Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-08
MUSICAL MENTION.

Sylvia K1avens, Gertrude Silver, kath-
leen Mccarthy, Helen Mcmahon. Lulu
McGrath. Mildred Lee, Edith oraini and
Masters A. Lewis, Fred Pesten. James
| Jarvis, Armund Lewis. Elmer Preston,
Henry Kilmartfn, Stephen Wright, Miss
Pauline Aschenbach and Eustace Hart
Medals were presented by Col. Samuel
r. Stratton to the successful students as
| follows:
Hart and Miss Francis Rady. Silver
/ medal-Miss Edythe Sauer.
intermediate class = Gold medals
Miss Jessie Mccarthy and sylvia
Schneider, Miss Rebecca Shapiro. Miss
Virginia Raumbach. Miss Florence Aaron.
Miss Margaret Whaley and Miss Ger
trude Rosenberg.
Junior class-Gold medal = Armund
Lewis. Silver medals-Beatrfce Pastel
and Mildred Garland.
! Special prizes-Miss Mildred Lee and
Miss Helena Aschenhach.
! For the Han1line Methodist Church
| today Miss Edith B. Athey. organist.
has arranged the following musical
numbers; Morning; organ voluntary r,:
Prayer. from First Ws,, s g. ia N; by
! Eyes" by Adams: offertory. contralto
solo, 90 Lord. Correct Me-" by Handel.
Mrs. John HumDhey; organ postlude.
''Marche solennelle." by Mailly. This
evening all the music will be from
compositions bv Won Weber. among
them the organ prelude. Air" from
| Der Freischutz": anthem. 20 Thou
, that Takest Away the Sins of the
! World" from Mass in G.: offertory
| hymn. my. Jesus. as Thou Wilt: organ
postlude. March
heard in recital recently at the Portner.
H Flsyds LINDSAY csaminade. Waehs.
scharwenka. GODDARD. Sinding and Men
by Clarence King. sang Drink to Me
! Only with Thine Eos" (old EngIish)
| and Absent" by Metcalf. and John
| Trap played Rustic of Spring" by
/; 'Kuywiak." by wieniawski. The young
/ pianists contributing to the occasion
! were Elizabeth Murphy. Beatrice Mar
| golf. Christine Williams. Mabel and
! Ella Kehealy. Miss Anita Hawkins.
! Charles C'othier. Alice Larrimore and
/ Clarence King.
! At the Church of the Covenant this
evening the music will be rendered by
Mrs Jewel Downs, soprano; Herman
Rakeman. violinist: Richard Loreleberg.
cellist; W. s. Blanchard. precentor. and
Claude Robson. orsanist. the numbers
being as follows: Beginning at 7:45
o'clock. organ solo, "Intermezzo." by
Rheinberser: soprano solo. my Shep-
| herd Thou" by Schubert; cello solo,
] "Praeludium." by Corelli; during serv-
| ice. violin solo. "Salut dAmour." by Ell
gar: soprano solo. Gods Love for His
i Children" with cello obligato). by
Holman; trio for violin, cello and or
! gan "Serenade." by Clough-Leighter.
The annual recital by pupils of Miss
! NJ. Agnes Clarke took pli,, e ..e,e..
Carroll Institute Hall before large
audience. The students were assisted
! by Misses Lila Smithson and Margaret
Turner, in songs and dances, and by
! Miss Jean Mum, In some vocal seIec-
/ tons. A we'll rendered program was
presented by Misses Pearl Shreve, Mar
garet Haul, Julie Diggins Ruth Berke-
ley. Helen Wilson. Ethel Weber. Mar
garet Murphey. Antoinette Castelli. Lo-
retta Goheen. Margaret Clarke, Loretta
Marceron. Catherine Davis. Messrs.
!, Chauncey Simering, Robert Schmidt
Nathaniel Brewer. and Masters Arthur
and Raffaele de Marco. The gold medal
for the most marked Improvement