Evening star., 1919-12-07

oI the Department of the Interior
Band and Orchestra. directed by Wal
yer y. W1lmarth, took place Thursday
evening. when the following numbers
were rendered. for the entertainment
OF the employees and their friends:
March, stars and Stripes Forever,
Ssousa). and bohemian Girl" (Balfe)
pand; quartet, Sweet and Low
sSarnby); Mr.. Bressler. cornet: Mr..
Sanoah, baritone; Mr.. Millard. rnelo-
American Patrol" (Meachem) Ken,' /,
lucky Babe" tGeibe), pension Of
nee male quartet, Messrs, Adreon
SGharf. McGirr and Kline; march.
The Rolling Pin" dedicated to %. i
ayers CWilmarth); Chapel Chimes
Opus 66" (Mendelssohny, Miss Frieda
Hadf. violin: Miss Florence W. Vie
ser cello. and Mrs. Clara Moran Bern :
heimer. pianist; Prince of piIsenp
Guderso, and THE Star spangled
Recent events of interest include
the studio recital at which Misses
Constance and Frances FinckeI nre.
sented their Junior pupils in a pro
gram OF piano numbers. Paul Hines
f2rmerly Of this city, now\ of New
the Church Of st. Vincent Ferrer. was
the assistant soloist, giving two
groups OF songs and responding tc
numerous encores. with Miss Char.
Iotte Gibson playing the accompani-
ments. Among the students contrib
uting piano solos were Margaret HoI-
lsran. Winifred Chamberlain, Leona
Thomas. Mary Smith, Barbara. Slim
mel, Mary Guren, Dorothy Gardner
Louise Heller, Mural CowsilI. Eliza
beth Hansen, Louise Caldwell Julie
townsend, kathline Stead. Masters
Maurice Stead, Lawrence Heinrichs
Willard Martin and Robert Hurley,
Lynch Luquer. violinist, will be the
soloist at Incarnation Church this
morning, when he will play "Priere. ;,
from Gounods "Messe Solennelle.". 4,
the onertory, and "Elegie,"' by Van
Margaret White at the organ.
Mrs. Raymond Dickey, vioiinist.
was the assisting soloist at the semi
monthly recital by Edith b. Athey.
organist, at Central High School
Tuesday evening, making a fine i'm
preston, especially in Bohm's- "Le-
Meditation" from "Thais": cradle e
Song and Prom wigwam," both
by Cecil Burleigh. Miss Athey' playe a
"offertoire." by Wely:, "vaise Tri-
este n by sibelius: ,".Larghetto, by
Pauikss; Pa . -RisoIuto;" Iss by Horatio
and Rene Becker's First sonata. ;.
the last number meeting with the
special favor of the audience. The
next recital by Miss Athey will take
place December 8. and after January
l these recitals will be given regular
ly on the first and third Thursdays of
each month.
D. Church. tenor, will sing the duet
so Thou. Liftest Thou Divine Petit
tion," from Stainer's "Crucifixion... :.
this morning at Trinity NJ. E. Church,
and Mrs. A. NJ. Henry at the organ.
will play for prelude by the Sea"
tina" (Roff), and for postiude. ''Nup-
tial March" Uynes). This evening
there will be two quartets, DAY Is
Dying. in the West" (Sherwin) and
Savior. Breathe an Evening Bless
ing" (Roff).
Ruth Lee. soprano; Mrs. Harry
Shacklett. contralto, and Flora Pal
mer and w. j. Weber, ,-pianists. were
ber public rehearsal of the Rebew Or,
chestra Monday evening at Keller Me-
mortal Church. Miss Lee sang Par
ker's "Gypsy Maiden L. and The
Summer Wind, by Bfschon; Mrs.
wells "Four Leaf Glover" and 'Until,"
by Sanderson; Miss Palmer and Mr..
Weber played two duets, Tampa and
"Delta, Kappa Epsilon" by Pease, and
the orchestral selections included the
overture to Verdi's 'Nabucco." ex-
cerpts from THE Spring Maid by,
'aThe wedding Of the
Rose" by Jessel, and the marches
'Tfppecanoe," by Weber; and "Fron,
Battle to Victory" by Won Blom. n
w. Weber. conductor Of the orchestra.