Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-01
MUSICAL MENTION
Continued from Fourteenth Pase)
sing at the offertory this morning
Fear Not Ye, O Israel" by Buck

| sing at the o6ertory this morning
Fear Not Ye. Israel" by Buck.
Mrs. Samuel BurleiEh- Milton. So
| prano. sang at the annual shad bake
| Of the local Board Of Trade at tts
| outing At Chesapeake Beach recently.
Mrs. Milton sang several songs and
| an encore. accompanying herself on
| the guitar. She was rendered a rising
vote of thanks by the members.
Miss Marian Larner. contralto. who
| recently severed her connection with
the choir of the First Congregational
Church. has been engaged to sing
during the summer months At the
First Baptist Church commencing
! next Sunday. Today she will sing At
| OF Miss Elsie Forester, the regular
| soloist.
Al Hamline Methodist Church today
the music, as arranged by Mfks Edith
B. Athey. orEanist. will include the
quartet, Jesus. Meek and Gentle" by
Pike; incidental tenor solo. Clarence
Lewis: offertory. quartet. ''As Christ
Upon the Cross" by BuIlara; incl
organ postlude. March" by Barnaby:
Evening, organ prelude, "Cantilena,"
| by Foote; quartet. Through the Day
Thy Love Has Spared U.s." by Spence:
st 1,ssayy quartet, I've , Found .
postlude. by Sullivan.
Miss Elizabeth Morgan was the as
| sisting soloist last evening at the
Frank Gebest presented class Of
! pupils in piano selections. Miss Nor
gan sang 1.-The Years at the Spring"
! by Mrs. Beach, and the old English
! air. The Lass With the Delicate
Air" by Or. Arne. Mr.. debest gave
sody." and numbers by the pupils in
| cluded:
| ''Gavotte." from "HolberE Suite"
| 1Grieg,. Miss Emily Christiani: Elm
Dance" GJensen). Miss Katherine
Ohio Thompson Beall. IT.: "The Night
Christiani; "The Gypsiss" (Burs-
muIler>. Baron Joseph Muilaney;
Second Mazurka" tEchsverria). Miss
(wagner-Lisst). Miss Cora Gibson:
Tarantelle" (Heller). Miss Ida Glib
| son ''valse Chromatique" tGodard).
Miss Hilda Reynolds Hanes; Witches
Dance" tMacDoweiD. Miss Claire Philo-
mss e sFnss h. sHs9
ingale" Hiszt), Miss Frances Cure
ton; Ecstasy" (Ornscein), and val
elk (Mokrejs), J. Russell Hoss;
"Ballade in Flat Major" tchopin).
Everette stone: The Spirit Of the
Woods" lFrimD. Miss Elisabeth Will
liams: THE Erl King" (schubsrt-
LiszD. Miss Elizabeth Muldrow.
Harry E. Mueller Of Lexington. KY.
| who will assume charge Of the organ
and music Of the First Congregational
| Church today. although q man Of
but twenty-six years OF age, has had
twelve years experience in the dirsc-
| ton of church music. He began his
work AZ musical director at the
Church of the Advent. Louisville, KY.
when but fourteen years OF age. After
i've years Of work in Louisville ne re-
charge Of the large chorus choir of
| the Fourth Avenue Methodist Church.
! to take UP musical studies in Boston,
| at the New England Conservatory Of
Music. He had previously studied choir
| training with DR.. G. Edward Gtubbs
of New York. and while at the New
England Conservatory Of Music was
! selected by Dean Goodrich to take
| charge of the music Of st. Johns
Episcopal Church At Beverly Farms.
Mass. where DR.. Goodrich was chsir-
| man Of the music committee.
Mr.. Mueller graduated a. piano So
! loist and teacher, with highest hon
ora, in the class OF 1915, and In the
class In organ in 1915. from the New
England Conservatory OF Music.
During the two following years he
occupied the position of teacher of
piano, organ and theory on the facul-
ty of the Lexington College OF Music
and was employed as organist and
| director of the First Baptist Church
in Lexington. and director Of the choir
of the First Christian Church. Frank
fort, KY, as well as director Of the
Girls Glee Club of Wesleyan Col
legs. Winchester. Ky.
In 1918 he entered the Army, ssfv-
! ing at Camp Sheridan. Als-. as regi-
| mental sergeant major Of the 67th In
| fantry until it's rehabilitation.
The sixteenth annual piano recital
by pupils Of Prof. William A: 1eall
nesday evenings at Pythian Temple.
An unusually interesting program
| was rendered this year, Prot. beall
being assisted by Harry wilkins and
Oscar Zeitler. Miss Gretchen Hsrgner,
iaccompanist.
Those contributing piano numbers
were: Misses Katherine Bsuchert,
Katherine Scanion. Emma White,
Marion Allen. Evelyn Clements. Thel-
ma Pitcher. Anna Fairall. Edyth
| iinEsworth. Florence Calls. vivian
Michael. Evelyn Colburn. Roberta Jen-
kins. Anna Maggie. Pauline Smith.
Katherine Merward, Mama Aman.
Katherine Small, Ruth Shattuck, Elsie
Robey, Mary vaccaro. Mary Fischer,
leila Lauer. Gretchen Bsrgner, Ro-
berta Rivercomb. Mildred Mcleod,
Ethel Lowery. Marie Stadthsr. Frances
Woodend, Florence Collier, Anna Hill
bert, Anna Wells, Marion FabriEio.
Hazel Snyder. Evelyn Hendrix. Violet
Houghlan, Gladys Loveless. Sophie
Berman, Alta ChafYee. Elisabeth
Michael, Mary Barrett. Ruth Ward.
Messrs. Henry Walder. Earl Morti-
mer, James Macky. Norman Miller,
Isadore Greenberg. Stuart Gibson. Bo-
gan Loveiess, Donald Kane. Colhurn
Beall and Howard Runkle.
Certificates in harmony were award
ed Miss Mary Vaccaro and Miss Mary
Barrett. and the program closed with
- inAAraSfin1 tall nm the fheorx of