Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29

Jack Bryan. Margaret Mccormick.
Lois Diely. Elizabeth Johnson. Mar
garet Payne. Maxine Glossbrenner.
Myrtle Bailey. Thelma and Eugene
Heiss. Evelyn Farr. Kenneth Berger,
Margaret Matthews. Ruth Dudley.
Marion Willett. Kathrine Kuhn.
George and Elmer Duley Clifton
Cornwall. Wilhelmina Saul. Gladys
Myers. Beulah Hess. Bessie Schenker.
Bertha and Lillian Rosengarten.
Lydia Hunter. Estelie clifford. Grace
Russell. Frances Ober. Irwin Gottlieb.
Harold Kicker. Esther Hess. Esley
Thrifth, Rosalie Smith. Violet Early.
Gerald DuffieI Teresa Mccain.
Freeda Kuhn. Mildred Crump. Eliza
beth Boston. Cathrine Scott. Bertha
Wilson. Josephine Triplett Annie
Smith. Margaret. Barbara and Altha
MCPHERSON. Elizabeth Guernsey. Law
renee Cook. Beva Fish. Leo Bryan.
Jenette Howe, Sophie Kaufman.
Louis White, Juanita Bell. Mary Nat
toX Louise Pollard. Chester Grove.
Louise HOPPER, Georgia Smith. Doris
ofutt, Mary Mcdonald Eugenia Neu-
mayer. Stanley Potter. Evelyn Goddard
ROBERT Williams. Cathrine sullivan.
Taylor Anderson. Harry McI.aughlin
Louise McCauley. Melvin Loveless FL
sic and Bonnie Fullerton. Emeline
Thompson. Agnes Hayden Norman
Etle Duffey. Rubie Thompson. Hattie
NokeS. John Noegler Aughbry Lamb
Frances Cameron. Mildred McCarty.
Pearl Miller. Mary Johnson. Ethel and
Ruth Jaeschke. Frances Braden. Ma =
rion Harvey. Mary Weber. E,stelle
Russell Carl walther Gertrude Viz
stein. Marie Modena, Miss Lula Ha-
ger. Miss Gladys May Francis
Braden. Maurice Enright. Miss
Virginia McIlwee. Miss Frances Ober.
Miss Btanch Grimes. Miss Nellie
Stewart Miss Elsie Carroll Miss Mil
dred Schultz, Norman Smith Miss
Viola Bell, Master Charles Read, Miss
Marie Duehring. John Voegler. Miss
Kathleen McDevitt. Mrs. Augusta
Duehring. Miss Eleanor Metz. Miss
Edna E. Ridgway. Mrs. Ada Murray.
The chorus choir of Calvary NJ f.
Church will close its season this even
ing with a special musical service.
consisting of selected anthems and
solos. including Gounod's ''Gallia.
Mrs. w. w. Deal, soprano: Mrs. Ger
trude Reuter- Miller. mezzo: Mr.. F.
Edmond Boyer. tenor. and Mr.. George
are the soloists. who will be assisted
also by Miss Ruth Bronson. violiniste.
with Mrs Charles II. Dickson at the
organ.
Residents of Takoma Park and vicin-
l.
their regular monthly community sing.
This will. as usual. be held at the Pres
hyterian Church and, II weather condf
tons are favorable will be held out
doors on the lawn next to the church.
Herbert d. Lawson. bass. and Miss
Katherine Johnson. contralto. will he the
soloists. and Mrs. Leon Caviness will
give reading. The larger part of the
evening will be given up to the singing.
under direction of James w. Dyre. Of
folk songs, camp songs. present day
popular songs, rounds. etc. and will
commence at SIS O'Clock.
pianist of Washington. was presented
in recital Tuesday evening at Studio
Hall by Miss Pearl Waugh. making
an excellent impression for her beau
tiful tone and well balanced technique.
Miss Ryan. whose program would
have taxed a mature artist, played it
from memory and was especially
effective in the first movement of the
Chopin's "Etude. Op. 10. No. ." and
the List "Etude. D Flat Major" She
was assisted by Rosalie Livingston.
Cadman's "At Dawning." "Rosalie"
by De Koven; THE Birth of Morn"
by Leoni. and Tender Ties" by Del
bruck. Miss Ryan.s other numbers
sy Ra EenSe
de Concert" by MacDowell The
Nightingale by Alabeff-Liszt. and
"Walzer- Caprice" by Schubert Tausig.
Mr. and Mrs. King Smith will enter
tain this evening at tea for the
soIoists and members of the French
community chorus. An informal pro-
gram will be given by some of the
soloists and by. pupils of Mr.. King
Smith.
hostesses giving musicals last week
and presented a class of singers in
an enjoya BILE program at Carroll Hall
Wednesday evening. Included among
the numbers were Morning" tSpeaksl
(Goatley), Miss Mary Coates: Sudden