Evening star., 1919-04-13

members and friends Of the Miner
! Normal Community and Civic Center
Tuesday evening. under the auspices
torganized more than twenty years
tago by the late Mrs. Mamie. e.
Hilyer. At first it was only a piano
! membership has doubled Itself. tho
scope of study has broadened. Dur
ing the current year. under the spresi-
the the &c club nsIn. has been en-. stadyihk Nero
songs. by krehbisi as s. a tex tsassbook. OK
These studies hays been Illustrated
/ Taylor, Burleigh and Dett. -
The, object Of the Treble Clef is to
stimulate the study and appreciation
OF good music. in the home. and to
periodically, at which the children
ana husbands of the members have
been the guests of honor. On
ansaend Hcssasions receptions have been held
visiting Washington. hut, the musi-
cal on Tuesday evauing IL the first
opportunity given the general public
20 70. eMT1oy an evening Of music with
Miss Elizabeth Muldrow, who play
ed at recent recital at Studio Hall
will be the soloist at the weekly
musical Of the w. c. A., Tuesday,
| from $50 to Z O'Clock, when she will
| be heard in prelude in G Minor" by
Rachmaninoff; Romance" by SibeI-
| ius; "Polonaise." by Mcdowell, and
the IN. paraphrase Of excerpts from
Rigoietto." by Liszt. This program
will be given in the parlors Of the
| 7. w. c. A. building At 14th and G
streets. as the move to the new quar-
May -
Quincy f. Werlein, baritone. will be
the offertory. soIoist this morning at
the Church of the Incarnation, when
he will sing THE Palms" by Faure.
Mrs. Henry White, choir director. has
arranged "Benedicite.r an ancient
chant and "Benedictus in F Ma jor."
and Emile Margaret White. at the
organ, will play Spring Song" by
Frost. and Moderate Giocoso," by
At the close Of the rehearsal Of the
Rubinstein Club Monday evening the
| annual business meeting for the nom
.ination of officers for the ensuing
year was held, with the following re-
suit: President, Mrs. r. H. Dalgleish; /;
first vice president, Miss Matte Glib
son; sa G,sss second vice president Mrs. A. L:
Curry; treasurer, Mrs. Alfred T. Gage,
and librarian, Mrs. Duncan l.. Rich
mond. The last Of this seasons con-
certs by the club will take place May
s, and on May ~ will be held the
election. which will be followed by
a members musical.
Students events Of the week in
cluded a recital given at Georgetown
Visitation Convent" at which Miss
Meta Craig presented her vocal class
in a well chosen program Of songs.
The young singers made a most
| creditable showing in the numbers.
which included a trio, "The Call"
Helen McGoldrick and Dorothea
Casey; solos. Mon Coeur a ia voix"
! (Saint-Saens) and "Elegie" (Mas-
| senet), Frances weldon; .Maiden's
Wish" Chopin and sweet Miss
Mary" (Eeidlinger), Lucy Ward: 20
Haunting Memory" (Bond) and 'Twi-
light" (Glen), Katherine Dunn; "Au-
RE" (Liza Lehoann arrangement.
Dorothea Casey: "On Wings Of Song
| (Mendelssohn) and Springs Awaken
| ing" (Sanderson), Helen McGoldrick:
Chant Indou" (Rimsky-Korsakov)
and 'sylvelin" fsindin9). Erminie
Lesp; Sing to Ne. Sing" (Homer}'
s,. saS An n open Sec gscrst s"x SWosS%anl sHna,n
and .fEli.abeth's Przyer," from '"rann.
hausef" tWagnerl. Jane Mullen;
First Meeting (GrieE) and Swiss
Echo Song" (Eckhardt), Christine
Dietrich. and duet, Birds That Sing
in May (strelezki), Viola Hagarty
and Dorothea Casey.
The program for music at this
mornings service at. Rock Greek