The Washington times., 1919-11-20

The Friday Morning Music Club
opened Its season of weekly morning
musicaies on Friday of last week
with very attractive program OF
chamber music that was heard to ex-
cellent advantage in the clubs new
meeting place. the assembly room OF
the Cosmos Club.
J. c. Van Hulsteyn and Yivienne
Cordero, both violinfsts, and Audrey
Cordero, who played the accompani-
ments, and also the violin In a three
violin ensemble. were the artists. Their
playing was particularly notable for
its purity of style.
An Ernest Hutcheson "Suite" was
the three-violin selection. 1t con-
tzined a grace of figures and In it's de-
lineation the inside voices were wtll
defined. The Gavotte was in the old
en- form. with varied repetition of the
motives The Leclair Sonata in d,
fer violin and viola, the latter played
BY Mr.. Van Hulsteyn, three smaller
numberA and suite by GODDARD COM
pleted the program
Tomorrow morning an ali-Chopin
program will be given, as the second
artists recital. by Emmanuel Ward,
pianist
The November musical evening at
4adison Hail. arranged by Mary
Helen Howe, director of the vocal de-
partment took place on the second
Sunday evening of the month. with
Edouard Lemanski. baritone. as the
Artist. The program combined the
caassic and the modern in well-bal-
anced manner.
Mr.. Lemanski Is a member of the
} band At Camp Humphreys, Va and
10 one of the few members Of the IA
NOUS Pershing Band still in the ser
vice. He has baritone voice of
wide range and beauty, and his inter
pretatfons Of the French songs were
especially appealing. He also sang
the Prologue" from "Pagliaccp
CIeoncavallo); "Arioso" from Ben
ren0to:" "Penso" fTostiD, and a'so
hts -Good-bye," where Blooms the
Rose Uohns): Good Night. Sweet
Dreams" (Bischoff). and 81 Love Thee"
fGriegI. Marie Howe Garziglia sus-
tained effectively the difficult role of
aecompAnist-
Mary Helen Howe. soprano, was so
loist At the late mass and benedic-
cion at the Catholic chapel at Fort
Myer. Va the Rev. Father Fealy.
chaplain. oRiciating- For her num-
bSrs she selected Ave Maria" of
c;ounod. with violin obligato> and
%. Salutaris- Of Weigand. Private
Heaxy Hokenson presided at the
srvaa. with Private Clarence Kyle 4s
vfolinist-
Franosska Kaspar Lawson, soprano,
-stuYns to Warrington today after
4 ten-day tour in song recital when
sne sang for the Massanutten Mill
tary Academy. Woodstock. Va: at
ES1ue Royal Va. for the Civic
League. At Blackstone College, Va;
Flora Macdonald College. North Caro-
lima, and at the Indian Normal Col
iege At Pembroke. N. c.
An additional music event to be
presented to Washington by the Fine
Arts Society will be a lecture by
Thomas Whitney Surette on Music
for the People," to be held at Central
High School on January 20.
An open conference will be one of
the advantages Of this lecture, which
Is one Of three conferences offered by
the Fine Arts Society On music,
drama and art.
II Is particularly interesting 10
note how each year this society ex-
tends the scope of its music course.
showing how Washington is growing
In her interest I'm music. It was only
a few years ago that the first essay
into the field OF music was made.
This year there IL the brilliant edu-
cationaf series OF lecture and orches-
tral concerts by the New York