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stein Club, of the appointment of the
following chairmen of committees for
next season: Room committee. Mrs.
Herndon; press committee. Mrs.
George Johannes; entertainment COM
1nittee. Mrs. William T. keed and.
examining committee, Mrs. A. L. Hay
cock.
Mrs. w. S. Cline and Miss Anne
Touhy, first soprano and second con-
tralto, respectively. of the Camp
Service Quartet. delighted the boys at
Fort Washington Wednesday even
ing in a number of duets. with Miss
Mary A. Cryder director and Mrs.
Charles Salin accompanist. Mrs. Cline
was also on the last program OF the
season at the Central Y. N. Z. A.
Monday evening, when her numbers
,cluced Wood,nan's "Open Secret"
and THE Passing Cloud" Leoni.
Mrs. Charles Saiin accompanied.
The fifteenth annual piano recital
by pupils of Prof William a. Beall
was held Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings in Carroll Hall,
the hall being filled on each occasion
we're ere Misses rheima House. Esther
Kaplan. Elise Cotter. Leah Kaplan.
Elizabeth Laizure, Catherine Minson,
Elizabeth sichaels Sophie Berman.
Margaret 5herwood, Hilda Wrenn.
kathGrsne Norwood. Studther. Ethel
Davidson. Rea Kaufman. Anna Wells.
Violet Houghlan. Ruth Ward. Gladys
Loveless. Ethel Lowrey. Mildred Nc
Leod, Vera Collins. Marian Rosen-
blatt. Florence Collier, Anna Hilbert,
Mary Fisher. Henrietta Rosenblatt.
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Mary vicarro, Gladys Deliinger. Ze-
lah Lauer. Roberta Jenkins. Mary
Minson, Gretchen Bergner. Mary Bar
rett. Emma Bennie and Madelein
Aughenbaugh, and Messrs. George
Danforth, Howard Runkle, Robert
son, Began Loveless, Colburn Beall.
Donald Kane and Soloman Grossberg.
Certificates in harmony were
awarded Miss Gladys Dellinger. Bo-
gan Loveless. Miss Zelah Lauer and
Miss Gretchen Bergner. Assisting
Prof. Beall in the creditable program
were Miss Anna Bloomberg. soprano;
Harry P. Wilkins and NJ. Alexander.
tenors; Miss Lillian Wre1n, soprano.
and Mrs. Ada Woliett. accompanist.
The Presbyterian Church in Takoma.
Park was filled with an enthusiastic
audience in spite Of the oppressive
heat at the regular community sing
ing event. Monday evening. The pro-
gram consisted largely Of request
songs, handed in at the last meeting.
THE Marseillaise' receiving the
rection of James Dyre. the chorus.
which has greatly improved through
the year, gained some fine effects,
especially in the old song. 'Tenting
Tonight"
The soloists of the evening. Miss
Mildred Hogue and Frank Favorite.
were we'll received. Mr.. Favorite. ac-
God Go With Our Boys Tonight"
The place of Mrs. Campbell. reader,
was filled by Mrs. Clark, the wife of
Lieut. Col. Clark of the Regular
Army, who has lately taken resi-
dence in Takoma Park. Mrs. Clark
gave two original poems on various
phases of Army life.
audience, consented to sing i'm
promptu. and gave delightful rendi-
ton Of Keep the Home Fires Burn
ing" and There's a Long, Long
Trail"
The chorus was well accompanied
r. Mrs. ]. NJ. Sylvester at the piano
and Mrs. Guy Seaman at the organ.
The last meeting Of the year will
be held June "a. on the grounds OF
the Presbyterian Church. There will
be a special program and silver col
lection will be taken for the wool
fund of the Takoma Park war relief
committee.
At the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church
the service this evening will be under
the auspices of the G. A. R.. and Will
include instrumental selections by
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilbur Parks, vio-
linist; ]. A. D. Turner, cellist. and
Miss Minerva Bailey. organist. Miss
Estelle Wild, soprano. will sing "A
Dream of Paradise" with violin and
cello obligatos. and bass song, The
Last Parade" by Rodney. will be
rendered by Arthur N. Gardner, SOLO
list Of the church.
Miss Lille Winner has resigned her
position as soprano soloist OF st.
Paurs NJ E. Church to become the
solotst at the lexington Presbyterian
Church where she has already taken
up her new duties.
Miss Edith B. Athey arranged an
gram for the recent reception given
to DIR. Charles Swisher. of George
Washington University. by the Teach
ers' Club. Mrs. Newton D. Baker. ac-
companied by Mrs. Brett. sang "On
sammies" and "Uncle Sam: sergt.
Randall Haskin Trumpe of Camp
Meigs contributed The Four Leaf
Clover" by Coombs. "Florian's Song"
by GODDARD. and "Since We Parted" by
Allitsen; Miss Bernice Randall gave
her own setting of Your Flag and
MY Flag" and when I'm Big I'll Be
a Soldier: Lieut.. Dawson. violinst. Of
the Signal Corps. played "Berceuse."
from "Jocelyn." by GODDARD. and Min
uet," by Venicchini; Miss Ethel
r, W
fields and Butterflies" by Del Riego. |
Just This One Day." by Harris. and
"Heigho, the sunshine by Phillips; |
Capt. Parish. baritone. of the Signal |
Corps. accompanied by Ethel Garrett |
and the ever popular Three for
Jack" and Miss Miner and Sergt
Tramps brought the affair to happy