The Washington times., 1919-03-20

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Miss Farrtr win also sing selected
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fRs, First cpnsrseationaI Church
Quartet aud Or, 'stansdsld,. oEEapist,
gave Aacfsdsahd classioaf ,cppcsTt at
Ninstee4th Street Baptist Clutch last
syeninE. Tas .Rrogrsm Was oRs Of 'un!
usual interest, and In keebthG with
the spirit OF the Lenten season.
:. 'sFetehen.Hoods is to hsed the cast
e: The BOhemtan GIRL Michael
s.aIfefsrtu4ftul opera. that is. to be
/ enc, Of the repeItory Of tie Community
Opera Company during its week OF
opera to be given hare this spring.
Mss HOOD is 70 sing the soprano role
OF 'aiAFline."., 81
s"Thsddeus" will be sung: by james
TouAg9 ths popular tenor, who sang
SsitH che cSHip Meigs boys in sAtta
Boy and whose success was equally
gfRSt.-"on the Poad" as 1t was in
tSSe, wiz be The "Deyiishoqf.Y He
has been working with fstsTg w.
rgk elIls dp the music depattfpeht OF
fhe EbBimtsstonY on = TrGlpInE Camp
Activities, AID is now siRgfnE' at tife'
EPtseopati Cathedral OF Washington,
oliver AfsTlQEi. 6f cEeago, baFttene,'
& the t'coIbt,"s aAd vivian Matsen
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,TsaS1Sifd Ilbion, under whose ditsc-
tfen the pEadHstfens are made, and
who, ShSss -tf6insd the caste! 10 snp~S
eeRPlstfhE the hnal4 Arrangements.
The oPeFss TO be. given ara teThe Bo-
hefaiRn Girl" "Pagtlqcci," and, q repe-
titi6H Of their sueesssfqI production
81 The Pirates Of PsnEaBee."
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"A unagpsaript song, BY Louis Thomp,
son., IL on the program OF Caroline Cur
tIsB, soprfRo, fSE her. AsoltEn Hall re-
citSl 80. .Ss gtxSa % Mareh IS, This
IL the debut Of Miss Curtiss in New
York She, had her hFst training in
wRshjngtOn while here IL boardi1g
sehe9I':. Ts!ndyi4s with, Otto TOrnoy
Miss Cuttiss xiIl, sing two opera
atlas, the 'sDeVe SopoS' from Mnzart's
''IGsfHiaGe o8 'FaghFo.' and i'Depuis le
Ipqf." fI6n CkarpeatIer's Louise" +"
Her songs Include 3 group Of Ameri-
cen eoHPoSers sG our standard utera-
tyEe. ARcDaWell, HeFatio Parker,
GbSdgte Snd Mrs. H II. A. Beach.
she also VIII sipg = Greq9 OF modem
FfSneh. three Russian songs, and six
Rudolph GGas,o Mary Turner, Saiteg.
Louis ThoHIRson, A. Waiter Kramer,
and walter, Morse Rummel.
The pupils Of B. Frank Gebest will
be heard In piano recital at Studio
Hall next Moaday evening. assisted by
Miss Katharine Rich. meEzGsoprano.
Misa Rich Will sing "The Open Secret" 1"
By Huntington WoodmAn, t"The Amer
leans Gene" by. Fay Foster, I've
Been Roaming" BY Horn, and a BAL
led Of the Kentucky MOuntains."
The students to take cart, In the
progTaTa are Miss Lily Gsraei, Miss
Beatrice GIeenburg, Miss Ivy stevens,
Miss Marian BaFkiey, Miss Esrna May
bee, Miss Hilda HRnes Miss Claire
PhtiOfaene Sgueo. j., RuasPIl ,-Hogg,
Mas, Emily Christiani. Miss Frances
Cnfeton, Miss Gertrude EelOwich. and
MiAs Elizabeth Williams. Mr.. Gebest
viii close the program by playing the
Eiszt tPolOaaise" IN E major.
Miss -Yxopne de TFsyille. coloratura
soprano from the Royal Opera Of
Brussels. sang at the home Of Mrs.
Norman Williams, on Sixteenth street,
on Tuesday Or, last week. giving an
DpeRatIc musicale. It5 vas foHoti ing
this recital that she vent to Fort
MAR. to- sing for the soldiers. On
both Soscasipas many epceres were
demanded. She was most ably ac-
companied by Miss Lucy Brickenstein.
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will be devoted to q dramatic pro.
gram. On the following Sunday, /
March 80, q song recital Wilt be |
given by Edna Hllyard Howard. So
prano, and H. Leroy Lewis, baritone, |
with accompaniments by Miss Jennie |
Glennan and Miss Aable Linton. ...
Mrs. Dun Lewis. violinist, will be
hostess at the Friday club luncheon |
at the Arts Club.
Miss Katharine McNeal, pianist.
has been giving a number OF draw
ing room recitals in New York city |
and elsewhere. Though stlil associ- !
ated with the school at Highland |
Hall. Hollidaysburg, Pa, where she
is in charge OF the department. OF
Wheeling. W. Va. in the homes OF
Mrs. Julian Hearn, Mrs. n. Franz
helm and Mrs. Wittiker.
In New York she played for Mrs.
L. w. Curtin, Frank Hastings, Mrs. /
Harry Rowe Shelley at. the Hotel
Patterson, for Mrs. D. ]. Hennessy.
and in South Orange. n. j., at the
home OF Mrs. +. T. Kelsey.
She gives a recital at Holidays
burg on March ~, playing a Chopin
program. WITH an ''Etude" OF Seris-
bine. Dance Oriental" BY 'Cady.
"Peons"s OF. Arensky. and "Danse
LenteP by Gear FTanck., q. -
Miss @cNeal will visit her home ip
this city the end of this month, for
ten days.
Mendelssohn's sacred cantata, Hear
My Prayer" will. be sung by the
Evening Cheir of the Church Of the
Covenant on Sunday evening. 1t
marks the ferty-fifth special musical
service to be given by this large
choir, under the direction Of Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson, with Harvey Muir
ray At the organ and Claude Robe
son at the piano.
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