Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-01

Daughters of America. Miss Hall sang
The Swallows" by Coenen. and Mr.
Whitman gave THE Bedouin Love
Song" by Pinsuti. The accomplishments
were acceptably rendered by Mrs. Will
liam Ross Whitman and Miss Helen
Whitman.
At Hamline Methodist Church this
Miss Edith B. Athey, will include the
organ solo. prelude in b Flat" by
Bibl; anthem, 20 Lamb of Cod by
Morse; offertory hymn. Firm on the
lude. March" by Barnby Evening.
organ prelude. "Adagio Cantabile."
from Sonata Pathetique," by Beethoven:
anthem, The Heavens Resound": of
fertory anthem. Hymn of Peace.
by Beethoven: organ postlude, AL
legro Vivace," from Eighth SYM
phony," by Beethoven.
Miss Dorothy E. McCauley presented
an attractive program at her first
spring musical at Studio Hall. Thurs
day evening. assisted by Harry Waller,
violinist. The entire program was
pleasing and the accomplishments were
played by Frank Norris Jones and
+, George Thompson.
Recital by pupils of Glenn G. Gorrell.
! the Washington Club, June 20, $50
o'clock. 18th and K:
Romance from concerto, D minor CIV.
chetta. valser Gentle &c. Nevin). Her.
bert K. Schemet; sonata, c major (first
movement CIV. A. Mozart). Florence
Tuck; Shepherds All and Maidens
minuet (F schubert). Mildred Pun
phrey; Song Without Words &c. Sind
ing). valse from Bohemian suite (R.
FrimmD;, Sarah B. Thrift; prelude. 6
Ransdeil; valse. D fiat Of. Chopin j.
Arabesque IT. Lack). Phyllis S.
Moore; concerto. G minor (first move
ment1 e.; Mendelssohn). Fannie Louise
oven). Chant glamour IS. StojowskD.
two etudes in G fat. valse. A fat Of.
Chopin, Mabel L. Jones; Die Lorelei"
Tngarisch" o.. MacDowelD. Louise
movemenD IL. van Beethoven). Joys
of Autumn" (E. MacDowelD. Fannie
Louise Rixey; concerto in tfrst
movemenp CA Arensky. Mabel L.
| Jones.
! This evening the choir of the Brook
I land Baptist Church. Miss Isabel Jarvis
| Primm. director. at the organ. will give
the following musical service: Anthem.
Make a Joyful Noise by Thomas;
solo. BE Thou My Guide" by Lowell.
I Mrs. Robert Callahan; anthem, The
Sunset Glories of the West" by Hall;
Teach Me to Trust Thee More" by
Lowden. Mrs. George H Smith; solo. 20
| Divine Redeemer." by Gounod. Mrs.
David H. Oertly; anthem, Lord of
Heaven" by Rossi, incidental duet. Mrs.
Oertly and C. b. Perry; solo. 20 Loving
Father" by Del Riego. Miss Mae L.
Millington.
| John B. Wilson. who is In charge of
/
| the absence of McHenry McChord. will
give a short recital at 1880 o'clock this
| evening, presenting the following num-
| bers: prelude and Fugue in D Major"
| by Bach: "IntermezZO. by Rheinberger,
and Romance in d Flat by Lemare.
For the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church this morning. Claude
Robson has arranged the following
music: Organ prelude, PRAYER. by
Jesus and Shall 1t Ever Be-" by Ha-
vens, Miss Florence Steffens and
Charles d. Church; offertory solo, My
God, My Father. While l Stray" by
"Cortege." by DeBussy. The quartet
of the church will divide the work dur
ing the summer. Miss Stenens and MI
| Church singing during July and Mrs.
A. L. Haycook, soprano, and James ).
Hicks, bass, during August
Successful events of the week must
| include the ensemble recital given
Tuesday evening by pupils of Miss Ma
bel c. Linton at the United Brethren
Church, at which large audience
manifested much appreciation of the
efforts of the young pianists. Miss
Grace Bromley, reader, and George f.
Anderson. tenor. assisted on the pro-
Man and JIM" by Riley; When Com
II any Comes" Innocence" and The
Modern George Washington" and Mr..
Anderson also meeting with favor for
den" by d'Hardelot: Inter Nos" by
( MacFayden; Good bye" and "Sere-
nata." both by Tosti: AT Dawning." by
/ Cadman. and "Ah. Moon Of Ny Delight"
! from "A Partisan Garden by Liza Len :
mann. Among the numbers by the stu
dents was a sextet for two pianos).
Les Sylphs' Valse." by Bachmann,
played by Stewart Phillips. Ralph Nor
ton. Grier Linton. Clarence Porter
! tet "Marche Militaire," by Schubert,
! Florence Stevens, Elizabeth Goodloe.
Deas Adams and Evelyn Smoot; Grand
valse de Concert" by Mattel, Agnes
i Thelma Brown; duo. March de Tan
!. haeuser," by Wagner, Gertrude Phil
! lips and Frances Chalk: duo. ..Marche
Hongroise.: by kowalski, Miss Pauline
! Lewis and Miss Eleanor Lewis; Con
!
Miss Linton, with orchestral accom-
paniment at second piano by Gertrude
| Smallwood; duo, "Marche Macabre," by
! Saint-Saens, Miss Linton and Miss
| Eleanor Lewis. The affair was brought
/ to a close by the presentation of medals
to the most successful of the students,
/ Miss Agnes Goodloe. being awarded
| a silver medal ard Gertrudt Phillips
| and Gertrude Smallwood, both gold med
| ais, the presentation being made by Mrs.
Frank A. Edginton.
| Mrs. Florence Howard, soprano; Her
man Rakeman, violinist; Richard Lore
! Iceberg, violoncellist; w. S. Blanchard,
I precentor, aud Claude Robson. organist,
will render the music at the Church of
] the Covenant this evening. Beginning at
| 7;45 o'clock, the preliminary program
will include the organ solo, "Adagio,"
from Second SYMPHONY" by Widor
Eyes Unto the His by Stoughton;
cello solo. Ave Maria" by Bach
Gounod during service violin solo.
"Arioso," by Haendel; soprano solo,
'.The Angels Song by Stickles (violin
and cello obligatos); trio for violin.
cello and organ. "IntermeZzo." from
1.-The Jewels of the Madonna" by Wolf
Ferrari.
The Musurgia Quartet. consisting of
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gaw1er. Mrs Will
liam T. Reed, Richard p. Backing and
Earl Carbauh, with Harry Wheaton
Howard, pianist and director. met with
it's usual success Wednesday evening,
when singing at the ninth annual meet