Evening star., 1918-06-23
taking part In a trio with Florence VIE.
ser and the hostess.

taking part in a trio with Florence VIE
ser and the hostess
Lynch Luguer, violinist, will be the
offertory soloist this morning at the
Church of the Incarnation, when he
will play my Heart Ever Faithful" by
Bach.
Miss Sofia Ezersky. promising
young soprano. will assist at the
Union Methodist Church today and
will be heard In the solo, Some
Sweet Day." by Edwards. Miss Ezersky
will contribute to the entertainment
for the soldiers Tuesday evening at
Thursday at Walter Reed Hospital
Estelle P. Wild. soprano. with
Geneva Wallace, accompanist. assist
ed at the reeltal ,,d given n1 recently tbs Ss
Pediar." BY German. The program
included the piano numbers. Process
sional March," by Ringuet; Light Cav
airy" by Helms. Sadie Weir; Pigeon
on the Roof" by Fink; Dorothy Cor
Margaret Tolson; Heather Rose" BY
Lange, Charles Carroll: Little En-
sign" by Giese. Ruth Hussey; Spin
ming Song" by D'ourville, Ethel
Mowett, Mildred Orr. Jean Jackson
and Yolande L. Malone; Rosetta Ma
lace; Mill Wheel" by oehmler. Kath-
ryn Belknap: Golden Life" John Con-
liff: "Beauteous May" Efie Collamore:
Grassy Meadows" by Merkel: Ruth de
Grange; Fur Elise" by Beethoven,
a Ethel o.s MGwett Tioss MAY Tms BY Bosch hv
Terry. Alberta Wallace: Evening
Star" by Mendelssohn, Thelma Land
ergren; Music Box" by Liadow,
Yolande Malone; Pans Flute" by
tian Love Song" by Nevin. Jean Jack
son; "Andante and Rondo," by Bohm,
Misses Landergren Wallace. Malone
and Miss Wild at second piano; songs.
The Woodpecker." by Nevin, Mary
es4ta Ma.e.: a csina sna s9e Sra All
the Wing" by Nutting, Mildred
Simons.
The National Quartet returned this
week from its tour of the Army train
the National War Work Council. and
the various members of the quartet
will be heard in their respective
churches today. Mrs. Maxwell. So
loist at the Mount Pleasant M. E.
Church, will sing Come Unto Me"
NSOCHSul a. Tic service. at
the Church Of Our Father. Miss Cheno-
weth will be heard in THE Lord Is Ny
Helper" (Adam): at Gurley Memorial
Church Mr.. Braithwaite, soloist and
precentor, will sing THE Earth Is the
Lords" Nynes), and at st. Andrews
Mr.. Forker will be heard in "oh. God.
Have Mercy" from "St. Paul. (Mendels.
sohn). Miss Johnston will again be at
tho organ at Luther Memorial Church.
Pupils of Mrs. M. Edith Lohr were
heard in recital recently at the Rhode
Island Avenue NJ. P. Church. Three
pianos were used in ensemble num-
bers. Overture to Tampa" by Her
''Rondo." from Sonata" by Mozart:
Hungarian Concert Polka" by Alfoldy:
"Polonaise." by Chopin; March," from
die Meistersinger." by Wagner.
Solo numbers by Bach. Oesten. Brou-
noff. Grieg. Tourbie. Verdi. Bohm. Ho-
varth. MacDowell, Heller. Scharwenka,
Nevin. Chopin. Smith. Ketterer. Lavalle.
Liszt, RAN and Donnizetti, were rem
dered by Misses Helen Murphy,
Pauline Fass. Irene Deutermann,
Evelyn Kremb. Dorothy Finch. Ellen
Reinmuth. Helen McGivern. Regina
Heif, Ruth F"d Reed. Virginia toy,ss 1yer
Frances Tapp. Virginia Talbert. Mary
Day Humphreys. Marjory Archibald,
Regina Daut. Masters Carr Van
sickler. Arthur Mclean. James Been,
Thomas Griffin. Paul Moore and
William Graham.
Gold medals were presented by Rev.
sickler. who played Liszt's "Rhapsodie
zettfs sse1tette," from Lucia di
Lammermoor." arranged for the left
hand by Leschetizky: Virginia Dyer,
..Iihapsodie zlngara." by Necke: Pauline
sspn1Iro IL Ia hx, Do
Dorothy Finch. (a) "solfeggietto." by
Bach. tb) "Le Papillon." BY Lavallee
Irene Deutermann. 'Liebestraum," by
Liszt: Evelyn Kremb. "valse des
Fleurs." by Ketterer. and Master
Arthur Mclean. "Galop Brilliant" by
Tourbie.
Miss Annie Marmion of Harpers Ferry.
w. Va. is spending fortnight here,
the guest Of her niece. Mrs.
Edythe Marmion Brosius, at her
apartment in the Stoddert. Miss Mar
nion. who is the organist Of the Catho-
lie church at Harpers Ferry. is a sister
OF DR.. William Marmion, the distin-
guished oculist. now for many years
retired from the active practice Of his
profession. and of the late DR.. Robert
Marmion, u. 8. N.
Miss Grace Behring. mezzo- soprano,
and Miss Isabel MCGEE, violinist. were
the assisting soloists at the recital at
Temple Baptist Church last Saturday
evening, when Miss Florence McDon-
ell presented a class of pupils in a
program Of piano nQmbers. Miss
Behring sang "Berceuse," from "Joce-
lyn." by GODDARD. with obligato by Miss
McGhee. who gave also the solo ''Medi-
tation." from "Thais," by Massenet.
Some Of the students numbers were
'.Minuet." by Bach -MacDowell. Henry
Walter; Military March," Mcintyre,
Master Elmer Myers: duet. Spanish
Dance" by. Moszkowski, primo. Louise
Albers: Cuban Dance" by Ernest Lent,
Master Mercer Walter; ''Traumerei,"