Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-17

| Francis J. O'Brien of Philadelphia.
assisted by several Washington sing
| ers. gave a recital on the new pipe
organ at the Elks' Club recently at
which an attractive program elected
hearty applause for each number. Mr..
IOBrien played Coronation March," by
| Kretschmer: "Salut d'Amour." by Elgar.
Spring Song. by Mendelssohn;
| Melody in F." by Rubinstein: Pre-
lude in c Sharp Minor" by Rach-
maninoff: The Question" and The
Answer" by Wolstenholme; variations
on Jerusalem the Golden" by Dr.
Sparks, and series of orchestral imi-
tations. showing the tone quality Of
the various registers, including xii
larney" (fute): "Capricioso." by Saint
Saens (violin); Nearer My God to
Thee" fharp). MY Snowy Breasted
PEARL (oboe). The Chimes of Trinity"
(chimes) and selections from Lucia.
La Boheme" and "Aids." A pleasing
variation in the succession of instru-
mental compositions was made by Mrs.
William r. Reed. contralto, who sang
IGounod's 20 Divine Redeemer"; Charles
w Moore who gave Life" by Blum
enthal: Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler.
who was heard in the aria, With Yer.
dure Clad from Haydn's creation.
and Charles Z. Myers. who contributed
kipling's "Recessional." the program
closing with a concerted number by
Mrs Gawler, Mrs. Reed. Mr.. Myers ana
Mr. Moore. with Edward Donovan &C
companying all of the vocal selections
Among successful student events OF
the week must be mentioned the re
cital of Thursday evening at studio
House, in which Miss Alice Burhage
presented a class of pupils in well
rendered program of piano numbers
as follows: :,
skating" KullakD. Music Box"
HHeins>, jeanette Goldenbers; Pas
des Amphores' tChaminade). Josephine
Ney; "Poupee Nalsante" tPoldini,: Ar.
line Gilbert; waltz in b Minor"
Helene Klawans; ITO Water Lilly"
(MacDowelD. "Gavotte" (Jefery3. Mar
jorie Glasgow: "Berceuse' ll!1insky''
Second l Mazurka" (Godard). Jennye
Nordlinger; Norwegian Bridal Process
sion" (Grieg,. Waltz in = Flat"
and "Polonaise" Chopin. Miss Elice
Dawson: "Romance" (Schumann).
March Wind (MacDowelD, Miss Hen
rictta Somehow: Clair de Lune' and
prelude" (Debussy). Miss Elizabeth
Margaret Wright; "Firehy oMrs-
Beach. 'Etude" (Arensky). Miss Sadie
c. Stvron: "Scherzo" Chopin, Miss
Eta Schmid.
William Stansfeld. organist and choir
director of the First Congregational
Church, has arranged the following
musical program for today; Morning
organ prelude, Meditation, by Gott-
schalk: anthem. And God Shall Wipe
Away All Tears" by Field: organ post
Jude. "Scherzo," by Callaerts. Evening.
organ prelude "Cantabile," from
Grand Piece Symphonique. by Fra nck;
anthem, "Tarry With Me-" by Baldwin;
offertory. quartet. 20 Galilee"; organ
postlude, March in Flat" by Silas.
Elsie Carlton Small, soprano. will be
the offertory soloist at the Church of
will sing Alitsen's The Lord Is My
Light The choir, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Henry White. will sing
Woodward's tie Deum" and Emile
play for prelude schumann's "Trau-
merei' and for postlude March, from
"Julas Maccabeus," by Handel
John B. Wilson, who is substituting
at Epiphany Church for McHenry Nc
Chord. will give an organ recital this
evening before the service, beginning
at 7:30 o'clock when he will play
"Fugue in f Flat" est. Ann's). by Bach;
Vision" by Rudolf Bibl; Allegro
Sonata in F." by Mendelssohn.
Raphael Rooster entertained large COM
pany at his residence studio when he pre-
scented his class of pupils in recital giving
the following program Piano duet, I'll Tro-
vatore," by Verdi, primo part John Tholl :;
violin, AMERICAN Melodies by Foster:
Miss Alma Miller: Dainty Princess"
Amore" by Beaumont. Paul Howard vio-
lin, Harvest of Flowers by Weiss. Miss
Katharine Cotter: piano duet. Guards
Edith Johnson; violin, Dream Waltz"
by Vogt. Richard Conway: piano. ODE
ron Fantasia" by Dorm Miss Mary Tholl;
violin. "Euterpe March" by Greenwald.
der George Killian; piano; "Rigeletto
ders; violin, Halloween Els by Win
a Aue re sas psno Basket b{ Bel Of
Roses by Gillett. Miss Roberta Steven
SON violin, Blue Bells" by Harris, Carl
Andregg; Crimson Brushes" by Lester,
Emil Loehl: bohemian Girl" by Win
ner Louis Wernerson: piano prelude. by
Rachmaninoff Miss Ruth Mink violin,
"Gavotte." by Gossec, Harry Bowling;
Air vaEiee by Dancla' o Frahk Beatty Ms
Gladys Nichols; piano, "On Wings of
Song" by List Miss Margaret Cassells:
Hungarian Fantasia" by Tobani, Fred
erick Barker; duet, Marche aux Fam
garet Carey.
Mrs. John W. Daniel, jr.. mezzo-so
prano, has been the recipient of
photograph of the late Edward Mac
bowel, to which is attached his auto
graph The picture is a splendid like
ness. a platinum print. ard was sent
to Mrs Daniel by Mrs. MacDowell from
Hill Crest, the home of the composer
Miss Ruth Hutson. a young pianist.
contributed to the program of a recital
recently given under direction OF Mrs.
Frank Byram. winning much favorable
comment for her rendition of Mac
Dowell's Shadow Dance" and Con
solation," by List.
Miss Aileen Miller. soprano, will be
the offertory soloist at the Westminster
Memorial Presbyterian Church this
morning, when she will be heard in
"Eision," by Carrie Jacobs Bond.
Pupils of Joseph Harrison held their
annual recital Wednesday evening at
the Ninth Street Christian Church. CIV
ing the following program of violin
and piano numbers: Piano solo, "Marche
Tucker: violin solo. Hungarian Rhap-
sody' (Hauser), James Stancell piano
solo, Dancing Leaves" (Miles). Charles
O'Donneu; violin soho. 'Barcarolle"
(Fischer). Russell Berein; piano solo,
softly Sings the Brooklet" tWenzeD,
Miss Davita Rulings: piano solo,
Waltz, c Flat Minor" Chopin, Will
20 tMascagnD, Miss Velma Myers;
piano solo, ION the Meadow" Lichner).
Miss Avelynne Roberts; violin solo.
america" w. Scott Herman, jr.. Uncle
Sam: orchestra "Pensive Melody"
CTschaikowsky) and Lullaby" (Bloch),