Evening star., 1924-06-15
Club andSchool Notes

THE Washington College of Music
will hold its eighteenth annual
commencement exercises at Central
High School Friday evening. The
class of forty-five will be the largest
the college has ever had There are
two receiving artist diplomas, nine
teen teachers diplomas, eight grad
uate diplomas and fifteen certificates
The first degreA given by the COL
lege, doctor of music education, will
be conferred upon Edwin n. c. Barnes,
director of music of Washington pub
lie schools.
Rev. Bernard Braskamp will deliver
the invocation and Mr.. Christiani.
president Of the college. will give the
diplomas, certificates and degree. A
program by members of the class will
be given, assisted by the college or
chestra. The public is invited. There
are no cards of admission and no re-
served seats.
The class of 1924 is: Artist diploma
-Rebecca Pease Easterbrook, Mary
Savona Griest. Teachers diploma
Edith Bateman Athey. James Fred
erick Browne. Evelyn Newcomb Bur
CESS, Vera Haydn Budd. Mary Emma
Bowen, Henry Valdimar Christiani,
Esther Celander, Stella Duke, Cecilia
Dyer. Herminia Ellis, Amelia Hutch
ins Grimes. Marion Harding. Sarah
Alicia Harmon, Edith Miller Haring
Grace Ruble Harmon. Denton Ledford
Wynema Jane Mckinley, Gladys Irene
Price. Dorothy Henrietta Russell, Jane
Whitcomb Torbert. Graduate diploma
Margaret Cristadoro, Edna Vernon Gill
breath, Rose kravitz, Madalin Elizabeth
Norris Matthew Joseph Pero. Ruth
Eloise Rodier. Clara Evelyn Scott, Bur
rus Robert Williams. Certificate-Jane
Mildred Birkhead, Ella Marguerite
Carlisle, Emma Lydia Charters, Flora
Marguerite Clayton. Donald Elmer
ConWell, Marie Juanita Fowler, Annie
lily Haliwell Light, Pauline Augusta
Milchsack. Marion Nazro Mitchell,
Jane Virginia Macpherson, Nesta Al
berta Pollock, Martha Latane Smith
deal. George Louis Weller. jr.
The program will be: Overture,
Don Juan" (MoZarO. orchestra; in
vocation, Rev. Bernard Braskamp;
diplomas and certificates ;sat honorary honorary
Rseheqza.'0E Psehepzo E Minor f. GMendeIsso6n5,
Ella Carlisle; "Dio Possente," from
Faust" (Gounod), Raymond Luce:
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" from
Samson ct Delilah" (Saint-Saens),
Wynema Mckinley: "Nocturne, G
Major" (chopinl. Marion HARDING
net), and "Perpetuo" Bohm). Evelyn
Scott; prelude, C Sharp Minor" (Vo-
dorinskD, and Sous les Bois" tDu-
randi, Herminia Ellis; "Hungarian
Rhapsody, No, 10" Hiszp; Rebecca
la Traviata" (VerdD, Savona Griest;
Sonata, Opus 81, No. 1-Andante, AL
legro" tBeethoven), and The Music
Concerto. No. 2-Romance" (Wieni-
awskD, and "Liebesfreud" tkreislerl,
Henry Christiani; 'Impromptu, +
Sharp Major" Chopin. MATHEW 1.1
n nj
Hungarian Rhapsody, No 2" I.lszt);
Burr7ls Williams; suite from "Sigurd
JorsaIfar," opus 56 (Greig), orches-
ira The acconpanist will be Mar
jorie Davis.
Margaret w Wright presented
group of children in "A piano recital
recently at 1910 kalorama road no5th- d
west Those participating included:
David Todd. Preston Luck Davis Jr"
Catharine McMorris. Julia SEE. Louise
Menefee, Bernice Falk, Nancy Ma
deira, Edith Lee Mccoy, Albert PIER
pont Madeira, jr., Gloria Heroid "a
Wis, Marjorie Hertzberg, Jane Page
Menefee. Phyllis kronheimer, Fran
ces Montague Hill. Adele Varela;
Alice Frank. Jeanne Flesher and
Miss Wright left recently for
Lenox, Mass She will reopen her
studio here the first of October.
Rho Beta Chapter of Mu Phi Epsi--
lon held it's last business meeting of
the season Monday evening and in
stalled the following officers for the
year 1923-1924: President, lnez MIL
Ter (re-electedD; vice president, Helen
Fisk Torey; corresponding secretary
Lois Stuntz: recording secretary,
Clara Young Brown (re-elected):
treasurer. Francis Bronson: historian.
Nell Galley Canine (re-elected): CHOIR
lister. Edith Athey; chaplain. Rebecca
L nd
ler.
Mary Upton Talbot presented
group of children in a piano recital
at the Friends Church recently. Mrs.
Kaniah Mcintosh Boteler. assisting
soloist, sang "By the Waters OF MIN
netonka," 'Philosophym and Il Passed
by Your Window" Edith b. Athey
was her accompanist.
Children playing were Jacqueline
Chamblin Edes. Jean Marion Herr.
Evan Charles Brown. Dorothy Rose
Hunt, Marie Dorothy kuhmerker.
Muriel Parsley, Edith Virginia Rich,
mond. Anna Kathryn Randall. Alfred
Hodjin Stanton, Grace Margarette
Burdine. Dorothy Jefferson Lewis
Juliet Parker Edes and Ruth Evelyn
Giles.
At a meeting of the District of
Columbia Chapter. A. G. O., Monday
evening at the SluulO VI -
Potter. jr., the following officers were
elected to serve one year: Dean.
Louis a. Potter, a. A. G. O.; subdean,
Miss Maud G. Sewell. F. A. G. O.;
treasurer, Mrs. George Z. Warfield;
secretary, Miss Charlotte Klein;
registrar. Mrs. John NJ. Sylvester;
auditors, Rolla G. G.. Onyun and John
B. Wilson, A A. G. o.; executive COM
mittee, Mrs. Frank A. Frost, A. A.
Torovsky A. A G.. o.: Miss Charlotte
Klein, John B. Wilson, a. A. G: o;
Edgar Priest, A. r. NJ. c. NJ; Rotla e.
G. Onyun, Louis A. Potter. A. A. G. O.;
Miss Edith B. Athey and Howard A.
Watson.
In Holy Trinity Hall, Georgetown.
Monday evening, the music depart
ment of Holy Trinity School held its
annual recital under the direction of
the Sisters of Mercy. Sister Mary
Austin and Sister Mary Nincentia
were in charge of the program.
The youthful musicians were:
Catherine ONeill Mabel Bowie, Rose
mary Martin. Mary Bourke. Dorothy
Donovan, Beulah Hess, Mary Thomas.
Alice Ruth Parks, Eleanor Simmons,
Katherine Keliher. Margaret Hutch
ins. Evely Jones, Adrienna Doyle,
Margaret Johnson, Loretto Ehrman-
trout. Ella Frazer. Elizabeth Smith,
Catherine Reddington. Kathryn May
Davis, Mary Shaffer, Regina Rafferty,,
Henry Stake. Albert Leon. Milton
Pnoar UanChan Robert