Evening star., 1920-11-28
Musical Mention

OF the Western Presbyterian Church
and have already assumed their new
duties. under direction OF Charlotte
Klein, organiSt.
Yvonne Lynska. soprano. who has
until recently been singing in the
Opera Comique. in Paris, France. mas
come to Washington to make II hee
permanent home, and entertained
few music lovers and critics at an IN
formal recital Tuesday evening. NINE.
Lynska's program consisted mainly
of ariaS from operatic roles that She
had filled in Paris and were given
with great dramatic feeling. She was
notably at her best in an aria from
Debussy's 'LEnfant Prologue" and
koechle. and gave rs encore The
Little Gray Homo in the West" In
English. She was accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Bush.
Nine. Susanna Oldberg and Reu!ah
Beverly Chambers entertained last
week at two musicals, the programs
being presented by Catharine Hough.
Myra. Marks. Margaret L. Clarke. Sig
nor Romeo Guaraldi and Miss Cham
bers.
The luncheon of the Rubenstein Club
Wednesday will be followed by a mu-
sicai, at which Winston Wilkinson.
Marie Mahomey of New York at the
piano.
The November musical service will
be given this afternoon at the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church. ard
the program will be given by the
Mount Pleasan: chorus of fifty voices,
under the direction of Norton II. Lit
tie. Mr.. Robson will play the usual
pre-service program. beginning at
4:f32 O'Clock. and Eleanor Kittridgc.
contralto, will sing Teach Me OF
Cod (Bischoff), for the offertory solo.
The music this morning will be
given by the solo quartet. composed
of Frances Scherger. soprano; Eleanor
kittridge. contralto: T. J. Quinn. ten
or. and Herman Fakler. bass. Mr.
Quinn. tenor, will sing He That
Dwelleth in the Secret Place of the
Most High" (MacDerniO, for the solo.
The semi-monthly series of Sunday
afternoon musicals were resumed last
sunday at the King-Smith studios.
sented:
Talk on the symphony and the
Symphony Orchestra and reminis-
cences of the Bayreuth festivals. by
Miss Julia Schelling; "Elegie" tMasse-
metz and "Expectaney" tstiekles).
bel veaIer; ITO Portrait" tParkyrs)
and "Homeward" tCampbell-Tipto
Preston Haynes: "In Quelle trine NOR
| bide." from "Manon Lescaur" quo
cini). Anna Breitenstein; by the Sea
shore" (smetanal. Gertrude Tyrrelil 4:
Bessie Cline; Hail, Columbia" and
Battle Hymn of the Republic" Car
| ranged by Mr.. king-Smith), chorus
of girls voices.
The last mentioned was the chorus
! that sang these numbers at the meet
ing of the National Pen League last
Friday night at the Lafayette Hotel
George F. Schimmel. tenor, and n.
Katharine F1oeckher. pianist. will en-
. tertain at a studio musical this after
noon at o'clock. Miss Floeckher
sitions and other numbers by>Debussy.
Chopin and George Boyle, and Mr..
Schimmel will contribute two groups
of songs and I.uzzi.s ave Maria" the
last with violin obbl:gato by Daisy
Fickenscher.
Arthur Chester Gorbach. bass solo
list of st. Johns Episcopal Church,
Lafayette square, will be the assisting
soloist at this evenings service at
lGuntonTemple Presbyterian Church,
when he Will sing so God, Have Mer-
ey. DE MendeISSonh. ana Goa sshdii
Wipe Away All Tears" by Sullivan.
The vested choir, under direction of
John G.. Klein. tenor, will render the
music this morning.
The first of series of recitals un-
der the auspices of the Whitecroft
Piano School took place recently in
the ballroom of the Franklin Square
Hotel. Mona Jeliiman being the solo
list Miss Jelliman played with Wig
orous tone and we'll developed tech
nique, her program including such
exacting numbers as Schumann's s
.'Fantasie"; "Rondo in A Minor" by
Mozart; Sonata in A Major" by Scar
atti: group of Chopin compositions
and Spanish Rhapsody" by Liszt.
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