Evening star., 1921-02-13
MUSICAL MENTION

Next weeks program win be pre-
scented by Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler. So
prano: Mrs. William T. Reed. con-
tralto: Mrs. Raymond Dickey. violin
ist. and NJ. Katherine Floeckher,
pianist.
Miss H. v. Harper. soprano. will be
the assisting soloist next Saturday aft
ernoon at the organ recital to be given
st. Johns Episcopal Church. Lafayette
square. commencing at 4:40 O'Clock.
Miss Harper will sing "Come Unto
Him." from Handers Messiah" and
Great Peace Have They Which Love
son will play ''Marche Triomphale"
(Guirand): Meditation, D Flat" (Cad-
mani; "Scherzo" (Claussmann): cho-
rale preludes. 80 Come and Mourn With
Me Awhile" and "Abide With Me"
Bazarova. washington's male con-
tralto: Constance Finckel. pianist. and
George r. Flemer. violinst, with S. p.
Holland, as accompanist. will give a
program at the Y. NJ. c. A. Auditorium
Wednesday evening.
The fourth recital of the associated
studios of Otto Torney Simon and S. NJ
Fabian will take place Friday evening
at the latter's studio hall. Piano num-
bers will be contributed by Misses Cora
Nothnagel. and vocal selections by
Misses Mildred Hoge, Hazel Hughes.
Mary L. Meyer and Anna Patterson.
The public is invited to attend.
Helen D. Callahan, soprano and r
D. Fillius. tenor, were the assisting
soloists Monday evening at the
rehearsal
brew Orchestra. held in the lecture
hall of Keller Memorial Church.
Miss Callahan sang "A Birthday
Woodman) and BOAT Song tWare),
and Mr.. Fillius' contributions con,
sisted Of Because" O'Hardelot) and
ITO You lspeaks). with Mrs. Edward
l.. Weber as accompanist. Among
the orchestral numbers given under
the baton of II. w. Weber. a march,
Providence Tribune" written by f.. [.
was received with marked favor. the
to Poet and Peasant (suppe); ex-
cerpts from Martha (Flotow); a
fantasie. Home, Sweet Home. the
World Over. uamPe). and ds.:anada,: amer.
1Tit1). for anglais and flute. proved
especially interesting because Of it's
novelty.
Miss Theodore Cooper left We'd
nesday for Boston to continue her
servatory of Music.
Mrs. Warner Gibbs, soprano. was
the soloist at the meeting OF the
State Department Club, making a
impression in two French
Allies CHahn). and 'Mairdgar' (Chami-
nade). She was accompanied by Miss
Dorothy bennett, who added to the
pleasure of the occasion by giving two
solo numbers.
Helen Howison, soprano and Mary
Carlisle Howe, pianist, will give the
program at this evenings musical at the
Arts Club.
Recent events of interest among
the junior students include the
recital at which Miss Nabiha Daoud
presented Helen Gertrude Macoughtry
in a program of piano numbers The
little pianist gave a creditable per-
formance of Bach's "Solfiegietta-"
ITO a Wild Rose" (MacDoweW: :
Moment Musicale" (Schubert), and
Sonata (Mozart).
The twenthy-seventh public organ
recital, under the auspices Of the COM
of the public schools of the District,
will be given Tuesday evening by
Edith B. Athey. in the auditorium of
Central High School. Viola Schippert,
soprano, will be the assisting soloist
and the program will consist of num-
Howard Blandy will be the accom-
panist.
The Washington College of Music
concert February 81, in Central High
School auditorium and the public is
invited to attend. Following a Gus
tom of several years Standing, a col
lection will be taken for the benefit
Of the Junior Red Cross. Among
will be Margaret Cristadore. Tillie
Kravitz. Clara Young. Mitchell Bliss.
Lois Stuntz. Arsenic Ralon, Mrs. Ger
trude Reuter- Miller, Sara Becker,
Raymond Monaghan and Mrs. Alma
Thomas Rifenberg: The college or
will also add several numbers to the
program.
Gladys Price, soprano, and Tillie
Kravits. violinist. were the assisting
which B. Frank Gebest presented his
class in a program Of piano numbers
Miss Price sang Major and Minor
(SproSS) and Rain" (Curran; Miss
Kravitz played Scene de Ballot (De
Beriot), and Miss Gabest concluded
the evenings entertainment with a
rendition of LISTS Hungarian Rhap-
sody" (No. 11). The selections by the
students included "Sonatine, Op. 1877,
No. 1" (Schubertl. for violin and
Emily Christiani; "Deuxieme Mazurk''
(Echeverria), Miss Marian Barkley;
"At Morn" (Godard). Miss Emily
Christiani; "Arlequin" (Chaminade)
Miss Ida Gibson; '"The Two Larks''
Geschetizky), Miss Gertrude Nelo-
wich: Butterfly" davallee). Miss
Hilda Hanes: Romance" (Sibelius).
Miss Elizabeth Muldrow; "Kamennoi
Ostrow" (Rubinstein). Martin A
Dowd; Military Polonaise" (Chopin).
Miss Frances Cureton; Caprice Es-
pano1" (Moszkowsky). Miss Claire
Philomene Sgueo.
Successful events Of the week in
clude a musical given Tuesday even
ing in the parish hall Of st. Anthony's
Miss Alma Bucciantini and Miss Flea
nor Rodney Smith. The program, in
Guiding excerpts from the Chimes Of
Servants" chorus with solo, Misses
Frank, Webb, Kelly. st. John, Thorn
dyck; Legend OF the Bells" solo and
chorus. Miss Brevad and chorus; who
Are Wanting Maidens Able" solo and
chorus, Miss Frank and chorus; my
Loves an Arbutus" Gold Irish) and
"Mother Machree" (Chauncey Olcott).
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.