Evening star., 1920-06-27
Musical Mention

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lowing students: Mrs. Charles Me-
MSnsn sss1 M, MIS- ,.mrnss wlss~ ..s p.vis sss
Josephine Mann. Judith Mann. May
Dales, Julia Espeland. Jeanette Bur
CESS. Ruth Ashford. Emile Fey. Ma
rian Thomas. Florence Hesu. Evelyn
Katherine Birch. Martha Clark. Un-
eta Dalkin. Dorothy Barnes. Mary
Clark. Mary Gillen. Grace Wood. Ta-
cte Steiner. Emile Crawford, Thomas
Keys. Dorothy link. Katherine Nc
Sanerey, Regina Entwistle. Mary
Ruth Capers.
The quartet and chorus choir Of
the First Baptist Church, which has
sung last season under direction. OF
Mrs. Florence Howard, will disband
for the summer after this evenings
service, and the musical portion of
the exercises each Sunday will be fur
nished by different soloists. Tho mu-
sic this morning will consist Of the
Lord" (Randegger), and BE stin and
Know That l Am God" CBuck), and
this evening, Praise Ye the Lord"
tRandegger). 20 Pray for tho Peace
Of Jerusalem" (Knox). and "Jeru-
salem" (Parker). Mrs. Edmund Barry
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be sustained by Mrs. Howard, Henry
Kruger and John Walker.
Meta Craig will be the assisting
cital by pupils of Glenn c. Gorrell at
the Washington Club. She will sing
two groups Of songs by Mr.. Gorrell.
all from manuscript, two being new
settings Of the favorite old hymns.
ead iesIs x;oSsr toTsr t;.,i cf Ny sOui and md
pupils participating In the program
will be Jean Bethune. Virginia willis.
Elizabeth Vanlear McGreorty. Jose
phine Newell. Vera Trabood. Eugenie
LIE Merle. Virginia Lee Jones. Louise
Crossman. Frances c. Sprague. Phyllis
Shackleford Moore and Corinne S.
White.
Lewis Atwater. organist of All
Souls Unitarian Church and Of the
afternoon on motor trip to Mich
igan- He viii, spend most OF the
summer AT Ann Arbor, where he has
friends among the university students,
and viii reside at one of the frater-
nity. houses. He has always been
much interested IN ecclesiastical
architecture. and while there will at
tend q course of lectures on that sub
ject. He will also follow some of the
special lectures which are included in
the music of the summer school OF
the University of Michigan. he is
not planning to return until Sep
tember.
Miss Virginia Bestor and her pupils
were assisted at studio recital last
evening by Philip Dimon, violinist,
and Fred veihe. violoncellist. The as
sisting artists contributed twice to the
evenings entertainment, playing one
| movement from Beethoven's Trio in
c Minor" with Miss Hoover sustain
| ing the piano part. and the Presto
busch at the piano. Among the piano
solos were ''Minuet In G" (Beethoven)
and ''Valse Picturesque" (Rheinhold)
by Ami Dimon; "Polonaise" (Chopin>.
Mrs. Brandenburg: I'm the Night
(Liszt), Helen Rosen6usch; "Kreis-
"pretude" and avaise, op. ~ 1chopin),
Scottish Tone Pictures (MacDowelD
and "Barcarole. A Minor" (Rubin-
stein). Louise Hoover; "Poionaise. b.
Major" (PaderewskD. Miss Rosen-
Mrs. James Kerr and Ben Y. Nor
rison, contralto and bass soloist. re-
spectively, of Petworth Methods
esrYss he E s1T oFd Il Is ts Ms
Light" (Buck). arranged as q duet
Mrs. Kerr will give '"rhe Prayer Per-
feet" (Stenson). for the offertory, and,
Mr.. Morrison will furnish the solo
this evening. This concludes their
has been engaged as contralto soloist
| at old st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Rock Creek parish, and Will sing
with that choir next Sunday. and MI.
Morrison has been secured as soloist
at St Andrews Episcopal Church for
next season
Pupils of John George Klein were
heard in their annual recital Wednes-
day evening at Gurley Memorial Pres
filine the important role of accom-
PIANIST. the following program OF songs
proved enjoyable:
"At Dawning" (Cadman), Bertha
Morgan: "Grey Days" (Johnson), 1esS
A. Gifen: I'm the Deep 9, the .,s psislss 1lsa.
song" Gieurance), willard s. Lines
yesterday and Today" (Spross), May
Norwood; "The Seasons" (MacFzo.
yen). Ruth Lee; AN Irish Love song,
OangJ. Elsie M; Clark: y Must DOVE
Redeker: Song of the Sour tBreeil.-
Florence Keeler; THE Nightingaie's
song (Nevin), NJ. Bertha Roddy
The Nightingale Has a Lyre OF Goia
(wheltley). Mrs. willard 3. Lines.
'Oh. Come WIN NE IN .no $500
Night" (Stucken). Katherine Peacoes
Delight (Luckstonel. Helen y. Cas-
rahan: "A Dream" (Bartlett), Mrs,
Harry shaklett; Look Down; Dear
Ewes" (FYsher), Raymond F1liius
.Who'u Buy My Lavender Germ AM
Eunice Wartman: springs Awaken
ing" (Sanderson). elisabeth LaSHey
slave Song (Del Reigo). Helen
Edgar: .Paeliacci" Geoncavallo): Al
bert r. HenkeI: duet, In this Solemn
Hour" (verdi), Mr. Klein and Mf
Hankel-