Evening star., 1920-05-30

Little. and Mr.. Robson will play
Prayer" (Becker) and 'Mtnuetto"
(Calkin). This afternoon Frances
scherser viii sing 20 Lord. Rebuks
render III Go Not Away" (Adams).
Ruth Bronson: violinist: will assist
the quartet Of the First Baptist
service. playing 'Marchen" Denni-
son), and 'LExtase" (Thome): Flor
ence Howard, soprano and director.
will sing De Koven's setting Of The
Recessionar' and selections by the
country enunn w. tEicnoers,. scn my COUNTRY.
'Tis Of Thee" praise the Lord. Q
Ye Nations (Randegger) and God
Bless Our Native Land" Mrs. Barry
will be at the organ.
Rho Beta Chapter. Mu Phi Epsilon
Sorority, held the last Of this sea
sons musicals Monday evening with
Gretchen Hood as guest OF honor. the
program was made up OF french
compositions. Miss Hood singing @
du Matin" (Pessard). La Petite
Anne" (schindler) and "Depuis le
Jour" (Charpentier). A paper on
French Composers" was read by MRS.
Dorothy Watson and musical numbers
were contributed by Augusta Berg
Estelle Thomas. Isabel Middlekaui
and Mrs. Nelson.
Constance and Frances Finckel.
pianists. will give the program at
this evenings musical at the Arts
Club.
A large audience gathered in front
Of the main building OF the Bliss
Electrical School at Takoma Park
nnAa % nd
concert given by the glee club and
the orchestra Of the school. The pro-
gram comprised two selections by
the glee club. thirty men singing;
one each by the octet and quartet.
vocal solos by Messrs. Harvey. tenors;
and Doty. bass: three selections by
the orchestra. fourteen men playing:
one by the jazz band. xylophone solo
by Mr.. Hagan and violin solo by Mr..
Huss The applause necessitated an
encore number by the jazz band and
ment that no encores would be per-
mitted.
The glee club. directed by James
w. Dyre. is composed Of students OF
the 1920 class and two Of the fac
entirely Of students. A. 4. Heller. a
student. is pianist Of both organi-
zations. and Gertrude Dyre played the
accompaniment for several Of the
soloists.
Miss Pearl Waugh has gone to In
diana, being called home by the seri-
Gus illness Of her sister, Belle Waugh.
Marion Mccoy. contralto. with Reed
Lewis. accompanist. will be the as
last Of this seasons recitals by Edith
Athey at Central High School.
Recent events Of interest include q
musical given at the studio Of Mrs.
Vivian Church Matson. The program
was presented by Walter T. Matson.
Mrs. Alice Morgan. violinist,
of Berkeley, Calf, and Mrs. Matson.
The Washington Quartet. composed
of Hazel Bachschmid. Josephine Mack
Cottrell. Timothy Quinn and Paul
with Marian I. Lord. ac-
companist. gave an enjoyable pro-
gram of solo and ensemble numbers
recently at Mount Tabor N. E. Church.
Mrs. r. H. DalEleish has issued in
vitations for her annual spring stu
dents recitals. to take place June Z
and s at Masonic Auditorium.
Mrs. Carl c. r. chindblom. pianist.
wife Of Representative Chindblom Of
Illinois. and Augusta Bergman. So
prano, were the soloists at the last
musical at the Congressional Club.
Mrs. Chindblom. who is a member OF
the club, played "Preludium, Op. 40"
(Grieg). May Night" and Find
landaise" (Palmbren), Elevation"
(Chaminade) and "Scherzo. B Flat
Minor" Chopin. and Miss Bergman
sang Loves Dream" diszt) and
"Serenade" (Schubeft). with violin
obligato by Miss Thomas.
Clarence Lewis. tenor, will be the
offertory soloist this morning at
Hamline NJ. f. Church ana will sing
"He Shall Give His Angels Charge"
(Scott), and this evening the offer
tory, 20, for a Closer Walk with
God" (Foster) will be rendered by
the quartet-Marian Greene, Mrs.
John Humphreys, Mr.. Lewis and
Richard Kelly, with Miss Athey at
the organ.
Katharine Foss, dramatic soprano.
sang Monday afternoon at meeting
Of the Colonial DANES. giving "My
Days Have Been Wondrous Free" and
80. Come, Fair Rosina' Hopkin-
son), "MadrigaF' (Chaminade) and
Romance" (Debussy).