Evening star., 1918-06-16

waltz song, "Carmena.'' by Lane Will
son; an excerpt from .'Rigoletto." THE
Long. Long TRAIL Keep the Home
Fires Burning and ''Sons of America"
by Pearson.
Notable among the musical events of
the week was the recital given Tuesday
evening by Felix Garziglia. pianist. at
the Washington Golf and Country Club.
Mr.. Garziglia'S through musicianship
was never more in evidence than in his
rendition of Mendelssohn's Spinning
Song" and ''Scherzo." Chopin's "Ber-
. ceuse" and 'Polonaise. Flat Major.
claire de Lune'' and Dance" by De
Busy: Chant d'Amour." by Stojowski.
'Staccato Etude," by Rubinstein; 'Feux
Follets. by Liszt. and Blue Danube
by Strauss-SchultzE Evler.
A recital of exceptional merit among
student events of the week was the
affair at the College Women's Club
Thursday evening. Miss Alice Bur
bage arranged the affair and added
materially to the success of some of
the numbers by supplying the orches-
piano. Among these were the G
minor Concerto" by Mendelssohn
| rendered by sade Styron. and
Beethoven concerto with cadenza by
! Carl Reinecke). by Margaret Wright.
and other successful numbers by the
young pianists We're THE Chase" by
Rheinberger, Dorothy Baumgarten;
"Murmuring Zephyrs" by Jensen, Ar
line Gilbert: Prelude" by Rach-
maninoff. Ruth Grosner: "Improvisa-
tion," by MacDowell. Jennie Nord-
linger; "Polonaise." by Chopin. Helen
| Brehm: Waltz" by Moszkowski. Sade
Styron: 'Liebestraum' and "Polon-
! aise." by Liszt. Eta Schmid; Air de
Ballet" by De Pret. Bernice Simon:
ets bette g hy'tT Esn
telle" and a recitation to music. THE
Logan; "Meiodie in c." Rubinstein
Jeannette Goldenberg; Merry Wan
asrsr; s"t,;n, by Jensen; ,1 Josephine ,s Ney;
Herses: Air De Eaia} Mlspo"s! BY chamie alde
made. Mildred Mulliken: "A Summer
Night" by Grieg, Marjorie Glasgow; /;
Bridal Procession" by Grieg. Helen
Nash.
The sodality of ST. Patrick's Church
| was entertained by Rev. James
smythe at a social gathering We'd
| nesday evening after the closing
| service for the season. Addresses
| were made by Mgr. Thomas and the
| host and a musical program was
| given. under the direction of Miss
Glennan. by Edna Hillyard Howard,
| Carolyn Manning. Agnes Whelan and
! George O'Connor. who was accom-
| panied by Miss Higgins.
Mrs. W. S. Cline. first soprano of the
Camp Service Quartet. gave a pro-
gram of songs at the meeting Wednes-
| day of the Kentucky State Associa-
| tion. Miss Marie Hansen, who has
just returned to Washington after a
| successful season in New York, was
| the accompanist
| At the Church Of the Ascension, the
| music. with Miss Elena Hall. organist
and director. and Mrs Frances Thomp-
Deum," by NJ. B. Wood; Jerusalem.
the Golden offertory, MY Faith
Looks Up to Thee" Incidental solos
will be taken by Mrs. Thompson. Mr..
Jett and Miss Dayton. Evening. Mag
niicat" and Nunc Dimittis, by Sem
Victory Divine" and Loves Re-
deeming Work Is Done" as offertory
anthem. Incidental solos will be TAX
en- by Mrs. Thompson. Mr.. Guewike
and Mr.. Schiller.
| A recital Of artistic excellence. both
for the choice of numbers and finish
of rendition. was given by Louis
Thompson, tenor. and Lewis Corning
Atwater. organist. Thursday after
non at the Scottish Rite Temple. Mr..
Thompson sang with fine effect the
Meridionale." by Rimsky- -Korsakow
"Le Miroir." by Ferrari; Passing
By" by Purcell: 'Loch Lomond." old
! Scotch, and '"The Foggy Dew" old
Irish: two negro spirituels, Nobody
Knows de Trouble I See." and 20
| Graveyard" and Inter Nos" by Mac
Fadyen. and Mr.. Atwater played
| prelude Pour Orsue" and lie Bois
| Sacre" by Massenet: From an In
! dian Lodge" and ITO Wild Rose. -
| by Mcdowell. and "Marche d'Ham-
let" by Ambrose Thomas.
Miss Ethel Coffin, pianist, assistant
| to Nine. Won Unschuld. gave recital
| Tuesday evening at Petworth Baptist
Church, playing with fine technique a
| group, "Ballade." 'Impromptu" and
| "Etude," by Chopin; "Claire de Lune."
Liszt. and "valse," by Moszkowski.
The Won Unschuld University of
| Music announces the following activi-
| ties for commencement week: Com
mencement exercises and recital by
students the evening Of June II, at
Concordia Lutheran Church; June 10,
last meeting of Won Unschuld Club.
| with election of officers, at 1914 Co
lumbia road, at o'clock; same place.
| at $50 o'clock. meeting Of the alum
nae and a lawn party for the benefit
Of the Red Cross: June 20, piano re-
cital by Constance Finckel, evening.
S:15 o'clock: June 21, recital by stu
| dents of preparatory school at Con-
cordia Lutheran Church.
A new trio. composed Of Miss Daisy
Fickenscher. violinist; Miss Ruth
Jones, vtoloncellfst. and Mrs. Helen
Williams Afieck, pianist. assisted
Tuesday evening at the recital at Hick-
man Hall, at which Mrs. Bessie Lath-
am Gibson presented Mary Frances
Carter in program of songs. The
trio gave three numbers. and Miss
Jones, in addition. played the obligato
to 20 Dry Those Tears" by Del Riego.
sung by Miss Carter. The young sing
er was heard also in who Will Buy
My Roses Red" by Schleiffarth;
when Roses Bloom" by Hoffnung.
aria from The Queen Of sheba." by
:sThree Green Bonnets," by D'Hardelot:
Good Morning. Brother Sunshine" by
Lehman; "The Wind" by Spross;
DIE Lorelei." by List, and Good
bye" by Tosti.
Dr. William Stansfield, organist and
choir director of the First Congrega-
tional Church. has arranged the fol-
lowing program for today's services:
tion." by Massenet: anthem, "Jubil-
ate,'' by Schubert: offertory. bass
solo. "Open the Gates Of the Temple"
by Knapp, ]. Walter Humphrey: or
gan postlude, Piece Heroique." by
Cesar Franck. Evening-organ pre-
tine" by Liszt: anthem. HE Shall
Come Down Like Rain" by Buct:
ofrertory, tenor solo, 1.-The Lord Is My
Shepherd" by Van de Water. Her