Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24
MUSICAL MENTION.
words and music by Mr.. and Mrs. Rag
land. resDectjVely

words and music by Mr.. and Mrs. Rag
land. respectively.
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann. has re-
Allied his second engagement at the
Bach Festival, under DR.. Fred Wolfe;
Mr.. Tittmann repeated his success OF
last season. his singing Of the arfas
bringing forth much enthusiasm.
An appreciative audience was pres
ent at the piano recital given by pu-
pills Of the Misses Minke, at their studio
Thursday afternoon. well rendered
program of numbers was played by the
! following: Ruth Taylor, Dorothy Dick,
Margaret Guertin. Ada Horton. Alice
Owen. Ellen Boyer. Betsy Bommel. Peg
gy Bommel. Ellen Ford, Irene Owen.
Charles sn Helm Es.he, Ginbon' Mar Masg gar
Penn. liberia Owen. Alma Philips,
Ruth Stabler. Noami De Groot. Eliz-
abeth Clark, Alva Brayton, Jean
Brayton. Gertrude Duryee. Isabel Myers.
ia Helm. Marie Odell, Della White and
Emily Mann. Mrs Penn and Eleanor
Penn sang several solos.
At the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church this morning the music. under
direction of Claude Robson. will in
clude the organ prelude. 'Orientale
Sketch by Bird: bass solo. THE Pray
err Perfect" by Stenson. James S. Hicks:
offertory quartet, II VIII Extol Thee
March" &C major) by Calkin.
Mrs. Robert t. Frailey has sent out
invitations to musicale to be given
by her pupils Wednesday evening in
the crystal room of the New Ebbitt
Hotel. The pupils will be assisted in
giving the program by Mrs. Allen Gar
land and Miss Minnie Bradwell.
John B. Wilson. who is substituting
at Epiphany Church for McHenry Nc
Chord. will play at the preliminary
organ recital this evening. "Fugue No.
L. by Schumann; "Intermezzo. d Flat"
by Hollins, and one movement. Grave
Rheinberger.
At Hamline Methodist Church today
the music. directed by Miss Edith B..
.Larghetto." by Batiste; anthem. The
Lost sheep" by Jordan; ofrertory. tenor
solo. "Blest King of Love-" by Gal
braith. Clarence Lewis: organ postiude.
Ma rch," by Salome. This evening the
! music will all be taken from compo-
sftions by Gounod, among them the
organ solo. LYNNE a Saint Cecile,"
arranged by WestbrooR; anthem,
Peace OF God; offertory duet, For
ever With the Lord Miss Marian
Greene and Mrs. John Humphrey; post
Jude. "Marche Solennelle"
Music at the graduation exercises of
the James Ormond Wilson Normal
bernfce Randall. with Miss Edith B.
Athey at the piano. and included Il
professional. "Marche Mlitaire." by
Schubert; choruses by the graduating
class, 20 How AmiabIe Are Thy Dwell
ings.," by Maunder. ITO the Spring"
by Gounod, both two part songs. in
the Time of Roses" by Reichardt: four
part chorus. sung unaccompanied;
group Of children's songs. composed
BY Miss Randall; by the Waters Of
Minnetonka." by Lieurance; "a swan"
by Grieg. and Joy of the Morning"
by Ware.
Pupils of Prof. and Mrs. H. c. Murray
gave their annual recitals Monday.
Tuesday. Wednesday and THURSDAY
evenings in the Masonic Temple. sth
and F streets northeast, before a large
audience each evening. Mrs. F.. E
and Marion Frisbie assisted, and the
series closed with the presentation Of
gold medals and diplomas to nine grad
yates as follows: Mrs. Goldfe NJ. Eber-
sole. Miss Kathrine Muller, Miss Mary
M. Sullivan, Miss Crhrine D. Sullivan.
Harold NJ Maryman. Miss Nellie E.
Emerson. Raymond H. Cohill, Miss Mar
garet A. Riordan and Miss Beulah B.
Benner Others participating were:
Kathryn and Pearl Miller, Margaret Ed
Love. Mildred McCarty. Ethel Gil,
Blanch Grimes. Tacie Steiner. Bell
Edelson. May Beardsmore, Louis White.
Martha Hall, Rosa Fiore, Elizabeth
Edna Horner. Stanley Potter, Marion
F'risbie, Agatha Barba gallo. Jeanett
CASTOR. Charles Elgin, Moe Treadway.
Theodore Newell. Mary Johnson, Esther
Goetz. Ralph NestIer. Eme1ine Thomp-
son. Ruth Dayy. Marie Gooding, Helene
Humphrey. Norman Slant, Cathrine
Brooks. Elsie Carroll. Aughbry Lamb,
Leo Bryan. Mildred Andre. Carl FRANKIE,
Their. Gladys May; Lena FRANKIE.
Grace Constantine. Adelaide Ray.
Charlotte Endreas. Marian Tucker,
Virginia McIlwee. Nellie Stewart Agnes
Hayden. Clara Hearth. Helen Bixler.
Mary Leonberger. Marie Duehring. Mary
Snyder, Mildred Zahn. Frieda Hoffman,
Frank Pailey, Helen Esender, Jack
johnson, May Reckert. Charles Read,
Evelyn Alderman. Maurice Enright.
Estelle Russell. Francis Braden. Rixy
rancell. Kathleen McDevitt, Lester
Baird, Esther Crowley. Roy O'Brine
Viola Bell. Mildred Schultz. Christine
Nichols Margery Black, Francis HILL
yard. Mrs. Addie Leppo, Robert Hess.
Bertha Padgett. Ivian Bailey. Emma
llQlIS, Mdpei DidHheHsHlp, CdTl nick
man. Lulu Hager, Bessie Duvan. Helen
Black. Adelaide Gramm. Edna Ridg-
way. Elizabeth Bailey, Gertrude Rose.
John Vogler. Norman Smith. Esther
Gottiib, Misses Mary Reckert, Bertha
Conrad. Miss May Davy. Miss Emma
Bragmier. Florence Heslett. Madeline
OBrine, Ella Williams. Clara Maier.
Thelma Gunnell. Adelia and Estelle
Reed, Mrs. Catherine Castle, Mrs.. L. c.
Newell and Mrs. II. c. Murray.
Miss Virginia Robinson has been en-
gagged as soprano soloist of the West
ern Presbyterian Church. and at the
morning service last Sunday was hea I'd
in Fear Ye Not. o Israel" by Buck.
and in the evening in Come Unto Me-"
from Haenders Messiah"
The program Of IAN afternoon Of
music with the Stars and Stripes" on
Flag day, given at the home Of Mrs.
Thomas f. FARRELL for the beneht of
the building found of the First Re-
formed Church. included the following:
instrumental trio. Mrs. Edward Ftnkel.
violin; Miss C. Finkel. piano; Edward
Finkel, cello: reading. Mrs. Wallace
Streater: piano solos, Miss Constance
FinkeI and Miss Frances Finkel; So
alto solo, Mrs. Milton c. Waite; tenor
solo. James Young: vocal trio, Miss
Frances Scherger, Miss Pauline Holer
and Mrs. Milton C. White. The accom-
panists for the afternoon were M Blod-
yeti and Karl Holer.
Invitations have been issued for the
closing exercises of the Virgil Piano
School. which will be held in the Home
Club wednesday evening. The class
will be assisted by Jan CARRIER. violin
list formerly of Philadelphia, but now