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

awarded q first prize in the Paris Con.
servatory. Mrs. Ryan sang 'OpheIa's
Aria" from the opera Of Hamlet" by
Ambrose Thomas, and Miss Winston
Beethoven 'Ballade No. O." by Liszt
"Du Rlst die Rub" by Schubert-Lisxt
prelude In B Fiat" by Rachmaninoff
"Moto Perpetuo," by Allkan- Mcdowell
Man Lebt nur Eenimal," by Strauss.
Tausig. and THE Ride Of the Valky.
ries," by Wagner-Hutcheson.
John W. Martyr, formerly tenor 80.
loist at the Metropolitan Methodist Epis.
copal Church Of this scity. has returned
to Washington after an absence Of some
months in New England and New York
While in Massachusetts he was the So
loist at the South Unitarian Church
edward Everett Hale's church, OF
Boston, and also sang at Trinity Epis.
copal Church in that city.
Mrs. Florence Howard. soprano
With Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee accom-.
panying, will give the hour of music
his afternoon at the Hadleigh, when
she will sing BLOW, Blow. Thou Win
'ky-blue Water" tcadman). aria
rom Samson and Delilah" Saint
saens).. Believe Me If All Those
Endearing Young Charms" told Eng
ish1. "Kecessional" de Keven,;
Harriet Ware).
Miss Lillian Cnenoweth. contralto
will be the soloist at the evening
service of GuntonTemple Presby-
'erian Church, which will be held
over Park Bank. and will sing 'The
Lord Is MY Helper" CAdams) and
o Love that VIII Not Let Me Co
Harker). Fred East will be the So
'oist at the morning service, his Sc
ection being Draw Near. All Ye
People" (Mendelssohn). Mrs. Klein
will preside at the organ at both
services.
Mrs. William T. Reed entertained
Tuesday evening at musical. pre-
senting her pupils in a. program of
seng; among qG,st the s numbers were
Knowsr" tBalD. Miss Elsie Mcclure
Rose Of MY Heart nohr), "smilin'
Through" (Penn). Mrs. Albert Klaas;
, The Nightingale Has Tyre Of Cold
f tl,ei' Sort Of Miss You
,aby." from ~Jocelyn" GODDARD: IT
Know a Lovely Garden" fd'Hardeiot)
Miss Myrtle Smith: II Know That My
nedeemer Liveth" and "Come Unto
Me-" from ''The Messiah" QIandel)
Mrs. Paul Russell; IA Spirit Flower
tcampbell-Tipton). ITO You tspeaks>.
Roses wood. IT Love You Truly
'Kashmfre Song" and "Tin 1 Wake"
from Indian Love Lyrics" and Gar
len of Koruna" (Amy Woodford- Fin
den), Miss Edna Maedell; Love Is
Waters Of Minnetonka" (Lieurance),
Miss Nell Erwin: 30 Milo Fernando"
from La Favorita'' (Donizetti)
Where MY Caravan Has. Rested"
Iorh), Miss Nina Norman; Serenity"
tSalter), wake Up" (Phillips), Mrs
Day fFoster). and "will O. the
Wisp" (spross). Mrs. Albert Briggs.
The response for more male sing
ers for the Washington Oratorio So
ciety's rendition of '"The Messiah"
evening that Sydney Lloyd Wright
son, the conductor, has decided to
keep the rolls open one more week.
giving other singers an opportunity
to enroll this evening at the regular
weekly rehearsal. The number of
sisting of 166 sopranos, eighty-nine
contraltos, making a total of 255
women's voices. and forty-three
tenors and sixty BASES, making a
total of 103 male voices. Rehearsals
are held in the lecture hall Of the
Church of the Covenant.
Martin Richardson. tenor, will en-
terrain his friends this evening at a
ltudio musical.
Miss Elizabeth Lackey. soprano. and
Miss Helen Edgar, contralto, were
the assisting soloists at the public
rehearsal of the Rebew Orchestra
Monday evening in the lecture hall of
Kellar Memorial Church. Both young
singers were cordially received by
the audience after their numbers.
among them being '"The Little Damo-
EEL" by Novello. and ''Nothin' but
Love-" by Bond. Miss Lackey; Deep
River" by Burleigh, and "All for
You" by Brown. Miss Edgar. The or
chestra. under the direction OF H. w.
Weber, rendered the march, "From
Battle. to Victory" by v. Blon; over
ture. to "Orpheus," by Offenbach; Sc
lcctions from Lady of the Slipper"
by Herbert: waltz, adele" by
Lampe; whispering Flowers" by
Tobani; fntermezzo, wedding of the
Rose" by Jessel, and march, pixie
Darlings," by Wenrich..
Edythe Marmion Brosius returnS
yesterday from Chicago, where she
gave the last of a series of harp
recitals in the middle west.
Blanche Odell. who has hsen sing
ing with the chorus of ths Peoples
Opera Company since it's organization.
has been engaged by selwvn for one
of the principal parts in Keep to the
Right" which opened recently in
Boston.
A creditable piano recital was given
by the pupils of Mrs. Will c. Stierlin
at her residence studio Friday even
ing, among those contributing to the
program being Minnie O'Neill, Almeda
Bratton, Edna Blumer. Devota Purdy'
Myrtle ALDER, Mary Mcdonald, Mar
garet OConnoE. Eleanor Nyland.
F,Iizabeth Hager, Elizabeth Ford.
Elizabeth Spillman, Elizabeth Stern,
Margaret Clark, Kathleen Smith and
Agnes Lawler. Mrs. Stierlin was very
ably assisted by Miss Nina Norman
and Miss Inez Miller, and the pro-
yram concluded with duet by MISS
Elizabeth Stern and Mrs. Stierlin
The third Of series Of musicals
arranged by the League of American
Pen Women was given at the club
Mra w, Msu''eI r. Noble vfolnist. as
the honor guest. Mrs. Noble was as
sisted by Mrs George Watson at the
riano. I'D IT." '',''..'fr -, d d TIE
violin solos, Alteration" (Borowskil,
..The swan (saint-saens), "Liebes-
solos, "scherzo. B Flat Minor" tcho-
MIN at = Cathedral Fn''or' - md
i.Minstrels" (Debussy). Mrs. Watson;
Romance from Second Concerto
VII. -vsl5i) a"s "Chrysatheme"
(Haesche), Mrs. Noble.
Beulah Beverly Chambers and Rose
Valerie POLLS gave a piano and song
recital last Sunday afternoon at
Gunston Hall. The program consisted
of niana cnmnnSitinuS by Bach. HanA