Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24

for the graduates. Melva Barefoot. a
graduate of the Eaton School, and
The star s2 PAN Banner" , entire
chestra are Henry Chr.stiani. concert
master; 1nez Becker. Ewald Bergholz.
Hafman Broidie. Ralph Day. Anna De-
BORN. Eldrid Dickinson. Roger Furr.
sam German. Bernard kanstoroom. Je-
rome Krick. Alice KeIliher, Max Lieb-
ster. Paul Ontrick. Sam Snyder. Will
helmfna Schutt. Fred Sauber. William
Robey and Harry Jung. violins; Rob
ert Ludlam. clarinet: Russell Harry,
The quartet Of the First Baptist
Church. consisting of Mrs. Florence
Howard. soprano and director: Mrs. Ar
thur Whaley. contralto: Henry Lorle-
berg fsubstituting for Henry KruEer).
tenor. and Wheeler Wilson, bass. with
Mrs. Edmund Barry. organist, will sing
for the last time this season At the
morning service today. The anthems
will be Praise the Lord" by Randeg-
ger. and Hark. Hark, My Soul, by
Shelley. Mrs. Howard will continue a4
soloist during the summer and the
choir will resume the first Sunday in
october.
Mrs. Ruby E Potter, soprano, and T
A. Donaldson. bass. were the assistant
soloists at the recital Wednesday even
ing at Calvary Baptist Church. when
Louis A. Potter. jr.. presented his class
OF piano pupils in an excellent program
The numbers wore as follows: Element
airy grades. "Tyrolienne," by Kaiser.
Athlyne Spahr: "Schottische." by Jones,
Hildred spahr: Dance of the Gnomes.
by Poldini. Miriam Jones; Evening
Wagner. Dorothy Jarvis; scarf Dance
by Chaminade, Madelaine Myers; cha
come" by Durand. Florienet Matter;
Fur Elise" by Beethoven. Ruth Barn
hart: songs. Spring" by Stern, and
.Mammy's Lullaby" by Ware. Mrs; Pot,
Flat Major" by Chopin, and ''Consof'
NO. -. by Liszt. Edwin Moore; Noe
turne." &c Minor" by Chopin, Miss
Elizabeth Matterp; "Pierrette." by
promptu, f" by Lack, Miss Thelma Rice;
"Nocturne in B Major" by Chopin. Miss
Marie Shaw; "Polonaise, Minor" by
Mcdowell. Miss Media Jones; "A la
Bien Aimee" by Schutt. Miss Ruth
Thomas: songs. THE Pipes of Gordon $
King of Ireland" Mr.. Donaldson; adj
vanced grades, "Liebestraum (No -,
by List. Mrs. Lillian Petersen; Polo
naise. A Major" by Chopin, Everett
List. and prelude. B Flat" by Chopin.
Miss V. Macon Rice; waltz, Z Major. .
by Moszkowski. Mr.. Potter.
Henry Waller, violinist. who recently
was graduated from the Washington
College of Music. will assist at the
morning service at All Souls Unitarian
Church today. He will play obligatos
to solos. "oh. Dry Those Tears" by
Del Riego, and 20 Lord. Most Holy
by Cesar Franck. to be sung by Charles
T. Tfttmann. and Lewis Corning At
water. at the organ, will play for
prelude 'Intermezzo Lirico," by Rossi;
offertory. Aspiration" by Rheinberg
er, and postlude. Fantasia" by Bach.
An ensemble piano recital was the
novel offering arranged by Miss Mabel
Linton for the annual appearance OF
The affair took place last week in the
Presbyterian Sunday school house at
kensington. and the pupils were as
sisted by George L. Anderson. tenor
and Miss Ruth Bronson, violinist. Mr.
Anderson sang II Know a Lovely
Garden" by D'Hardelot. Inter Nos
by MacFadyn. "Ah. Moon of My De-
light" by Lehman. Good bye" and la
Serenata." both by Tosti, and Eat
Dawnine," by Cadman, and Miss Bron-