Evening star., 1922-06-18

conjunction with the Shipping Board.
Mrs. Lyons sang THE Star Spangled
Banner" accompanied by the Marine
Band, and others participating in the
xe,a exercises % were els. L; 8, Whiteomb; cor,
Voice Is Calling" by Tate. and the
Marine Band. which rendered Santel-
mann's march, "Our Glorious Ban
ner"; Songs to the Old Folks"
Gake). THE Valley Of Poppies" (An-
cliffe) and THE Stars and Stripes
Forever" (Sousa).
Mrs. Dorothy Watson, supreme his
torian of Mu Phi Epsilon National
Musical Society. and Miss Alice Jones,
business delegate from the Washing
ton Alumnae Club. left the city Fri
day to attend the sorority convention,
which is to be held in st. Louis, Mo,
from June 20 to "a. inclusive.
The first concert under the auspices
of Troop No. SO. Boy Scouts of Amer
Calvary Baptist Church. scoring a
Mansfield. violinist, contributed two
solos, ]. w. Bucklin gave a recita-
tion and Ralph w. Bissonette. in
addition to one piano solo. furnished
solos. Wishing and Fishing" lWells)
and Little Bird" sung by William
Raymond: bass solo. ASLEEP in the
Deep" UPetrie). Fred East: contralto
solo. "Homing'' (Del Rieso). Mrs.
William T. Reed: soprano solo,
Happy Song" tDel Rsigo9; and III
Mrs. Mrs Fannie Fannie shreve h 0 Heartsiii. i 4
piano solo, Pendant la Valse"
Uack). was rendered by Bradford
Abnerthy. and A. B. Pierce. in some
plantation songs, with George Will
son assisting at the piano. brought
the enjoyable occasion to close. The
officers of Troop 63 include ]. b.
kinnear. chairman: T. Kelly Back.
George Goodwin. Eugene G. Mason.
Robert II. Mcneil. James c. Herring.
B. c. Getsinger. X. r. Hall, scout
master: F. Stewart. assistant scout
master.
Students of Eastern High School will
participate in the musical portions of
the bacclaureate service to be held this
morning at Ingram Congregational
Church for the one hundred graduates
Of their school. Among the numbers
(Ashford). and three trios. played by
an interesting group. consisting Of Mrs.
Clara Bernheimer. pianist and her two
daughters. Elizabeth. who plays the
violin. and Louise, whose instrument Is
the cello. They will play "Chanson
i },
ers" and "Yesterdreams'' (Zamecnik)
This evening. commencing at O'Clock.
the last musical service of this season
will be rendered by the choir, under
direction of Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee.
with Lewis Atwater at the organ. The
program will consist of request num-
bers from former programs. among them
the organ prelude. "Andantino" (Padre
MartinD. arranged for violin. cello. pi-
ano and organ. and played by Frieda
Hauf Erwin. Violinist Mr.. Atwater and
Mrs. Mckee. Anthem. Savior. When
Night Involves the Skies (Shelley),
incidental bass solo. G. A Johnson: vio-
lin solo. "A Fragment" MARY Helen
Brown, Mrs. Erwin: bass solo. Like
as the Hart (Allitsen), Charles T.
Tittmann organ solo, "Andante" (Mas-
seneD. Mr.. Atwater: soprano solo. 20
Craig. with accompaniment of violin.
piano and organ; contralto solo, Leave
1t With Him" Flora Brylawski So
prano solo, Face to Face" (Johnson).
Mrs. Charles Beall choir anthem. Lead
Me Gently Home postlude. for violin.
Interesting events among music stu
dents include the recital given by pupils
of Mrs. Isabel Primm Middlekauf, pre-
senting the following program: March
Militaire" (Schuber), Kathryne Cooil-
sey. Helen Drew. Airline Spencer
Bright Eyes" tOrth), Harwood Shoe
maker; The Song of the katy-Did''
(kern), Bernadine Hunt: "A May
Dance" tSartorio), Marie Schlegel
March of the Fairies" (Rose), Helen
Drew "Spightly Polka" (Guiliani),
Aubrey Spencer: Quartet from "Rigo-
letto'' tEerd), Eugenia Wohlfarth,
Irene Moore; Summer" Lichner).
Ingrey Pack: "Seraenata' (Moszkow-
skD. Irene Moore "Menuetto" (Schu-
bert). Paul Fisher. Twilight" (FrimD
Caprice (Schutt. Airline Spencer
Scarf Dance" tChaminade). Eugenia
Wohlfarth;; ITO Wild Rose" MAC
DowelD. "Barchetta" (Nevin). Helen