Music, youth, and the artist’s vow in a changing world
The piece reflects on music as a profession and art, stressing youth as a season of hope and the need for discipline and refined taste. It notes the 1805 Strasbourg Alsace festival as a historic example of music uniting cultures and calls for artists to pursue development, high ideals, and precise standards in performance and interpretation.
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Students Perform Classical Selections In Recital
Dottenstein Mary Alice Newton Hazel Harvey Gertrude Rosinski Kathryn Beck Margaret Barnes Helen L Lat terner Miss White played Serenades and Autumn Moszkowski. Miss Brooks In Album Leaf and Nocturne Grieg Bird as Prophet and Novel atte Schumann. Miss Brackett played Minuet Grieg and Ungeduld Moszkowski. Miss Miller accompanied Miss McCathran.
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Girl Scout Troop Activities Highlight Summer Plans
During vacation season inquiries come from across the country as mountain and seashore stores seek to host Girl Scout troops. Takoma's Troop No 5 celebrates Flag Day with a US flag gift from Boy Scouts leader Harries of Takoma Park. Officers Bheano Gritley scribe Mildred Ralph treasurer. Esther Dutton leader Margaret corporal. Starien Harries leader Josephine Lincoln corporal. Two new members. Lawn fete and moving pictures of Girl Scouts planned at Trinity Episcopal Church parish hall next Tuesday. Petworth M E Church event last Friday. Troop 33 of Boy Scouts joined Girl Scouts for the fete. booths with Japanese lanterns and flags. Clifford Magers won a doll and donated it to a girl without a doll. A clean-up day praised. Miss Neal national secretary attended, impressed by girls obeying orders. Demonstration of Girl Scout work planned for July 4 at Libby's Park all day event, with Girl Scouts given a prominent place, not another group. Regular meetings to continue through summer, mainly outdoors. Troop No 6 of Petworth met with Troop No 0. illness of captain Mrs Foster led to patrol leader taking charge. Martha Eldridge to replace, Marion Duff corporal, Millicent Bailey secretary. Charades game after meeting.
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Married men spared trouble says police judge
Twenty bachelors were brought before Police Justice Dean in Baltimore on June 20 for intoxication gambling fighting and other single male pastimes. The judge lectured each prisoner urging marriage to avoid trouble and advised them to get a wife, but the men did not appear receptive to the counsel.
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Midshipmen arrive at Gibraltar for practice with fleet ships
In Gibraltar on June 20 the American battleships Missouri Idaho and Illinois arrived to storm the practice squadron of the Amagels Naval Academy. The visit marks a show of force and naval cooperation as the ships prepare for drills.
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Hospital for Horses: A Plea for Humane Treatment
A citizen laments the neglect of working horses in cities and calls for humane care. He urges large farms with pasture and a state or city program to remove underfed or unable horses from owners and provide rest until they can work again. Washington letter dated June 15.
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SHERIDAN WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS MEETS AND HONORS QUILT
SHERIDAN WOMAN S RELIEF CORPS held a regular meeting with Mrs Marion Parker presiding A notable feature was the presentation of a quilt by Mrs Lucy Graham won after an entertaining contest The Sarah Franklin Chapter DA RY held its last spring meeting at Mrs James E Mutcare s home Rhode Island Ave NW Officers outlined plans for the year and Mrs Harrison read revolutionary era stories A scholarship at an industrial school in Drake VA will continue with member contributions Also a theater ben eft raised funds for the chapter On Friday the chapter hosted a Tom Moore benefit at the Columbia Theater Pioneer Council No 1 Sons of Jonadab elected officers for six months New members were initiated Mrs Gilbert EL Guivivenor hosted the Betheda Women s Club at Wild Acres with officers elected for the year The District of Columbia Club met at Mrs Van Ness home and heard talks on parliamentary law and the origin of the I O T World The group discussed finding a house for a young women s club The Lucy Stone League of the Federal Suffrage Association announced its Great Falls outing next Saturday with a navy grounds event featuring spearing by notable men and women
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Epworth League Notes and Summer Plans
Under Irvine L. Miller the Foundry Chapter leads a Rosedale Mission meeting next Thursday. Beginning Sunday evening twi light services at Douglas Memorial M E Church feature Epworth League and pastor led halves. Grace Stover and Annie Ross head talks on personal work during vacation. Dr A C Christie, Washington District president, rests from Army Medical School duties and will join Washington Epworthians to Buffalo for the Ninth International Epworth League Convention July 1-5.
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