The Washington herald., 1920-11-28
Mis-. Master. i. sacred Ce.cert.

duQlence WHICH crowned inc auultO-
rum. Her selections included Ring
Little Silver Ring" (Chaminade).
Lullaby" (Corner). My Heart Ever
Grey. Ships That Pass in the
Night" (Stephenson), and "Omnipo-
tence" (Schubert). Miss Elsie Lin
der was the accompanist.
Miss Eta sehmid's Recital
Miss Eta Schmid presented a
group of her piano pupils In a studio
recital last Saturday evening.
Among those participating in the
program were Jean O.Brien, Marjory
Smith, Elizabeth Cain, Frances
Crump, Bernice Sondheimer. Marion
Fulton, Pansy wilmer, Inez Leon.
Mary Isabelle Collihower, Helen
Kellogg. Lucille Louis, Joseph Trew,
Kathryn vermillion, Mary Tarbell,
Jane Luchs, Mildred Fleenor, Doro-
thy Eynon. Ruth Capers, Antoinette
Loetsch. and Miss Schmidt.
Miss Floeekher's Musicale.
Invitations have been issued for
a musicale this afternoon by Miss
M. Katherine Floeckher, pianist,
George F. Schemmel, tenor. and
Miss Daisy Fickensher, violinist, at
5 Dupont circle.
Pilgrim Musicale.
At the Pilgrim musicale given at
the Women's City Club last Monday
evening the soloists were Ruby Pot
ter and H. Leroy Lewis.
J. h. Young. Tenor.
James X. Young. tenor. has be-
come a member of the Musurgia
Quartet, which is enjoying the bus
lest season in its existence.
Song Recital.
A song recital by the students of
II. Leroy Lewis who have complet-
ed their first year course will be
given on Tuesday evening at the
assembly room of the Cosmos Club.
The guest artistic will be Mile. Ger
trude Tyrrell, concert pianist. Those
participating in the program will
be Miss Hazel Sparks, Miss Allie
Traver. Miss Dorothy Leetch. and
Miss Ann Cornwell. The accom-
panist will be Miss Elizabeth Bark
man. Many interesting compost
tions will be presented by the So
loists.
StuuentS Concert.
The Washington College of Music
will present their twenty-second
students concert in Central High
School auditorium tomorrow even
ing. Among those participating in
the program are Miss Gladys Price,
Herman Weihe, Benjamin Rather,
Miss Gorsuch, Mrs. w. Wright Deal,
Durwood Bowersox. Miss Gertrude
T.nnhar Nro ID,
Rena Greenberg, Miss Marjorie Da-
Wis and Miss Emma Louise Thomp-
son.
Joint Recital.
OF special importance to admirers
of artistically interpreted music is
the announcement of the three Joint
recitals to be given by Louis Pot
ter. pianist. The first will be pre-
sented tomorrow night at the New
Masonic Auditorium, with Beatrice
Horsbrugh, violinist. of New York.
Olga Sapio will be the accompanist.
Miss Horsbrugh is a young English
violinist. who is a pupil of the cele-
brated Leopold Auer. She has ap-
peared with much success in Eu-
ropean cities, and though recently
come to America, has received al
ready many favorable comments
from the newspapers.
Church of the Covenant.
At the Church of the Covenant
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock the
musical program will be rendered
by the double quartette. In the
evening at s o'clock the evening
choir win give the musical program.
Both services are under the direc-
tion of Sydney Lloyd Wrightson.
with Harvey Murray at the organ,
and in the evening with Claude
Robson at the piano. Solos will be
sung by Messrs. Backing. Miller and
Fakler. and by Miss Smith.
Friday Morning Club.
The Friday Morning Music Club
announces their program for De-
cember to be as follows: December
3, Early Music, participated in by
Miss Elsie Edwards, Mrs. John J.
Stahl, Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax. Mrs.
Harold Brooks and Miss Katharine
Riggs; December 10, piano and song
recital, with Miss Elizabeth Win
ston and Yvonne Lynska; December
II. Beethoven program, Mrs. Frank
Howard, Mrs. Alice Morgan and
Miss Frances Gutelius. There will
not be a meeting on December "a
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Eckinxton Presbyterian.
Gertrude Lyons. soprano soIoist
and choir director Of lexington
Presbyterian Church, has prepared
an interesting musical program for
today's services. Ramona Beckner
is the organist.
Gunton Temple.
The assisting soloist at the even
ing service of Gunton Temple Pres
byterian Church will be Arthur
Gorbach, bass soloist of st, Johns
Episcopal Church. At the morning
service the vested choir will sinr.
Fred East and the Misses Lackey
and Norwood will be heard I'm solo
numbers. John George Klein Is the
musical director and Mrs. Klein the
organist.
Boy Scout Band.
A free public concert will be riven
by the Boy Scout Band in the Cen
eral Civic Center. Central High
School, on Tuesday evening. A sii-
yer collection will be taken to raiss
money for purchasing new band in
struments.
st. Pauls Lutheran,
Tonight at o'clock a suecjal
musical program of Thanksgiving
music Will be given at st. Pauf-s
English Lutheran Church. The
quartet Is composed of Mrs. b. N.
smart, soprano; Miss Marian Lar
ner' alto; Herbert F. Aldridge, ten
or and director. and E. ]. Kinsella,
pass. Miss Locke Kincer is the
organist. Mrs. Smart will be the
sololst and will sing "A Song of
Thanksgiving" (Aliitsen).
Opera Postponed.
The Chimes of Normandy" which
was to have been nroduooa .L.