Evening star., 1918-07-07

program given at the recent closing
recital by pupils OF Miss Mabel c. LAM
ton, at the parish hall of the United
"A Dream" by Bartlett; "If I Were
Rose" by Hesseiberg; II Love You,"
by sobeski. and "The Sweetest Flower
That Blows" by Hawley, and the
Menzel Trio. consisting Of Marie, Mar
garet and Theodore Menzei. violinist,
cei,ist and pianist. played 'Csnzonet.,
by Moszkowski. There were no solo
numbers by the pupils. all Of them
appearing in ensemble selections, such
as the plano quartet, Flight OF the
swallows" by Lanse. rendered by
Cynthia Sheriff. Ross Hench, William
Jsmison and Anita Peters; piano duo.
In the Ballroom" by Schytte, Anita
Peters and Mary Key; duo, "Sylphid's
Waits. by Franoke, Hart r. Wand
and M! 50 Linton; piano quartets.
Song OF the Toreador." from Car
men," by Bizet. Elizabeth Goodloe.
Beatrice Latting. Florence Stevens
and "Anitra's Dance" from Peer
Gynt Suite" by Grieg. Miss Agnes
Goodloe. Howell Baker. Miss Thelma
Brown and Miss Alice Brown; duo.
Nights Dream" by Mendeissohn. Miss
Virginia Fagan and Miss Virginia
Gray; "Marche Hongro1se." by Kowal-
ski, Miss Georgia Long and Miss
Frances Chalk; Turkish March," by
Beethoven. MISS Margaret Menzel and
Miss Hester Carter: third movement
of Concerto in A Minor" by Grieg.
Miss Gertrude Smallwood. with Miss
Linton furnishing the orchestra ac-
compartment at the second piano;
first movement from Concerto IN ID
Minor" by Rubinstein, Miss Gertrude
Phillips, Miss Linton at second piano.
An address on the Ministry of Music
by Rev. DR.. George 8. Duncan, who
also presented silver medals to Fran
ces Chalk, Elizabeth Goodloe, Anita
Peters and Howell Baker and gold
medals to Gertrude Phillips, Gertrude.
smallwood and Agnes Goodioe MISS
Linton. by request, played Litzts s
Twelfth Hungarian Rhapsody" and
Edna Norman, Gladys Steele. Mar,
torie Mccarthy, Marian Fiske ana
Miss Holther acted as ushers.
The musical portions Of the services
at Epiphany Church today, under d.
rection of Mr.. McChord. will include,
this morning, the professional. who
Are These Like Stars Appearing?
Gloria Tibi," by Woodward; offertory
anthem, Lovely Appear" from The
Redemption" by Gounod; bensdiction ,s
cessional. Rise. Crowned With Light"
Forth to the Fight" by Haywood;
..Magniilcat' and "Nunc Dimittis."
Gregorian; hymn, abide With Me.
by Monk; offertory anthem. Sun Of My
soul" by Chadwick: recessional. The
FATHERS Built the City" by Dykes.
Wheeler Wilson. baritone; Herman
Rakemann. violinist; Richard Lorele-
berg. vioioncellist: T. B. Bryan. pre-
centor, and Lewis Corning Atwater.
organist. will render the music at this
evenings service at the Church OF the
Covenant, giving the following num-
bers: Baritone solos, Come Unto
Him." by Dunn. and He Knows the
tation." by Massenet: trtos for violin.
cello and organ. "Serenade." by Abe
niz. and Romance" by Rubinstein;
organ solo. "Morcsau Symphonique,"
by Guilmant.
Miss Meta Craig, soprano soloist of
the Church of the Covenant, left dur
ing the week with her mother. Mrs.
H. c. Craig. to reopen their summer
home at Washington Grove. Md. Miss
Craig will go later in the summer for
a fortnight's outing on the Jersey
coast
Mrs. Edythe Marmion Brosius, harp
ist, entertained the sisters and girls
at st. Roses School recently with
recital. scoring her usual success in
generous program of well. selected
mum bers, with encores OF Irish. Eng
lish and Scotch folk music.
At the recital given by piano pupils
of Miss Annie Zepp. Miss Frieda Hauf.
violinist, assisting. the following pro-
/ gram was given: Sunshine Waltz"
by Greenwald, Jesse Martie: 'Titania."
by wely. Ruth Leech: .Tarantelle,"
by Heller. Elizabeth Wilson: lie Pa
wards; "siumber sweetly." by Beau
mont, Edna Fitzpatrick; Gay Butter
fies," Aida Hartranft; Scotch Poem"
by Mcdowell. Miss Anna Evans:
Sous Bois." by Staub. Edna Kilpat-
riok; 'Rhapsodie Hongroise. No. 2"
by Liszt, Bernice Howison.
At St Johns Episcopal Church,
IGeorgetown, today the musical por-
tion of the services. under direction
of Samuel A Leech. organist and
choirmaster. WIN consist Of t the fol-
q Major" by Toser; GLORIA Tibi." by
lBarnby; Seek Ye the Lord" by Rob-
erts. tenor solo sustained by George
Anderson; '-Sanctus in A Major" by
stainer: Gloria in E1celsis'. told
cnant1.. evening. MaSnlHcat ana
Nuno DimittiS' in e nat major, by
Garrett; Seek Ye the Lord" by
Roberts
Louis B. Thompson. one Of WASH
ington's most gifted young singera Ii
now in training at Camp Meade and
Is adding much to the pleasure Of his
comrades by his singing. He took
part in the patriotic celebration by
the battalion on the Fourth.