Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30

the Friday Morning Music Club.
With George Wilson as accom-
PIANIST and Anton Kaspar giving
two obligatos. the program included;
"Nocturne. B Major Schopin),
..scherzo. s Minor lchopinl. Miss
Donna" from la Gioconda" (Pon-
chiefly, slave Song" Ualo), My
Abode" !schubertl, Miss Mclean;
The" The Lark Sgalakirsy9 ns 1he M IN
II" (Liszt). Miss Constance Finckel;
(Strauss), Little Bells of Sevilla"
(Homer Samuels). Song of the
Open" Ga Forge). Mrs; Mary
Sherier Bowie; duets. 1.-THE Gypsies"
{Brahms); Spring Is in the Air Ai
Lean. .. -..
Mrs. R. H. Dalgleish, contralto; Miss
Edith Graham, soprano; Helene
Woytych, violinist. and Mrs. Howard
Blandy. pianist, gave an enjoyable
luncheon of the Sixteenth Street
Heights Citizens Association, given
at the home Of Mrs. Carl F. stuhler.
Mrs. Dalgleish made her usual sue
cess in Your Voice" (Denza), big
Brown Bear" (Manna-Zulla). NAM
my's song".tAa.Tist Ware g Blythe the
ance). Naughty Little Clock Ode
Koven), my Ain Folks" demon;
Miss Graham sang Rose in the Bud"
(Foster). Lonesome. That's All"
(Roberts). "Who Knows" (BalD.
1.-THE Magic Of Your Eyes" (Pennl.
lit, Gray Home 81. in &c. the We West;
Figaro and ''Minuet" (Mozart)
"Bolero" (Dancla) and "Wiegenlied"
(Max Reger). Mrs. Blandy proved, as
heretofore, a sympathetic accom-
PIANIST.
Washington recently met at the home
of Mrs. Abbie E. higgins, when the
program consisted of a vocal solo by
Mrs. Tinker, accompanied by Mildred
Tinker; piano duet, Helen Ryan and
Mrs. Higgins; piano solos by Misses
Mildred Tinker. Margaret Hibbell,
Papline Homiller. Margaret Berany;
Ledder. Short biographical sketches
of Mendelssohn, Weber and Handel
were presented by Misses Tinker,
Ryan and Homiller. A talk on the
oratoria. est. Paul. with some ex-
cerpts from the work, was given by
Miss Richie Mclean, contralto, will
be the soloist at this evenings serv-
ice at Gunton-Temple Presbyterian
Church. her selection being Tho
Fulfilment." from Maunder's Song
accompanying.
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler will
be the soloist at the annual break
fast. Of the Congressional Club in
honor Of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, to
take place February 8 at Rauscher's.
when she will give group OF
Shakespearean songs.
The first of a series of recitals
by Washington organists under the
Chapter of the American Guild Of
organists( took place Monday even
ing at the Mount Vernon Place M. E.
Church South. The program. given
by Mrs. Frank okers Frost. organist
" wheaton Howard. organist of the
Third Church Of Christ. Scientist. and
Harry Edward Mueller. organist of
the First congregational Church.
consisted of "Fantasie Triomphale"
SDubois), "scherzoson &. 9Rhe,n nn1 sri
.'sunrise" lKarg-Elert), played by
Mr.. Howard: three movements of
Guilmant's "First Sonata" (Mrs.
FROSTY and fermentation" (Guil.
mant) and Theme and Variation"
(Joseph Bonnet), rendered by Mr.
Mueller.
Miss Julia Doyle has invited the
members of the Rubinstein Club to
a reception this afternoon at the
Hadleigh to meet Mrs. A. M. Blair:
former president and conductor Of
the club. who is spending the week
in Washington.
Recent events of interest to the
younger contingent OF washington
students Of Louis A. Potter. jr.. at
which the following program was
"Melodie" {wsber). Elizabeth Price;
Crossing the Bridge" (FrimD. Helen
Plummer; 5e's aad March WIND Wind
Toe Dancer" (Huerter1. virginia An
drus: "Minuet in g" (Beethoven).
Elisabeth Rice: "Goldilocks" (Huer-
teri. Julia Wayland; TO a Wild
Koontz: "Homeward Bound" (Kern},
Phyllis Fowler: "sonatina, in D'
(Kuhlau). Marceline Johnson; Der
eeuse, lIljinsky) and Dancing Doll"
Amphores" (Chaminade). Edward
Burdett, Pendant la Yalse" Gackl:
Margaret Cunning: Waltz in e
Minor" tChopin),. Floreine Hurley;
"Romance" (Sibelius). Olivia Biller:
"Hunting Song (Mendelssohn). Ruth
Barnhart; ''Tarantelle in A" (Chopin).
Marguerite Hanen: "Minstrels'' (De-
bussy) and Rhapsody. No. 8" (LiszD.
Mrs. Macon r. McArtor: waltz In A
Flat" {chopin), Francis Thorne. and
Hungarian" (MacDowelD. Gladys
Barrow.
The assembly hall Of the central
Of the Y. M. c. A. was filled