Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20
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ner coombs acting as accompanist-
Franceska Kaspar Lawson will re-
turn today from North Carolina, where
she was heard during the week in a
series of recitals. Previous to going
south Mrs. Lawson gave recital
at Wardman Park Hotel for the benefit
OF the White House Outdoor Kinder
garten. which was very successful
musicaliy and financially.
Prominent local talent contributed
to successful concert Thursday
evening in the Sunday school room of
Ascension Church. the affair being for
the benefit Of fhe choir fund. The
participants were EDNA Hillyard
Howard. soprano; Julia Culbreth
Gray. contralto; George Frederic
Bayliss. tenor: Lawrence Elmer Muir
ray, bass; assisted by Anton kaspar,
violinist; Walter Percival Gray, bass:
John b. Wilson. accompanist.
Part Chorus, Songs of the Vi
kings" Faning); violin, (a) "Sere-
made" pAmbrosia). co. "Berceuse",.
(Jarnefield). (c) Airs and Variations"
CVieuxtemps); contralto, (a) "Adieu
o. Sse saran rose" tArditD; piano.
ca "Etude," (b) "valse" (Chopin /;
''ss1tette from Lucia DonizettD. y
Part II-violin. ta) "Andante"
s ers1as1iss: CO. Gypsy Airs ssars
(MasseneD, Walter Percival Gray: pi-
ano. (a) "Nocturne," (b) "Etude." (c)
"Ballade'' (Chopin); soprano, La Forsa
del Destino" (VerdD; quartette, (a)
"Carmena" (Wilson), (b) Goodnight,
Beloved" (PinsutD.
Katherine Rich Fielder, soloist at
the Church of the Incarnation, sang
Saturday evening for the Maine State
Society at its meeting in the Thomson
School Mrs. Fielder gave, in charming
STYLE " Isir, group Of four songs; There
den." by Liza Lehman; There Is a
Garden That 1 Know" by Proctor; ITS
Mighty Good World After AL" by
OHara, and 1.-THE Lille Tree" by Cart
ner. Alice Douglas Jones was at, the
piano.
Elsa Louise Raner, violinist. gave a
most successful recital in Philadel-
phia recently. when she was engaged
by guest at the Hotel Gladstone to
give a private musical in the hotel
ballroom. A large audience was in
vited to attend. and Miss Raner's
playing was very cordially received.
Adele r. Bush OF Washington played
the accomplishments.
Edythe Marmion Borosius, harpist,
left Tuesday for concert tour
through the west and south. She
will give recitals at various points in
Ohio. Illinois, Kansas. Minnesota,
Montana and Texas, returning about
the middle of December.
G. A. Johnson has been engaged as
bass soloist at the Church Of the
Incarnation. The choir. under the
direction of Mrs. Henry White. is
already at work on the music for
the Christmas Eve midnight service.
Alice Douglas Jones, contralto. and
Mr.. johnson will be heard this morn
ing in the duet, Il Will Magnify
Thee" by Marsh, with Emile Mar
garet White at the organ. The other
soloists Of the choir are Katherine
woody Higgins, mezzo-soprano; Will
bur C. Fielder, tenor, and Lynch
Luquer. violinist.
The Musurgia Quartet gave the ma
jor portion of the program at the
Vaughn class concert Friday evening.
at Calvary Baptist Church. The per-
sonnet of the quartet for this season
consists of Fanny Shreve Heartsill,
=
tralto; James X. Young. tenor. and
Fred c. Shaefer, bass, with Harry
Wheaton Howard as accompanist and
director.
Mrs. Ethel Camp Hugh of BeSne,
Switzerland. with Mrs. John L. Cable.
wife of Representative Cable of Ohio,
accompanist. and Rosemary Finckel,
pianist. gave a delightful program on
the occasion of ladies night" at the
University Club. Madame Hugh gave
a tranSlation from some cotemporary
Swiss poets and several songs by Mrs
Cable.
Her Interpretation of the group OF
modern Swiss songs gave full oppor-
tunity for a range of expression from
the most delicate humor and fantasy
in the two children's songs by jacques
Dalcroze, to the deeply dramatic
rEternite"
Two songs composed by Mrs. Cable
exhibited originality and served to
introduce auspiciously to Wash
ington audience a young American
composer>of great promise.
Rosemary Finckel, age IL years,
played "solfigietta" lBach). Der
ceuse" GjinskD and Gay Butterflies"
(Gregg). her performance being re-
ceived with great enthusiasm.
Elsa Raner, violinist. will be the as
sisting soloist this morning at All Souls
Unitarian Church. when she will play
"Adagio" (Ries), "Cantabile" MAR
dinD and Prayer" cole Build, with
Lewis Atwater at the organ.
A program Of special music ap-
will be given this evening at CAL