Evening star., 1921-12-11

q Wild Rose" (MacDowelO. Josephine
Mattson, soprano; "Polonaise" (Mac-
DowelD Kathryn Beck.
Miss carriebeIle Pitcher, pianist,
was presented in the second Of a Sc
ries Of Sunday afternoon musicals at
the studio of Vivian Church Matson.
The selections. which were played en-
tirely from memory. were Sonata in
g Major" Joseph Haydn; Polish
chaminade; "Minuet." Paderewski.
an encore. Mrs. Alice Morgan, vio-
linist. assisted and played compost
tions by Schubert, Vieuxtemps, Cos
seek and Kreisler. Mrs. Matson
closed the program with "scherzo''
ana spinning Song" by Mendelssohn.
Miss Alice Mclean presided at the
tea table.
Henry Kruger. tenor soloist of
First Baptist Church. presented the
ing. Of the Women's Political Study
Club yesterday afternoon at the
Franklin Square Hotel: my Mes
sage" (D'Hardelot). Heart to Heart"
DUNN. Sacrament" (MacDermid),
Miss Priscilla Slaughter. a promis-
Ing young soprano Of this city. was
one OF the soloists last Saturday
evening at the University Club. at the
delegates to limitation Of armament
conference. Miss Slaughter sang the
French national anthem, the "Marsel-
laise"; "Florian Song (Godard). and
La Vie" tNevinl, with Miss Julia
Russell accompanying.
Edna Bishop Daniel has sent out
invitations for a recital Wednesday
evening at her studio. at which she
will present Ruth Peter. soprano; Cleo
Scanland. mezzo-contralto. and Pearl
Shreve Jenkins, soprano. In a program
of song.
John G. Klein, tenor, was the soloist
Thursday evening at the meeting Of
the New York Society. when he was
heard in two songs, ITO Be Near You"
(Coote) and "Give a Man Horse He
In an informal studio recital yester-
day afternoon Miss Mary Isabel Kelly
presented two Of her pupils. Misses
Frances and Lillian Pace, who
gave the foliowing program: First
Gondola Song (Mendelssohn1 and
Pace; Cradle Song" (Kjerulf). Gre
scendo" Iassen), "valse." Opus 64,
No. l. and "Polonaise." Opus 40. No. 1
duets. "Gavotte" (Scharwenka) and
''Marche Militaire' (Schubert), the
Misses Pace.
Horatio Parker's cantana. 'The
Dream of Mary" will be presented
Margaret's Episcopal Church. The
choir. under the direction of Alfred
G. Eldridge, organist Of the church.
Is being drilled for the corus work
and Miss Sydney Thompson will i'm
personate the Angel of Communica-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bleyden, assist
ed by ten prominent vocal artists,
will present an evening Of folk songs
at the Women's City Club tomorrow
at $3.50 pm. The music will be pre-
by Mrs. De Muth Watson. Mrs. Bley-
den will accompany on the piano.
The next monthly concert of the
National Community Chorus will be
given tomorrow evening at o'clock
Church South. The soloists will include
Elizabeth Campanole, soprano: Lii
liam Chenoweth, contralto; Fred C.
Schaefer, baritone: Felicia Lambert,
violinist. and A: j. Gumprech, fiutist.
The program will consist Of "Ro'l. Thou
Winter Wind" Sargent and Elaine"
.Bartlet). Fred c. schaefer: G.r rude
tina" tRafD. Souvenir" (Drdla) and
"Schon Rosmarin" (Kreisler), Felicia
Lambert, Myrtle Seidler. accountants
ITO You" (Speaks). "One Fleeting
Hour" dee). and "A Memory (Baily).
Lillian Chenoweth. Dorothy Baxter
n ho
Peer Gynt" suite (Grieg). and "Bo-
lero" emile Pessard). A. J. Gum
precht. Alice A. Mac can. accomra mis- ::
THE Bird Of the Wilderness" CHors-
mani. Non no Parole" (Sibella), and
AT the Well" (Hageman), Elizabeth
companist. The public is cordially in
vited to attend this concert. There Is
no admission fee.
was one of the soloists wednesday
evening at the French Club. when
she was heard in "Air to Venus"
dully), "Chanson Russo CPanha-
delle), and "Bonne Mutt" (Massenet).
A trio. consisting Of Miss Esther
Linkins. Miss Helen McQuillen and
Miss Lola Quay. sang the musical
numbers very creditably in the world
fellowship pageant given at the Y. w.
C. A. last Sunday afternoon.
John R. Monroe entertained last
Sunday afternoon at musical. pre-
senting five of his pupils in program
of piano compositions by Bach, Bee
thoven and Mozart. Among those par
ticipating in the program were Sarah
Lopatin. Esther Miller. Joseph Miller,
Raymond Moulden and Leon Wolf.
Agnes Charnstrom, contralto. will
sing this morning at the Church Of
the Advent. sustaining the obligato
solo in the offertory anthem, I'VE
Will Overcome Death" (Matthews).
The quartet and chorus choir of St.
Andrews Episcopal Church. under di-
rection of Marguerite Allen Ross, or
ganist. will present the cantata 1.-THE
Word of God" (Charles Gilbert Spross)
this evening. Miss Gladys Thomas of
New York has been engaged to sus-
tain the contralto part in the quartet
the other members being Margaret A.
Dudley, soprano: Warren L. Terry,
tenor, and Benjamin Y. Morrison,
bass.
Miss Mable Duncan. violincellist,
will be the assisting artist at this
afternoons vesper service at the First
Church. when she will
play "Serenade" (Schubert).
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hamlin
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