Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-17

L IlE SsHlnstO TON IoiieSe OF Music
l. has issued. invitations for its
seventeenth commencement. to be
held at Central High School next Fri
day evening. The exercises will start
promptly at o'clock with an orches-
I.tra number. Rev. Bernard Braskamp
Christiani will present the diplomas
and certificates. twenty-eight in all.
Students taking diplomas and GER
tificates are: Postgraduate diploma
Rena Gertrude Greenberg. violin.
Teachers diploma, Kathryn Elizabeth
Bradley. harmony; Cora Marbury De-
ment. piano: Rebecca Pearse Easter
brook, piano; Mary Elizabeth Gar
rett. piano: Mary Savona Griest,
voice: Tamara Hasselblatt. piano;
Harry Albert King. violin; Tllie
kravitz. violin: Bertha Luber, piano;
Helen Writ Merriam. public school
music; Bella Brooks Thompson, pub
lie school music; Doris Cation Thor
nett, piano. Graduate diploma. Ruby
Lee Booth, piano; Henry Valdimar
Christiani, violin: Denton Ledford.
voice; Dorothy Henrietta Russell.
Cureton, violin; Hazel Jennings Davis.
piano: Arthur Clyde Du Vail. violin
Hermonia Ellis. organ: Alberta Vir-
ginia Harris, piano: Clara Evelyn
Scott, violin: Edna Keith Stein
brucker. piano; Elsie Shannon. violin
Helen Marian Smith. voice; Sophie
Snyder, piano; Laura May Young.
voice.
The program will be: "Andante
from Fifth Symphony (Tchaikowsky)
orchestra; invocation. Rev. Bernard
Braskamp; presentation of diplomas
and certificates, by Mr.. Christiani,
president Of the college; Sonata. OPP.
thoven). Miss Alberta Harris; "Cava-
tina" (Raff). Miss Elevelyn Scott:
"Fugue in G Minor" tBach). Alba
DAWN. Op: rs. No. l (Nevin). Miss
Herminia Ellis: Ave Maria" (Schu-
berD, Mia piccireila deh" tSalwator
"Ballade, a Major" Chopin, Miss
Rebecca Easterbrook;. "Adagio From
Fourth Concerto (Vieuxtemps) with
orchestra). Miss Rena Greenberg;
open Thy Blue Eyes" (Massenet)
Una voce POGO ia" Barber of Sc
"Canzonetta" td'Ambrosio), Henry
Christiani:, Sonata Op. 81, No. ?. first
movement (Beethoven), Miss Tamara
Hasselblatt: Here Kati" (Hubay
Harry King; "Pleurez, mes yeux" Gle
Cid') tMassenet), Miss Mary Maxam
"Ballade. G. Minor" Chopin. Miss
Bertha Luber; Hebrew Melody"
haugen" (Grieg), orchestra.
Louise NJ. Hoyberger presented an
interesting program in the recital at
| Trinity Lutheran Church last night.
Those taking part were Grace Muir
head, Thelma Diver, Beatrice Ken
dali. Helen Diver. Evelyn Riley.
Evelyn Richards. Mary Poore, Mar
guerite Collett, Ruth Williams, Eliz-
abeth Barker. Ruth Ostrow. Emily
Collect, Catherine English, Lloyd Will
kinson and Miss Hoyberger
Miss Emma III. Eichstadt directed
a program of piano music given by a
number Of small folk In an entertain
ing fashion at her studio recently.
They were assisted by Spencer Prem
| tiss. 'cellist. who played Schubert's
Ave Maria and Rimsky- Korsakoff # s
Song: OF India" accompanied on the
piano by Miss Helen Prentiss.
The children, all of whom played
their compositions from memory. in
cluded Anna Glascox, Cynthia Young.
Marguerite Anderson, Eleanor Riley.
Elizabeth Crabtree. Rhoda Friedman,
Elwood Backenstoss Ethel Mintz,
Henry Backenstoss, Dorothy Mess
and Helen Prentiss
Miss c. Matilda Minke presented an
interesting piano recital at her stu
do last Friday evening.
Those taking part were Lois Davis.
Angela Myers. Helene Dwyer, Mary
Beck, Frank Leech, Flora Snellen-
berg, Helen Staples, Helen Myers.
Ella Davis, Margaret Guertin. Sackett
Duryee, Helen Perley, Madeline Au-
gusterfer, Helen Walter, Dorothy
Wadleigh. Elizabeth Wine. Richard
HUM, Margaret Cook, Marjorie Arch
Margaret Brust, Edith Norris and
Helen HUM.
The MacDowe1l Club held the last
meeting of the season Monday eve
ming in the clubroom. the president.
Georgia E.. Miller. presiding. The
program was fmpromptu and included
played Macpowelrs From e Wan
sospiro";. Eleanore colborn. Cyril
Scott's Lotus Land" and Chopin's
'iNocturne in F Major; Edith Aus
termuhl. Bach's "Gavotte in B MI
nor; Pauline Graf, MacDowells ITO
the Sea" and "un r.ggL H Harriet lqds
katharn ;1 B5 %nor kar sbps
Emanuel. Bach's "Solfeggietto,"
Schumann's "Vogels ais Prophet" and
Greigs "Nocturne' and "Voglein."
The first meeting of next season
will be held in the clubroom Monday
evening. October s. when program
Dowell, for whom the club is named,
will be given - .----,--- -
A capacity audience attended the