Evening star., 1917-06-03

a recital Tuesday evening at the Home
Club by piano pupils Of Miss Pearl
musical tone quality. Miss Leila Kinder
and Miss Helen williams Aneck. by
sSa sor Of their
program. Miss Kinder played Mendels-
sohn.s "Rondo Capriccioso." "The Lark
by Glinka- a-Balakirew: and Mrs. VIII
.Polonaise Americaine." By John Alden
Carpenter. and Schutt's Transcription OF
Strauss kiss Waltz" Special msn-
tion should be made also Of the play.
gale" by Alabieff-Liszt. and the Schu-
bert-Taussig .svalse Caprice: Dana Pol
lock in ''Un soir de Juin." by Porter
Wsasi Fsness ey Mo,ItSysk k,SyS in H.sD.
Ellis in Nevin's dainty I'm My Neigh
boris Garden" Miss Kinder was heard
also in two vocal numbers. displaying
q mezzo voice Of delightful quality in
and Rummers Ecstasy" and the other
piano numbers We're three preludes by
Chopin. played by Helen Farrington:
Kleinpaul. and Pas des Amphores." by
Chaminade, Elizabeth Jobe: Second
Mazurka," by GODDARD, Dona Pollock:
aHG by cn1minaSs France: IN
Sharp Minor" Hermenia Ellis.
The choir Of the First Baptist Church
| today will sing the anthem. ''Be Still
and Know That I Am God" by Buck.
| and the ofrertory number will be q bass
| solo. Abide With Me-" by Spence, sung
| by Wheeler Wilson.
Frederick Hardman, baritone soloist
Nd - <hA
Christian Church. will sing this morn
| ing Il Think When Read That Sweet
Story of Old" by Luke, and in the
| evening II Heard the Voice Of Jesus
Studio Hall was we'll filled Friday
evening with a discriminating audience
| to hear Miss Sade c. Styron. a young
by Miss Alice Burbage. Miss styron
| was assisted by Chester La Toilette.
violinist. who played Spanish Dance"
| by Granados-Kreisler. and "Slavonio
Styron played with excellent technic
and maturity Of Interpretation. Ca.
Vote B Minor" by Bach: Le coucou.
By Dasuin nx Aeelas pausi 5g GesGshe% M
Rachmaninof: "Etude F Sharp" by
Arensky: Concerto D Minor" by Mo-
zart; 'Romanze." "Rondo" and Ca
denza," by Refnecke.
The new pipe organ which has been
recently erected in the clubhouse Of the
Washington Lodge of Elks was
formally opened Wednesday evening by
to the members of the lodge. Mr..
Wells program. rendered in mastery
manner. included Grand Choeur." by
Widor; Song to the Evening Star"
toire in b Flat" by saIome; Spring
Song" by Mendelssohn lby reauest):
"Cantabile in Major" by Grison:
Fanfare in D." by Lemmens: Thomas
renditien re- y Of 0tss' .he Armesrers snaseeq Songs
from Robin Hood" by De Koven. and
the recital closed with the singing by
the lodge members Of the star
compartment. The new organ is a two
manual pneumatic instrument of beau.
tiful and varied tone quality. equipped
with the best mechanical devices
| At the Mount Pleasant Congregation.
al Church today the music. under di-
rection Of Claude Robeson. will include
ana the a5san py
tenor solo. King Ever Glorious" from
Stainer's "crucifxion." Charles D.
Church; offertory anthem. STILL STILL
Haycock. Miss Florence stefrens. Mr.
solo. FESTIVAL Prelude" BY Parker.
This evening the m9Sie will be in
directed by DR.. William R. Buchanan.
and among the numbers will be the
organ prelude, "Andantino." by Le-
mare. Mr.. Robson: anthems. .Hos
offertory quartet. Shadows Ger the
Field Are Spread" by Rheinberger;
postluds. Grand March," from Aida"
by Verdi.
Miss Ruth Bronson, violinist: Dore
Walten. cellist. and Mrs. Frank Bryan,
pianist, gave two groups of trios last
evening on the program incident to the
reception given by the Principals Asso;
citation to Mr.. Thurston and the board
of education at the New Willard. The
well rendered numbers were "Orien-
tale" by Cesar Cut; selections from from
vonic Dance" by Dvorak. and '.Au
Bord dun Ruisseau," by Bofsdeffre.
Pupils of Miss Edna Bailey were
! heard in recital by an appreciative
audience of relatives and friends Tues
day evening at Studio Hall. giving the
following program: Novelette," by
Reinhold. Antoinstte Loetsch and Ma
Margaret Kelly; Daisy Chains" by
| Spalding. Celeste Chrisman: Playful
! Kittens" by Rolseth. and 'Minuet In
B Flat" by J.. S. Bach; Virginia Fugitt;
gins; What the Swallow Sang" by
| Bohm Alice Riley: I'm May" by Behr,
and "The Little Dancer" by Mrs. Virgil.
| Rose McGreggor: ITO a Water Lily"
by MacDowell Elizabeth Emmons: MY
| Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" from Sam
| son and Del,lah." by Saint-Saens. Miss
! Mary Triplett: Sea Breezes," by From
tint, and IAN Arabian Night" by Mill
denberg, Josephine Carter: Air de Bal
| let" by Depret. Lucy Higgins; Valse
Brilliante" by Chopin. Marion Bailey:
Second Mazurka," by GODDARD. Sylvia
Hutt: prelude. No. co. by Chopin. and
| "Pierette." hv Chaminade. Virginia
Riley; 1.-The Nightingale. by Alabief-
| Liszt. and "Rhapsode Hongroise. Mo.
g." by List, Miss Bailey.
| At the Woman's Suffrage Association
headquarters on Rhode Island avenue
a program of musical numbers was
| given at a recent meeting. preceding
| an address by Rev. Earle Wiley.
| quartet. consisting of Mrs. Mabel Foote
| Whitman, soprano: Miss Florence Stef-
| fens, contralto; E. r. Whitman. tenor.
| and Frederick ]. Hardman, baritone.
| was heard in the Panama Hymn.
words by Judge Wendell Phillips STAFF
| ford. music by Mrs H. H. A. Beach:
Mrs Edwinetta Schroeder Zurhorst rem
dered the aria. "Salome," from Hero
| diade." and "The Star" by Rogers:
Mrs. Whitman was heard in Down In
| the Forest" by Landon' Ranold. and
| 'T Waited for the Lord" from Men,
delssohn's Hymn of Praise" was sung
| as a trio by Mrs. Whitman. Mr.. Whitman
and Mr.. Hardman.