The Washington herald., 1920-12-05
Reviews Published.

Reviews OF Lewis Potter's and La
sale Spiers recitals, the concert by
the Washington College of Music
and the Rubinstein Clubs Luncheon
and Musicale were published in the
Herald on the days following those
events
Warrington Council. X. of c.
Washington Council. X. of c., en-
/. tertained its members and their
friends at a musicale given under
the direction of Lecturer Ed. Re-
petit and Prof. Oscar White.
special number that was well re-
ceived was the trio of violin. piano
and flute, composed of Messrs
Reale, Acaro and Pero. Among
those participating in the program
were BEN Reamy. r. Whalen, Mrs,
Edna Hillyard Howard, Miss Louise
Repetti. Miss Elizabeth Keys and j.
Nolan.
Students Song Recital
A song recital by the students OF
H. Leroy Lewis who have complet-
ed their first year course was pre-
sented in the assembly room of the
Cosmos Club on Tuesday evening.
The guest artistic was Mile. Ger
trude Tyrrell. concert pianist.
Among those participating in the
program were Miss Hazel Sparks,
Miss Allie Traver. Miss Dorothy
Leetch and Miss Ann Cornwel. The
accompanist was Elizabeth Bark
man.
aHour of Music"
At the Hour of Music" held at
the HadIeiEh Hotel every Sunday
at $50 o'clock, the soloist today VIII
be Mrs Florence Howard, soprano
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee will be the
accompanist. Solos will be rem
dered on the Chickering-Ampico
piano.
Mrs Lords studio Recital.
A recital by the class of 1920 was
given by Mrs D. S. Lord at her res
idcnce-studio. m h street northeast
last Monday evening. Among those
participating In the program were
Mrs. oliver Pike, Mrs. Arthur Plke,
the Misses Helen and Ida Macvn-
tosh, LYDIA and Dorothy Ballard
Alice Kleindienst. Argyle Larkin
Mary Cole. Amy Jeffries, Margare,
Brooks, Annette Cooper. Mildred
Duffy, Marie Foley and Zilda New
man and Clyde Larkin. George and
Crawford Slayer. Lynn Wander
cook. Anthony Plant and Melvin
HUNT.
First Congregational Church.
The musical program for today's
services at First Congregations
Church will be as follows: Morn
ing-Prelude, selected: anthem
Our Blest Redeemer Ere He
Breathed' CHousley); offertory an
them. "Hark. Hark. My Soui' (Sher-
ley); postlude. selected. Evening
Prelude. selected: anthem, God tC
Whom We Look Up Blindiy" (Chad-
wick); duet, "a Dream of Paradise
Gray. Mrs. Campanole and Mrs
Dunwoody; baritone solo, selected;
II. Leroy Lewis: offertory anthem
King All Glorious" (Barnby); an
them. Cast Thy Burden on the
Lord" (Bartlett): postlude. selected
In n Persian Garden.
In a Persian Garden" a song
cycle for four voices. by Liza Leh-
mann. with words from the Rubalyat
of Omar Khayyam, will be given by
the quartet of St Pauls English
Lutheran Church, on Wednesday
evening at s o'clock, under the a.
rection of Herbert F. Aldridge, with
Louis A. Potter. jr.. assisting as ac-
companist and pianist. The pro-
gram will also include a group OF
organ numbers by Miss Locke Kin
Ger. and the reading of the Rubai'
vat by the Rev John T. Huddle
The members of the quartet are;
Mrs. B. II. Smart. soprano; Marian
Larner. contralto; Herbert F. Aid.
ridge. tenor and director, and E. ]
5. Kinsella, bass.
The Mnsurgia Quartet.
The Musurgia Quartet, composed
of Mrs Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler
soprano: Mrs. William T. Reed. con-
tralto: James X. Young, tenor; Ed
win Callow. basso. and Harry
Wheaton Howard, director-accom.
panist, gave a musical program a
the annual visitation of Beacor
Lodge. I. o. o. F.. last Monday even
ing at Odd Fellows Hall.
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Musical programs have been ar
ranged by Claude Robson. organis
and director. for the services al
Mount Pleasant Congregations
Church today. The Mount Pleasan
rection of Norton NJ. Little. will
sing at the morning service, will
Herman Fakler. bass, as soloist
The music for the vesper service a
o'clock will be given by the sol'
quartet. composed of Miss France
Scherger. soprano; Miss Eleano
Kittridge, contralto: T. ]. Quinn
tenor. and Herman FakIer. bass.
Eraft's Organ Recital.
Edwin Arthur Kraft. of Cleve
land, Ohio. will be the soloist at tn,
organ recital to be given at Epiph
any Episcopal Church on Decem
Der 16 under the auspices of tn,
District Chapter of the American
Guild of Organists.
Miss wangh's Lectures.
The first in the course of ten a.
lustrated lessons in musical appre