Evening star., 1921-11-27

Music Studio. Lady Sandwich was
particularly pleased with the songs
"Kuu Home" or old plantation song,
Aloha Oe" and Sweet Lei Lehua."
declaring that the Interpretation CIV
en- them by the Mcdowell sisters was
perfect, and said she was amazed to
find two Americans who could acquire
the Hawaiian touch of pathos and the
perfect pronunciation Of the native
Wednesday afternoon the Misses
Mcdowell gave very pleasing pro-
gram of instrumental numbers and
Hawaiian songs at the tea given by
the Anthony League, when DR.. Ra-
chelle F. Yarrof was the speaker and
Miss M. Lillian Williamson. director
of the General Federation of Women's
Clubs, was the guest of honor.
Thanksgiving evening the McDoW-
ell sisters rendered several enjoyable
Hawaiian songs and instrumental
music at the fortnightly soiree OF the
United Arts Society. These ladies
made a careful study of the Hawaiian
language and the songs and music
while sojourneying in Honolulu last
year.
The second pupils recital of the
season of the Associated Studios
piano, Henri Sokolov. violin-will
take place on Friday evening, De-
cember 2, S:l5. in the auditorium of
the Y. NJ c. A. Mrs. Walter II. Nash
will be at the piano. The following
program will be rendered:
four hands, "Op. g." Beethoven, Al
legro Motto" and "Rondo Moderate"
Lorena Heishman and Edith Sugar;
aria for soprano, "Batti, Batti." from
Don Giovanni" Mozart, Thou Art
Like Unto a Flower Wis List; ss.,nn Ihe
variations tor piano on "A SWISS
Song" Beethoven; "ArabesQue." Schu-
mann, Gladys Merriman; andante and
finale from violin Concerto" Men
delssokn, Joseph Ratner; "Griilen,
Schumann, and "Punchinele, Rach-
from "Elijah," Draw Near All Ye
People" Mendelssohn; Light" sing
ing, John Waters. The public is in
vited.
The choir of Bethany Baptist
Church, Rhode Island avenue ana
second street northwest, will give a
Harvest cantata in connection with
this evenings services. under the d.
rection OF William Waldecker, or
ganist, and Mr.. Gait w. Bowen, choir
leader The members of the choir
are Mrs. c: w. Bowen. Mrs. Wallace
3. C. Carter, Mrs. w. H. Barringer,
Mrs. F. H. Norris. Miss Ruth Salmon
and Miss Nora Carter. Sopranos,
Mrs. Willie McGowen and Mrs. l.
Walter Sharp; altos, e. L. Weber +.
{. Mitchell and Wallace r. Perry;
! tenors, NJ w. Miller and w. r.
! Vaughn; bass, G. w. Bowen. Preced-
| ing the evening service. Mr.. Wal
decker. will give a recital Of sacred
numbers from leading composers.
| A double quartet composed OF the
i pupils of H. Leroy Lewis Will sing
! the "Beatitudes," by Ashford, this
evening at the Georgetown Presby-
| terian Church, with Lewis Atwater at
| the organ. The members of the quar-
| tet are Allie Traver and Ann Corn
well, sopranos; Lucille Crockatt and
| Sue Kennedy, contraltos; Phillip Ken
ney and Peter Rydzyniski. tenors. and
Frank Leetch and Leroy Lewis, BARI
tones;
The Girls Glee Club of George
| Washington University recently held
it's first meeting of the year and elect
ed the following officers: Dorothy
! Ladd, president; Elizabeth kendrick,
vice president: Theresa Lawrence,
| secretary; Mabelle Bennett, treasurer;
Olive Prescott, reporter; Phyllis At
| kinSon, accompanist, and Mrs. o. D.
SWEET, director. 1t is the purpose of
! the cluD 10 make the university pet
| ter known and to promote school
! spirit. The club, under Mrs. Swett's
direction, is making plans for a con-
cert during the Christmas holidays.
| A piano and violin recital was given
| recently at Gunston Hall by Beulah
Beverly Chambers, pianist, and Alice
Morgan. violinist. Besides a piano
and violin sonata by Haydn, the pro-
1 gram included works by Rach Rec
| thoven. Mendelssohn, Kreisler, Vieux-