Evening star., 1922-05-28

lN, ~. C.,.. MAY 10 1
Brat. Emma Hickman, Laverne will
i4mson,. Madeline Youker. Frances
Evans, Genevieve Peardsiey, Mildred
Gees. Betty Clark: Derwyn Cooper.
Lillian Seymour. Mildred Ketier. Billy
Keller. Howard Steele. Virginia Sut-
ton, Flora Sneilenburg, Lots Davis,
esss isn wsSsish Myi.i Anssaa duersin @
Ella Davis. Marian Hardy. Hale
Schorn. Madeline .Augusterfer. Mar
garet Brust, Margaret Coop, Elisa
beth Vino. Sackett Duryee. Helen
Walter, Richard HUM. marjorie
ris and Helen Huhn.
There will be full-dress rehearsal
Of the ''old folks concert" to be
given Saturday evening at Central
High School, on THURSDAY. June 1, at
Church. The public is invited. Mrs.
Henry Hunt Mckee entertained the
members of Ingram Church choir at
her residence Tuesday evening. about
forty persons being present. These
was singing and dancing, end buf-
fet supper was. served.
Emmanuel p. e. Church choir. Ana
costa. under the leadership OF w.
Arthur Storm, will contribute Its
share to music celebration week by
rendering additional mus music C. a at t,, the
be taken by Miss Marion King. So
prano, and Paul Green. tenor. Fulton
Karr, organist, will before the serv-
Ice render the following organ selec-
tions; "Minuetto" tHaySnI: 1.r "LaSks- a
Bruch) and "Gioria" (Haydn).
Helen Corbin Heinl, the well known
pianist and Josephine Houston. the
youthful soprano who made such a.
pleasing impression at her recent de-
but In recital at the Hotel La Fayetfe,
will be the artists giving this even
ing's musical at the Arts Club.
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons, soprano. was
the soloist Monday evening at the
celebration of the third anniversary
2. American Legion. when she gave
the aria, "Charmant Oiseau. from
La Perle du BFesil' David). with
iute obligato and accompanied by
the United States Marine Band.
Recent events of unusual interest
include the recital grven by Anita r.
Gauges, contralto, and r. Frederick
rreInd tss baritone IN tse Miss sa1a e.
L.
Lee, pianist, assisted. contributing
one solo number. and. In addition,
sustaining the accompaniments to
the songs "Che Faro Senza Eurtdice.
from 'Orfeo ed Eurdice" tGluck) !:
Come raggio di soT tCaldara). Mr..
Freund; ''Connais-tu lie pays" from
'Mignon" (Thomas) and But the
Lord Is Mindful Of His Own" Men
delssohn). Miss Gauges: "Bois e Pals
(Lully) and lie Aliroir" lFerrarD.
Mr.. Freund; The Monotone sCSrne. ..
(Brahe). Miss Gauges: "Mondnacht.
and "Wenn ich in define Augen Sch"
(Schumann), Mr.. Freund: Allah"
(Chadwick) and 20 Lovely Night
(Ronald), Miss Gauges: "Melisande in
the Wood" tGoet.) and Now Sleeps
Frcund.
Josef Kaspar. violinist. and Henry
Kaspar, pianist. will present their
pupils in program Of violin and
piano numbers at Central High
School Friday evening: as a part OF
rett and Dora Minevfch will serve as
accompanies, and Harry Wheaton
Howard will assist at the organ in
the closing number The program
follows: Pianos. Concerto. minor
Ethel Garrett. Henry Kaspar at the
second piano: violins. Nocturne (Slu-
nicko), Mary Park Clements. Virginia
Heffty. Addison Peletier. Josef Kas-
par: pianos Scherzo. E nat major
(Pierne). Cecilia o'Dea. Henry kas-
certo, A minor (Accolay). Isaac Mino-
vich: pianos. "Whirls" (Melan-Gue-
roulu, Dora Minovich. Henry Kaspar
at the second piano: violins, Berceuse
Gljinsky-LenD. Minuet tDancla) and
Valse Ode Saxy). Isaac Minovich Raf-
position. memory training and touch
sensitiveness. THE Swallow" (Burg-
muller). Study. c minor (Chopin) and
Spinning Song" (Mendelssohn). Ethel
Garrett. Katharine Monica Harper
and Dora Minovich: piano. Polonaise'
O'Dea: vtolins, Air Varie" (Weigl-
Dancia), Rafael Bucca. accompany
ing violins. Isaac Hinovich. Hardie
Seay and Josef Kaspar: piano. "Li"be-
straum" (Liszt), Ethel Garrett: violin.
Russian Airs" (De Berioo and Ma
piano. Tarantelle. A fiat major
(Chopin), Dora Minovich: violins.
"Andante Religioso" CHermann Car
rD, ensemble class. with piano and
organ Gilbert Ankenney, F; G.
Baker. D. Barnes. P. Breightenburg.
Virginia Evans. Milan Getting. Will
lam GalIiher. vlado Getting. Dorothy
Greasley. Virginia Heffty. Mary
Keyes, Velma Knettle. Meyer Koonin.
Isaac Minovich. Thorwald Patterson,
Ethel Payne, Addison Peletier. Martha
Pierill. Theresa Pyle. Mrs. Charles
Ray, Hardie Seay, Clara Smiley and
n. Wasserman.
The Temple Quartet. consisting of
Elizabeth Lackey. soprano; Edna Dar-
nall Shacklett. contralto; John
George Klein. tenor, and Fred East,
baritone, will furnish the musical
portions of the annual memorial
to be held this afternoon at o'clock
in Typographical Temple. Among the
numbers will be the quartet THE
PRAYER Perfect" (Stenson); Dear
Spirit Lead Me" <Miles). incidental
solo. Mr., East: II Heard the Voice of
Jesus Say" (Gilchrist), Miss Lackey
and Mr. Klein. soloists; baritone solo.
"My Task" (Ashford), Mr.. East: duet
for tenor and baritone. Forever with
the Lord" (GounoD. Mrs. Klein will
be the accompanist.
The program of the closing exer-
discs for the school year at the Bible
Institute of Washington, to be held at
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church Wednesday, will include the
chorus Praise Ye the Father" (Gou-
nod), institute gospel music class: in
vocation, Irwin B. Linton. president
Presbyterian Alliance Of the District
1Mosskowskij, David Friedman. stu
raa,.. ;net;tufa ssClo,,d Of WitneSSes''