Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-10

Commencement week of the Won I'm
schuld University of Music will be in
augurated tomorrow with a recital at
the Raleigh Hotel by Miss Ethel Comm
in connection with her graduation as
bachelor of music. with teachers GER
tiflcate. Her program will be as fol-
lows: Sonata. A Flat Major" Beetho-
ven: Prelude and Fugue. Minor,
Mendeissohn: Spinning Song" Men
delssohn, Miss Lorraine Noetzel: "Rhap-
| sodie. B Minor" Brahms; 'Impromptu,
+ Sharp Major" "Etude. A Minor" Cho-
pin: Bridal Procession Greig. Miss
Lune." Debussy: "Paraphrase on the
Faust Valse," Gsunod-Liszt Concerto.
Minor" Grieg. Second piano. Nine.
Marie Won Unschuld
On June Is will take place at the
ballroom OF the Raleigh the comforting
of degrees and presentation of diplomas
in connection with a recital by under
graduates, with the following program:
Invocation: America; 'Chromatique
Mabel Anderson. Is: '.Soirees de
vienne" tSchubert-Liszt). Miss Virginia
Schwab. 20: ''Nocturne. B Major. and
"Etude. A minor" Chopin. Miss
Mrs. Stahl: "Rondo Brilliant" tweber-
LiszD. Miss Madeleine Lazard Won I'm
schuld; "Campanella" (Aszt. Miss Con-
stance Finckel. 10: "Fantaisie Inn
promptu, F Sharp Major" tChopin).
M Miss Helen hu, n,a. .,. G9 G"n
baccalaureate address: comforting of
degrees and presentation Of diplomas:
military March" (Schubert- Tausig).
Miss Marion Watson. 20: vocal selec-
Major" (Debussyl and "Polonaise. E
Major" diszt). Miss Mabel Anderson.
Is: march song, Our Country First"
lvon Cnschuld), Miss Mary Helen
Howe. The annual recftals of the
Preparatory School of Music. afiliatsd
with the university. will be held June
20 and %.
free demonstration Of the work ac-
complished by public school children OF
the various after school violin classes
will be given at the Wilson Normal School
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock. These
classes are taught by Josef kaspar and
the results of this years work are dis
tinctly convincing as to the possibilities
and progress made by children trained
in class by proper methods. A number
of classes. numbering from twenty to
twenty-five in class. have been organ
guidance Of DR.. Cogswell. director Of mu-
sic in the public schools OF the city. and
are managed by the parent league as
sociations of the section represented. The
purpose IN general II 10 encourage boys
and girls in their efforts to learn
to play an orchestral instrument
and to stimulate the more talented pupils
to make more serious effort under COM
petent private instructors in developing
their special gifts. The pleasurable ex-
perience that comes to these young musi-
clans in the ensemble work Of these
classes is clearly manifested in their Of
fort to excel. and the public is cordially
invited to be present tomorrow and Judge
for itself as to the value Of this innovation
in the music school work, which 1t is
anticipated by its promoters will mean
much to the music Of the future OF the
city.
The choir of the Church of the
Epiphany entertained a large audience
Monday evening at a musical for the
benefit Of Epiphany Chapel. The pro-
Chorus" from Faust; Sweet and Low"
Barnby. Epiphany choir; tenor solo.
Spirit Flower" Campbell Upton. W.
Malter s so,e. rsading Edwin
ris and Happy Song" Del Riego. Mrs.
Hugh A Brown; Epiphany quartet.
"Carmena," Wilson; Medley from the
sglsar Mr. stamp
Roy; reading. Edwin callow: bass
solos. "Hybrias. the Cretan." Elliott.
and Wind Song" Rogers. Ambrose
Durkin; soprano solos. Down in the
r crest. rOHdiu, anu Letue, BOOT,
Miss kathryn Hitchcock; Laughing
Song" Mr.. Stump: alto solos. "Shad-
ows.' Carrie ]. Bond. and Sing to Me.
Sing" Sidney Homer. Miss Richie Nc
Lean; choruses. over the Hills" and
The Star Spangled Banner" Miss
Dorothy Burch and Mr.. Henry McChord.
accompanies.
Student events of the week include
the recital Tuesday evening at which
Mrs. William T. Reed presented mem