The Washington herald., 1920-06-13

A. complete list OF Washington
ians participating in the recent
presentations OF The Mikado" and
H. n. 8. Pinafore" at Polls Thea
ter includes the following names:
John T. Elliott, Raymond Moore, NJ.
Harry Stevens, J. Z. s. Kinsella,
Ivy Jeanne Stevens, Elaine Sebring
Ford. Louise Belt. Charles Moore,
T. Brooke Amiss. jr.. Stephen o.
Ford, EstelIe Murray, Florence
Winter. Genevieve Bond in the
principal roles. The chorus was
composed of Ruth Peter, Bertha
wev, Blsnch Odell. Evelyn L. Fitz-
gerald. Sarah A. Mccoy. Edith NJ
Simmerman. Margaret E. Jones,
Brycie Bayles, Ethel n. Perone,
Helen Gayle Hunt, Mary Virginia
Reppert. Edith Gladys Hunt. Helen
A. Marston, Grace Z. Davey. Mar
gusrite G. Maxwell. Bernice f. Ste
vers, Florence c. Hulse, Jean Galley
Stophlet. Francis Sebring Plummer.
Lucille Maxon. Ruth Maxon. Emma
May Baldwin, Daisy E. Harrison.
Betty Halsey. Elsie Jorss, Lucille
Carr, Isabel Fort, Agnes V. Brown.
May A. Merritt, Lucille Reinbach,
Cecile NJ. Sale. Minnie Reddick. Mrs.
]. T. Pardee, Margaret ]. s. Carr,
Bah Doran, Mary-Ka Bowers,
Bessie c. Doolan. Mary Pardee, Mrs.
A. w. Cline. Maud Haughey. Mable
l.. Bernhard, Alfred Ainsworth. j.
r. Raeburn. ]. T. Pardee, Leonard
Naramore. Ray A. Jackman. L. b.
Pool, r. c. Wylie. William II. Pres
ton, c. D. Gibson Maxwell, c. d.
Gibson, r. c. Calkins. Harold G..
Connolly. w. II. Staggers. James Z.
Pender. Mr.. Apple, Frederick b. Un-
derwood. Delbert Wells, J. A. B.
Riley, Norman Lucks. Frank Scot,
S. 3. Covert and Kenji Onozawa.
The Emmanuel Baptist Church
choir, assisted by the Misses Richie
Mclean, Lille Winner. Edna Barber
and Messrs. Jack Bowie and Harlan
Randall. gave a special musical pro-
gram under the direction of Mrs.
Z. O. Dickinson last Sunday evening
when the following numbers were
presented: Women's chorus, Greet
ing" Spross; anthem, 20 Lord, I
Come" Bassford. violin obligato by
Mr.. Sturtevant and incidental solo
by Miss Fleharty; anthem, out OF
the Deep" Wirtz, incidental solos
by Mrs. Ragsdsle and Mr.. Randall;
violin solo. Alteration" Borowski.
Mr.. Sturtevant: trio, Lift Thine
Eyes" Mendelssohn, the Misses Mil
Ter, Fleharty and Gessford; anthem,
TIE Deum," Buck. Mrs. Ragsdale.
Mrs. Holtsinger. Mr.. Bowie and Mr..
Randall; solo. BY the Waters of
Babylon" Miss Mclean; anthem,
Peace 1 Leave With You." Roberts,
incidental solo. Mr.. Bowie; duet,
THE Crucifix. Faure. Misses Winner
and Barber; anthem. "Hark, Hark.
My Soul" Shelley. incidental solos.
Mrs. Dunn and Miss Mclean.
The tenth annual recital by the
pupils of Beatrice Chopin Keith
was given at Studio Hall. The
students were assisted by Sidney
Gianoly. The pupils who partici-
pated were Audrey Estelle Blumer.
Alfred Branch Carter. Rebecca Lee
Carter, Dorothy Mary jain. Frank
Eldra Kingsbury, Katherine Eliza
beth Leyking, Albert John Powers,
Natalie Florence Powers. Gladys
Josephine Price. Elsie Olga Rose
Ruzicka, Gertrude Johanna Rose
Ruzicka. Francis Joseph Schwoerer,
Ruth Louise Schwoerer. Virginia
Perry Thomas, r. Burrus Williams.
Baumgarten. Mabel Virginia Berry,
Leonard Enfield Bolen, Ruth Beat
rice Bolen. Hazel Collier Boyce.
James Struthers Crawford. Mary
Montgomery Crawford. Elsie Helen
DrechsIer. Ellenor Gertrude Rabbit.
Claude Mahon williams, Margaret
Adele Woolard, Josephine Evelyn
woolard, Thomas l.. Woolard and
Mary
The last public organ recital
to be presented at Central
High School auditorium this
season was given by Miss Edith
Il. Athey. organist, assisted by Ma
rion Mccoy. contralto, and Reed
Lewis, accompanist. The program
was as follows: Organ solos.
"Marche Triomphale," Ferrata;
Prelude" Glazounov; 'Cantabile." "
Wesley; Shepherds Dance" Ger
man; "Sortie," Dunham; Pastor
ale" Salome; selections from opera
Samson ct Dalila," Saint-Saens, and
'Marche Funebre ct Chant Sera
will be heard in when You Are
Near Me-" Pierson; DE OIL Ark's
A-movering." Guion; Whats in
the Air Today?" Eden; The Bird
of the Wilderness" Horsman; AN
Old Scotch Song" selected. and
The Years at the Spring." Beach.
The fourteenth annual commence
ment exercises of the Washington
College of Music will be held Thurs
day evening in Central High School
auditorium. The graduating class
will be composed of Emma Louise
Thompson, Clara Lackey Young, Es-
tella Wheelock Thomas, Lois Cath
ryn Goddard. Gertrude Eleanor
Dyre. Nellie Erline Noel. Irma Agnes
Dix, Emile Bernadctte Bishop, Mar
ion Rose Spencer. Sara Lillian Beck
er, Regina Eloise Vandeveer, Will
lam Frederick Santelmann, Ruth
Martindell Fisher. Alice Kathleen
Ross, Olive Dean Armentrout. Alden
Aiyworth Call and Nellie Pearl
Galley.
Mrs. Henry White will present
a song recital at the College wom-
ems Club on Wednesday evening.
The assisting soloists viii be
Lynch Luquer. violinist, and Emile
Margaret White, accompanist. the
participants in the program are:
Katharine Rich, wilhelmina Saw
yer. Zelma Rigby Tyree. Wilbur C.
Fielder, Lucy Dunwoody Higgins,
ROSEMARY Lundstrum. Olga Krum-
Ike. Fred Eden, Florence Fritz. Mrs.
Florence Conklin and Alice Doug
las Jones.
The following musical program
has been arranged for today's serv-
ices at First Baptist Church: Morn
ing. anthem. King of Love Ny