Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-05

,..- MRS. n.
OF Oklahoma, who came t,
with the French soldiers. As Mrs.
Cline has been singing very frequently
At the camps around Washington, our
men in uniform may soon expect to
hear the songs their French comrades
are enjoying.
Elisabeth S. Maxwell soprano Of the
National Quartet, has been engaged As
soloist by the Mount Pleasant M. r.
Church South, and began her duties
last Sunday. singing Gounod's 20 Dr.
vine Redeemer" at the morning service.
The Camp Service Quartet was de-
lightful part of the program at Camp
Meigs Wednesday evening. comparing
favorably with the professionals from
Keith's. judging from the applause and
cludes Mrs W. 9. Cline, Mrs. Florence
Pizzini. Miss Marie KNAPP and Miss
Anne Tuohy, with Miss Mary A. Cryder,
director, and Mrs. Charles Salin. &C.
companist.
Guests At the Washington College en-
joyed q musical treat in the recent
chamber music recital by Mrs. Victor
olmstead. pianist: Mrs Dun Lewis. vio-
linist. and Martin A. Kaufman. violon-
cellist The program opened with one
jor" and "Bolero." by Moszkowski. and
closed with Arensky's beautiful compo-
sition for the three instruments in D
minor, which was given entire. with
good tone and fine ensemble. the exact
admirably handled by Mrs. olmstead. In
addition to the trios Mrs. Lewis played
the solos "Legende."' by Wieniawslki.
and "scherzo," by Van Goens. and Mr..
ans Sy x9..r BY WITH R1d H.
fred R. cobbell at the piano.
Mrs. Eugene q. Herndon has with
drawn her name as 4 candidate for the
presidency Of the Rubinstein Club.
Tho harp recital given recently at the
Washington Club by Mrs Edythe Mar
mion Brosius and her pupils for the
som Of the Bone nste
the sum Of $23e, which will provide for
tho care Of one child for moro than a
year in tho hospital where such cases
has been forwarded to Mime. Jusserand.
who suggested the charity as one Of
those most in need Of financial assist
ance.
MIRA Huron Lawson. soprano; Miss
Anita Kloss, violinis<. with Miss Pearl
Waugh accompanying were the solo
lists ct class night exercises last week
ins Setso ood MerninE,s Mister sunssi s
~ Lehman: '.The Lass with the Deli
Henschel. and "Swiss Echo Song" by
ton to washington musical circles.
played Raff's "Cavatins," The Bee"
BY Schubert, and ''Minuet," by Beetho-
ven.
The Community Band, . company Of
tnstrulnentalists organised to assist at
community entertainments and other
similar affairs. holds rshearsa1s Fri
day evenings at Franklin School: New
strnmsnts are are eosdisliS Invited TO a ,a
tend and II they feel interested to Join
the organization.
A successful recital. Judging by the
Saturday for tho bensft Of the Red
Cross at Garrett Park. Md.
An Instrumental quartet. violin, Miss
Miller huts. Mr.. Peck; cello. Mr.. Tur-
Of selections. including March Mill
pinger), 'Telice" uangley). "Serenade''
(Widor). .Gavotte" (Morse). "sere-
Bsfesrolie" tonens.ch}. Miss 10 M ano
lsr. violinist. rendered Do Beriot's
Scene de Ballet" Meiancholia" albert
W,:r! ea S;,. "ss ere eD.ala2; Miss
7sn,. whisper and Shall Hear: <Pio-
oolomini). the last number with violin
and Gallo accomplishments Miss Eliza
beth Dsfandorf. pianist. played Sous
Bots" (etaub). while Mrs. Maurice Peck
esiio duo 81 n: K. Peck ana J. <. r Sae
nsr also added 70 the program. Miss
10 Miller gave dramatic reading, '"rhe
aaselie and the swan" and for encore,
n : childs piece ana "ais Folks and
Horns" (sncore) were exceptionally
realistic. The program was under the
direction Of Mrs. Maurice K. Peck, who
played all the accomplishments.
The quartet Of EIamlins Methodist
Church. consisting Of Miss Marian
Greene. Mrs: John Humphrey. Clarence
Levi. and Fred schaeffsr. accompanied
BY Miss Edith 3. Athey. furnished the
Monday evening to Rev. DR.. I. c. Clark
snd Mrs.: Clark, singing ':Madrigal." By
Msvta; Thy Dss: Voice" adapted to
Ess5q, 49, e Ypssas'7'' patriotic chorus
A.shss oarensA bess selosss Of tho
Metropofstan u 2. Church. win sins
Wind Tsst 4ssws.: BY Miss Minerva H
Baily, organist Of the church.
At the Church Of the Covenant this
afternoon the music will be given by
the triple quartet and In the evening
by the chorus choir with double quar-
tot, both services being under dtrec.
tion Of Mr.. wrishtson. with Mr.. MUIR
ray, a. usual. ct the organ. Tho pro-
grams follow: Afternoon, anthem. Hide
Ne Under the shadow" by West; SO.
prane solo. 20 Lord Of Life" by Sal
Not Away" By Caldicott, Incidental
tenor ana baritone solos. John q. Klein
and Wheeler Wilson: anthem. 70 sa-
viour Of the World" By stsane, Even
ing. ergaa prelude. 70 ssnet!ss!ma. !"
Ivays All 1sars,. by Marks; bass solo.
Tear Not Xe, Q 1ssasl" BY Buck, Fred