
kreisler's Caprice Viennois." both
being rewarded with cordial applause
a close by playing LISTS Hungarian
Ria psody," No. IS. Others participating
In the program were Miss Alice Eccles
Kinyoun. Miss Emile Christiani, Miss
bertha ADramSon, MISS Hllda Reynolds
Banes. Miss Margaret Christian, Mrs
Marian c. Vandeveer. Miss Elizabeth
Corl. Miss Frances Cureton, Miss Claire
Philomene Sgueo, Miss Mary Mildred
Clark. Miss Jennie Jones. Miss jose
phine Golden and Miss Edith Ever
mann.
Miss George Thonssen soprano. who
made her first public appearance here
last winter with the Washington Ora
torio Society in Stainer's Daughter of
Jairus." has returned to her home here
after three-month stay in New York.
where she has been coaching with
6. Campanari and Charles A. Baker,
and incidentally doing some profess
sional work in New York and New
Jersey. Miss Thomson will leave at
the end of this month to visit friends
in Montana, where arrangements are
already made for a number Of recitals
before her return In September.
At the Church Of the Incarnat ton the
choir. under the direction of Mrs
Henry White. will sing the following
program this morning with Emile Mar
King Hall: Jubilate. by Williams: Of
fertory. The Road Of the Loving
Heart" by Ashford; duet sung BY Miss
Elsie Small and F. Robinson StefYens;
communion service by Cruickshank:
organ prelude. "Cantigue," by Gilbert;
postlude. March From Media" by
Cherubni
Mrs. Florence Noack Howard. TO-
prano. will continue as soloist at the
morning service of the First Baptist