Evening star., 1920-07-04

Beiser. contralto; Henry Kruger.
tenor, and John Walker, bass, with
Mrs Edmund Barry at the organ, will
furnish the music during July and
August at the First Baptist Church,
while Mrs. Florence Howard. soprano
and choir director, will be absent on
her vacation. .
Music today at Hamline Methodist
Church, directed by Edith B. Athey,
organist, will consist this morning of
the organ solo. "Chant Triumphale"
(GuaD; quartet; Gone Con miss Hnfe -asne ME-
ofrertory quartet, "a, Lamb of God"
(Morse), with incidental alto solo.
Mrs Humphrey: postlude. 'Mardae
Slennelle" (RothwelD. Evening or
gan solos. "Canzone" (Sheppard). and
SFestal P1sIpdss tAndrs2; sas .o Ratriotis Tsas 1
Country" (Eichberg), Miss Greene,
Mrs John Humphrey. Clarence Lewis
and Irving Townsend: offertory. The
Question of the Flag" (Foster); post
lude, finale" from international
Fantasy" Rogers).
Bernice Randall and Frances Carey
sopranos. and Ruth Bronson, vio-
linist, were the assisting soloists
Monday evening at the recital given
by pupils of Mrs. Frank Byram
Miss Randall made delightful inn
preston in What's In the Air e,. TO.
des hs1s %iss caress aas K4ss
'sFlorian's Song" (Godard) and Songs
NV Mother Taught Me" (Dvorak)
and Miss Bronson played "Nocturne
q Flat" (Chopin) and From a4.Wig-
wan" (Cecil' Burleigh), and Mrs
snciong syram Ds0~fns eose 'ss sy g1sS p1aying
turne. No. u" (chopin) and Petite
Cloche" (Hendricks). Student num-
bers consisted of The Birding
(Grieg) and "Grandmother's Ghost
| ssoif ssssooilffegietto" eBach) and Twilight
| (FrimD. Virginia Schmucker,. ITO
water Lily (MacDowelD and Pre-
lude. C Sharp Minor" (Rachmaninon)
Mrs. Frank Biondi: IA Wedding Day
| at Trolhagen.. (Grieg). Marion Bailey
Land" (scott). Ruth Hutson; Kan.
| i-Ostrow" (Rubinstein), France:
Bronson: Revolutionary Etude'
| lChopin), Edan Baily; THE Coli:
; wog,s Cake Walk" (Debussy), ane
| .In Autumn" (MoszkowskD. Mrs
| Kenneth MacGregor.
The music for this evenings servlGe
lat the Church of the Covenant VII
he given by Mary Beiser. contralto
Estelle Thomas. violinist; R1cnaTe
Loreleberg, violoncellist; "; y y
Schmucker, precentor, and Ciauot
Robeson, organist, and will CONSIST o.
the organ prelude; a1sT! From fcadmanS eae man'
trios for violin. cello and organ
"Reverie'' (Ganne) and .,NHi;a, ,Wniy;.,
(schumann); cello solo; "Mei1aie !2n
(Massenet) organ postlude. "Fan'
fare" (Dubois).
Bernice Alias and Florence Vain
wright were awarded gold medals To-
application and progress last Satur
day evening at the annual recital by
pupils of Anna Isora Bingaman. Ay
Ileene Wallace won the prize for nav
ling memoriZed the greatest numoer U!
studies by Kohler during the year
Some Of the numbers presented Dy Tn,
pupils included The Bells" Lullaby, LULLABY,
(Gurlitt), Waltz in G" (Streabog1
Martha Louise Evans; "Reapers
Song" and Romance" (Schumann)
Ella Sanburn; Dolls Dream" GOES
ten), Florence Caswell: "On the Mea'
dow" Uichner), Evelyn Banks; cur
ler2. Catherine Lamon; "E,rom lMon a. tn tn
Doris Graybill; Romance Sans Pa
lroles'' fStreabog), Catherine Magin'
mis-; ''Will O. the Wisp" (Jungmann)
Sonatina Beethoven }, Florenc'
vivian Ward; "Humoresqge" SDyS5 Is1
Dorothy Linder; "Tarantella" (Hel
ier), Music Box" Giadowl. Thelms
HALEY; "Valse Arabesque" U1ack)
I"Valcik" (Mokrejs), Hilda Shomo
l"Polish Dance" (ScharweRka), Waltz
and "Polonaise" (chopin). Bernice Al
lbeswalzer..'s .(MoskowskD, Prelude
lIRachmaninoff) Harriet rHine~ -.