Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19

hne impression in their several num-
bers. among them the piano solo,
"Gavotte in B Flat Major" by Handel.
Katherine Whitfield: songs, "A Wis
Harriet Ware; who Knows by Err
nest Pail, Isabel Sadler; I'm the Gar
den." by Schuetzo, Laura Lincoln;
God Keep You." by Towner; Pirate
Dreams" by Charles Henter. and Tn
the Times Of Roses" by Reichardt.
leria Rusticana." by Mascagni: ITO a
Wild Rose" by Mcdowell. Caroline
Brosius; songs, by Lucy Ward: violin
, solo. The Swan" by Saint-Saens.
Katherine Maroney. accompanied by
harp. Laura Lincoln. and piano, Doro-
thy Casey: songs. Dearest" by
Homer, What True Love Means" by
CAM; "The May Night" by Brahms.
Phyliis Campion; piano solo. "Norwe-
gian Bridal Procession Passes" by
Grieg, Mary Ginther
Guests of the French Club at a re-
cent meeting enjoyed a delightful
program arranged by Mrs. Howard
p nilanay Who also presided at ,o, the
ist. played "Andante.' from Concerto.
list. played "Andante." from Concerto.
by Dancla: "Wiegenliet." by Max
Roger; "Duetto." by Haydn. unaccom-
panied; Herman Fakler. bass. sang
1
Alone" by Geehl. and ITO My First
Love" by Lohr. and the prgram con-
cluded with loves Garden Of Roses"
py wood; by the Waters of Minne-
| tonka." by Lieurance and Smiling
Inru. by Penn. sung by Miss Frances
| Mrs. Franceska Kaspar Lawson. So
| prano. was the soloist last evening at
| the New Willard at the celebration in
honor of the landing of the pilgrims.
when she scored success in Eckerts
! swiss Echo Song" Good Morning.
| Brother Sunshine" by Lehman. with
| annie Laurie" and Believe Me. II All
| Those Endearing Young Charms" as
| encores.
| The Musurgia Quartet. composed of
Mrs. Gawler. Mrs. Reed. James K.
| Young and Edwin Callow. with Harry
| Wheaton Howard. accompanist and
director. gave the following program
at the annual banquet Of the Wash
ington Passenger Agents Association.
rs
Song" (Hammond) bass solo, ''vulcan's
Song (Gounod), Mr.. Callow; quartet,
"Rigoletto" (verdD: solo. Break
o Day" tsandersonl: Mrs. Reed; quar-
Loves Garden" (Pike). Mr.. Young.
and Irish Songs" (Lohr). Mrs. Cav
Ter; quartet. "Arcadian Waltz" (How-
ard) original reading. 'Tony's Ton
sof1al Talk" Mr.. Callow.
Mrs; John J.. stahl. mezzo soprano,
and Miss Catherine Riggs. harpist
will be the artists of this evenings
musical at the Arts Club. Miss Riggs
will play two groups of solos and Mrs
Stahl will sing Use Florindo e fedele'
(ScarlattD. 20 del milo dolce arder''
U IL s-fps
sPersoiesD: aria ri " {" ON; do ss F Fa
from Don Carlos" (VerdD: 'Madri-
gar (Chaminade), IAN African Love
Song (Nevin). The Sleep That Fits
on Baby's Eyes (Carpenter) and
! Love Is the Wind" (MacFadyen).
A Beethoven memorial program
all Beethoven's compositions-was
| given Friday morning at the Cosmos
Club for members of the Friday Morn
ing Music Club by Mrs Florence How
ard. soprano: Mrs: Alice Morgan. vio-
anist. Mrs. Howard sang "Mignon,"
Faithful Johnnie" with a Painted
Ribbon" and Natures Alteration"
Mrs. Morgan played Romance in F.
and Miss Gutelius gave the "Appas-
sionata Sonata" There will be no
furtter meeting Of the Friday Morn
ing Music Club until January Z.
At the washington Heights Presby-
terrain Church a Christmas program will
Wheeler and Ralph Fisher. with Mrs. J.
Harry Cunningham at the organ. Theil
numbers will include, this morning, the
organ solo. Christmas Prelude" by
S Ashworth; vocal solo: There Were
Birthday Of a King (Neidlinger). Mr.
Fisher: duet. GLORY Be to God, Mos,
High" (Howe). Mrs. Wheeler and Mr.
Fisher: postlude. Cheerful Christina.
Time" by oesten. Evening: Prelude
'Pontifcal March"
The Community Service. Charles Wen.
CERT. musical director. is planning for
some old-fashioned Christmas caroling
/ in Washington. An invitation has been
! extended by the service to groups OF
| singers from church choirs and other
musical organizations to arrange groups
OF volunteers to take part in the move
| ment, and details Of the work can be
| obtained by applying to Mr.. Wengert at
| the Community Center. at S1S 10th
street.
Mrs. Berenice Metcalfe, pianist, who
recently returned to the city. gave the
following program at the last meeting
Of the Anthony League: Romance"
Ga Fcrsel. II Were Bird" Hen-
l
ne Evening Star" CWagner-LisztS:
..Nocturne" tchopin). Dedication
| (Schumann-Liszt).
prices. proved SO popular last season
| when the Peoples National Opera So
| ciety. Rollin Bond. director, present
| ed the "Mikado" and "Pinafore" at
| the Central High School, that large
numbers of people had to be turned
away, unable to gain admission. This
| season every seat in the auditorium
is to be reserved and tickets will be
| sold to the seating capacity of the
auditorium, thus assuring comfort to
every seat holder and avoiding the
, disappointed throngs that have here
tofore stood outside. Elaborate plans
have been made to present the most
extensively costumed production of
Planquette's charming comic opera,
| the 'Chmies of Normandy" December
20. 80 and 81. Especially attractive
will be the imposing list of princi-
pals and Jenny Lind" chorus will
sing the opera. supported by an aug
| will conduct. Miss Murray will ap-
pear as Serpolette and Ruth Peter
, will sing the role of Germaine,
Myre johnson, Elsie Jorss. Marguerite
Wickersham. Bertha View, Marguer-
eta Campbell. Bernice Stevens. Gene
We've Bond and Gladys Hunt complete
the group of woman principals. NJ.
Harry Stevens as the tenor, Greni-
cheux; Raymond G. Moore as the
| romantic Marquis: T. Brooke Amiss.
jr., as the comfcal Bailli, Stephen
o. Ford as the Notary. John T.
Elliott as the miser. Gaspard. and
J. T. Pardee and Joseph Bourne as
Assessor and Registrar. compose
the cast of male principals. The
whole will be presented under the
auspices of the Community Center
Department of the Public Schools of
the District of which this comma n "