Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20

, (Grieg), "Scherzo" (Mendelssohn),
Miss Marjorie Davis: piano solo.
Rhapsody, G Minor" tBrahms), Miss
Sara Becker; violin solo. Concerto.
Durward Bowersox. accompanied by
the orchestra. Miss Marjorie Davis
| assisted as accompanist.
The personnel of the orchestra in
cludes: C. E. Christiani. director.
uel Dessoff. Estella Thomas. c. b.
Gray. Rena Greenberg, Herman
Weihe, Tillie Kravitz. Kenneth Douse,
David Kushner, w. M. Wooster, Dur
ward Bowersox. J. B. Russell, Nor
man Goldman. Donald CLANCY. Marie
W. c. Young and s. Amato. Second
lviolin-Clyde Duvall. Mary DeLane.
Robert Edwards. Dorothy Dick. Alice
Meredith, Joseph Mui, Florence Zim-
norman, Dolores Spence. Stanislaw
Gruber, Bernice Shepard, Mildred
Fleenor. Jerry Janata, Beatrice de,
Ladurantaye, Charles Wilpan' Paul
Harry Bantzuranis. Eleanor Speiden,
Margaret Noe and William Funger.
Viola-Robert Stearns. c. B. Sorn-
boyer, H. C. Gauss and A. c. Spencer.
Cello-Spencer Prentiss, Ralph Jonse.
Mary Hinshaw. John E. Willis. Edith
Cheney and T. w. Mcneil. Bass-W.
F. Doyle and Ludwig Naecker. Tim
pani-Elphonzo Youngs. Flute-A: J.
Gumprecht. Clarinet-Leonard Will
son. Cornet-T. A. HOLE and p. N:
Lockwood. Trombone-Frank Schissel
and Frank s: Cheney: Horn-B: "A.
Willard and Charles Garnsey. Flano
Marjorie Davis.
The Cecilia Singers, mixed quar-
tet Of church soloists, furnished the
music for the High School Teachers
Association. which held its first meet
ing of the season at the College
Women's Club last evening. The
members of the quartet. which is I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Henry White
are: Katherine Rich Filder. soprano;
Alice Douglas Jones, contralto; VII
bur c. Fielder, tenor, ana Fred J.
Edur. baritone. Emile Margaret
White is the accompanist.
An exceptionally successful meeting
Of the National Community Chorus
was held recently at the Mount YER
non Place NJ. E. Church with more
than seven hundred in attendance. A
program of unusual interest and
by Miss Kathryn Brill. soprano: Miss
Esther A. Cloyd. reader: Mr.. Martin
A. Dowd. pianist; Hawaiian selections
by the Acton String Trio, and selec-
lions by the Bureau Of Standards Glee
Club, Mr. w. E. Braithwaite director.
The chorus was fortunate in secur-
! ing Hollis Edison Davenny. the New
York baritone, to come here espe-
cially for this concert and community
affair. Mr.. Davenny has host OF
friends here and 1T was an euthusi-
astic reception that he received. Mr..
Davenny has improved much in his
art, and he was given an ovation at
| tho close of his first number.
The evenings entertainment was
closed with twenty minutes Of chorus
singing, under the direction OF
Charles s. Wengerd. who called on
two unit leaders, Miss Nancy w. Still
well and w. r. Schumacher. to lead,
| which they did most effectively. -,
The next meeting Of the chorus will
be on Tuesday evening. when an
election of officers will be held.
Mrs. Frank Howard. soprano. was
the soloist Saturday at the meeting
of the Women's Political Study Club.
Patriotism was the spirit of the pro-
gram, and Mrs. Howard sang THE
Recessionar' Ode koven).
The Y. W. c. A. Glee Club made a
creditable showing recently when its
selections were well received at the
annual business women's banquet
The club was only recently formed
under the leadership of Miss Esther
Linkins, with Miss Helen Nash at the
piano. There are no membership fees
and any girl who likes to sing is
eligible.
Gurli Luise Corey entertained at a
musical Wednesday evening, giving
the monoperalogue. Romeo ct Juli-