Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05

OF Montns, W1erever THINE Eye9
The T Lotus uef Fiov.r 3schS~ human Mss
Hazel Hughes; Midsummer Lullaby"
the. Nightingale" (Saiter); 'The
Dream Trist" lCsdman). Miss wini-
fssS p S.; .. THE Chestnut Ts:sr
stein). Love Ne weir tBsmherE).
Miss Adelaide Watson. Mr.. simon
played the accomplishments. Piano
numbers were rendered: "FantastA. c
Minor" (Mosart). Robert Burrus Will
laIns; The Lark" tGiink.- Balaki-
Jeanett. Howard; "Andsnts and Ron.
"Dance Caprice" teries). Mas N.sis
Nothnagel: THE Two Sky Lafks"
(Leschetizky) and 'Polichinells"
tRachmaninof1). Miss Elisabeth
Swenk.
Ruby Potter. soprano, will be the
assisting soloist At the organ recital
by Edith B. Athey at Central High
School Tuesday evening. with Louis
Potter as accompanist
Interesting events Of the week IN
clude the recital given last Sunday
afternoon by George Schimmel. tenor,
and Katharine E1oecher. pianist,
which proved . most enjoyable a6etr.
Mr.. Schimmel has Z voice OF pleasing
sps s.snx his rendition sna When e Ssy
smiies" meeting with special favor
from the audience. He sang also ia
Procession" BY Cesar FrAnck; 'Lour
Ellie" and "A rOcean," by Carl Engel;
Sweet Blue-eyed Maid. and 70 Love-
~ Rose" both by Mcdowell, and
Lg ;S x;o; Ave Maris It the iss .as
scher. Miss Floeckher gave two
groups Of numbers. 'Gavotte," BY
Gluck- Brahms; "Etude in F Sharp"
by Arensky; prelude in q Minor"
by Rachmaninoff; Spring Breeze" BY
George Boyle; '.Araoesque" and Chair
Etude." by Rubinstein, being much &
her best in the numbers calling Ter
great delicacy Of treatment. though
all her numbers displayed great
purity of tone, and the "StaccAt0
Etude" was given with great free
dom and brilliancy. She will be heard
Elizabeth Winston, pianist. and
Yvonne Lynska, soprano from tho
Opera Comique. in Paris. win give the
program next Friday at the Cosmos
Club before the Friday Morning Music
Club.
Mrs. Florence Howard, soprano,
will be the soloist at this Afternoons
musicale at the Hadleigh, when she
will be heard in an aria and two
groups of songs.
H. W. Weber. conductor of the
Rebew Orchestra, has returned from
an extended trip in the middle west
and will direct the orchestra at i<s
the lecture hall Of Keller Memorial
Church. Elizabeth Lackey. soprano.
and Ella Edgar, contralto. will be the
assisting soloists.
H. Leroy Lewis, entertained Tuesday
evening ct Q musical in the assembly
room Of the Cosmos Club. presenting
some pupils In Q program Of sonSs.
The students were assisted by Ger
trude Tyrrsll. pianist. who made q
very pleasing impression In a group
Of solos which included by the Sea-
Shore" BY SmetsnA; Lotus Land" by
Cyril Scott. and "Polonaiss A Major"
ca Gaanr.n ns Prem IL Ts
James II. Rogers and sung By Miss
Hasel Sparks. and Was followed By
Forest Voices" and Sweet and Low"
by Jensen. Miss Allie Tfavsr: ''Rasn-
Grisg; "smiiin' Throush. BY penn;
Sparks; "Ths Prlmross," BY Griss:
The Swan Bent Low to the Lily" BY
Dawn" by Curran. Miss
Travsr: "Hin4oo .sengs" By sembsr9::
BY Faure. miss Dorothy Lsstch: ID
Bocca Dolorosa," by sibsiia; "csre
Se1ve," by Handel, Miss Ann Corn
we'll; aria, "Dspuis 10 Jour" from
.ss Silence p Nss Miss py ssss
my Native Land" by GretchanIo6,
Miss Cornweli; Chinese Mother Goose
Rhymes; Lady BSg," Baby Is Sleep.
Pat a Cake" "rhe Ga woman" ~
Crist. Miss Leetch. ana
aria, "vissi DArts," from '"rosca," By
Miss Cornweil. Miss Elisa.
beth Barkman presided at the piano.
Francesca Kaspar Lawson will be-
the eoloist this evening at the service
Of the Gunton- Temple Presbyterian
which will be held In the
hall over the Park Bank. when she
will sing IT Know That Ny Redsemer
Liveth:" from The Messiah. and the
ins." from Daughter OF JAirps." John
G. Kline sustaining the tenor part,
with Mrs. Kline accompanying.
A unique program Of old music vas
given Friday morning at the Cosmos
Club, by members Of the Friday Mesn--
inS Music Club. the a1fAtr proving moes
than .. usually interesting. Katharine
Ri9gs. harpist. gave some Irish musk.
among her nuinbefs being AAFsagtan
|ishss saw FROM III. sseoh.. sa siIs
Oh Noyla,' the Naoeine Of tAe
Waters.1 .Desr Harp q NJ tountrYs:
old English songz .Ah! TIL EEHAoe
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