Evening star., 1922-06-04

that no woman should be disQuali-
fed from holding any ONCE or DO
ing anything which she could law
| fully do If she were man merely
| because she was woman.
altos. Misses Hazel Arth. Josephine
Fitzpatrick, Helen T. Gallagher.
kathryn Mcsorney, Regina Rivers.
Gladys Togenmoser, Fannie Wathen
and Mrs Edna Strudley Colbert:
| tenors. James x Young. S. j.. De
Fontes, Carroll Fisher, j. F. Gehan.
A C. Hulligan and F. J. Rivers:
Downey. Stephen Fegan, P. F. Muir
ply and John Powers.
Hazel Bergstrom, soprano, and My
sisting soloists Friday evening at the
Temple Baptist Church when B.
| Frank Gebest presented his pupils in
/ the usual spring recital. Miss Berg
| strom sang THE Road That Lovers
Know" (stoughton) and The Sweet
mermans selection was Ten Have's
| "Capriccio." and the piano numbers
by the students included the duet,
| Morris Dance" edward German.
Misses Emily and Margaret Chris
.,ani; ami Dancing D9Ir ..,n ,PoIainD' pnss p1ss
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witches Dance" (schytte). Miss
Margaret Linkins; Petite Mazurka"
tsapellnikofr). Miss Margaret Chris
tiani: Opening Of the Childrenrs
/ Carow: ''Valse in E Minor" (Chopin),
Miss Emily Christiani; "valse Chro-
matique" (Godard), Miss Ruth Bax-
ter: lie Coucou" tDaquin, and
| Ghosts" (Schytte). Miss Kathryn
Rose Bernstein; "Paganini Etude in
E Major HiszD. Miss Claire Philo..
(Chopin-Liszt), Miss Frances Cure
ton; "Etude in D Flat" (Liszt), Mar
tin A. Dowd.
One of the numbers rendered at
Arlington on Memorial day was the
patriotic song, Our Country's Flag,
the words and music of which were
written by Mary Sitz Parker of Wash
ington: 1t was sung by Violet Schip-
the Marine Band.
Gertrude Lyons will be the offertory
soloist this morning at Ingram Con-
ing with Verdure Clad" from The
Creation" by Haydn. The evening
service will be mainly musical. with
solos by Netta Craig. Flora Brylawski
and Charles T. Tittmann. with Lewis
Atwater at the organ. There will be
ten-minutei sermon.
In cooperation with the Music
week committee. there will be a mu-
sical vesper service this afternoon
byterian Church. among those con-
| tributing to the program being Mrs.
Elizabeth Thornbury. soprano: CIelia
tioravati. mezzo- -contralto; Phyllis
Pr:ce, soprano. Conrad Young, BARI
tone; Mrs. Samuel V. Cusack. violin
iSt; Oliver Smith, violoncellist. and
Eliza beth Gardner Coombs. pianist
Miss Anita Schade gave a program
OF spoken songs" as her contribu-
ton to Music week at the last meet
ing of the Readers Club. of which
she is a member. among the selec-
| tions were Go. Lovely Rose" an old
Spanish poem. to the music of Mac
Dowells ITO Wild Rose: 20
| Mother. the Young Prince Is TO r'ass
gore. music by the young American
! COMPOSER. Arthur Roerner; The
| Hand-Organ Man" and Loves in the
! Highway, texts by Dana Burnet and
music by Roerner. Mrs. Owen b.
French acted as accompanist. Miss
at the Louise Home Wednesday after
| noon. assisted by Mrs. Hinsdale.
soprano. and Mrs. French. pianist
Mrs. G. G. Mcdonnell. soprano. was
the assisting soloist Thursday after
noon at the Playhouse, when Kath-
arire Floeckher Cullen presented her
! class in its annual spring recital.
Mrs, Mcdonnell sang Loves in My
Hearty tWoodman). "As Thro' the
"Depuis lie Jour- from Louise
! (Charpentier). and Mrs Cullen also
contributed solo, "Troiseime Bal
] iade" (Chopin).
/ Student numbers included: Quartet
! ell. Mary Butterfield. Frank Tharin
and Lois Cover; Under the Leaves
tThome), Margaret Mitchell; "Doro-
thy" an old English dance (smithl
Reppsn). Emily Mitchell; Second
"Humoresaue" dDvorak), Dorothy
Graham; duo. Wedding Day at Trold-
haugen" (GrieE). Katherine Lippert
and Tudor Wilton; "valse Lucille"
valsante" (PoldinD. Margaret Wis
| ner: Hymn to the Sun" (korsakoff) }.
| (arranged for piano quartet by K. F.
Cullen. Abigail Wilton. Carl Phillips.
| Dorothy Graham and May Allen;
"Conzonetta" tHollaender): Irene Ed
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| Clarke: 'Scherzo in E Minor (Men-
| delssohn). Tudor Wilton: "Reverie''
| (Schutt), Katherine, Lippert; "To
Spring" (Grieg), Margaret Floeckher;
| Caprice Viennois'' (Kreisler), Abigail
Wilton; Concerto in D Minor" Cru
bonstein). Margaret F'loeckher, with
Mrs. Cullen at second piano.
The nineteenth annual piano re-
! cital by pupils of William A. Beail
was held Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
| day and Thursday evenings at the
Pythian Temple and unusually inter-
esting programs were rendered
Among those contributing piano
numbers were: Misses Doris Thfele,
Charlotte Waple. Helen Riley, Ade-
lima Radice. Agnes Talaville. Irene
Fleishman, Louise Sheppard. Mar
I garet Kane, Elizabeth Beuchert. Jean
| Leckie, Hilda HAYES, Evelyn Hewitt,
Kathryn Foltz. Bell Ward. Onys Ev-
erett, Grace Wooden. Virginia White,
Gwendolyn Cornwell. Marion Fabrizio,
Jennie Goldstein. Virginia Fox, Doro-
thy Smithers. Dorothy Dennis. Mi
riam Bernstein, Hazel Miller, Carol
Garland, Ethel Flayharty. Lorraine
Robey. Ruth Miller. Katherine Peaper.
Eutna Morris. Donna May Sparks,
Elizabeth Hirons, Laurie INLAY,
Evelyn Clements, Mary Beuchert,
Dorothy Loveless, Jessie Dickinson,
Katherine Scanlon. Gladys Cav,
Gladys Myles, Katherine McCalmont,
Olga Boone. Anna White, Marion
Winslow. Viola Weaver. Anna Maggie,
Marie stadler. Ruth Farran. Ethel
Dunn. Rose stryker. Katherine
Peucherf Rerfha Quick Gladva I,oye.