Evening star., 1922-06-25

Miss Ann Gleason: "Rustle Of Spring
(Sinding), Miss Clara Butt; Romance
in D Flat" (Sibelius) and "Liebes
walser" tMoszkowsk). Miss Doroth.
Saturday Gar
old English dancel tsmith). Miss
Margaret Angel: wooden Shoes
(BartletD. Miss Helen Dugan; Hap
py Farmer" tSchumann) and "Merr:
Bobolink" (Krogmann), Miss Fran
ces Mathews; Spinning Song Vel sEil
"Melodie" (Frankel and 'Lightfoo:
Polka" (wernerl. Miss Ruth Coburn
''Minuet In G" (Beethoven,, Miss Mol
lie Reed; The Lark" (Tschaikowsky).
Miss Mary Kay: "Humoresque''
{Dyorak; c, Miss Sn.,,sa, Gathering Miss Fet. Podd
BarcaIoW; B AaVea switehes' Dance" SschytteS.
Miss Trixie Grofr; Little Shepherd l.
ess' tschytte) and "A Courtly Dance
(Crawford). Miss Jean Haywood
Miss Ruth Miller; ''Novellosza" (God,
in A" CBoceherinD: Miss Virgins
Latterner: will o. the Wisp" (Jung-
MANN. Miss Catherine Todd: Bar
chetta' (Nevin), Miss Josephine Lat
terner: Fur Elise" tBeethoven). Mis-,
Virginia Latterner; Gavotts and an
Musette " AiOertI, Miss E"eiih'
Kay; "Scherzino" (Moszkowskil Miss
Clara Butt: "Humoreske" (Rach-
maninon), Miss Dorothy Manning.
Pupils of Fulton B. Karr were
heard in recital Thursday evening ir
Church, assisted by Mrs. William j.
Latimer and Mrs. George w. King.
vocalists, and Miss Ethel Payne. vio-
linist Miss Payne was heard in
Concerto in A Minor" tAccolay)
Mrs. Latimer sang robin. Robin
Sing Me Song" tSpross), and Mrs
Kings number was "A Spirit Flower"
Campbell -Tipton). and the piano Sc
lections by the pupils included Joy
'aTrout in the Brook" (Frisch). ordel-
Ia Harlan; "Blissful Moments"
(Seidt), Blanche Thorn; .Sonatinen"
(Beyer?. Merriam Fort; %Dan1a In
"Minuet" (PaderewskD. Bertha Fuss:
Shepherd Boy (Wilson). Darlington
Frame; Melody" &C. AdamO. Adel-
bert Kerns; Rosebud Waltz"
(Browning,. Marian McGill: Return
of spring" On SMoe'ins, Aa.m, Hairy c1ssi5; Rat +
Teates; H'e "Blue;te" tAdamD. Florence
sansbury: "Masurka, No. :" tAdamD:
Alice Teates: Birthday Waltz"
(Streabcg). Fleming Orem: lie Tor
rent de Ia Montague" (Smith). Syl-
via Carl: GOOD Might ssTsioSE sMeasis
(victor Abelle). Earl Wiilett.
Two musical events of interest oc-
Cured during the week at the First
Baptist Church. arranged by Mrs.
Florence Howard. who is in charge
church. Monday evening students
recital was given, and Tuesday even
ing the last concert by the solo quar-
tet and evening chorus choir OF the
church was heard.
Miss Margaret Mansfield. vioiinist,
ing. playing ITO Spring lGreig). ITO
a wild Rose" (MacDowelD. "Pierrot
serenade" (Randegger) and "Hunearian
Idyl" (Kela Bela). and the student s"lec-
tions included the duet, II Know Bank
Of Wild Flowers (Horn, Miss Cas-
Night" saf anu tsohm,. ''1n May Time"
Sandman (Brahms). I'm the Time Of
Roses tReichardt), Sonny Boy" tCur.
ran), Miss Schlensker; ''1n the WOODS
and "The Robin Sings CMacDowell), },
ave Maria" (Gounod) with violin
oSsSsto Miss Gas Ganseis for crade tis June
tForster), Mrs. opdyke: Faith in
Spring" who is sylvia and "Sere-
nade'' (schuhert) with ~'olin obb''er =
Mrs. Baker: absent" (Metcalf), april
Rain (Speaks). Miss Lunsford; Rain
eOp coprsn w 'r5h Il the Sa Wisp Mc9G <spross
Miss cassells: winter Lullaby Dee
Koven). Mrs. Opdyke: 1.-The Laurel and
the Rose CA B. GrelD, Mrs. Baker and
Miss Cassells: "Come to the Garden.
Love" MARY Turner Salter). Folk
song" IMacpowelD: Morning In
The choir boys Of Immaculate Con.
ceptfon School, assisted by the girls -oi
Immaculate Conception Academy and by
James Nolan, baritone, gave success
full presentation Of Harry Wheaton
Howard's Juvenile operetta, Jack the
Giant Killer" THURSDAY y, and II, ,,nn,; Friday
late Conception Church.
Invitations have been sent out fol
the closing exercises OF the Virgil
Clavier School Tuesday evening at the
Playhouse.
Franceska Kaspar Lawson returned
early in the week from Ohio. where she
was so,oist with the Choral Society Of
New Concord. singing Joan Of Arc,
and Victor Herberts Call to Freedom.
Friday evening she sang at the Pitts
burgh Press radio broadcastlns station
Student events Of the week includ,
the recital Wednesday evening at the
Playhouse, at which Graos Gilchris
presented her class in the following
Military March" (schubert). Misse.
Margaret Dayton. EVA Mendelsoh1
Eva Jacobs and Mollye Goldman
"The Warriors Song (Heller). Has.
kell Milstone: "Narcissus" (Nevin)