Evening star., 1921-04-03

"Goa4ossera" y1ReinholaS. ''Einn Dance"
tJensfAE Alice Lauderdaie; "Sere...
made tPierne). The" Lark's Song"
sTsehaikowsky9 Marjorie sxa,ts Hsnkle
from "Mignon" lThomas). Elizabeth
Helm: Venetian Gondola"'. tMendels-
sehn). Hunting Song" Rebecca
Hathaway: "Gavotte" 'tBach). From
an Indian Lodge, tMacDowelD. "Gipsy
Rondo" tHaydn). Helen Maeoughtry:
Romance" LaForge). Butterfly"
tGriegJ. Frances Arnold: Chant Sans
Parole" tTschaikowsk). Waltz"
lDurand). Concha Ackad; Romance in
E Flat" (Rubinstein). Petite Bolero"
turne in Flat" prelude in Minor" ="
Waltz in d Flat" all by Chopin. Lois
Shively: "Arabesque No. ," tDebussy).
Prelude. in G Minor" (RachmaninOff).
Miss Daoud.,
Under the direction OF Mary Helen
Howe. at the head Of the vocal and
dramatic departments of Madison
Hall School. the Troubadours at an
Easter entertainment made their ini-
tial public bow in an enjoyable pro-
gram Of music and dramatic num-
! bers. They are all students OF the
school. and 30 successful was their
performance last Sunday evening
that another program is being plan
ned for later in the season. The
organization is. composed of Vera
Adams, Rachael Stone. Rhoda Foster.
D-lorese and Betty Bostic. Mildred
Graebef. Maggie ,Totten Mullens and
Sarah Smith. Marie Howe GarzE
liza was the acc"mpanist. The pro-
Lsram included the works of Handel
Som-rSili. I.iszt. Haydn and Often
bach.
Pre- holiday events at Visitation
Convent. Georgetown, included a re-
tote ..r
of the music department The youth
! full musicians gave their numbers
from memory and rendered in credit
, able style the following program:
The Woodpecker" (Harker), Miss
Frances Butler; The COLLINS UPar-
mande" (Weber), Miss Nancy Hamil
| ton: lntermezzo from "cavalleria Rus
| ticana" .(MascagnD. Miss Julia IIunsford
| "Gavotte" tkern). Miss Mary Catherine
O'Connor: Curious Story tHeller).
Miss Rosemary Whitfield: "Coqueting
! Miss Anita Caldwell: Berceuse from
"Jocelyn" lGodard). Miss Eleanor
Whitfield: THE Riders Story" (Schu
mann), Spring Song" (kjerulD, Miss
| Katherine MacFarlan.
At a recent tea Of the College wom-
ems Club. in honor of the charter
members OF the club. at which Miss
Emma Harper Turne. founder of the
club. was hostess. brief musical
program was given by Katharine
Rich. soprano. and Wilbur c. Fielder.
| tenor. with Emelie Margaret White at
the piano.
The Progressive Musical Club of
Washington held its monthly meeting
at the home of Mrs. Abbie Higgins Fri
day evening. Miss Helen Ryan played
two numbers. and Misses Mary Mil
Ter and Pauline Homiller. Frances
Smith and Emily Calfee each gave a
selection; Masters Charles Leder.
| contributed to the program. The
program was followed by talk on
the oratorio "The Creation by
Haydn. and the story OF the opera
Martha" excerpts from each being
rendered by Mrs. H. Higgins. Miss
Ryan gave a short biography of Schu-
mann.
The Mount Vernon Place Quartet.
consisting of Mrs. Fannie Shreve
HeartsiIl. soprano; Miss Marie Koontz
contralto: c. f. Myers. tenor, and
Francis P. Heartsill bass. gave a con-
cert of popular and classical numbers
at Mount Vernon Place NJ. e. Church
South Wednesday evening. Mrs. Frank
Akers Frost presided at the organ.
This concert was arranged by Mrs.
the parsonage fund.
Theresa Druley, soprano. OF Okla
;homa. rendered several songs at the
recent reception at the home of Mrs.
NJ. Paterson. So Bryant street. in
honor OF Miss West Of New Jersey.
Mrs. Bates accompanied at the piano.