Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-06

A novelty among closing student
events was the recital of ensemble
music given at the parish hall of the
united Brethren Church by members
OF Miss Mabel Unions piano class.
H. LIE Roy Lewis, baritone. was the
assisting soloist. contributing two
groups of songs and several encores.
Cynthia Sheriff., William Jamison and
Katharine Lippert were the students
winning medals. which were present.
ed by Rev. Donald b. Mummert, assist
ant at the New York Avenue Presbyte-
ran Church. The unusual program in
cIuded the piano quartet Flight of
the swallows" Ganee), Shieia Meyst.
EiInor White. Margaret Eacho and
Jack Kelly; piano trio, lie Secret
1Gautier). katherine Lippert. Anita
Peters. Miss Edna Norman, and at
second piano. Miss Linton; piano trio.
March Romaine" (Gounod) Freeman
Gary, Elizabeth Clary. Catherine Lapish.
and second piano, Miss Linton; piano
quartet. March Militaire" lschuberD,
Anita Peters, Mary Key, William Jemi-
son and Cynthia Sheriff piano quartet,
.Serenade" (MoszkowskD. Miss Ger
trude Pagan, Miss Anna Breach, Miss
Cecil Ream and Miss Moore; piano
quartet, Country Dance" tNevinp,
Miss Mary Kirby, Russell Sherwood,
Miss Beatrice Iatting and Miss Wanda
iearson; piano quartet, ''Festspiel"
from "Lohengrin" (Wagner). Mrs.
haynes. Miss Virginia Pagan. Miss
piano quartet, "Valse Brillante''
!MoszkowskD, Miss Agnes Goodloe,
Miss Elizabeth Goodloe Howell Baker
ana Miss Eva Lewis: piano solo. Blue
Danube" by request. (Straus-S hultz-
E!ver), Miss Linton: Concerto in c
nj frof
Iegro: Miss Gertrude Phillips: second.
movement. "Scherzando," Miss Mar
Jor1e McCarty. with orchestral &C
compartment for both movements: at
second piano, Miss Linton: address.
Music" followed by presentation of
medals, Mr.. Donald B. Mummert;
piano duo, Dance Macabre' Saint
Saens), first piano: Miss Linton: sec
ono piano, Miss Wilhelmina Richman
MISS Morrison. Miss Long, the Misses
Lewis Miss Mcneil and Miss Cisco
acted as ushers
Miss M. Katherine F1oeckher. who
received recently an artists diploma
from the Peabody Conservatory of
Music, Baltimore, will give a students
recital tuesday evening at her resi-
dence studio. The recital will be fea-
tured by selections by the kimball
Quartet. with Mrs Fannie Heartsin,
soprano: Miss Marie Koontz, con-
tralto: Charles Myers, tenor. and
Francis ?. Heartsill, bass. Miss
Floeckher returned last Saturday
from ten-day tour of Virginia for
the Red Cross. where she played for
Army and Navy boys at Camp Lee
Hampton roads, Portsmouth, Norfolk
and other camps.
Miss Lillian Chenowith will give
one of the most recent of the humor-
GUS war songs this evening at En-
ory M. Z. Church South, Dr. Pretty
man pastor. This song is entitled
The Service Flag of My Heart" and
the words are by Alma c.. Doty and
music by Grace Jarvis. Mrs. Butler
will assist as companist
Mrs. Bessie Latham Gibson was
among the hostesses entertaining at
musicals recently. when she present
ed Miss NJ Frances Carter in a well
chosen program Of songs. Mrs. Glib
son was the accompanist throughout
the program. which consisted of the
aria "Regnava mel Silenzio." from
Lucia di Lammermoor' (DonizettD.
Horn), Kerry Dance" tMolloy). '"rhe
Cry of Rachel" tsalter). Gray Days"
(Johnson). Irish Folk Song" (Foote),
The Plains of Peace" (Barnard)
AN Open Secret" (Woodman), The
Rosary" {Ethelbert Nevin), THE
With Thine Eyes" Gold English],
"Four-Leaf Clover (BronelD. when
Love Is Kind" when Roses Bloom
(Reichardt), The Wind" (Spross).
Goodbye" (TostD, 'If 1 Were a
Voice" and 'Daphne's Love" (Ronald),
Three Green Ronnets" and "Oh,
Dry Those Tears" (Del Riego). and
Good Night, Sweet Dreams" (Bisch-
off).
The Eastern High School Orchestra
las made great progress during the
past year and furnished the nr,sic three
evenings last week at graduation and
class night exercises of the business de-
partment of the school. The personnel
of the orchestra includes ]. R. Newton.
at the piano; Louise Davie, Herman
| Rassbach. Lester Engel. Jesse Phares,
Grabill, Virginia Ballinger. Mildred Dor
set. Muriel Scull, Louise Geren, Rose
Reikes. violins; Malcolm Jet, from
bone, and Arthur Fisher. saxophone.
special occasions by Miss Barbara Hill
dreth. violoncellist. and Henry Chris
tiani, violinist.
Miss Pearl Waugh concluded her
Warrington season by recital Mon
day evening in the guildhan of Cal
vary M. e. Church. when she presented
her class in program of piano num-
bers. The students were assisted by
the Philharmonic Trio, which consisted
of Ruby Stanford. violinist; Ruth Jones.
cellist, and Helene Williams Affleck.
pianist, and which rendered the first
kpovement Of Niels w. Gade's Trio,
Op. AZ" The numbers by the students
comprised the solos: "Bouree in G
Minor" tBach2. FRANCES Lloyd a:, sRo 1%i
rior's Song tHellerl. Helen Gregg;
"Matin Ben'' fBurgmuller), Anne Blan-
ton: THE Fountain (Oehme), Elizabeth
Young; ''Kamennoi-Ostrow'' (Rubin-
stein), Dona Pollock; I'm the Forest"
(Ailbout). Katherine Buynitzkys Bar
sephine Thompson; ''Saltarello'' CMen-
de issohn- Heller). Priscilla Ilsley: "En
Automne'' (Moszkowsk) and "Czardas"
(MacDowelD, Winifred Michaelson;
''Fourth Barcarolle' (Godard), Dona
Pollock; "Rhapsodie Honeroise, No.
8" Liszt), Frances Lloyd: 'Notturno"
(Grieg) and Romance" (Sibeius).
Herminia Ellis; prelude. F Major"
and "Etude. OPP. 10. No. Z" (Chopin)
and "Etude de Concert. OPP. 36" Mac
DowelI), Louise Ryan, and "Ealse de
Concert" Emil Sauer), Helene Will
liams Aff1eck.
Miss Lillian Chenowith, contralto,
fete given on Highland Terrace by
the Stonewan Jackson Chapter OF the
U. D. c.. when she was heard In a
Memory" by Bailey; "MammY's l.ul-
laby." by Jamison. and I'm Thinking
of Thee" by Caro- Roma. Mrs. Bert
Tremis accompanying.