Evening star., 1922-06-18

Simpson; "Pizzicati," from Sylvia Bal
let" (Delibes), Ballet des Papillons"
(Godard). Kathryne Cooksey;. War
Mae1s Sa ans from
Mrs. Middlekaun.
A delightful home recital given re-
Gently by pupils of Helen Josephine
guests with a pleasing program.
Among the little folks participating
in the affair were Enid Padgett. s. J.
Hanford. Christine Spignul. Joseph
Thomas. Marion Batew. Phillfs Adel-
man and Aubrey Martin.
The solo quartet and evening
chorus of the First Baptist Church.
assisted by ]. Lewis Moneyway, mon
ologist, will give concert Tuesday
will include the following: THE Old
Road" (Scott). and When a Maid
Comes knocking" (FrimD. evening
chorus; contralto solos. THE Last
Hour" tKramerl. "Homing" Del
Riego). and IF You Have Sweet,
heart Hawles,' s1mssa Frances HaTl1nd TMT
son) tenor solos. Good Night, Be-
loved" (BlumenthaD. Sunrise and
You" and Smiling Thru" both by
Penn. Charles E. Riddel; negro dialect
stories. Mr.. Moneyway: The Miller's
w OOtHB ic dHlus), anu SdTEy MIC
Back to Ole Virginny" (Bland). even.
ing chorus; Morning in Spring"
(Matthews). "Norah" OPiggott), Flor
ence Howard; negro dialect stories.
MIR. Moneyway; Invocation to Thor" -"
arranged from "sextet" in Lucia di
Lammermoor" tDonizettiD; bass solos,
My Ain Folk" Nemon). and In
| victus" (Huhn), Arthur Chester Cor
bach; chorus. THE Gypsy Rondo,"
from the cantata THE Gipsies," by
Becker.
The Whitecroit Piano School held
| it's fifth annual public students re-
cital at the Metropolitan NJ L. Church.
giving the following well arranged
program:
Duet. Spanish Dance" (Moszkow-
skid. Susan Cannon and Dorothy Shoe
maker: Cradle Song" and Rain
Drops" folk tunes). Margaret Bower;
The Clock" (H. G. kinscella) Dorothy
| Green; Fairy Polka" (Spindler),
| Mary Harris; "Minuet" from Don
Juan" fMozarD, Clementine Brown;
"Merry-makingn tOrnstein). Weltha
Reba Will; "valse in Minor" tGrieg).
, Helen Cox; THE Watchman's Song"
(Grieg), Mavis Lyman; The Music
, Box" PoldinD. Elizabeth Lacy; ITO
Spring" (Grieg), Alice James; italian
Romanza" U-ichner), Dorothy Shoe
HldheI, bdHoc ->OT" epleUlc toiStHD, D,
Louise Dyar; "Pizzicati" CDelibes),
! Mildred Green: Dancing Dolr' Pol-
dinD, Susan Cannon; first movement
| from Concerto in G Minor" (Mendels-
i sohn), with second piano accompani-
ment. Helen Williams: "Canzonetta"
| (Schuett, Florence Lawson; Concerto
+, in d Minor" (Mendelsshon), with
second piano accompaniment, Rich
| ard Gore; "Mazurka in b Flat"
. Chopin, Pauline Thompson: Con
certo in A Major" (MozarD, with sec
, ond piano accompaniment. II. Joyce
Barker; duet, "Valse Brillante in a
, Flat" (MoszkowskD, Burnetta Der
rick and Helen Williams.
Pupils of Miss Margaret Archer
were heard recently in recital at her
studio, giving the following program:
Piano duet. Elizabeth Trapp and
Dorothy Graham: solos. Romance"
, (Rathbun). Virginia Escher; Down
the Stream" Hieurance). Beatrice
Cole; "Ecossaiscs' (Beethoven),
Dorothy Graham: selections for left
hand alone. Mary Hannah; Light
Cavalry" (Suppe). Stratton Lange:
"Aragonaise" tMasseneD. Bertha
; Berens: will O the Wisp" CYung-
: mann), Emelie Crawford; "Danse
Caprice" (Grieg), Elizabeth Trapp;
| "Cujus Amman" from "Stabat Ma
! ter (RossinD, Howard Graham:
Coronation March" (Meyerbeer).
Beatrice Marzolf; Morning" and
Dance of the Trolls" (Grieg), Billy
| Dismer: "Rondo Capricciosu" MEN
,, delssohn), Bertha Trapp.