Evening star., 1921-06-12

Mrs. William o. Tufts The program
was concluded by Mrs. Matson, who
played Chopin's Waltz in Sharp Mi
nor" and Liszts "Gnomenreigen."
Mrs. Florence Howard. soprano and
director Of music of the First Baptist
Church. has arranged a program for
this evening which will include THE
Sullivan's Lost Chord"
Mrs. Howard entertained her pupils
and their friends Friday evening with
a musical. when the program was
contributed by Miss Maggie Dinsmore,
Miss Emma Flint. Miss Sadie Yeatman
Lynn. Miss Margaret Cassels and Mrs.
Howard.
A violin and piano recital by the
pupils of Mrs. Duff Lewis. assist ed
by Miss Ruth Jones. cellist. was given
Friday evening at 1911 l4th street.
from Tanhauser, by the ensemble
class, and closed by the class with
Schuberts "Marche Militaire." the In
tervening numbers of the program
were effectively presented by Miss
Hunter. Miss Florence Sugar. Miss
Hilda Goodman. Master Harrison
Somerville. Miss Katherine Bielman.
Miss Geraldine Rhea. Miss Mildred
Hoover. Miss Laura Goodnow. Miss
"A S, r,
Miss Violet Sullivan. Miss Eliza G-a-
bill Misses Golden, Wallace and
Baker and Messrs. Geraci and An
drews.
Pupils of Mrs. Florence Med. Ham
ilton were presented in the last of a
series of piano recitals Saturday
night lat st. Margaret's Church. An
interesting program of ten numbers
was given by Sarah Watson: Samuel
Sugar. jeanette Sugar, Caroline Bak-
er, Virginia Garrett. Helen Harter,
Kathryn Brown and Henry Walter.
Music was a feature of the annual
meeting Of the High School Teachers
Association. held at Fairmont Semi
| was opened and closed by an instru-
mental trio composed of Mrs. Frank
Byram. pianist; Ruth Bronson. violin
ist. and Dore Walton. 'eellist. and
three groups of songs were given by
Katharine Rich soprano; Alice Doug
las Jones'. contralto. and Wilbur C..
Fielder tenor. with Margaret White
at the piano.
The pupils of Nabiha Daoud were
heard in a piano recital Friday evening
at 1922 Q street. The program of clas-
sic and modern numbers was admirably
White. Charles Davies, Harold Klein.
/, Alice Lauderdale. Elizabeth Helm and
Marjorie Henkle.
, La Boheme" was given by the stu
dents of Charlotte Gardner Lippitt's
opera study class Wednesday evening
at her home. The program was given
by Misses Bixler. Ramsey. Hopkins.
Apple, Black. Mrs Lipscomb and Mrs.
E. G. Lippitt. Miss Maynard and Miss
Lippitt were accompanies.
A special musical service will be
given at the Vermont Avenue Chris
ton Church this evening when the
soloists will be: ]. f. Sparks, organist:
Miss Nina Norman. soprano; Mrs. John
Humphrey, alto: F. w. Schieck, tenor:
w. S. Hayne. baritone; Miss Ruby
Stanford. violinist. and Miss Ruth E.
Jones. cellist.
Pleasant Congregational Church have
been discontinud until October. The
| musical program this morning will be
given by the solo quartet. with Miss
Elsie Lang. substitute contralto.
Louis A. Potter has cards out for
two recitals to be given by his pu-
pills tomorrow and Wednesday even
ings at o'clock in the Sunday school
house of Calvary Baptist Church. The
assisting artists vii! be Mrs Ruby
Potter. soprano; Fred East. baritone.
and Herman Hoffman, violinist.
Mrs. Robert H. Dalgleish. president
of the Rubinstein Club, and the new
! ly appointed president of the Fedora
| ton of National Musical Clubs for the
District has gone to Davenport. Iowa,
, to attend the biennial meeting of the
federation.
Mrs. T. S. Lovette, formerly Eva
s,Whitford of this city, has arrived from
Texas to visit her mother. Mrs. NJ. +.
Whitford. and will be Joined by her
husband. DIR. T. S. Lovette. dean OF
! music at Baylor College. Bolton. Tex
| in July. Mrs. Lovette sang at the
Temple auxiliary class Monday night
her selection being The Lord Is My
Shepherd. by Liddie. She was ac-
companied by Miss Louise Lewis.