The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
st. Patrick's Church.

pTdnoI CdrolNn manning, cOntraltO'
August Orange, tenor, and James
Nolan. bass. The second quartette
consists of Emma Lowell. soprano,
Florence Judge, corftralto: P. II.
O'Farrell, tenor, and John Redeker.
bass. The organist and director is
Miss Jennie Glennan. At this spe
'cial service Claude Robson will
play.
Louis Potter's Joint RecitaIs.
Louis Potter. the artistic concert
pianist, announces three joint re-
Citals at Masonic Temple audito-
rum. These annual concerts, for
merly one of the attractive musical
events Of the season for Washing
ton music lovers, were omitted dur
ing the period of the war. The first
r"rital will be given On Monday.
November 90. with Beatrice Hors-
Nr''~N vin1'risf Of New York: the
second on Tuesday. January 4. with
r" bV Potter SOW anC. end the third
on Tuesday April Ie. with Maurice
Eisenbsrg. "cellist. Of the New
York symphony Orchestra.
The "NissIssippians."
Miss Lillian Chenoweth was in
Nlieil sc u tit pltE an lbI the MIS-
sissippians' last saturday evening
at which time Mrs. Fannie Shreve
Heartsill. soprano. was heard in sew
eraI songs. Mrs. kincheloe also
sang. and little Mary Alice Staddard
danced dressed in costume.
Memorial Service.
\ memorial service for the late
Mrs. Claude Swanson, wife Of the
Senator from Virginia. will be held
today at the Southern Relief Ho ne
under the direction of Miss Lillian
Chenoweth. The following quartette
will sing: Mrs. Fannie Shreve Heart
sill, soprano: Miss Lillian Chenow-
eth, contraIto; DR.. Clifton Clark.
tenor: Francis Hcartsill. bass, and
Mrs. Clifton Clark, accompaSist.
Rubinstein Clubs Luncheon.
The Rubinstein Club has arranged
for a luncheon at the Hadleigh Ho-
tel on December l for members and
their friends. Among the promi-
nent guests will be Commissioner
Mabel .BoardInan, William Shakes
peare. the noted teacher, and other
prominent business and musical per-
sonages. At 1880 o'clock of the same
day this organization will give Il
musicale in the hotel ball room
when Winston wilkinson. violnist,
of New York, will be heard with
Marie Maloncy, Of New York, as ac-
Washington College of Music.
The Washington College OF Mu-
sic will give its twenty-second
Students Concert in Central High
School Auditorium Monday evening,
29. to which the public is
cordially invited. As has been the
custom of the college for the past
four years, 4 collection viii be taken
for the Red Cross. This will be
handled by the Central High School
students and will be applied to the
Central High School Junior Req
Cross quota.
Piano Pupils Recital.
The third informal musical Of the
season took place in the + street
studi" Of L. +. Christiani and Miss
6. Gil"hrist last Sunday evening.
The pianists of the evening were
Gustace WeckeI. Bobby Reineck,
Milton Dulin, Haskell Milestone and
the Misses Edith NJ Davis, Louise
Benton. Beverly Eslinger. Lillian
Barry. EVELYN Hollineshead. Marian
Beaver. Judith Solian. Edith Ham
mel. Irene Hopkins. Ella Beaver.
Emma Egalf. Nelly Gibson. Isabel
Almond. Bcrnice Norris Ruth Lilies,
Katharine WeCkel. Ethel winston
and Mrs. Cecil NJ. Young.
Hotel Musicale.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee has been
4 N god Nv lF
Hotel HadlciGh to take charge of
all social and musical activities Of
that house. The artists for the con-
cert this afternoon will be Mrs.
Lillian Baker, dramatic soprano:
Victor Boenau. pianist; Miss Helen
Guerra. viOlinist, and tho Chicken
ing Ampico with Byron Blodgett.
Glasses in Harmony.
Walter H. Nash has been advised
by Frederick Schlieder. the we'll
known authority on keyboard har-
mony and improvising of New York
City. that he will form classes in
II a sufficient number
" students are interested.
Noted Author in Town.
Gordon Johnston. author of Christ
N Flanders" There Is No Death
The Living God" Motherhood"
md many other songs, appears this !
week at the Shubert- -Garrick The !
ater in an important role in RoI
Cooper Megrues new comedy. o
'HonOrs Are Even" Mr.. Johnston
played the o. P. Heggie role in :
'FOOt-Loose" at the National The
iter a few weeks ago. He is work.
ng steadily on the words of sew
'ral new songs for which the music
will be written by Ward-Stephens
Ind Frank Tours.
st. stephens Church.
\ concert was given at st. Steph- !
EMS Parish Hall on Friday evening
by Mrs. Anna Brett Sunny, contraI-
10: Mrs. Marion Sawtelle McGinty,
pianist: Arsenic RaIon, yiolinist,
md Ernest Lent. 'cellist.
Harry Edward MuelIer.s Recital. !
Harry Edward Mueller, pianist,
was heard in scholarly recital at
me First congregational Church on
Wednesday evening. The compos-
FRS represented on the program
were Bach, Brahms, Chopin and
List.
"Chimes of Normandy
The Peoples National Opera So
eiety. Rollin Bond, director, will
'resept the first Of its offerings this
season on December l. 2 and 3. at
he Central High School Auditorium.
rhe three act comic opera, Plan
luette's Chimes of Normandy" is
20 be sung on this occasion. Old
.aVorites of this company's princi-