Evening star., 1918-06-02

conclusion by singing two duets. 20
That We. Two Were Maying." by
Smith. and Sing. Sing. Bird on the
Wing" by Godfrey Nutting- Miss
Athey. in addition to her duties as
chairman of the program committee
assisted also as accompanist.
Students in the senior class of Miss
Bessie n. Wild were heard in recital
Tuesday evening at her studio. CIV
ing the following numbers: Piano
selections, Prelude. Op. 3. No. 2" by
Rachmaninoff. Miss Christina Potzler;
"Nocturne orientale." by Bischoff:
tfor left hand alone). by Scriabine.
Miss Geneva Wallace; Polka de la
Reine," by RAN Uwo pianos, eight
hands). Misses Niebel, Wallace. King
and Potzler: "Grande Polka de Con-
cert" by Bartlett. Miss Anna Michel
Miss Florence King: "Troisieme Bal
lade." by Chopin. Miss Geneva Wal
lace; Homie. Sweet Home" by Thai
berg (two pianos. four hands,, Misses
Wallace and King; vocal numbers.
'The Summer Wind" by Bischon;;
by Salter. Miss Lillian Moxley; Love
in May" by Parker. and aria from
Robert, le Diable." by Meyerbeer.
Miss Estelle P. Wild: whats in the
Air Today" by Eden. Miss Gwennie
Bennie.
Mrs. Robert Fatt. soprano. was
of the Wilson Normal School. among
her numbers being arias from Der
Freischutz," by Weber: "One Fine
Day" from Mime. Butterfly. and
"Vissi d'Arte, vissi dAmore." from
Ia Tesea both by by rneeini; eo%an Hri sHng.
kong" nI by Schubert. and slave
Song" by Del Riego. with Mrs. Nc
Kee accompanying.
Recent events of interest among
music students include the recital
given by Mrs. Henry White at her
residence studio. when she presented
of songs, including the solos. who
Knows?" by Ball. and Good Morning.
Brother Sunshine" by Lehman.
Madeline MacGregor: The Lass o
Gowry," old Scotch cradle songs. by
Brahms. and THE Chrysanthemum."
"Primavera." by Salter. and 'The VAL
ley of Laughter" by Sanderson. Mrs.
Charles Lane: Love Has Wings" by
Rogers. Love is Bubble" by Allit-
sen, Dearest. Sleep Sound" by Mac.
Dowell. spirit Flower" by Campbell
soprano: 'aThe Morning Wind" by
Branscombe, and "The Open Secret"
by Woodman. Katharine Rich. mezzo
soprano; IT'S Up to Man." by
Squire, and Going to the Fair" by
Coates. Irving Hoffman,, bass: The
Lutte Song" by Horatio Parker. Ser
enade," by Neidlinger. and "Cuddle
Doom" by Homer, Gertrude Veronica
Browne, contralto; THE Bedouin
Believe" by Giordani. Quincy E. Wer-
lein, baritone: "The Birthday" by
woodman, Twilight" by Glenn. and
''The Old Maids Song" a Kentucky
Mountain folk song. Miss Rich.
Emelie Margaret White assisted at
the piano.
F. Robinson Steffens. who has been in
the city ON a short holiday from Cor
nell University, sang last Sunday at
the Church of the Incarnation, where
he served as bass soloist before going
to college.
The music at Hamline Methodist
Church today. under the direction of
Miss Edith B. Athey. organist. will in
clude this morning the organ prelude
"Elegy," by Rockwell: quartet. "The
Ninety and Nine" by Schneider; Of
fertory quartet, 20 Helping Hands of
Jesus" by Wiegand. Miss Marian
Greene. Mrs. John Humphrey. clar-
solo, "Postlude." by yFaulkes. Even
ing. organ prelude. Chant de Bonn
heur," by Lemare; quartet. 1.-The Lord
Hath Spoken" by Wilkinson; organ
postlude, ALLEGRO Maestoso," by
Diggle.