Evening star., 1922-06-25

Fielder. tenor, and G. A. johnson, bass.
sang two groups Of selections Friday
evening for the radio broadcasting pro-
gram sent out from the Office of White.
Boyer & Co, among the numbers being
AN on a Sunday Morning lParks).
rAlesander'' tBrewer', Kentucky nsSsa J.
5eeushHssSee9 Sses feaSs yudsmsn. kaay chas pay
(Manney) and Irish cradle song, Come
Gently In" (Esplin).
A garden recital by students of Mrs.
Emily Frech Barnes was given Wednes-
day evening, both children and adults
sisted Of piano solos. songs. recitations
and scenes in costume. Among those
participating In the affair were Misses
Sallie Wood Bishop. Dunetta Dalkins.
Aida johnson. May K. Little, Marjorie
Barnes, Winifred McSwain. Pauline
Hulda Braden, Ruth Brill, Dorothy
Barnes, Virginia Decker. Jean Ellis,
Elizabeth Orndorf, Anita Summer. Lii
lian Lode, Florence Wainwright and
Messrs. Milton. Dean, Douglas, Parsins,
Edwards. Jones. Paul Joachim.
A musical was given Monday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
William E. George. when the pro-
gram, under direction of William ].
oates. was as follows: Piano solo.
Martha" Dorm, Miss Rose Plob-
nick: Heather Rose" Lange): Miss
Louise Larner; Faust" Hsybaeh9,
mani. Miss Helen Boyd: violin solo.
"Cantilena" (Bohm). Markell Paxton:
"Plantation Airs" Miss Lucy Speed
en-; "Canzonetta" (Bohm). Miss Helen
Johnson, Elizabeth johnson at the
piano: 'Nocturne" (Chopin). Hindu
Chant" (Kreisler), Julius Ochs. ac-
companist. Karl Ochs: contralto solo.
"Happy Days (Strelbski). Miss vesta
Pollock, with violin obbligato by Scott
Pollock. and accompanied by Wini-
fred Israel; violin duet, Love and
Flowers" (Aldrich), Ellen Banker and
Helen Johnson; recitation, Hunting
an Apartment" Miss Nellie Viera; or
ehestral selections: .Marthan rln SFie. O..
(Clarke), accompanies. Miss Martha
Horton and George Bruce.
An appreciative audience gathered
Thursday evening in the residence
studio Of Mrs. Henry White. when
she presented her pupils in the last
recital of this season, giving the fol-
lowing program:
Alexander" (Brewer). Kentucky
Babe" (GeibeD, the Cecilia Singers;
Katharine Rich Fielder: Give a Man
a Horse He Can Ride" (O'Hara). The
Old Road" (scotD. Daniel 3. Lloyd.
jr.; "The Lane to Ballybree" (Edel :
mani pcstssy Ha Ms peaFs5 ppfr Mary sp1e
man; Dance the Romaika" (Warel.
"I'll Sing Thee Songs Of Araby."'
(Clay). Ray Jackman: "Slave Song
(Del Riego), Hearts Delight" tRog-
ers), Love Came to Me" (Pfeiffer).
Florence Daniels; 1.-The Fairy Tale
ttWinne1. stolen Fruit" lNutting),
er" (Petrie). "The Armorer's Song"
from robin Hood" (De Koven). My
self When Young" from "A Persian
Garden" uehmann), G. A: Johnson;
"The Laughter Of Love" (Rayinondl,
Dearest slsep Sound .nn ,oMssa, IMaeDoTslD; Thax
Dunwoody Higgins; "Over the Steppe'"'
(Gretchaninoff), "Bedouin Love Song
iPinsuti), Rolling Down to Rio
(German), Wilbur c. Fielder; Song of
the open" LA Forge). "Hayfelds and
Butterfields" (Del Riegol, Wake Up
lPhillipsl. Katharine Rich Fielder: slI
(Esplin), my Lady Chloe" lclough-
Leighter), Judgment Day" (Manneyi,
the Cecilia Singers.
Emile Margaret White was the ac-
companist.
Guy A. ourand. vice president and
treasurer Of T. Arthur Smith, Inc. is
in st. Louis attending the semi-an-
nual meeting Of the National Concert
Managers Association.
An enthusiastic audience heard the
final recital of the season given by
piano pupils Of Miss Locke Kincer
on Friday evening and Saturday art
ernoon: In addition %nto,,a to the s.n@ piano no
Friday. evening. 1.-The Mighty Deep
(Jude) and Love in the Southland
fCanfield), while Mrs. Benjamin
Smart contributed to the Saturday
afternoon program by rendering
"Break of Day" (Sanderson) and
Little Heart" (BischofD.
e15ss TSs sInss T5any Ss.n* sess mis-;
Cara Clara Butt: "Berceuse" iGodard),
Miss Eveiyne Fletcher: 'spinnine
Song" (Eilmenreich), Miss Betty
Earcalow; "On the Ice at Sweet
Briar" Crawford. Miss Molhe Reed;
Pas'spissds, tDs'iSfs, aAnour Mi'' tnee. aea.
Vaisante" (PoidinD. Mise virginia
nadeJ. Miss Elizabeth Peoples;
SHADOW Dance" (MacDowelO. MISS
Hazel Shepard; "Tarantella" (Henerl
Miss Estelle Derrick; Scotch Poem ~,
/ Were a Bird" lHenseit), Miss Eve
Miss Mis- Mary Kay; Sous Bois" (staubl,
Miss Clara Butt, "A la Rien Aimee
(schuttJ,- Miss Evsllns Nay. rRut-
'feffiys SLayaileel. Miss Hazel l, shsp-