Beatrice Houston, Helen Ferguson,
Ruth Chatman, Ruth Churchhlll,
Evelyn Vaden, Mary Miller, Selma
Hawkins. Hilda Irwin, Thelma. Tyler,
Josephine Farrar. Roberta Harris,
Gwendolyn Ritmond, Alice Anderson,
Magdalene Moore, Lula Medley, Doro
thy Johnson, Ruth Johnson. Mary
Ktnslow. Irene Watson. Hortense But
ler, Mattie Robinson, Dorothy Green,
Clarence Diggs. Marion A. Jackson.
Dorothy Wallace, Wilhelmina Jones,
Athenia Queen, Hattie Campbell,
t 'la udine - Peace, Fay Plummer, Graf tori
Daniels, Catharine Barnes, Thelma
Grimes and Violet Lewis.
Children Appear in
Fine Choral Program.
'THE Girls' Glee Club. Boys’ Glee
Club and a group of boy sopranos
of Washington-Lee High School.
Arlington County, Va., gave a joint
recital Monday evening in the audi
torium of the high school before a
large arid appreciative audience.
The program was directed by Mrs.
1,1. Forney Donaldson, director of
■ music in the county. Each number
■ was given with' clear enunciation and
j artistic shading.
"Tire of Nod." in the third
! group, was effectively sung as a solo
by Anna Mendel, with a humming
accompaniment. Miss Mendel, so
piano, also sang the obbligato in the
"Gypsy Love Song.”
The guest soloist was Phylls Rans
dell. soprano, who gave two groups
i of songs.
In tlie group of songs given by the
boy sopranos the tone quality and
shading was admirable. "The T-and
of the Sky Blue Water," by Cadman.
j eras well sung by John Palmer. Os
the group by the older boys the
“Anvil Chorus" and the "Volga
Boatman's Song" were well given.
The clubs were assisted at the
piano by Mrs. Marshall Shuman.
I death two months ago caused Mr.
i Svecenski to become exceedingly me!
i aneholy and hastened his death. The
it wo had played Brahms' works under
j the composer himself.
