Evening star., 1921-04-03

SiCdI prOkTdss.J IN Inc SCHooiS'
churches. clubs and other organiza-
! tions during music week" -.
Announcements from the Friday
| Morning Music Club regarding the
weekly musicals for April include this
week an unusual program which Nv VIII
| he given at the knickerbOcker The
I ater Friday morning at IL o'clock.
! when the program will be given by
| the Rubinstein Club. Claude Robeson
directing. and Carolyn Curtis. So
| prano. of New York. and Helen Ger
! rer. violinist. April l5 there will be
an organ recital by DIR. J. Fred Wolfe.
! conductor of the Bach Choir of Beth
! lehem. Pa, which will take place AT
the residence of Mrs. Corby. Chevy
! Chase circle April % the annual
! business meeting will be held at the
] residence of Mrs. Charles W. Fairfax
at O'Clock in the afternoon, when
there will be an election of officers.
| This meeting will be open only TO
| active members.
! Fred East. baritone; Miss Gertrude
MiseI. contralto: Mrs. John J. Stahl.
| soprano: Arsenic Ralon. vioiinist. and
| Mrs. Emily Nogley. organist. Will par =
! tiCipate in concert at the West
! Washington Baptist Church Friday
evening. the program being arranged
| under the direction of Mrs. Stahi.
|
! Rich. soprano; Alice Douglas Jones'
eontralto: Wilbur C.. Fielder. tenor;
, Fred j. Eden. baritone, under direc-
tion of Mrs. Henry White. with
Emelie Margaret White. accompanist.
| will give an attractive program be
/, fore the Columbian Women at the
| College WOmen's club Tuesday even
| ing. They will be assisted by MISS
/ Esther Galbraiih. graduate of George
Washington University, who will read
| 4 one-act play. Preceding the pro-
gram the guests. including the facul ,
! ~ of the university. will be received
(, by Miss Elizabeth Beet. president or
/ the Columbian Women. assisted by
! Il number of past presidents.
j Anniversary services will be held
/ today at the Ninth Street CHRISTIAN
Church. when special program VIII
be given under direction OF Joseph
! Harrison. as follows: Morning. So
i prano. 20 Lord. Be Merciful' lBart-
! letp, Mrs. d. II. lawson, choir an.
them, Praise the Lord. O Ny Sour
(Smarp. Evening. soprano soi1,
| Come" (MacDermid). Mrs. 7. r. Pr
| tie; choir anthem Break Forth into
Joy" (Barney).
| Members of the Arts Club and their
| friends who were present last SUNDAY
~
the program offered by Lieut. Horace
Alvin Lake, baritone; Helene Woy-
| tych violinist; Barbara Hildreth. Vlo-
| loncellist and Mrs. Howard Blandy:
| accompa auist. Mr.. Lakes voice Is OF
| beautiful quality and his songs. rang
ling from grave to gay, furnished am
| PIE scope for display of characterlS-
| tic interpretations. He was especial.
| " happy in his singing of Massenets g
| "Elegie." made additionally effective
by an obbligato by Miss Hiidreth.
the Flames of Love" tBizeD. The
Pipes of Gordon's Men" (Hammond);
Evening Song" (BlumenthaD and
| There Is No Death" tO'Hara). giving
as encores I'm the Time Of Roses
la" Miss Woytych plays with fine.
| free bow and we'll developed tech
| nique. making an excellent impre ssion
in Scene de la czardas' tHubay).
"Minuet" (Mozart). 'Wiegenlied" (Max
Reger). Spanish Dance tSarasate} }.
and. responding to the recalls. gave
"Duette" (Haydn). unaccompanied.
! Miss Hildreth is one of Washington
talented young music students and de-
! lighted her hearers with her good
tone and expressive rendition of
| position. and as an encore. Cradle
Song (Hauser). The program open
| ed with the trios, Melody" (Tschai-
| kowskD and Gavotte" <(Padre Mar
xin) and closed with slavic Dance"
\ (Dvorak). Much of the SUCCESS of the
| affair was due to the admirable work
at the piano OF Mrs. Howard Blandy.
who arranged the program.
q Beulah Beverly Chambers and Nine,
| musical SUNDAY afternoon. when
Rose Valerie Polio sang arias from
Carmen" and "Cavalferia Rusti-
cana; Alice Morgan played Wfeniaw.
skis "Legende" and Vieuxtemps
"Polonaise." for violin: Marie yiceu.
gave selections by Debussy and
Chopin: Miss Polio and Margaret
Clark sang operatic duets and Miss
Chambers played "Nocturne" and
Rhapsody" Niszt).
An enjoyable program was given
recently at Foundry N. E. Church,
under the auspices of the Epworth
League. among those contributing to
the success Of the evening being MIS-
M6s Russell; Mrs. Fannie Shreve
Heartsill, Miss II. Marie Koontz.
Frances p. Heartsill and Miss N.
katharine F1oeckher.
Adolf Torovsky. organist and choir
master Of the Church of the Epiph-
any. will give recital the evening
of April Is at the Mount Vernon
Place NJ. E, Church.
Elizabeth Campanole. soprano:
Kathryn Riggs. harpist: Louise
Hoover. pianist; Katharine e. Thomp-
SON. Alice Deleslyne Taylor. pianist.
gave the program last week at the
Friday Morning Music Club. their
numbers including Bird Of the Will
In
doue" ,tRimsky- -Korsakoff) AT the
from "The Messiah" (HandeD. Mrs.
campanole: "Au Village" houkine),
"Adagio" (verdalle). "Chansop" (Du.
bszl. Miss Rigs; kreissesiana M,an."
.tastique" (PaderewskD. Miss Hoover:
/ 'I.'Amour. ,s'Envole" and "Bergere
Legere" feighteenth century,. Les
Roses d'Isahan" Gabriel Faure).
Chanson de FIoriap" (Goddard), Miss
.(Chopin) and "Ballade. A Flat"
Chopin. Miss Taylor.
Arthur Chester Gorbach. baritone.
with Katharine F1oecker as accom-
, PIANIST. and Mabel c. Linton. pianist,
will give the program of this even
ing's musical at ;theSArts Club.
Miss Katharine Foss, dramatic. So
prano. left Wednesday for Panama,
where, in, company with several other
young artists. she will give series
of twelve concerts.
! Adolf Torowsky, organist and choir
master of Epiphany Church, waa the
soloist at two recent concerts at An
| napoiis. Nd. playing the Mendelssohn
Concerto in &c Minor with the
1 > 20 n~-