Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-06

noon at Studio Hall by pupils OF Mrs.
Salts N. Coleman. who were heard IN
a program of original compositions
Miss Ella Allen. contralto. and Hope
Haney. interpretative dancer, assisted In
the following program:
Two waltzes built on given rhyth-
Barton Wilkinson: MY country's
Waltz" (to rhythm of America Mabel
Simple chbrd developments-"AC Chord
Song" Jessie Barton Wilkinson: "A
Hymn" Mabel Parfet: Cradle Song"
(words also origi0aD. Jessie Barton
Wilkinson. sung by Miss Meta Craig.
Songs built on chords belonging to
to Sleep" Ruth Starratt; The Little
Solo Without Words Walter B. Cole
man: IAN Evening Prayer" duct. Ann
Francis Gleason, sung by Misses Craig
and Allen.
Ruth Starratt: Failing Leaves" Ann
Francis Gleason; Apple Gathering
Time" Julian Smith; "The Birds Go
South" Walter b. Coleman. Original
dance interpretations by Hope Haney,
| who is not yet five and has had no in
struction in the art.
Four compositions developed from
the same rhythmic pattern-"The
Hunters Song" Julian Smith; The
Bells" Ruth Starratt; THE Dance of
the Fairies" Ann Francis Gleason; "A
Soldiers March," Walter b. Coleman;
The Sea of Night" composed after
looking at a picture). Ruth Starratt;
a duet, Primo" Ann Francis Gleason;
.Secondo," Walter Z. Coleman; Pre-
lude in A Minor ITO Sleep" twords
also Originally. Improvisation" Miss
Meta Craig.
At Epiphany Church this morning
the choir, under direction of McHenry
McChord, will sing 20 Heavenly Jeru-
salem" by Martin: introit, Savior.
When in Dust to Thee" by Hervey;
Gloria Tibi," by Hall: offertory an
them. 20 for Closer Walk With God"
by Foster; occasional, Jerusalem, the
Golden This evening at 1880 o'clock
there will be an organ recital and at
the services following the professional.
Forth to the Fight" by Haywood:
Shipper; offertory anthem. SLOW Fades
the Glow of the Daylight" by Brown:
benedicfion hymn, The Day Is Past
and over" by Barnby: occasional.
Jerusalem. the Golden by Webb.
Elsie Carlton Small. soprano. was the
soloist Friday evening when Mrs. Kate
Waller Barrett addressed the Anthony
Mrs. Nanette Il. Paul. Miss Small sang
"Will o. the Wisp," by Spross; The
Cuckoo" by Lehman, and Prom the
Land of the Sky Blue Water" by Cad
man.
At st. Johns Church. Georgetown, to-
day the musical portion of the services,
under direction of Samuel A. Leech. or
ganist and chormaster. will include
the following: 'Kyrie Eleison." by
Tozer: Gloria Tibi," by Woodward:
When in the East Daylight Cleaning"
by Rheinberger; "Sanctus," by Stainer.
and Gloria in EXcelss," old chant.
Evening, Magnificent" and "Nunc Di-
mittis in c." by Maunder. with an in
cidental solo by Master Paul Sullivan.
soprano. Break Forth Into JOY" by
Barnby.
Miss CAN'T entertained Friday at
musical at her studio, the program by
the pupils being as follows: The
Spirit of Liberty" by Sousa. Ernestine
Hicks: Little Dance" by Gurlitt. Bes-
sic Jones; Trembling Leaves" by
spindler, Edith Smith; The village
Band" by Crammond. Master Billy
Cary: "Minuet," by Jahanning, Eloise
Holmes; Spinning Song" by Elmrich,
Master Harry Wagner; Hunting Song"
by Mcdowell. Dorothy Softer; "Goblins'
ReveIry." by Eilenberg," Roger Fla
Their; The Shepherds. Dance" by Mos
kowski, Eta Webb; ruins Of Athens"
by Beethoven. Lillian Disney: March
and Neapolitan Song" by Tschaikows-