Evening star., 1918-06-30

Ter. Leo Bryan. EstelIe Grimes. Emil
Rqts gaSy Maea An
drews. Evelyn DUFFY. Minnie Jones.
Emma Apter. Ruth Kicker. Ruth
Jaesche. Juanita Bell. Carl Hickman,
Mrs. Augusta Duehring. Marie Duehr-
Bessie Duvail. viola Bell. Adelaide
and Estelie Reed. Mary Manix, Made
line O'Briene. Norman Smith. Robert
Hess. Charles Reed. Edna Ridgway,
Aughbry Lamb, Elsie Carroll. Gladys
May. Isabel Sullivan, Mary Leon
fEsnsso hK1ra goSa
voegler, Ethel JaeschkA. Agnes Hay
den, Edith Hutchinson, Carl Walther.
Marie Modena, Helen Esender. Rosa
Fiere, Gertrude Rose. Mildred Zahn.
Nellie Stewart. Virginia McIlwee.
Roy ts1"o1 o'nrine' e. Bertha Pss Pads.tt. Marie
Mildred Schultz, Ida weimar.
Maurice Enright, EsteIle Russell.
Clara Engle. Lulu Hager. Lester Baird
and Margaret Gleason.
Recent student events include the
recital at the Washington Conserva-
tory Of Music, at which the program
included the piano solo. Avalanche"
by Heller. Florence Potts; violin duet,
Emilio Castaing and John Geiger; So
prano solo. "Rock-a-Bye. Birdie" LII
liam Talbot: piano solo. Tulips" by
solo. with violin obligato. Joan Of
Arc" Master Armando and Emilio
Castaing: violin solo. 'Intermezzo."
by Mascagni. Emilio Castaing: piano
duet, "Forget-Me-Not," by Martaine.
Florence and Lillian Talbot: violin
solo. "serenade." by Pierne. John
Geiger: soprano solo. wildwood Les
violin solo. Concerto No. 2s." viotti.
Genevieve Sproat: violin and piano
duet, "Miserere." from I'll Trovatore," !"
Helen Louise Probey and Emilio Cas-
taing; clarinet solo. "Berceuse." from
"Jocelyn." by GODDARD. John Geiger:
soprano solo. Happy Song" by Del
Riego. Mrs. n N. Walsh: violin and
can). Leon and Emilio castaing: vio-
lin solo. Oriental" Isadore Yablon-
sky: soprano solo. Cray Days" by
johnson. Florence Taylor: violin solo.
Spring Song" by Mendelssohn. Gen.
evieve Sproat; violin solo. 'Meister-
singer Prize Song," by Wagner. Mile.
@. Ladovftch. The accompanies were
Mrs: T. J. Echols and Mrs. Isabel G.
Shelley.
An entertainment will be given
Tuesday evening at Temple Baptist
Church. under direction of Mrs. Grace
Dufour Brown, organist of the church.
Romanza Quartet, consisting of Fran
ces Scherger. Elizabeth Yung Kwai
D. Austin Howard and s. Theodore
Howard. with George Herbert Wells
acoompanist and director. and c. w.
O'Connor. in topical songs; Frances
Ryan. in monologue, and soldier
quartet. directed by Kenneth Wat
kins, 7. NJ. c. A. leader. Louise Lewis
will accompany the latter quartet
and a silver offering will be taken
hut at Camp Humphries.
At the First Congregational Church
today the music. directed by William
morning OF the prelude. "Andante Cam
Wider: "Te Deum," by Shepard: Of
fertory trio, "On Thee Each Living
Soul Awaits" from THE Creation" by
Haydn. Mrs. B. H. Smart. Herbert F.
organ postlude. "chanson de Joie." by
hailing. Evening. organ prelude.
20. Thou Whose Power" by Rossini:
onertory quartet. Jesus. the Very
;Inougnt OF Thee. by Hosmer: post
ANNof AASlSh Oy SClus
mann.
Sydney Lloyd wrightson and his
family left yesterday for Ogonquit,
Me-. where they will remain until Oc-
tober.
Mrs. Huron Lawson, soprano; Anita
Kloss, .violinist, and Marion Coursen.
pianist, who have been giving recitais
IN southern chautauqua course for
several weeks, will spend a couple of
days in Washington during the week.
Recent events Of interest in musical
matters Of the vicinity include a re
cttel in the auditorium Of the Herndon
High School. at which Mrs. Annie
Robey Walker presented a class of
pupils In program OF piano numbers.
fair were Cora Fender. Virginia Palm
err. May Hall. Lesby Cowsill, Mildred
Schneider, Marvin Kirby. Mildred
Mohler. Bessie Polend. Ruth Nickel,
Sophie Crouch. Virginia Buell.. Mar
Buell.. Mrs. Arthur Buell.. Miss Hazel
Claus and Miss Florence Peck.
At the Church Of the Covenant this
evening. beginning at 7:45 o'clock. the
Craig. soprano; Herman Rakemann. vio-
inist: Richard Lorleberg. violoncellist;
F. B. Bryan. precentor. and Lewis Corn
ing Atwater. organist. and the program
will include the soprano solos, 20 God
Have Mercy" by Leybach, and Rock
of Ages" by Gounod; cello solo,
'Siciliano." by Pergelesi. and trios for
violin, cello and organ. Romance" !"
by Karganon. and Love Song" by
FrimL
Arthur e. Frasik. violinist. of Chi
cago, now a member OF the Washing
eral numbers Tuesday evening at
Epiphany Chapel at the entertain
ment for soldiers. Mr.. Frasik played
with good technique and much ex-
preston Dvorakss Hum moresque": 7:
Souvenir" by Drdla, and "The
Rosary" by Nevin.
Mrs. Hazel Bachschmid. soprano
soloist Of Calvary Methodist Church.
sang Wednesday evening at the Meth
odist Home, accompanied by Mrs.
Isaac Birch. Friday evening Mrs.
contributed to the pro-
gram Of the w. c. T. q. at Calvary
Church. giving Il VIII Extol Thee"
from ELI"
Student events of the week include
a recital at the Washington Club
Tuesday evening by pupils Of Glenn c.
Gorrell. Among those participating
were Phyllis Shackleford Moore. who
played the last movement from Mo-
zart's Concert in D Major: Virginia
Lee Jones, Hunting Song" by Mar
KEEL; Alice Tyssowski Jones, "Valse,"
by GODDARD; Eleanor Eastman. "Shep-
herds All and MaiGdns Fair" by
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