Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-09

Announcement by the Friday Morn
ing Club of artists for its remain
ing affairs in February include next
week a program of songs by Miss
Richie Mclean. contralto; piano num-
hers by Mrs. Wood, and violin and
piano ensemble by Miss Helen Gerrer,
and Miss Mabel Linton. Mrs. j. b.
Kendall has arranged the program for
February p, which will be given b!
Hendrix Essers. violinist; Clara AS
cherfeld. pianist, and Margaret Day
cellist. The most important event OF
the season under its auspices Will
take place February IS, and will con-
sist of a violin and piano recital by
David and Clara Names of New York,
who will play Beethoven's Fl Major
Sonata and Sonata in A Major" by
Ceser Franck. An especially interest
ing program was offered last week for
the entertainment of the members and
their friends, consisting of violin so
los. 'Obertass Mazurka,' by Wieniaw =
ski: "False Caprice Amourette." by
Bornschein, and Cradle Song" by
Burleigh. played by Mrs. Raymond
Dickey; songs. One Golden Day" by
Foster, and Under the Greenwood
Tree" by Buzzi-Peccia. sung by Mrs.
{. b. Aitchison: piano solos, "Barca-
role, by GODDARD. and "Rhapsodie"
tF MAORI, by Brahms, rendered by
Mrs Junius lie Vert Powell: solos for
cello, "Meditatiou," by Squire and
"kol Nedri" tJewish prayerj, by Max
Bruch, played by Mrs. Edythe Reilly
Rowe Miss Linton was the accom-
PIANIST.
Miss Alice Burbage entertained
Monday afternoon at d tea for the
members of her class when a varied
program, well rendered by the stu
gents proved an enjoyable feature of
the occasion Among the most ac-
ceptable Of the selections were "Brer
Raoblt and March Wind" both by
MacDowell, Margaret Wright; three
chara eteristic numbers, The Night
Train The Street Vendors" and
he Cat IN the Sun" compositions by
mary Can Clark. played by a little
maid OF ten years, Berenice Simon
Elm Dance" by Jensen, Jean Bro
phy Logan of Chicago; The Hobgob-
ms. by Williams, Caroline Thorn
rEalse Lente," by Schutt. and Happy
Wanderer,' by Jensen. Alice Hersey
.nnaise, A Flat Major" by Chopin. and
prelude, { Sharp Minor by Rach-
maninof, Miss Airline Gilbert; ITO
spring by Greig. Airline Gilbert;
"Etude Mignonne,' by Schutt; '.Poeme
Erotique," by Grieg, Elizabeth
Haynes; 'Nocturne, B Major" and
~ altz, Flat Major" by Chopin,
MSS Marjorie Glasgow; sNorwegian
Bridai Procession. by Grieg, Miss
borothy Baumgarten: La Fileus." by
EanH, Miss Helen Nash: Rustic of
spring, by Sinding, Miss Ruth Gros-
neT' aArabesque," by Debussy, Miss
Sade c. Styron
A students informal concert was
held at the Washington College OF
Music Tuesday evening, being the
nrst OF series of ten to be given
until the LIST of June. The recital hall
was hlied, and many friends of the
students were compelled to stand
through out the entire program, which
was as follows:
Piano solos, Scarf Dance" by Cha
minade. ". B. Grow; Chant Polo
nais,' by Chopin-Liszt. Miss Serabur-
ger; violin solo, Pastoral" by Slit.
story" by Heller, Laddie Lyster;
vocal 500, Il Know a Lovely Gar
DEN, by Hardilot, and Spring" by
Iosh. Miss Bowers; piano solo, I'm
promptu, c Minor" by Chopin, Miss
Taylor; violin solo, '1ntermezzo," by
Maseagni. Violet Sullivan; piano solo,
"ldylio," by Lack, Grace Harris; vio-
lin solo, "Andante," by Wieniawski,
and "Liebesfreud." by kriesler, Hen Y
Christiani; vocal solos. Rose in the
Bud" by Barrow; negro spiritua-s.
Burleigh, and in Garden" by Haw-
ley, Miss Krumke; piano solo, "Impro-
visation," by Mcdowell, Miss Fadely;
violin solos. 'Sarabanda" and "Menuet,'