Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23


Mrs. A f.. Smith Mrs. Mary F.. Webster
Mrs. Margaret Nick Schmidt. A dance VIII
follow the concert.
Tho Philadelphia operate Society is
making every effort to give a notable per,
SrmS@eG Sc &ceGoSy M usc om Tud snns
May 3. The cast includes Paula brnendi' M,
KGST May S9Es Pnn nFa NsnS Eawad @d
l.. Davies. Louis J. Martin and [. G.
l"ddlcman.
Monday evening at the Metropolitan Orera
House 81, Sacoba Jacobnoff' vioIinist: ard
a Joint recital for the benefit of the JOY
settlement and Day Nursery.
The Eurydicc String Quartet, composed Of
Florence Haenle, first violin: Helen Rowley.
second violin; Ella Rowley, viola. and Marc
RI'rehm. cello. win give. concert next
They viii play the Mendelssohn Quartet in
|: il3, h2t, some shorter pieces and with Emile
tct. Bernard Poland will be the assisting
artist.
An organ recital will be given by RolIo r
@r the New Jerusa lem SqS az the Wanut @ stres
Presbyterian Church, 3923 Walnut street, on
tary Offering @ili be devoted to the piano
fund Of tho Chaplin Memorial Home for Aged
Blind.
Mildred Faas. soprano, with Cocnraad Won
sos at the plano. gives recital next Mon
Miss Faas has been for the Hfth time en-.
gagged t" sing at the Bach festival.
The second concert of it's fourth scasor
win he given by the Orpheus club Of VII
mington, Del. Ralph Kinder. CONDUCTOR in
the Playhouse on TUESDAY evening of next
week. John Barnes Wells. Of New York.
VIII assist the club.
Of s season c%s nas VII anaYS sYS ne as'
Contrnlto; Nicholas Doaty, tenor; Louis Ga :
6owitS, 6t,,n, vionis;. with Ellis Clark Ham.
sc TIE EESsG TSs;Ts Of the
TTHsht 20 Know About Ul:ra, FRAN Modern TSn Music Coy
Play sindins sonata and the DVoraE soma ma.
OF 5ins no and 1I M!ss Qninlen viii give examples
Vi 'ho music OF various countries.
TA% at TS'R Ga Rcasmy free sSqdfg S A. ES
fSrHars nfS Srsh iiI tii9Imorr2w m at o'clock. The per
r%%SIS T be nS MSTG sn5 6s
oenberser. baritone, with Elizabc,h Ciest ST. Al
Mss Dorothy +. Joinc. treasurer a0oT7
Pine street. -'o'
VII be given g the Forrest Theatro on sun
r"S rNtillUs' MAY 10. Both tho fun urChes,
pate. "'' partici-
Reemt. directors OF the PhiladclphSa" S" C6H, %Tn
seryatory Of Music. announce q recitai bg
GGn.:ury Drawing Rooms Monday az 'mT d%enISG, Tsw
next Tickets may be had on application
to the secretary. ''''O"'o'
ST. Pauls r =. Church, Ashbourno and
musical services Sunday nfterpnons a, 4,
o,clo'E; Frederick Cook, vIoiinst, and Vim
sShrTlcss; ser y. Lindsay Norden is organIst and
a, II" SpectHl musical service tomorrow
T SsRth stree, % ,sTfry shd n f. Church Forty
tfrss'nE cbns S,biS ProsTam vii be rendered BY the
Horatto Conncll bass. f:Ilis t!IeEyIi IIGnor IInr
mann Is org"nist and chormaster. nam
Tho program for tho service IN be ,.,yor
N ST.. James Church. TwentysscondS S'.nH . n[ =
Walnut stroets, by $. Wesley Sears organist fT1
made up OF works from the Iatnss Miir TToro o., oe
w, Parker. great American o%F%nIst e I,n"rat,, ar.
h IorSt W. raTke!En Hi IN fsiiowsS fhH in!sT
in tn" American Academy at Rome,
A. spacta .mustca! services on Suneay
evening at 10 O'Clock IN the Church Of 'Io
SAVIOUR, Thirty-ciRhth above Chestnut s,rae, .st'
contralto, Phyllis Muncey: tenor R6rai Ut Iih'r r
Macl"llan' bass, J. HcIfenstein Mason.
- A. tho SECOND Presbyterian Church
Twenty-hrst and Walnut streets a snnci
hroSram Will he given tomorrow AT 79O ~ ~ NJ
IN" mixed choir ~ twCnty-o voices und"r
the Ir%Gd,lCn 9ir@%,on Of I4nd2ay NordHn, assrtSi
faheIi, harpis' will give the program Nv