Evening star., 1920-06-13
Musical Mention

| by c. Il. Christiani. William F. San
teimann. violinist, will be the assist
ing soioist and will play the Bruch
concerto in G Minor" and a group
Of smaller compositions. The orchestra
VIII play the overture to "Phedre'
tMassenet. Hayden's Surprise Sym
phony and new composition. 'Preo-
cesslonaI, by Robert Carey Stearns.
Judge Siddons will make an address.
mrs Huron Lawson left yesterday
a'terhoon FOR Atlantic City, and will
he the soloist this afternoon with the
symphony orchestra on the steel pier.
Myra johnson. soprano. was the so
ioist tuesday afternoon for the La
ules Missionary Society of Trinity
NJ. r. Church at the celebration of
their fortieth anniversary, when she
sang The Valley of Laughter (San-
derson) and "The Star" (Rogers).
The F.lks' Octet and the United
states Marine Band, the latter direct
ca by Lieut.. Santelmann, will furnish
the musical portion of the Flag day
patriouc exercises to be held at the
SYLVAN Theater today
me octet rs composed of James X
Young and William AtherhoIt, first
tenors, Howard Green and Glenn Ash
ley. second tenorS. Earl Carbauh and
EDWARD L. Hutchinson, first basses,
and Ambrose Durkin and Frank
pougnerty. second basses. and will
sing TO Thee. oh. Country" and "The
occasional" by Kipling-De Koven.
Earl Carbauh. baritone soloist of
tne oentfaI Presbyterian Church, has
returned from three-week trip
through Indiana, Illinois and Ohio.
successful recitals. Mr.. Carbauh will
resume his duties at the church today
and VIII sing this morning, Pardon
ed tPIecoiomini). and this evening
me King of Love My SheDhcrd Is"
tGounodD. with Mrs. Wilbur at the
organ.
fhlllp Dlmon, Siolinist: Mary NJ
H1nshaw, 'cellist, and Marguerite AL
len Ross, pianist, assisted in giving
Inc program at the Playhouse last
SATURDAY evening, when pupils of the
borderl school of Singing were heard
in recital. Two Spanish Dances" by
Moszkowski, arranged for violin,
cello and piano, opened the program.
and We're followed by an aria from
me Marriage of Figaro" (Mozart),
py Etelka kearney; French songs of
van; aria from Roberto ii Diavolo''
.Meyerbeer), Mrs. Lillian Eaton
Dove; duet, old Tuscan folk song. Mrs
Dove and Miss Kearney: modern
songs by Elliott and Lohr, Mrs. Mea-
Nh, Mn Astro dAmore,' with cello OBJ
japanese sketch in costume. entitled
Ihe Cruel Mother-in-I4aw." nv Mrs
DOVE, Mrs. Meakin Misses Harvey
Renwick and Kobbe.
An enthusiastic audience greeted
Evelyn Gurley-Kane and Maurice
Nitke at the Playhouse last Sunday
afternoon. when they were. heard in a
dramatic musical presentation of the
BOOK of job" The text was written
py MISS Gurley-kane and the musical
setting by DR.. Mike. Miss McRae as
sisted as accompanist "
The piano pupils of Mrs. Robert G. 4
Allen were presented in recital Friday
evening at the lexington Presbyte-
ran inal Church Church. assisted by Edna Brown
Bells, "kashmiri Song" and sTiil II
Wake" (Findem). and My Heart at
Thy Sweet Voice" (Saint-Saens) Gold
medals were presented to Naomi
Grain. Mildred Hanson. Marie Pateo,
Louise Newkfrk and Darrell Grain, jr.
Silver medals were awarded to Mil
dred Hopkins. Catherine Miller, Patty
Jordan, Thelma Morris, Burley Martin
and Estelle Soyieth. Among those
participating in the program were
William Alexander, Esther Humpher-
Gertrude Louis, Kathleen Moffett,
Everett McCleary, Bethel Rue Frances
Redman Kathryn Mcleod, Dorothy
Newkirk. Clara Worch, .Thelma Nor
ris. Burley Martin, Naomi Cyain, Es-
telle Sovieth. Joseph Hanson, Elinor
Martin, Elizabeth Allison Darrell
Grain. Mary Sisson, Elizabeth Alex
ander, Louise Newkirk, Florence Ali |
son, Mildred Hanson, Laura Payne,
Mildred Hopkins. Marie Pateo, Lucille
Grain, Grace Spencer. Catherine Mil
Ter, Dorothy Bair. Vesta Pollock, ia
nette Curley, Bertram Robertson,
Judge Allen, Dorothy O'Connor and
Betty Robertson.
At a meeting at the First Congre-