Evening star., 1922-06-18


sohn3 Anna stoll: study" (schytte).
Spring Song" (Hollander). Virginia
King: prelude. b Minor" (Mathews).
Believe Me If All Those Endearing
Young Charms" arranged for left
(GodarO Louise Fisher: Dance"
(Mcyer- -Helmund. lie Papillon" Ga
vallee). Geraldine Shook; "Valse
Triste" (Sibelius). "Crescendo" Has-
sen). Eleanor Mccoy: '.Cujus Amman"
(Rossini-Kuhe) Study. Minor"
taeller)' Helen Lee Dance GsI,Ise Gaprise"
macker). "Rcverie" (Scheutt). Carlyle
Fisher; "Reaper's Song" (D'Ourville),
Carlyle and Louise Fisher: "Hark.
Hark. the Lark (Schubert-LiszD, and
Military Polonaise" (Chopin). Will
moth Doyle.
Miss Louise Ryan. who has appear
ed here frequently in student recitals,
after three years study at the Pea
body Conservatory, has been awarded
her teachers certificate. Miss Ryan
ers certificate class-that Is, received
the highest general average. She
played in the second of this years
exhibition concerts at the conserVa-
tory, giving Liszt's "Polonaise in c
Minor
Quite an array of talent assisted
Tuesday and Thursday evenings at
the recital at which Louis A. Potter,
jr, presented his class of pupils in
program of piano numbers.
A duet. ''Forza del Destino' (VerdD.
sung by William +. Raymond and Fred
East. opened the program and was fol-
lowed by the piano solos in the elemen-
tary grade: "Serenade" U-ancianD and
"Darce of the Gnomes' PoldinD, Louis
Potter. Sd.
intermediate grades-"Spanish Sere-
made" (Thompson). Helen Stone; Scarf
Dance" (Chaminade). Taylor Ander-
son; "Valse Impromptu" dacko. Nlr.
ginia Andrus; Pas des Amphores
(Chaminade). Phyllis Fowler; Ia
Pendant la Valse" Nack). Bradford
Tenor Solo. Sunrise and You"
Penn). Mr.. Raymond.
Advanced grades-"Waltz in E
Minor" (Chopin). Grace Craerin;
arabssqGs Ese
Retty Morris; Moonlight Sonata"
CBeethoven. Adagio-Scherzo. Finale.
olivia Biller: Witches Dance" (Mac-
DowelD, Bertha Comstock. and
"Marche Militaire" (Schubert-1ausig)'
Mr.. C. c. Williams.
Trio From Faust" (Gounod), Mrs.
Potter. Mr.. Raymond and Mr.. East
"Scherzo in B Flat Minor" tChopin). }.
Ruth Barnhart: Romance" (Sibeluis).
Edwin Moore: La Campanella"
LiszD. Josephine Leonard.
Intermediate grades-"song of the
Bathers" (Wachs), Dorothy Thomas:
'Minuct" (PaderewskD. Elizabeth
Rice: .Tarantelle" (Nollet. Eugenia
Dietz: "Nocturne" (Grieg). Dorothy
Miller, and Second Mazurka" God
darD. Edward Burdette.
Duet from Madame Butterfly"
(PuccinD. Mrs. Hutchins and Mrs.
Advanced i;rades-"The Butterfly"
Iavailee). Margaret Becker; Bal
lado" (Brahms). Mr.. William Janson.
and Concerto" (Grieg), Kistin Oh
rick.
Violin solo: Romance" tweiniaw-
"Hark, Hark the Lark" lschubert-
Liszt). Margaret oertley: "Novellette
in F" (Schumann). Iva Bethel;
"Soirees de Vienne" (Schubert-Liszt). :.
Margaret Kimball. and "Nocturne'
(Chopin). Mrs. Lillian Peterson
Contralto solos. "Forlorn" Wood
ward -Finden) and Dawn" (Curran),
"Etude in F Sharp" (MacDowelD. :.
Margaret La Hayne; "Fantasie"
tChopin). Mrs Macon McArtor:
Rhapsody in B Minor" (Brahms).
William Montgomery, and 'Rigoletto
Paraphrase" Hiszt. Ruth Thomas.
A large audience greeted Mrs. Mat
tie Wade Woolls at her recent pupils
recital. at the Young Peoples build
ing. in Alexandria. Washington talent
assisted Mrs. Woolls in giving the
Miss Lillian Chenowith. contralto:
George Qaw, violinist. and Ben
Humphrey in readings. The closing
number. 20 Milo Fernando" was de-
lightfully rendered by Mrs. Woolls,
and the work of the pupils was most
vocal training in Washington and was
for many years soprano soloist of the
Temple Baptist Church. at that time
known as the E Street Baptist Church.
An enthusiastic audience attended
the recital given by Miss Eta Schmid
and her pupils at their annual affair
Tuesday evening. at the Northminster
Presbyterian Church. Special men,
tion should be made of the playing of
Mary Tarbell, in "Liebestraum" (Liszt)
and prelude. C Sharp Minor" (Rach-
maninoff), and of Louise Loetsch. in
waltz. E Major" (MoszkowskD. Some
wee little folks in nursery rhymes
were also a delight to the audience.
Assisting the pupils was Miss Alice
Dickey, who gave the recitations.
Prior to Miss Bellies Appearance"
by Whitcomb Riley. and The House
with Nobody in It." Miss Schmid con-
of Concert Etude" (MacDowelD and
"Sextet," from Lucia di Lammer-
moor" arranged for left hand alone.
Other student numbers were: A duet.
lie Carillon" (RinqueD. Jane Luchs
and Mildred Brashears: Morning in
rious Story" (Heller). Frances Crump;
Fulton; promenade Champetre"
(wachs), Mary Isabelle Collifiower;
AT the Brook" (Karganoff), Two
Little Froggies" (Cramm).- MarJory
fms SansH sRTtns %sef Song Mtho1t
words" CHoize6. Elizabeth Berg
mann; "Valse Lucille" (FrimD. Mil
dred Brashears.
Nursery rhymes-"A Cat in the Sun
and Scissors Grinder" MARY Gail
Clark. Evelyn schloss; ."see.saw"
wald), Elizabeth Cain: 1.-THE Water
Sprites" (Heller). "Warlike Festival"
(Rrounoff), Joseph Trew; Pilgrims
Chorus" from "Tannhauser" (Wag-
ner), Jane Luchs: ITO Water Lily
(MacDowelD. Lucille Louis; March
Wind" tMaeDowsiD: Elma Moqlton:
of Athens" (Beethoven). Mildred
Fleenor: "Valse. Arabesaue" Gack),
Helen Kellogg.
Mabel Latimer. soprano; Edith Nc
Coy White, contralto; Charles E.
Myers. tenor. and James Nolan, base.
with Harry Wheaton Howard at the
organ, were the soloists Of the spe-
cial musical vespers last Sunday
afternoon at the Immaculate Concep-
ton Church, the occasion being the
opening of the commencement exer-
cises Of Immaculate Conception Aca-
denny.