Evening star., 1921-05-22
Musical Mention

Mention
| Reed Hospital. accompanied by Miss
Priscilla Anderson. pianist, of Seattle
and Miss Elizabeth Furlow. whistler.
of Pasadena.
A musical program. consisting of
given by members Of the Rho Beta
Chapter Of Mu Phi Epsilon Sunday
afternoon, At st. Elixabeth's Hospital.
for the benent of the shell-shocked
! soldiers. Those appearing on the pro-
gram were Nellie Noel, Elizabeth
Barkman. Ouida McCanerty. Ruth
Bronson. Lille Winner. Regina Van
deveer and Inez Miller.
Lynwood Farnum. organist of New
York. gave q recital Tuesday evening
in the Church Of the Epiphany under
the auspices Of the District Of CO.
lumbia Chapter of the American Guild
of Organists. Mr.. Farnum gave a va
ried program to an audience which
| filled the church. though unable to
silence and remaining until the end.
The program was opened by prayer
conducted by the assistant rector.
Mr.. Farnum obtained beautiful ef-
AeSss III Ine pianieSimo passages, the
| scales and cadenzas were clear and
even. and his interpretations interest
| ing. This was the last Of the series
Of recitais arranged by the District
OF Columbia chapter for thfk season.
oae ene Chapter Tee th is nov sf
for next season.
A number of Miss Locke Kincer's
piano pupils were heard in recital
saturday afternoon at her resident
These 'asns Msses part caRerns tn tine
schereschewsky. Mary sleman. Mar
garet Rupli. Ruth Coburn. Molly
Reed, Mary Elizabeth Harp. Helen
McGlue. Trixie Grofr. Helen Field.
Haywood. Edith Grove. Helen Hos
kinson: Olga Yowell. Frances Gibbs
and Elizabeth Peoples, and Masters
Jerry Mathews and Mitchell Hoyt.
The program was concluded by Miss
Sharp Minor" tbohnanyD. This was
! the second Of the series Of spring
| recitals given by Miss Kincer's pu-
| pills. Another class will be heard in
recital Friday.
Frances Otis Lloyd, pupil Of Felian
Garzia. assisted BY Royal M. Tinker.
baritone. will give a concert June
| at the Playhouse.
| The pupils Of Miss Mary Upton
Talbot will give a plano recital
Friday at pm. at Friends Meeting
House. 18th and Irving streets.
Mrs. Flora McGfl Keefer. who has
just returned from New York, was
the soloist Tuesday evening at the
testimonial given for John Joy Ed
son at the Willard. Mrs. Keefer sang
a group Of songs. accompanying her
self on the piano. In her second
group Claude Robson was accom-
| panist.
Paul Bleyden has arranged a folk
song concert for the fortnightly salon
OF the Arts Club Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock. Mrs. Dorothy de Muth
Watson has Xritten "A q historical ar
ns f"ienea seh Russell x b nyon read rSs by
program viii Be as follows: 4 4
century B. g.: Hebrew chant, as
has been sung for ages. and chant
den; English group. Mrs. w. J. Lati-
! mer; Swabian group. Miss Mathilda
Kolb; Irish group. Miss Margaret CAL
lahan. Scotch group. Mrs. Lawrence
nor Stewart Hunt; Italian group, Paul
Bleyden; Russian group. Miss Helen
| Harper; Bohemian group. Miss H. An
| thony; Swedish group. Miss Helen
Harper; Norwegian Group, Nine.
nese group, Miss Hattie Herfurt;
/ American Indian and Kentucky noun
tain songs. Miss Bernice Randall:
| negro spiritual group. Miss N: Eiker:
| Folks at Home" chorus and every
! body present. Mrs. Paul Bleyden at
the piano.
The last pupils recital Of the sea-
son Of the Associated Studios Of Mr..
| Fabian and Mr.. Simon will take place
June 2~in the auditorium Of the Will
/ son Normal School. It will be given
as one of the programs Of music
! week.
| Beulah Beverley Chambers present
| ed her pupils in a piano recital at
Beverly Court last Sunday afternoon.
aker. Ada Rhodes. Nancy Adams.
Helen Andrews, Carol Callahan. En-
| lily Jane Quirk. Katharine Nelson:
Catharine Hough. Robert Reside and
program were Rose Valerie Polio
| and Mrs. Margaret Clark, sopranos,
! and Mrs. Alice Morgan. violinist.
! of Mrs. Harry Lee Ragland Of cleve,
| land Park Mrs. Florence Howard
sang a group Of songs. which in
| cluded Seaside Memories" words by
the host and music by the hostess
| Of the evening. Mrs. Ragland played
selections from Chopin. List and the
Faust waltzes.
At the First Baptist Church this
morning the music service will be as
follows: Morning-Quartet. Incline
Thine Ear" (Danks). and duet. AS
Pants ule Hart" (Henry Smart).
Evening-'T Am Alpha and Omega"
(Stainer). 'The Lost Chord" (Sulli-
van) and How Excellent Is Thy
Loving Kindness" (Hammond). An
thems in the evening service by the
solo quartet and evening chorus.
Choir-Mrs. Florence Howard So
prano and director of music: Miss
Mary Beisser, contralto; Henry Kru-
ger, tenor; Frank Haneke. bass: Mrs.
Edmund Barry, organist. and the
| evening chorus.
At the Church of the Incarnation
this morning the choir. under the di
rection of Mrs. Henry White. will
sing a program Of music appropriate
to the festival Of Trinity. the num-
bers being: .Te DeTm. in D Major.
hv Garrett: offertoFy anthem '1 Am