Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-03
Barry. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pearson,
Miss Fan Noack and Frank Howard.

Barry. ME-. ana MIS-. IedISoii,
Miss Fan Noack and Frank Howard.
Miss Edith Graham and Mrs. Gladys
Thomas, sopranos; Mrs. Carl r. Stuhler,
eonlralto. and Miss Lucilia Ehl1ng,
vlonnisr, assisted on program given
Friday evening at the lexington Pres
byterian Sunday school house by piano
pupils of Mrs. Robert E. Allen. Miss
sang with Mrs. Thomas and Mrs.
Stuhler .'Mammy's Lullaby" by
Dvorak-Spross, and Nevin's 'Carryone
Amoroso," with Mr.. Stuhler accompany
Concerto, for violin and piano. Nun.
bers by the pupils included "Pastorale.'
by Leibert Stark. Miss Margaret
Heberle:. with Mrs. Allen; Tale of
Morse Allen Swing Song" by Els
worth. Miss Mildred Hanson; warrior
lips: Heather Rose" by Lange. and
Esther Roberts: a La Bien Aimee. by
Schutt, Miss Lucille Heberle; Silver
Chimes and "Lilliputian Parade" by
Ducelle. Masters Joseph Hanson and
Robert Heberle; "Barcarolle." from
Grace Spencer; Birds of Paradise" by
Streabog. Miss Dorothy Anderson;
violin. In Springtime,' and In Merry
Mood" by Greenwald. Messrs. Scott
Pollock and Earle Pierce: Song: Of
Reapers," by Esterbrook. and The Jug
gler," by Pendleton: Master Joseph
Hanson: Album Leaf" by Heller. and
"Nocturne in E Flat Major" by Chopin.
Miss Lucille Heberle; overture, Mar
riage of Figaro" by Mozart. Master
Robert Heberle. with Mrs; Allen; New
by Beethoven. Miss Olive Gall: Les
Joyeaux Papillons," by Devau ss and
Miss Margaret Heberle; Wooden Shoe
Dance" by Barbour; "Barcarolle." by
Burgmuller, and Cinderella by Kuhn.
Master Robert Heberle; Home: Sweet
with Mrs Allen: wedding Day" by
Grieg. Miss Lucille Heberle; presenta-
ton of medals. DR.. Henry Z. Brundage.
Miss Viola schippert. soprano. and
Earle Wagner, violinist, assisted in
giving the program az recent recital
by pupils of Mrs. Carrie Bruce Wagner.
each contributing group OF solos The
numbers by the students were n as dpi >.
by Lindsay, Edith Beck and Lucille
Grain; solo. Humoresque." by Dvorak.
Sally Smith: solo, Con Amore." by
Beaumont, Gladys Walker; duet. IN
Williams and Emily Jones; solo, "Gyp-
sy Rondo." by Haydn. Lucille Grain:
solos, Fur Elise" by Beethoven, and
"Menuet.' by Paderewski. Emily Jones;
duet. Trimming Through the Heather"
by Hoist, Edith Beck and Mrs: Wagner:
solo, "Playmates Waltz" by Oates. Eva
Williams; solo, Sonata. Major. op.
2. No. l." by Clement. Eugenia Bell:
duet, "Carmencita," by Sartorio. Eliza
beth Bradford and Alice. Thompson;
! solo, "Scherzo, Minor" by Mendels-
| sohn. Alice Thompson; solos. Prelude.
| No. co. by Chopin. and TO a Wild
Rose" by MacDowell, Earl Smith; solo.
| Tarantelle." by Nollet. Elizabeth Brad
| ford: duets "Berceuse," from "Jocelyn,"
| by GODDARD. and Spanish Dance" by
Moszkowski, Eugenia Bell ana Mrs.
Wagner: solos. "Ar!etta,' ny Lack j.;
Skating" by Behr. Edith Beck; duet,
Titus Overture by Mozart. Elizabeth
| Bradford and Mrs. Wagner; solos. "Du
bist die ruh." by Schubert-Liszt and
son; solos. Der wanderer." by schu-
! bert-Lisz "Valse. Minor" by Che
/ pin. and Venetian Love Song by
| Nevin. Mrs. Wagner; duet. The Star
| Spangled Banner" by Smith. Sally and
Earl Smith.
| Mrs Charles p. Donch. mezZo soprano.
sang last Sunday at the fifteenth an
niversary celebration at the RUPERT
| Home. when she was heard in the aria.
by Tschaikowsky, and for encore. The
Years at the Spring" by Mrs. Beach.
The Government Printing Office
Chorus gave its tenth Memorial day
program at the printing Office Tues
day. The numbers were unusually well
rendered. the male chorus doing es-
peeially good work. The program was
as follows: America" Smith; welsh
National Air" tadaptedD. Brewer;
OCCASIONALLY de Koven. Paul Blsyden.
tenor soloist. Old st. Johns Church /;
| accompanist. Mrs. Paul Bleyden.
i'Where Heroes Sleep" Parksi address,