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

tGounod. Mary Frances Parker;
Lily Bellies" (Strickland). Irene Rog-
ers: duet, "Minuet' (Beethoven).
Sophie Crouch and Elaine Jones; solos.
Orchids (Dale). Irma Jones: Pure
as Snow Lange). Virginia Palmer;
duet. sightseeing" (Fisher). Ruth
Nickel and Marie Adrian; solo,
Mrs. f. NJ. Trail; song "Watchman,
What of the Night" tWood). by twelve
girls; solos. "Nalse. G Sharp Minor"
fChopin) and March of the Flower
Girls OWaclis), Margaret Parker;
duet. Laughing Water" (Miilington).
Irma Jones and Mabel Adrian. solos.
Fifth Nocturne" Neybach) and
Venetian Gondolas' (Waclis), Miss
Mildred Speer, "A Polish Dance"
tScharvenka) and 'Valse, Arabesque"
Iack), Annie Gibson.
Mrs. Frank Byram of the musical
faculty of the public schools present.
ed her class of private pupils in re-
cital Friday evening at her residence
studio when they gave the following
p 1Maszkews Pf9s "Hark. " HarR the
Lark" tSchubert-LiszD and Eighth
Hungarian Rhapsody" IiszD. Mrs.
Marion Ballinger MacGregor; "ka-
menoi Ostrow'' Rubinstein). eff /
Were Bird" (HenselD and "Humor
esque" UChaminade). Miss Alice Barks-
dale: The Fountain tSchyettel,
prelude, G Sharp Minor" tRachmani-
Louise Grubb: THE Birding tGrieg),
"A Shepherds Tale" (Ethelbert Ne
vin) and Harp Etude" (Schytte).
Miss Louise Cohen; nNocturne. OPP
No. ," Chopin. Miss Edna Bailey.
pleasant variety was given to the en-
tertainment by some vocal numbers
an aria from La Roheme ana
Spring Song" (TostD, Miss Frances
Corey; "'rhe bitterness of Love"
(Dunn) and some children's songs OF
her own composition by Miss Bernlce
Randall, and several violin solos by
Miss Ruth Bronson.
Dorothy Linder was awarded a gold
medal for application and progress at
the recent recital given by pupils OF
Miss Anna ISora Bingamam, other
prizes for marked improvement being
given to Thelma HALEY and Florence
Wainwright Miss Rosemary Arnold
assisted in entertaining the guests by
giving two readings and the pupils
Of the intermediate class presented
ment." March" (virgiD,. Margaret
Fouts; "Valse Lente," Little Caprice"
WirgiD. Aileen Wallace; "Valse Ca
price" tNirgiD. Frances Posey; Waltz
in c. (Streabogl. Evelyn Banks;
Wa ahas, Song shehr lGa Margare.
Day in Summer" From the Hills"
(Mokrejs), Florence Wainwright: .'On
the Meadow" hichneD, Catherine
Maginnis; Second Valse" tGodard).
Grace" tBohm). Dorothy Under; I'm.
promptu Mazurka" LacR, Second
Mazurka" tGodard), Hilda Shomo;
"Minuet" PaderewskD. 'Valse Ara
besque" Iack). Thelma Haley;
Rustic OF Spring (Sinding), But
terfiy" Gavallee), "A La Bien Aimee"
(Schutt, Harriet Hine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin H: Linton en-
tertained at musical Wednesday
evening at their summer home, in
Kensington, Md, when a delightful
informal program was given by Misses
Bettina and Josephine Edwards. two
young English opera singers. Others
adding to the pleasure of the occasion
we're Beaumont Glass, violinist, of
Philadelphia; Miss Mabel C. Linton,
pianist, and Mrs. White, violinist.
Among the guests were Miss Virginia
Glass Mrs. Retzel, Mrs. Marks, Miss
Virginia Wilson, Messrs. F. Regis
Noel and Wilson Townsend and Capt.
and Mrs Harry Simms.
Mira Elizabeth Campanole, soprano.
and Wheeler Wilson, bass, will be
| the soloists at today's services at the
First Congregational Church, and the
programs. as arranged by Harry E.
Mueller. organist, will include this
morning the organ solo, Prelude in
c Major" Carroll; solo, 1T Is
Wheeler Wilson; offertory duet Come
Unto Him." Faure. Mrs. Campanole
and Mr.. Wilson; postlude, Grand
Choeur in G Minor" HoIlins.
Evening-Organ solos, "Marche Re-
ngieuse," Guilmant;- "Andantino, Le-
mare, and VISION" RheinberEer;
solo, Thou Wilt Keep Him in Perfect
Peace" SCOTT, Mrs. Campanole; offer
tory SOLO. Like AS the Heart De-
sireth," Aflitsen, Wheeler Wilson; post
lude, '.re Deum." Wacho.
in the Washington Club Monday even
ing to hear the recital prepared by
pupils of Glenn C. Gorrell, the pro-
gram of which included the piano
solos, "Tarantelle" tBischoff), Janet
Esys P1sysS aa ssvs and
Good Moon. Thou eldest Gently"
(Faelten-Porter), Adelaide Wampler;
march" (Schumann), and "Baliade"
1Burgmullero. . Mizabeth MeGranr.S'
(Rurgmuner), 'TIunting Song tMerkeD
and "Tarantelle" tDenneel. Vera Tray,
bold; wedding Day at Treldhaugen"
(Grieg), Eleanor Eastman: Noe
turne." "Seherzo. Sharp Minor" and
"Etude, G Flat Major" (Chopin).
chant glamour" (StojowskD. Pre-
lude. C Minor" and "Polichinelle"
(Rachmaninoff), and first movement
Of Concerto, A Minor" (Grieg), Cor
inne White; first movement. Con
certo" (Arensky), En- Bateau" ODE
bussy), Dance" (Beethoven). and
"cracovienne FantastiQue" PadeF-
ewskD, Mabel l.. Jones.