Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30

when John G. Klein presented his
class of students in a program Of
| songs. Among the numbers were:
Awake, Little Flower" (Sans
Souci), Miss Pearl E. Walls: Rose
in the Bud (Forster), Miss Helen F.
Gallagher; Times Roses" (Barry).
Miss. Florence NJ. Keller; Because"
lD'Hardelot), Raymond Fillius; Il
Send You My Heart" Gehmann). Miss
Bess Giffin; "Serenade" (Chaminade-
Kriesler), Miss Bronson; THE Rose
Give You" (Bischoff). Miss Edna B.
Barber; Birthday" (Woodman), Miss
Margaret Poole; "Invictus" (Huhn),
Willard S. Lines: "Nymphs and
' Fauns" (Bemberg), Miss katherine
Peacock; What Would the Roses
Say (Coverly), Miss M. Ethel Roddy
Boat Song" (Ware), Miss Helen D.
| Callahan: Lullaby" Gieurance), Mrs.
Willard s; Lines; When the Dew is
! Falling" (Schneider), William Shana-
han; Roses Ode Koven), Mrs. Flor
Inc Walker Walther; "Liebesfreud'
(Kriesler), Miss Bronson; The lit
tie Damozel" (Novello). Miss Eliza
beth Lackey; Spirit Flower Camp
bell-Tipton). Miss Helen F. Edgar;
my Dreams" tTostD, Albert F.
Henkel. Miss Frances Bronson and
Mrs John. George Klein were the ac-
; companists. ~ r---, ~
A musical program will be given
tomorrow evening at Masonic Temple in
! aid Of the starving children of Europe
by students Of the Americanization
School cooperating with the Hoover
eWaters,. o. aoperatie Echoes"
(Laurendeau); solo. selected (Charles
Jaccarino); Jugoslav folksongs from
Serbia, Croatia and Dalmatia, render
ed by an American of Jugoslav birth:
Bereon). Pilla Kravitz; mandolin
solo. "Agnels and Demons" Pasquale
Romano: "Terpandros" (a) La Pal
oma" (Yradier). CD Moment Musi-
cal" IF. Schubert),, Mandolin Club
Quintetts; S. T. Papas. Pasquale Ro-
zorlou, Spires safrithis; National
Anthem, AUGMENTATION Orchestra,
Prof. c. E. Christiani. leader.
cn whs asa5ass Of D 1ous M1s N k.s
Chalet s soprano Mrs Gr M Margn Ns.s
Grooms, alto: George v. Blakeney.
tenor, and Douglas Shaver. bass, will
give special musical service this
evening. under direction of Mrs. Cor
'nelia Long Kinsella.
GAloo TduScS OCuSTSSEs soprano, dIlO
Miss Elsa L. Raner, violinist, with Miss
Locke Kineer. accompanist, will pre-
sent an Interesting program at st.
Paufs Lutheran Church next Wednes-
day evening. The numbers will in
clude: Soprano solo, will O. the Wisp"
(Spross). Miss Scherger; violin solo,
"Song Without Words (Van Goens).
Miss Raner; soprano solo, your Eyes
Have Told Me So" (Kahn-Blaufuss)
Miss Scherger; violin solo, "Liebes-
freud" tKreisler). Miss Raner: soprano
from "Tosca" (PuccinD, Miss Scher-
ger; violin solo, "Obertass- Muzurka'
(Wieniawsk), Miss Raner
The Interior Department Band will
sion office Thursday evening at 8
o'clock. The soloist will be little Miss
Gosnell. cornetist, whose playing is said
to be remarkable for one so young
The band numbers will include the
Poet and Peasant" overture. Lucia
sextet, selections from "Woodland"
and the "Commander-in- Chief March,"
composed by the director of the band
and orchestra. Walter G. Wilmarth,
dedicated to the President elect, War
rem G. Harding, One of the many now
George Young. assisted by the little
Scotch dancer, Miss Katherine Mcleod,
in costume. The BELL of Ithaca" a
number composed by Mrs. Olive Jonas
of the pension Office, will also be on
the program. :.
Federal employees and friends, as
we'll as the wounded from Walter Reed
Hospital, are cordially invited to. at
tend.