Evening star., 1921-12-04

! Hotel last Monday given by the Ma
| tional Federation of Women's Clubs
for the wives Of the delegates to the
| conference on limitation of armament.
| The audience numbered over 700 OF
1 the worlds most notable women.
Gladys Price, soprano: Gertrude MI
! sci. contralto: Peter Rydzynski. tenor.
and Nellie Vieira, reader. with Mary
| panists, provided an enjoyable hour
for visitors at the Y. NJ. G. A. last
Monday evening. the program includ-
ing: Less Than the Dust" and "A
| Little Bit of Honey" Carrie Jacobs
Bond, Miss Misel; readings, Miss VI
Colleen O. My Heart" (Tenn).
| Values" (vanderpoeD, Mr.. Rydzan-
| ski: Bird Of Love Divine" (Woodo.
| Dawn" (Curran). THE Little Irish
! Girl Lohr), Miss Price
| Student events of the week include
an interesting recital. in which Mrs.
W. c. Stierlin presented her class In a
program Of piano numbers. which I'm in
stierlin and Miss Bratton: The
Palms" and Under the Double Eagle
Miss Anna Gasch; duet. "Muriei'
| (FrimD, Edna Blumer and Minnie
| O'Niell; "Humoreske" and Trova-
tore" Mary Macdonald; simple
Aveu." Katherine Gasch: "The Mill
(Jensen), Devota Purdy: Japanese
Dance" (Pennington). Helen Bowers;
duet. March Pontifical." Margaret
O'Connor and Edna Blumer; I'm a
Gondola" and Flower Ssrrs song cbnSertsS SpS re-
"Serenade." Elizabeth Hager: duet
(IummelD. the Misses Gasch; spring
! Song" (MerkeD. Hathaleen smith
| Romance" 'Sibelius" and Mighty
LAX a Rose" Miss Agnes Lawler; sex,
tette from Lucia" for left hand
alone Elizabeth stern: knight Rup-
pert" (Schumann). Marguerite oCon-
nor) trio for piano. six hands. Misses
Stern Purdy and Albers: Poet ana
| Peasant" overture. Almena Bratton
| Miss Dorothy Trimble and MISS Mary
Del.ane. Miss Trimble giving several
songs and Miss Del.anc playing the
Meditation" from "Thais. anu as
| encore Elgars Love Song.
| The Rebew Orchestra. under the d.
rection Of II. w. Weber, will give It's
second public rehearsal of the season
! tomorrow night in the lecture room OF
Keller Memorial Church, John u:
| Klein. tenor; Fred East, baritone. and
e. I. Haigh and C. N. Tenney, hutists'
being the soloists.
| Mrs. Roy T. Fowkes. formerly Lura
lJ. Campbell, has returned to this CITY
after a years absence. During tna'
time she was the soIoist at Providence
Avenue NJ E. Church of Chester, Fa.:
and has now accepted the position OF
| soprano soloist at st. Paufs Episcopai
Church of Alexandria, va.
! Mrs. Florence Howard. soprano;
Margaret Mansfield. violinist. Henry
| Kruger tenor, and Fl. Alvin Lake,
bass. will be the assisting artists al
the twenty-fifth anniversary OF the
! Luther League of st. Mark Lutheran II
1 fold
!, the service this morning, Alteration
(Borowskil. and at the evening srrN-
| ice. "Eyensong" tSchumann). To-
| morrow evening the program Will be
| soprano SOLO How Beautiful CpQn
| the Mountains" by Flaxington Hark-
er; tenor solo. spirit OF "oa. " W
] Neidlinger: bass solo. IF God 80
! c,,othe the Grass" by Biscf,off. and
! trio. praise Ye." from 'Attila. by
| Verdi.
/, Miss Elizabeth Barkman will give a
brief organ recital this afternoon at
| the Mount Pleasant Congregational
iChurch, preceding the usual Vespers
service, commencing at 4:45 O'Clock.
| Among her numbers will be Even
song" Johnson). Novelette, clark
err, Nearer. My God, to Thee tMa-
son Baldwin,.
| Miss Evelyn kissinger will give the me
| following program at her recital this
! afternoon in the Colin Clarke White
| studio: .From Grief ! Cannot Meas
ure' (Franz). where My Caravan has =,
| Rested uIohr): "Noon and Night
(Hawley) and ''The Lilac Tree Cart
! lapd).
| Elizabeth Winston. pianist. has re-
| turned from New York. where she made
recordings for the Ampico. Last sun
| of Martha Washington Seminary, where
she is instructor of piano.
The membership roll of the Wash
ington Oratorio Society closed with a
! total of 3J3 singers. the largest the
society has ever had. The male sec
ton numbers III voices. which is the
largest male chorus ever gathered TO-
gether here to render oratorio. win
such magnificent showing as this
and with the quartet of New York
singers engaged TO sing the solo parts,
| this years performance of The
! Messiah" on the evenings of Decem-
ber 20 and II. promises to surpass any
! oratorio efforts ever presented in this
| city.
! Mr.. Kinsella bass. and Miss Minna
Niemann were the performers at the
concert given at the Arts Club last
/ Sunday evening. Mr.. kinsella sings
with fine rhythm and good enuncia-
tiop. Mrs, Kinsella made very sat
| isfying accompanist. Miss Niemann,
pianist. gave brilliant performance.
! The numbers which received encores
were "Pierrette" (GlaZenow) and
! i"Papillon" tOlsen), played by Miss
! Niemann, and thine Was / Roamed
! the Mountain Side" Lohr) and ''Bor-
der Balled' tCowen).. sung by Mr..
! Kinsella.
| MARTIAL LAW ENDED.