Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20

vary Methodist Episcopal Church,
under the DIRECTION Of George II HaTo Ia
Amiss preceding the regular service
maigre). ITO Spring" (Grieg). and
'Hymne Celeste" (Grey). The chorus
choir will render The One Hundred
and Fiftieth Psalm" tBandegger).
delssohn) and 1.-The Heavens Are
Tselling" (Haydn). The solo quartet.
consisting of Mrs. Marie Deal. Mrs.
G. r. Miller, Mr.. r. P. Backing and
(Goss). and Mrs. Miller and Mr.. Back
ing will sing the duet, Children,
Pray This Love to Cherish" (Spohr).
The choir will be assisted by the
Washington College OF Music string
quartet, consisting of Miss Thomas.
Nash, which will play "Andante Can
table," from the quartet, Opus IL"
(Tschaikowsky).
The advanced pupils of Sol Minister
held their weekly orchestral meeting
Thursday evening at his studio. when
compositions by Beethoven, Schu-
mann. Spohr and Bach were taken up
TO study. By unanimous vote Of
those present 1t was decided to con-
tfnue the meetings weekly through
out the season.
Mrs. Aaresrude Smith. Norwegian
soprano. and Elizabeth Gardner Coombs,
pianist, were the soloists at the musical
tea given by the Woman's Club OF Chevy
gave group OF solos by Scandina-
Wan composers. among them "Eroti-
con (No. y" (Sjogren): Chant Sans
Paroles" tSinding) and Dance Ca
price" (Grieg). Mrs. Smiths program
consisted Of songs by sinding, Agathe
Primrose" and From Mount Pincio."
both by Grieg, accompanied by Mrs.
Coombs.
The song cycle, THE Persian Gar
den," by Liza Lehman, was one Of
the features of interest at the Arts
Club musical last Sunday evening,
when it received a delightful inter
probation by a quartet composed OF
Frances Scherger, soprano; Christine
Levin, contralto; Ross Farrar, tenor,
and Arthur G. Gorbach, bass. with
Claude Robson, accompanist and d.
rector. The occasion served also to
introduce to Arts Club habitues a
young pianist and composer. Mrs.
Rhea Watson Cable, who gave a
Granger, and two charming num-
bers from her own pen. Moods" and
THE Sea" The program this even
ing will be given by Mrs. Marcus
Goldman, pianist, and Anna Brett
Sunny, contralto. with Elizabeth
Gardner Coombs accompanist.
The Mcdowell Music Club had its
first business meeting Tuesday even
ing at 1905 H street northwest, when
the following officers were elected for
the coming year: Georgia E. Miller,
n eli II g.
ident; Ann Cornwell. secretary: Kath-
arine Octerdinger, assistant secretary,
and Sue Kennedy, treasurer.
The club will have limited MEM
| bership Of thirty, with active COM
mittees working constantly to further
the future success of its career, as ex-
pressed in the letters received and
read to the club from Madame Mac
Dowell, by Miss Miller. The follow
ing list Of names constitute the list
Kathryn Beck, Edith Austermuhl.
Anna Kennedy. Pauline Graff. Mabel
Kane. Myra Marks, Lucille Crockett.
| Katherine Brooks. Josephine Mattson,
Jane Cornwell, Mildred Ehling, Allie
Traver. Peter Rydzyniski, Harriet
Hine. Elizabeth Zenor and Mary
| Twomey.
The voice committee Of the Rubin
stein Club, Mrs. Jessie Tabler Ben
ham. chairman. will hold a meeting
Wednesday at 1890 O'Clock at the New
| Ebbitt. when applicants for active men,
bership will be heard.
Charles Trowbridge Tittman. bass,
| will assist the choir of the First Con-
vesper service this afternoon at 4
o'clock and will sing the aria. THE
People That Walked in Darkness"
from Messiah" by Handel. and 'The
Holy City" by Adams, with Harry
Edwin Mueller at the organ.
An enjoyable program was given
| Monday evening in the lobby Of the
Y. M. c. A. Among those participant
| ing were Miss Estrella Amores. Miss
Dorothy Gates. Mrs. Harry Shacklett,
| Conner Porter. Miss Esther Cloyd,
Miss Allie Traver, Miss NJ. 6. Davis.
Mrs. Dodd and Mrs. Gates.
The Lyric Quartet. composed of
Blanche Bolin. soprano: Lura Smith,
Herman Falkner. baritone. with Alma
Bolln at the piano. made its initial
appearance in public at the fourth
annual banquet of the Washington
Passenger Association, making a
numbers numbers 70. Soil Mo- and "cheries
biribin." quartet: Your Eyes Have
Told Me So" and Shadow March,"
Miss Bolln; There Is No Death" and
For You Alone" Mr.. Falkner, and
Songs Beloved" quartet.
Pauline Graf. pianist. spent a few
days last week with her parents
here. and returned Thursday to her
work in dancing with Yvette Gull
bert in New York. Miss Graft came
to Washington to dance in the
pageant at the ball Wednesday even
ing given by the Women's National
Foundation in the ballroom of the
New Willard, and took the part of