Evening star., 1921-07-03


ener. Edith Hobbs. Lorene Nelson.
Elizabeth Owen. Christine Williams.
Mary Rosstead. Augusta Postles.
Chester Williams. Winifred Seckinger.
May Shapiro, Stanley Fraser. Amy
Norton, Lillian Lunenburg. Louise
Wenner. Grace McCullen.
Eva Whitford Lovette will sing at
the Temple Baptist Church this
morning by special request. Her Sc
lection will be Come Unto Me-" by
Scott. and her accompanist. Mrs.
Grace Dufour Brown. organist Of the
| church.
The music for the services in. the
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church this morning will be given by
son. organist. The quartet has dis
banded until September I. The even
ing services have been discontinued
until october l.
A special musical service will be
given at the Church of the Covenant
this evening by Miss Blanche Bolln.
soprano: Miss Estelle Thomas. violin
list; Richard Lorleberg. cellist; vii.
liam F. Blanchard. precentor. ana
Claude Robeson., organist. The pre-.
at 7:45 o'clock. The regular service
will begin at o'clock.
The National Association Of Organ;
lists will hold its fo1ateenth 1a ,nH ann1ar gar
the first time in Philadelphia. SEES
sfons are to be held at Wanamakers s.
Three outstanding features OF the
convention will be practical talks on
organ tone and construction. recrais.
and round-table conferences on the
vocation Of the organist. Following a
supper to all delegates. at which Rod
man wanamaker will be host. Charles
NJ. Courboin. the Belgian virtuoso.
will give recital on the great organ
general public. Members will also
have the opportunity Of hearing or
gan music by wireless telephone.
played at the Carnegie Institute at
Pittsburgh. John S. Thiemeyer, or,
ganist Of Trinity F.; l.. Church; VIII WI
inEton organists, who hope to es-
tablish District chapter OF the
N. A. o.
An informal recital by pupils OF Mrs.
Frank Byram was given at her resi-
dence Tuesday evening. The program
of wen selected and skillfully per-
formed numbers was contributed oy
Allan Redroe. Alice Law. Jean Mac
Gregor. Jane Crawford. Airline Redroe.
n,,niis were assisted by Miss Theodore
Cooper. soprano, in group Of songs,
and Miss Edna Bailey. pianist, pupil
of the late s. NJ. Fabian. Mrs: Byram
also PLAYED numbers from Liszt and
Cyril Scott: Miss Cooper spent last ~
shirley and will sing today at West
minister Memorial Church. !"
Prof. and Mrs. H. Clay Murray closed
their series of five student recitals
Tuesday evening, when the graduates
were Ruth Jaeschke. Elsie Carroll.
Catherine Cooksey. Ethe! NJ: Jaeschke,
and Lester P. Baird. Others who par
t:cipated in the several programs
Mildred Taylor, Marvin Bartlett. So
phia Reeves. Edna Baldwin. Gene
sar Theodore De Moll. w. H. Murray,
Marion Ryan. verdery Forsythe. Yio-
let BARLEY, Anna Warheld. Virginia
Chism. Frances Lacey: Margaret Bra
den. Edna Pullian: Violet Thrift. Eme.
line Thompson: casner,ne svcncS c9Sn rntts Mafs
Penn, Mable Myers. Vivian Dawson.
Ruth Abelman. Vivian Yebens, Mary
Cohen, Verna Roudabush. Florence
udabush, Hazel Blaine. Champ An
derson. Ollie Harris. Mary Mcdonald.
Thompson. James Harbin. Helen Bar
tel. Madeline Stuart. Leonard Cara
gan, Janet Esch. Ma61ine Gloosbren-
ner, Marion Willett. Sailie Clark. Hill
K,osk Ida 1iss Dsw w,am. TTnnss Rsw n.S
garet Walker, Evelyn Esch. Marion
Frisbie Dorothy Kaufman. Margaret
|Shepnerd. Margaret Matthews. Har-
old Kicker. Margaret Jordan. Mar
garet Mcpherson. Catherine Kuhn.